₦airaland Forum

Jayslicky:
Don't ever get married to someone that disrespects you, a word is enough for the wise.

Explorers:
Me alone sef, i can't try that sh***t.

References:
Does it make any sense?

Seun
We don't see the faces of mods or supermods. When they are dead, we bring the topic to NL and bring up their hitherto "hidden" faces.

Rip Stan...

Blinkers:
I shed no tears at the misfortunes of political partisans.

I'm waiting for the deaths of the animals that support PDP or APC.

Righteousness89:
[s][/s]I Hope you know JESUS CHRIST..

Let your RIP Return on your Head Immediately

midnighter:
There's nothing specifically wrong with having a culture based partially on paganism, after all its just a human way of seeing and interpreting natural phenomena

Christmas and Easter celebrations do manage to incorporate some pagan elements, even some Abrahamic concepts borrow from myth to make the religion more palatable and easier to swallow

We have some beautiful native folklore, mythology, culture and philosophy, but because of inferiority complex, we dont tend to allow it to inspire us to produce great works of architecture like the ones Omokri has mentioned

Shame..

akdjr:
I am sure they they know the significant power of Satan and they decided to idolize him while our people here keep binding and casting him believing they can defeat Satan who according to record, faught against Almighty God before being thrown down to earth and became a ruler which simply means he has Dominion over every creature on Earth. So many misconception about the devil. I read some times ago that the "ESU" which is now being referred to as Devil was actually not the devil as widely believed. Google it and you will know more about how Samuel Ajayi Crowther translated the Bible and regard #Esu as devil.

chukwuibuipob:
yeye man.Go pull dem down.

shamecurls:
Cocaine has ruined Reno

lloyds:
What is the sense in what you have said now.?

GavelSlam:
To be the child of a professor of Law, who is also a senior advocate, former attorney general of a state, and presently the vice president, is a blessing.

The only problem is that hermits and low-lifes, whose parents spent all their days playing draught under the mango tree would always despise you.

Nigeria Struggles Against Unemployment, Extreme Poverty
December 3, 2018

Nigeria's unemployment numbers jumped by nearly 30 percent this year to 16 million, according to a November report by the National Bureau of Statistics. Another two million are expected to be unemployed by the end of the year. The negative trend comes just ahead of February presidential elections.

Nigerian Josh Okere prepares to hit the streets again looking for work. For nearly six years since graduation, he's been seeking employment.

"You set out from your house in the morning not knowing where you are going to, you're just having that hope, that belief, that when you go out you'll find something,” he said.

Nigeria’s official unemployment figures jumped by 30 percent this year to 16 million with another two million expected by the end of the year. But less than forty percent of Nigeria's nearly 200 million people are fully employed.

Economist Eze Onyekpere, says unemployment cuts across Nigeria’s economy.

"It's also a product of the policy choices you make in your trade policy, labor policy, in your industrial, even in your education policy, in your health policy," he said. "It's just a demonstration of the faith that people have in your economy and how productive it is and the quality of goods and services you are preparing... producing in the country. So we have a government with that is, with all the greatest respect, that is virtually clueless about economic policies."

Nigeria overtook India this year as having the largest number of people living in extreme poverty — 87 million — according to the Washington-based Brookings Institution.

https://www.voanews.com/africa/nigeria-struggles-against-unemployment-extreme-poverty

danot1030:
Sorry guy, your family have been suffering before Buhari came and may likely be for a long time after other regime, Buhari is not your problem go and get a job and stop lazing about expecting Buhari to come prepare a table before you.

Nigeria Struggles Against Unemployment, Extreme Poverty
December 3, 2018

Nigeria's unemployment numbers jumped by nearly 30 percent this year to 16 million, according to a November report by the National Bureau of Statistics. Another two million are expected to be unemployed by the end of the year. The negative trend comes just ahead of February presidential elections.

Nigerian Josh Okere prepares to hit the streets again looking for work. For nearly six years since graduation, he's been seeking employment.

"You set out from your house in the morning not knowing where you are going to, you're just having that hope, that belief, that when you go out you'll find something,” he said.

Nigeria’s official unemployment figures jumped by 30 percent this year to 16 million with another two million expected by the end of the year. But less than forty percent of Nigeria's nearly 200 million people are fully employed.

Economist Eze Onyekpere, says unemployment cuts across Nigeria’s economy.

"It's also a product of the policy choices you make in your trade policy, labor policy, in your industrial, even in your education policy, in your health policy," he said. "It's just a demonstration of the faith that people have in your economy and how productive it is and the quality of goods and services you are preparing... producing in the country. So we have a government with that is, with all the greatest respect, that is virtually clueless about economic policies."

Nigeria overtook India this year as having the largest number of people living in extreme poverty — 87 million — according to the Washington-based Brookings Institution.

https://www.voanews.com/africa/nigeria-struggles-against-unemployment-extreme-poverty

danot1030:
Some children of hate and perdition will disagree with this news because they are so daft and blind that they can't see any thing good happening in Buhari government.

Notwithstanding we the patriotic can see that Buhari is working and Nigeria is falling back in shape.

contigiency:
We the patriotic Nigerians are quite aware of the president buhari's genuine efforts to reposition this country to stand tall among her equals. But the doomsday sayers and other corrupt elements have remained steadfast in destroying the country and her image. But I have no single doubt that the president will succeed because darkness has never triumphed over light.

dre11:
The Head of Service of the Federation, Mrs . Winifred Oyo -Ita , has said President Muhammadu Buhari is aware of the reinstatement of a former Chairman of the Pension Reforms Commission , Mallam Abdulrasheed Maina, into the civil service.
She however said she warned the President against it .

Oyo - Ita said that her warning was based on the implications such reinstatement would have on the anti - corruption war of the Federal Government .

The HoS stated this in her memo to the Chief of Staff to the President, Mr. Abba Kyari .
The memo , with reference number HSCSF/ HCSF/ LU/ COR/FCSC/ 750 / T, was dated October 23, 2017 .

The memo , titled , “ Re : Abdulrasheed Abdullahi Maina, ” was received in the office of the Chief of Staff to the President on October 23.

A copy of the memo was sighted by our correspondent in Abuja on Monday .

The President had directed the HoS to investigate the circumstances that surrounded the return of Maina to the civil service.

He gave the directive following the public outcry that trailed Maina’ s reinstatement.

Maina, whose whereabouts is still unknown , has been accused of embezzling pensioners ’ funds running into billions of naira and is currently under investigation by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission.

Explaining further , the HoS said she met the President after the Federal Executive Council meeting of Wednesday, October 11 , where she verbally warned Buhari against bringing Maina back to the service.

She , however , did not say what the response of the President was after briefing him .


http://punchng.com/buhari-aware-of-mainas-reinstatement-i-warned-him-hos/

midnighter:
Saving lives is not what they will eat...they are not robots...

drips8:
The medical profession is seen as a noble one since they save lives.

But some Nigerian doctors are only in it for the money and respect.

phemmie06:
How is this man going to satisfy people, if he condemn the government you tongue lash him now he is trying to convince the doctor not to go on strike yet you are still throwing stones

MOSICATED5:
Obasanjo is a wise old man. He gave them a best advice

truthfulparrot:
What is DSS waiting for? Are they waiting to receive order for Sowore's release from the president?
Nigeria is making mockery of democracy!

aolawale025:
Its a shame for the APC to drag PDP into its internal affairs

VirginSearcher:
N30,000 rubb1sh that I can even pay a whole state.. chicken change that can't take us anywhere that's what we still talk in this country,... can't they make minimum wage 100k we got the money,, werey people

Aonkuuse:
the dwarf has lead the ways others should follow, many governors will not do this until they are forced by strike action by state unions, and expect others to implement 20000 instead

Hausaman:
Illiterates every where, why do you love misguiding the public ?. How on earth do Northern state get the highest allocation. Kindly google the facts that Southern States get the highest allocation not North.

itsme01:
God help us, out of 5% for work, contractors would still pay 20% kick backs in dollars

1bunne4lif:
Spoon fed

F2st5s:
What of if you have both?

saintokwuluora:
Your own citizen way be Diezani you cannot extradict na oyinbo una wan extradict. Abeg make we hear better word.

StrikeBack:
This will never happen

The foiled Nigerian kidnap plot


https://ichef.bbci.co.uk/news/320/media/images/64014000/jpg/_64014416_dikko_plane624.jpg

The drugged ex-minister was put in a crate and taken to an airport where a plane was waiting


In London in 1984, a team of Nigerians and Israelis attempted to kidnap and repatriate the exiled former Nigerian minister Umaru Dikko. Mr Dikko, who had fled Nigeria after a military coup, was accused of stealing $1bn (£625m) of government money.

The plot was foiled by a young British customs officer, Charles David Morrow, who has now told the BBC World Service Witness programme what happened.

On a summer's day, Mr Dikko walked out of his front door in an upmarket neighbourhood of Bayswater in London. Within seconds he had been grabbed by two men and bundled into the back of a transit van.

"I remember the very violent way in which I was grabbed and hurled into a van, with a huge fellow sitting on my head - and the way in which they immediately put on me handcuffs and chains on my legs," he told the BBC a year later.

Mr Dikko had been minister for transport in the government of Shehu Shagari until it was overthrown by the military at the end of 1983. He fled to London accused by Nigeria's new rulers of embezzlement - a charge he has always denied.

Labelled "Nigeria's most wanted man", a plot was hatched to get both him and the money back.

The extraordinary plan was to kidnap Mr Dikko, drug him, stick him into a specially made crate and put him on a plane back to Nigeria - alive.

https://www.bbc.com/news/magazine-20211380

glink2015:
An average African man doesn't read book... It shows

naijapower:
Nigeria stand to win this round on both side, at the court or aside the court, provided they continue on their current part.
Nigeria do not need negotiation.
The worst that can happen ,is for the judge to grant P&ID their wish,thereby comparing Nigeria to pay the over $9 billion. In that case,we will still win,if Nigeria apply strategic thinking to pay. As stated in one of our post on a Backup plan. Or we can make UK pay the money legally.

Borderless:
We are busy fighting “kwarufshion”!