₦airaland Forum

Ebubu2:
What happened to Ajaokuta steel company?

Well, where are they gonna source iron ore from ? Anambra does not have iron ore in mining capacity; I think that belongs priorly to Kogi state.

So who supplies their iron ore?

politicoNG:
https://dailypost.ng/2023/06/08/rivers-not-a-christian-state-asari-dokubo-tells-gov-fubara/

LeoDeKing:
This ongoing railway line is one of the assets inherited by PBAT. We Nigerians have assurance that Tinubu will ensure speedy completion of the rail line so Nigerians can import agricultural products such as agbado from Niger.

Yes, agbado. Maize in many forms is one our staples in Nigeria. Only a fool will be laughing uncontrollably over the consumption of maiz.

youngrichnigga:
THE Senate, on Tuesday, rejected the controversial National Water Resources Bill, 2023 after it was listed for concurrence on the order paper for consideration and passage.

Former President Muhammadu Buhari had in 2017 presented the controversial bill to both chambers of the National Assembly, which seek to transfer the control of water resources from the states to the Federal Government.

The bill sought to establish the National Council on Water Resources, Nigeria Water Resources Regulatory Commission, River Basin Development Authorities, Nigeria Hydrological Services Agency, and the National Water Resources Institute.

The proposed bodies, if established, were to “provide for the regulation, equitable and sustainable development, management, use and conservation of Nigeria’s surface water and groundwater resources.”

The rejection of the bill on Tuesday by the Senate put an to the controversy generated by the bill among governors and federal lawmakers majorly from the southern part of the country.

When the bill was read for concurrence on the floor of the Senate, Senator Gabriel Suswan from Benue North-West raised Order 85 of the Senate Rules, which provides that senators must have full details of the provisions of any bill coming for concurrence.

https://punchng.com/?amp

Typicool8:
That's all, no empathy or condemnation??

Guyman01:
The airforce bombed Fulani herdsman who committed a massacre in Nasarawa, suddenly they are now being rehabilitated as Civilians, I guess the Pilots will be court marshalled for attacking Fulani

WesternPanzer:
That is the sad situation in Nigeria.

Nigeria has one of the most useless citizenry in the world. All waiting their turn to steal.

A few people will capture the country and steal billions upon billions... and go scot free.

E go lele very soon .... Bastardds.

N.B
This is why they arrested Mazi Nnamdi Kanu and imprisoned him. So they can steal without reprimand or caution.

But because Nigeria is fillled with useless people, will anyone understand my comment?

Everyone is stealing. Executive is stealing, Legislature is stealing, Judiciary is stealing, EFCC is stealing, Church is stealing...Mosques are stealing. Bishops and Imams are stealing. Governors are the chief stealers. After stealing, they install their Stooge to continue from where they stopped. Even the DSS is stealing too. Country of criminals, by criminals and for criminals.

copyrites:
He gave you du.m.basses a fake "photoshoot" Ethiopian cargo (exactly what you dvmbassxs deserve) and built himself a new city from scratch in his village because he knows that you dim.basses and your political EFCC wouldn't do jack.

As revealed by an investigative journalist.

https://twitter.com/PIDOMNIGERIA/status/1666168509011836928?t=ShTKZd15oSGNX8PB0OPUoQ&s=19[/quote]As long as the Fulani are not banned from holding power if sensitive offices in this country, Nigeria will never, ever move forward and this fact is known to all the resident robots and omo ales in this forum who's only stock and trade is to love the Fulani who obviously stand for everything bad and hate the igbos for Ju tangible reason.
Look at what a minister openly enmased for himself in a regime that travelled round the world and trumletting about fighting corruption all over, yet the so called Igbo haters will not see this

erico2k2:
the 1970 was owned by?

plaindealer:
The same office of the first lady was occupied by our previous First Ladies.

So, what's so different about Remi Tinubu and the same First Lady's office?


What?

Is she supposed to sit someplace else or do they need to build another office for her?

Taylor90:
Normally God suppose punish Buhari and his household

Even Aisha know say Thunder suppose fire them

Lowkey e go shock you say Tinubu fit they swear for Buhari anytime he enters office and see the damages done

Lutherblaq:
https://dailypost.ng/2023/06/06/reno-omokri-reels-out-president-tinubus-achievement-in-one-week/

Acekidc4:
You never see anything, na inside Prison you go dey for the rest of your olLife........... Maybe when you reach 80 year, Dem go Pity you and Release you, by then you will be too weak and Useless to do anything.............Mumu Terrorist.

Antiochus:
According to pentagon "Iran has the largest and most diverse missile programme in the Middle East" . I think Israel and America is worried now.

9ija:
Who else is writing exam on 14 June?

AntiZikist:
0su pig, she is a headslamner, a northerner and five-O.

Everything you 0su pigs hate.

LeoDeKing:
Most likely from a distance of over 2000 km away, you know the killers, even though the report didn't give the weakest of hint who the assailants could be.

Now, if investigation reveals some traces of the likely assailants and doesn't fit your narratives, you will still remain where you are and call it a lie.

This is how lies and useless propaganda so characterised reports on killings in the SE that no one is sure of the actual killers. Reason being that those lies and propaganda always skew investigations away from the actual perpetrators.

LeoDeKing:
Tinubu is a good man.

Ask those that hate him, why do they hate him?

Flangelo12:
You think law is your Okrika market?

bestofnollywood:
The introduction of the Nigerian 'Brown Card' has sparked chaos and confusion, as the immediate past government hurriedly implemented the document for permanent residency of foreigners in Nigeria. Former Minister of Interior, Rauf Aregbesola, announced this innovation during a ceremony conferring 385 foreigners with the Brown Card. However, the policy was packaged without the involvement of relevant agencies and stakeholders, leading to apprehension and uncertainty.

Stakeholders are raising concerns about the rushed nature of the new policy, questioning its execution and underlying intentions. The lack of proper consultation and involvement of key stakeholders has added to the confusion surrounding the Brown Card. In response to these concerns, a source within the new administration has disclosed that the policy is currently under review.

Amidst this controversy, reports have emerged of individuals with dubious backgrounds, including suspected ISIS members, exploiting backdoor routes using ECOWAS passports from countries like Guinea-Bissau to enter West Africa. These reports have raised further questions about the criteria and security measures associated with obtaining the Brown Card.

During the twilight of the previous administration, numerous policies and bills were signed, with the aim of benefiting Nigerians in the long run. However, the Brown Card policy is now being revisited by the new administration to ensure that the interests of Nigeria as a whole supersede the interests of a few.

As the review takes place, it is anticipated that the concerns and inputs of relevant agencies and stakeholders will be taken into account. The objective is to establish a comprehensive and robust policy framework that prioritizes national security, the well-being of Nigerians, and the integrity of the immigration system. The Nigerian 'Brown Card' remains a topic of intense scrutiny and deliberation as the nation strives for a balanced and effective approach to immigration and residency.


Source:
https://applesbite.com/controversy-trails-introduction-of-nigerian-brown-card-as-new-administration-reviews-policy/

MetaBroadband:
Good morning mature men and women in the house. Please I need your help on this topic.

My Fiancee told me about how her biological dad abandoned her and her mum after getting her mum pregnant.

Her mum later married another man who adopted her as his child.

Now she's grown and I've proposed to her, I wanted to go for her official introduction and list collection.

Would it not be nice to hear the biological father's opinion? Should I just ignore the fact that the man is still alive and proceed with the marriage arrangement?

Although she said I should not bother about that, but this is Nigeria and as an Akwa Ibomite I don't think it's proper. Although she's against me trying to find out about the man's opinion. Should I care?

What can you say about this?

Note: she only told me that the man abandoned them, but what if it was her mum that actually took her away?

QuotaSystem:
https://twitter.com/zagazolamakama/status/1664192520874520579?s=46&t=Es-DmIdZGCCJ1sQbO1aAvw



https://thenationonlineng.net/us-convoy-attack-couple-two-others-held-in-anambra-community/

ijustdey:
Dozens of Ministries, Departments and Agencies of government misused N3.8 trillion they received from the Service Wide Votes (SWV) in four years, according to a…





https://dailytrust.com/how-mdas-squandered-n3-8trn-under-buhari-report/


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lorenzobanks:
Thank you for your input. Your analytical breakdown is much appreciated. But would like to ask if this policies can be implemented within 6 months or do you think it would take a long time before the black market exchange stop existing?