₦airaland Forum

Angelfrost:
This op sef... Didn't even have the decency to add: Viewers' Discretion Advised!

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Lanre4uonly:
National assignment(s)?
The list of the national assignment(s) ought to be mentioned by him so as to back up his claim.

Unigrad:
The national assignment nor get name?
Since the money was given to you for national assignment, why not mention it for us to hear.

Na wa! The casual way taxpayers’ money is stolen in Nigeria...
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SMBH:
Ambode was a disaster... I hope sanwo olu won't disappoint us.

#BourdillionBullionBull$
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AutoReportNG:
The Lagos State Government has begun massive highway reconstruction across the state now that the rainy season is here even though there still needs lot to be done in this regards, but we still have to commend them by starting the work they are meant to do. Also, we noticed that the state government has also contracted the covering of all holes around the metropolis. Manholes are usually left open by Lagos State officials after clearing the drainage, they refused to cover these holes back which cause lots of damages, accident to road users.

Starting from Marina in Lagos Island, Victoria Island, 3rd Mainland Bridge, the team are using the composite manhole covers, what makes this unique is that it's not susceptible to theft unlike the others that they open and carry away either by the workers or by the public.

Source:
https://www.autoreportng.com/2019/06/lasg-begins-massive-road-rehabilitation.html

Bros, those manhole covers are usually STOLEN. It’s the same problem in Abuja....

Eko Oni Baje!
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Triangles1:
Don't worry, you will experience it one day when your girl will accused you of rape when love go sour.

If I drugged “my girl”, brought along a pal to join in and taped it, she will be RIGHT to accuse me of rape...
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Yhelay:
Still wrong. You don't use past tense in pidgin!

Since some of you are humor-challenged...

It’s not supposed to be past tense...
But rather present continuous tense! SMDH
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anonimi:
Does that read like pidgin to you

Duh! Does it read like classic English to you?
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Why are they releasing only N3.6 billion?
This is a project that the FEC approved N63billion for last October.
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GOOD NEWS!
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iPrevail:
What exactly will Davido sing for her? How will it aid her transition? These people sef!

wallex1983:
Sometimes I wonder what the aspiration of some people in life is...

Not serious with life.... Even on the way to heaven, still lacking meaningful thoughts...

What a wasted and useless life

It will “aid her transition” if getting her wish makes her HAPPY...

Meanwhile, judgmental Nigerians, who told you this is the only thing she has done to “aid her transition” or her “way to heaven”? Pretty sure she has taken care of all of the more weighty affairs and probably even made her peace with her maker, but sometimes it is these little seemingly insignificant things that lightens our load. Anyway, here’s free advice - wait for when you think you’re about to die and do YOU! SMH
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Depends...
If it’s Pidgin, then it’s correct.
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ensamy:
She also featured amongst super falcons that year. I can never forget that wonderful goal she scored.... against Cameroon Lioness.

Before my time but it was Chioma Ajunwa who played for the Falcons, not Mary Onyali...
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Thank Lord for the young man’s freedom...

First, Prof Oyewole was actually a pretty good and hardworking Minister...
But even if he wasn’t, his “sins” should never be visited on innocent relatives.
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As for the married mor-on that asked if she wants to cause married men to cheat, he deserves to be kicked in the Richard...
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GOOD FOR HER!

Personally, not exactly my cup of tea or how I would personally behave...
But the Good Doctor is showing prudish (and hypocritical) Nigerians that how you dress (or not) has nothing to do with smarts!
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GraGra247:
Agents of satan physically unleashed everywhere.... As was foretold anyway.

How brazen.

Because it’s “satan” that created boobs? SMH...
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School is not for everyone...
But EDUCATION is! Figure out the difference and you are well on your way to a good life! Best wishes!
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SLAP44:
But that's wrong, that was how the other time, they chose olusegun aganga to become minister from Lagos when we have capable Lagosians and they were rejected because other Yorubas are forcing them out.

And how would it have BETTERED your life if a so-called “real” Lagosian was appointed instead?
An example of how Nigerians will blame the elite for our woes and then fight/kill each other to benefit same elite. SMH
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One Love Foundation...

Anyway, these fees are NOT peculiar to Nigeria. When a candidate is offered admission, it means another candidate will be not be getting that place. These fees are COMMITMENT fees to increase the likelihood that the successful candidate will actually be attending.
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ZOO!
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Jayslicky:
ok we just hope it won't be those songs where a word is repeated like 50times, like soco.

But it’s the “repetition” that made Soco lit...
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FFK went all in! Dayaaaaam....
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OndoFirstBorn:
About 700 public primary schools in Ondo State have been renovated.

This is coming two years after Governor Oluwarotimi Akeredolu assumed office.

He had vowed to promote quality and sustainable education that will ensure technological growth never experienced in the state.

“Unless we take the issue of education seriously, our quest for development will not only be unrealisable, but regrettably, laughable,” he said, lamenting the state he met the education sector.

“This is a deplorable process, which regrettably, culminates in the award of varying shades of certificates to individuals, who lack capacity to apply knowledge to solve problems,” he added.

Since the beginning of the Akeredolu-led administration, the Ondo State government has paid N3.7 billion as counterpart funding for basic education, which was matched by the Federal Government through the Universal Basic Education Commission (UBEC) to revamp the primary education sector.

The government also constructed toilet facilities in about 300 of the primary schools that have been renovated.

Among the benefitting schools are St Jude’s Primary School, Obinehin; Don Bosco School, Ondo and St Andrew’s Primary School, Elegbeka.

Many educators and parents, while seeking more attention on public schools, have praised the Akeredolu-led administration for its efforts so far.

They said the schools would have been much better if previous administrations had paid similar attention to education in the state.

A retired head teacher in IIe-Oluji, who spoke in confidence said: “You will agree with me that most of our schools would have been in a lot better shape if other administrations had paid better or similar attention to education in Ondo State.

“However, I would love to see the government extend its programme to other schools needing attention in the state. This move is beginning to yield results and life is gradually returning to the state-owned primary schools.”

Ondo State Universal Basic Education (SUBEB)Chairman, Princess Oladunni Odu told The Nation that new building are still being constructed along with supply of furniture, provision of boreholes and other facilities.

According to Mrs Odu, another 314 projects would be awarded very soon in various primary schools, including agricultural materials, sporting equipment and 77 containerised toilets.

“We want to make education attractive through functional system with training and re-training of teachers. Parents are now satisfied with public schools, there are more qualified teachers, adequate security and conducive environment,” she said.

In order to boost teachers’ morale, the state government recently rolled out promotion letters to 1,800 primary school teachers in the state. They were promoted after a rigorous screening exercise carried out by SUBEB.

The promoted teachers were said to have scored high marks in characters and performed well in the examination and interview conducted for them.

This is in addition to the recruitment of more primary schools teachers, which the SUBEB Chairman said is happening for the first time since 2006.

The Nigeria Union of Teachers, (NUT) Chairman, Ondo State chapter, Mr. Victor Amoko, lauded the state government for the kind gesture.

The promotion, Amoko said, would motivate the teachers. He urged them to reciprocate the kind gesture by putting in their best in impacting knowledge on the pupils.

Also speaking on the progress in the education sector, Chief Imam of Akure, Alhaji Akorede, lauded Governor Akeredolu for resuscitating Akure Muslim School. “For a long time, the Muslims community in Akure watched as the school went in ruins, as many parents took their children to other schools.

https://thenationonlineng.net/ondos-investment-in-education-paying-off-2/amp/

mutumina007:
Well done Gov. Akeredolu...well done!! Proud of this State, The Sunshine State! My State!

But the signboards indicate the renovation contracts were awarded in 2015 and 2016, before Akeredolu assumed office in 2017...

Anyway, good move nonetheless (at least he did not revoke the contracts), but it seems the contracts did not involve any landscaping, and most importantly hopefully the state government is going to pay as much (even MORE) attention to the quality (and training) of TEACHERS!
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Btw, Special Assistant on what?
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Akowemoon:
Gov yahaya Bello appointed mercy Johnson as SSA on culture and tourism, as I'm typing to u right now, that lady hasn't been to office ever since then and she's on state Pay roll. Well, oga Naeto c, ensure u leave a good legacy so that others in the entertainment industry can be giving more opportunities.. Congratulations man!

Abegi, Gov Bello and his SIXTY-THREE (63) Special Assistants is a mess...
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kerry57:
Why do our politician like following the wrong path. This our guy man governor is starting on a wrong note. Why all these big big names of people that has already made names for themselves with big pay slip leaving behind the hungry youths with the zeal to work and make names for themselves.

“Hungry youths” are just as likely to have a greater zeal to steal...
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Rednaxelot:
Influence of his mother

At least he has a Master’s degree...
Let him try to put his knowledge and connections to GOOD use. Best wishes.

On the other hand...
I suspect this Ihedioha dude to be an Owambe Governor sharing with his friends.
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ZOO!
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Yanmyfeh:
You see a style you love online....obviously made by a renowned designer maybe Gucci or even a stylist that was trained abroad,, lets not forget that the person you see this style on paid thousands of dollars(Cardi B and nicki minaj are testimonies) ,you take a screenshot and give it to an Ibadan tailor trained to sow Iro and Buba,Oleku,gown,skirt and blouse to do the work a designer that did research might have done in 3 months and ask the tailor to do it in three weeks
You get what you deserve,come back to troll a tailor on insta because you have celeb fan base and even put d price tag in front which is 100000 barely 300 dollars
Go abroad and look for the tailor that will do this for you with 300 dollars

YOU ARE MAD MA

If the tailor cannot make it, she should have declined rather than effectively “steal” someone’s money...
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lilfreezy:
Customer satisfaction ọkwa ya?
I hope you do realize that her rant on Instagram can cause the designer her hustle. If fulani wasn't satisfied, all she had to do was to consult the designer personally and not on Instagram. That can make her lose future clients as no other celebrity may patronise her again.

You need to understand why she ranted that way. It wasn't professional i agree. If she hadn't gone to Instagram in the first place, none of this would have happened.

this was the same way one stupid girl like that went to Edmund top 10 chat and started ranting, but when she got served, she came seeking for sympathy lol! She no Sabi how much don jazzy settle the guy for back wey she wan spoil the guy hustle

If her “hustle” is to deceive/con people, it deserves to cost her that hustle...

Meanwhile, why do you think she didn’t consult her personally if she was getting a refund?
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Marvins0009:
And they say make we no do yahoo yahoo this country is a mess

Abegi, quit justifying criminality...
Yahoo has more to do with GREED than need.
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oz4real83:
Banning sniper will not solve anything. There are many other alternatives out there people can use. The solution against suicide is to find the cause/reason behind it. The country is so messed up. Everything stopped working immediately the british handed over in 1960. Nobody sees a better Nigeria ahead because nothing is on ground to show that things will get better. Everybody needs hope but hope is not forthcoming. May God help us.

And while they are searching for those “alternatives” maybe something will happen to change their minds...
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