₦airaland Forum

Greyworld:
With this you are already in problem

SIMONEKPA7:
Which security agency arrested him and who ordered it?

SmartPolician:
E no get name?

DoctorOlasDesk:
Nice one. Not some gluttons that want everything and will never lift a finger towards the upliftment of even their workers. They know themselves.

People go dey there 20 years, no growth, no reward for service. Run away flee from any ministry when the head does not open his hands this way. You no come life come be their slave. From 5 years, people should get reward for their service. If a ministry doesn't begin to reward you from third year of service, my dear begin to move to another ministry. You are not log for fire

ANOTHER TESTIMONY TO PRESS FREEDOM IN NIGERIA, BY PRESIDENCY

A newspaper says it will henceforth address President Muhammadu Buhari by his military rank of Major General. Nothing untoward in it. It is a rank the President attained by dint of hard work before he retired from the Nigerian Army. And today, constitutionally, he’s also Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces.

All over the world, just as in our country, a large number of retired military officers are now democrats. It does not make those who didn’t pass through military service better democrats than them.

Rather than being pejorative, addressing President Buhari by his military rank is another testimony to free speech and freedom of the press, which this administration (or regime, if anyone prefers: it’s a matter of semantics) has pledged to uphold and preserve.

Femi Adesina
Special Adviser to the President
(Media and Publicity)
December 11, 2019