₦airaland Forum

Chisaedhor:
My people the prices of food stuffs is on the rise in Rivers State. I don't know about other cities.

Look at the Onions my wife bought at Oil Mill Market In Portharcourt for 500 naira today.

On a normal day these onions should cost 50 naira or less.

How is it in your area

This one is one piece bigger than the one they sold for us at Woji market. Onions is gold now.

lokzie:
Though she is likely to win after securing the support of the 27 EU members of WTO, it should be noted that the US favours her South Korean counterpart while China is holding her cards close to her chest. Most importantly, the decision on who becomes the WTO D-G would be announced by November 7, so this news is incorrect as it is being reported prematurely.

https://www.wto.org/english/thewto_e/dg_e/dg_selection_process_e.htm

Director-General selection timetable 2020
General Council Chair David Walker of New Zealand informed members on 20 May 2020 the appointment process for the next Director-General would formally commence on 8 June with nominations accepted from that date until 8 July.

At the end of the nomination period, eight candidates had been nominated by their respective governments. From 15 to 17 July, all of the candidates met with WTO members at a special General Council meeting, at which they had the opportunity to present their views and take questions from the membership.

The second phase of the process in which the candidates “make themselves known to members” ended on 7 September. From 7 to 16 September, Ambassador Walker, together with the Chair of the Dispute Settlement Body (Dacio Castillo of Honduras) and the Chair of the Trade Policy Review Body (Harald Aspelund of Iceland) consulted with all WTO members to assess their preferences and seek to determine which candidate is best placed to attract consensus support.

At a Heads of Delegation meeting on 18 September, Amb. Walker and his two co-facilitators in the selection process disclosed the five candidates who had secured the broadest and deepest support from the WTO membership in the first round of consultations and should consequently advance to the next stage of the process.

A second round of consultations took place from 24 September to 6 October. Amb. Walker and his co-facilitators disclosed on 8 October the outcome of these consultations and the two candidates advancing to the third and final round of consultations, which will determine the successor to Roberto Azevêdo. The third phase will begin on 19 October and run until 28 October.

ModelX:
True. She must be held accountable. All for instagram fame and clout,

Proudlyngwa:
My brother it's no longer funny over here, it has gone full blown I've been calling 112 to see if they can get across to Wike or Bori Camp no way.
Only God know as this Night go be

thebosstrevor1:
The blood of the death will be on these people.

The celebrities and influencers are all part of the children of satan.

Normal people will never support the destruction of their infrastructures.

sonofElElyon:
you are wrong. check his statement again. seyi tinubu said his company only owns the electronic bill board at the toll gate which his company switched off in line with the curfew order. he did not say he is the contractor of the toll gate itself. he in fact said he has nothing to do with the CCTV camera and electric power supply to the toll gate.
if however you have any other source of information I am unaware of, kindly share

YoonSung40:
Believe me , it can never be done for free

greatJohnson:
A good one.
Anambra state has the most notorious SARS in Nigeria.





#ENDSARS.