OKUCHI11:
come ooo... HAUSA AND FULANI people nor dey contribute anything to the growth and development of the country internationally...

Antoeni:
Ladies is The Modest Hair Style We Guys Truly Love And Appreciate,

fidelmarshal199:
If it's bout respect just give it to El rufai. Dude can bow for a 10 year old just to get result. Highly respective

malali:
Capital flight

[b]There is no business that can survive selling anything imported

Reason $1= 1200naira
The goods are now too expensive
Nigerians have very low purchasing power
These shops cannot make profit servicing only the few rich people in the country.
They are better off in a country with a buoyant middle class......

More shops will be closed, more foreign companies will leave as well.

Your Trade minister also has no clue what she is doing, you need someone who is tested and trusted, you can re-allocate her to another ministry, but get a trade minister thats ready on day one.

The senate should also start inviting all these ministers and questioning them on what are the measures they are taking to alleviate the sufferings of Nigerians. Tinubu should send another ministerial list to senate for clearance at least 2 for each potential ministry, so that the current ones can sit up and know that they are replaceable(Call them reserve bench ministers). We dont have to go through 4 years to know a non-performing minister !!!

Also, that mistaken identity bombing, No country should bomb its own citizens, In a civilized country thats
1-Grounds for impeaching the president. (You are the commander in chief, you swore an oath to serve and protect Nigerians).
2-The Army officer in-charge should have submitted his resignation honorably.
3-There should have been a ruthless senate hearing , where the army should have been cut to size and held accountable, killing Nigerian citizens mistaken for terrorists is high up there as treason in a country thats not at war ?? Even Ukraine,Russia,Hamas and Isreal are not killing their own citizens by mistake.

Sweeping this under the carpet shows weakness from a Commander in Chief.

Please Stop singing that song "Bola on your mandate"......You make the whole government look like a circus. It only makes the Commander in chief look like the Commander in Clowns[/b]

Paramount01:



You dont mentioned sokoto

madridguy:
Mr Aiyedatiwa family will be in jubilation now.

psalmsjob:


Jos or no jos snow is not falling there sha....Bath when the temperature is mild like in the afternoons or alternate days if you must bath in the morning after all with your jos cold you wouldn't be sweating to warrant constant bathing or you do D-Wash jk style

MayowaTallguy:
I don use all of the above
If u tell me say charcoal no fast u dey play
Maybe not as fast as gas
But if e catch fire,especially with seaman nylon
My bro u go need 5ltr to off the fire

Jewessgratitud3:
Just today today when cold start una don dey calculate hot water expenses . Na wa o.

Modified

Oh . Na jos? Use fire wood now. abi na who dey look you for jos? No be village? Enter bush cut fire wood and make fire🔥. No time 🤓

lonelyatdtop:

It's the weather my brother, I have not seen or heard of anyone bathing with normal temperature water here in Jos.

mabea:
What's so special about it? I guess you just saw a strange package and that really makes it something.

Antivirus92:
Yoruba is not popular even in Nigeria and outside. There is a very high tendencies of someone who is not a Nigerian to know one or more words in what they call Nigerian language such as bia, Chineke m ee, aru, etc which they learnt from nollywood or adventurous Igbos .
Everything about Yoruba ends in Lagos and the few non Yorubas living in it

SQLmastar:
Yoruba is the de facto official language of Nigeria. Spoken by 65.66% of the population. It should become adopted as the 2nd official language.

Other languages spoken in Nigeria are irrelevant. They should be jettisoned.

chopnaira:
As posted by handler of CAF twitter account. 👇

mo so fun yin o 🥶 #CAFAwards2023

FOOTSOLDIER2:
That mod wey dey ban me, your father left balls. You no wise, agbado ronus

Forty eight hours after being summoned by the Senate, the Group Chief Executive Officer (GCEO) of the Nigerian National Petroleum Company (NNPC) Limited, Mele Kyari, has now appeared before the joint committee on appropriations.

The Senate had issued a 24-hour ultimatum on Wednesday to the NNPCL boss after an observations that he had in previous occasions, shunned summons by the Senate to appear before its ad-committee probing over 11 trillion naira expenditure on turn around maintenance of refineries in the country between 2010 and 2023.

Responding to questions by the senate committee on appropriations on the potential drop in pump price of petroleum owing to the expected functionality of refineries, Kyari clarified his comment after he was interrogated again. He explained that it might be possible to have a reduction, but it is not the main objective of the refineries.

He buttressed that maintaining the energy security target has fostered the confidence that in 2024, Nigeria will become a net exporter of petroleum products.

The NNPCL boss affirmed that no subsidy is charged to the federation, adding that the NNPC has contributed 4.45 trillion naira as direct revenue into the federation in a combination of taxes, royalties and dividends and paid 406 billion naira as dividend to Federal Government’s account from July 2023.

According to him, Nigeria does not have credible data for PMS consumption in the country because of the absence of the instrument to measure.

The Chairman of the Senate Appropriation Committee, Senator Adeola Olamilekan, had on Wednesday, directed Kyari to appear before the committee in 24 hours.

Olamilekan, who asked Kyari to appear in company of the Executive Secretary of the Nigerian Upstream Petroleum Regulatory Commission (NUPRC), warned that failure to appear undermines the legislature and sabotages the process.

They are required to present the list of all individual companies operating with OML licenses in Nigeria as well as total production output approved on a daily basis.

The lawmaker expressed concerns that some of the revenues required to drive the 2024 budget was attributed to the NNPCL, which according to him, was owned by the Federal Government and responsible to it, and by extension the three arms of government.