₦airaland Forum

Angelfrost:
Jude Bellingham is Madrid, and Madrid is Jude Bellingham!


Easily becoming the best signing of Madrid since Cristiano Ronaldo.

This is the 5th time (if not more) he has bailed them out this season already.

That kid is a gem!

stuffs2002:

Obi won a world record for the fastest presidential case file dismissal in the history of the world

nairalandkachy1:
Alighting from his vehicle....

Jonathan: Mr President
Tinubu: Ehn...
Jonathan: Congratulations
Tinubu: Thank you so much

Reasons for the visit is not yet ascertained.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oTv92tFQl1E

George Weah, a former soccer star who has been president since 2018, ran neck and neck with his main opponent in a rematch of the West African country’s last such contest.

Liberia’s closest election in two decades is heading to a runoff, according to official provisional results announced by the West African nation’s electoral commission, after neither the country’s president nor his main opponent secured a majority.

The election, held on Oct. 10, was the first such contest to be fully organized by Liberia’s government without financial support or assistance from international partners since the end in 2003 of a 14-year civil war that left 250,000 people dead.

As of Wednesday, the incumbent, George Weah, a former soccer superstar, had secured 43.8 percent of the vote, with more than 98 percent of the ballots counted. Joseph Boakai, a veteran of Liberian politics who served as vice president from 2006 to 2018, was trailing slightly, with 43.5 percent of the vote.

Although the election was largely peaceful, hundreds of voters in one district will have to cast their ballots again this week after unidentified people stole ballot boxes in two polling stations in the country’s northeast.

Official results are expected later this month, but because none of the candidates drew the 50 percent needed for a first-round victory, Mr. Weah and Mr. Boakai are most likely to face each other in a runoff scheduled for November. It will be a rematch of the last election, in 2017.

This month’s vote in the coastal nation of 5.5 million has been seen as a test for the future of representative government in West Africa. The region has been rife with coups whose leaders have postponed elections once in power; presidents who have clung to office by abrogating term limits; and elections that have been tainted by claims of irregularities.

Mr. Weah was first elected in 2017 on promises to develop infrastructure projects and tackle widespread corruption. Although he has partly delivered on infrastructure, Mr. Weah has been accused of doing too little to fight corruption since officially taking office in January 2018.

Last year, the U.S. Treasury imposed sanctions on three Liberian officials for corruption, including Mr. Weah’s chief of staff, Nathaniel McGill. Mr. Weah has promised an investigation but has yet to follow through.
About 2.4 million people were eligible to vote in Liberia.As results trickled in this past week, leading figures from both parties claimed victory, despite the tight margin between the two main candidates.

And supporters of Mr. Weah’s party, the Coalition for Democratic Change, disturbed the vote-tallying process in at least two areas over the weekend, according to a coalition of civil society groups overseeing the election. Nine election workers have also been arrested, including in the capital, Monrovia, on suspicions of altering results on tally sheets, according to the Liberian police.

poupourou:
Imagine after he walked naked to campaign for tinubu

valentineuwakwe:
Why wike no do this one for Rivers state

Tobihabeeb:
Why taking the match outside ur fan base? The game lacked home support and it led to defeat. I remember that club during orjizor time.

LadyRosa:
What of balogun market?
That place is worst! Na shiiit just plenty that side.
And na yoru dey shitt there as them no get suck away.


Broad daylight you go see gutter with shiiit going straight to that lagoon

Aust1n:
They should unseal it jare! The first corrective measure should be caution letter. The sealing of shops is not necessary

taylor88:
Igbos should go home



I understand why Lagos is so important to the Ognos is because of the seaport



And I pray and hope Alex Otti keeps his abia state seaport development


Immediately that seaport is open in Abia state LMFAO


Lagos go know say no be yoruba get Lagos

Omoboricash:
Thanks for the update. We thought Bukola Saraki is cooking something. You kmow Nigeria politicians way now.

Originalsly:
Hmmm .... I don't want to believe the MFM refers to the church. Church has a basketball team? ... competing for money? ... women dressed in men's clothing? .... as church ambassadors? Hypocrites everywhere .... but if them ... I know they can explain.

MrEverest:
I know the rogue parading as Nigerian president was rejected by the world leaders. Tinubu has no place among respectable world leaders. Men like Peter Obi or even Atiku would have been invited if they were the ones in power. During the time of Obasanjo, you can't hold any world leaders meeting without inviting him.

Fibonacci88:
Idiot . Weeks ago Reno was twitting back to back hoping his name will be smuggled in the next set of media team. Alas when the new media team were released and he was snubbed the idiot hasn't twitted. No one takes the douchebag serious.

superCleanworks:
do people still steal less than 200 million in this country? Where can you run with 1.9m?

SeeWahala:
No oh, they should have left it closed down.

By the time their vehicles break down and they can't source cheaper parts they will import new oem ones or be stealing it from other parked working vehicles in yards or on the streets.

KillIgbohoN0W:
OP is an attention seeker.
He has no job offer. Probably some N Power refugee looking to scam people here.

1. No oil company pays 350k to even graduate trainees.

2. Any firm that can provide free accommodation as remuneration package will pay higher than 350k and certainly not to low or mid level staff.


OP is a teenager fantasizing.
He will outgrow it.