₦airaland Forum

FarahAideed:
Trump is a visionary leader

Kalixx:
See its early morning, let' s not fight each other. I know ure a girl hiding behind that moniker. I dont like that ure defending a woman shaking her breasts, or trying to justify it by mentioning another wrong but its well,

no bad blood...

enjoy ur day.

Kalixx:
LOL. Obviously a fallacy of red herring. Nowhere did I mention 'attract men' or 'attract women'. Dont be sly in moving my eye off the ball.

Stick to the argument: shaking private parts. Why not talk about how men do that often?

Kalixx:
No wonder men too behave similarly, by removing their boxers and shaking their private haphazardly?

VisioDirect:
Osibaba is just hearing the news.

Remimadrid:
Unacceptable and unreasonable, yet you and your principal are doing nothing.

Ekejoestar:
Oga, abeg do something, be a nationalist for once

onatisi:
Lolz, buhari wey get ear infection can't hear what you people are saying. You voted for him ,you are on your own.

awoniyi1236:
I love that

Ikpeazukerosene:
I expect your brain to be fully functional and I don't expect stupid questions from you.

Immunity falls under jurisdictional issues and can be raised at any time or on appeal. In case you're ignorant, this same company had previously taken this case to a US court where they lost based on jurisdictional factors.

I don't know how you Pdp lackeys always display legal ignorance. No wonder Atiku has become a political bushbaby cos you all are legal blockheads.

DamiBukola:
which poverty? Is your head paining you? Tell me your State let us compare the poverty rate. Ode!

DIKEnaWAR:
Bayelsa, a very small state with large resources that has had the misfortune of having thieves as Governors, since 1999.

No visible development. High rate of poverty, with very few too much money billionaires who rip off the masses.

May whoever will change the story of that state for good win. Unfortunately, I don't see that in the APC and PDP candindates

niaralandtopuser:
we should seize UK or Irish asset in return if they dare touch any Nigerian asset.
UK is not a powerful as it use to be. they are politically divided

superior1:
Buhari that can’t find his brain

Ikpeazukerosene:
We won't pay 1 cent.

AcMilano1:
Last last we are not going to pay that money

$9.6b judgment: How P&ID snubbed Buhari’s $600m offer

According to the fact-sheet, President Muhammadu Buhari and Vice-President Yemi Osinbajo separately approved negotiation with Messrs Process and Industrial Developments (P&ID) after the Arbitration Tribunal awarded $6.597billion to the company. The two leaders at various times offered $250million and an improved offer of $600million to the Irish company.

The Vice President gave the approval on April 18, 2017, following the recommendations of the Attorney-General of the Federation (AGF) and Minister of Justice, Mallam Abubakar Malami (SAN), which included a negotiation with P&ID.

Also, President Muhammadu Buhari directed the Federal Government’s team to meet with P&ID counsel on July 12 and 13 in New York.

Based on Osinbajo’s approval, the AGF and the then Minister of State for Petroleum Resources Dr. Ibe Kachikwu, and a delegation along with counsel Chief Bolaji Ayorinde, SAN, on May 16, 2017, met with representatives of P & ID and its counsel to negotiate the judgment debt.

The government team initially on May 16, 2017 succeeded in negotiating the judgment debt from $8.4billion, to which it had risen, to $600million.

But P & ID rejected the offer on the grounds that what was agreed on to be executed was a Draft Stay of Enforcement Agreement and not a Settlement Agreement as proposed by the Federal Government.

The Federal Government offered $250million which P&ID rejected.

The document said although a former Attorney-General of the Federation, Mr. Mohammed Bello Adoke (SAN), recommended an amicable settlement with P&ID, the “ proposed settlement broke down.”

The government said the “settlement could not be reached before the time for report of settlement elapsed, therefore proceedings resumed at the Tribunal for determination.”

https://www.pmnewsnigeria.com/2019/09/02/9-6b-judgment-how-pid-snubbed-buharis-600m-offer/

PureFace1:
The Buhari administration may have found a silver bullet to shoot down the $9.6billion world record claim against Nigeria’s assets by Irish company Process and Industrial Development(P&ID).

According to reports, the rock-solid defence is contained in a UK law, that gives immunity to Sovereign states. Going by the law, P&ID should not even have dragged Nigeria to any arbitration or a commercial court, to try to milk Nigeria of hard-earned revenue.

South Africa apologies to Nigeria over yellow fever row
8 March 2012

South Africa has apologised for the deportation last week of 125 Nigerians over suspicions that their yellow fever certificates were fake.

The action quickly turned into a diplomatic spat - with Nigeria refusing South Africans entry and the foreign minister branding Pretoria xenophobic.

South Africa has rejected that claim - and promised new procedures to avoid a repeat of the "regrettable incident".

At one stage Nigerian carrier, Arik Air, suspended flights to South Africa.

Yellow fever is spread through infected mosquitoes and has a wide array of symptoms from nausea and vomiting to kidney failure, jaundice and bleeding.

According to the UN World Health Organization, about half those who develop severe symptoms of the haemorrhagic illness and are untreated die from the disease - about 30,000 people each year worldwide.

'Regrettable incident'
"We wish to humbly apologise to them, and we have," South Africa's Deputy Foreign Minister Ibrahim Ibrahim said.

"We are apologising because we deported a number of people who should not have been deported," Mr Ibrahim said - adding that he does not expect an apology from Nigeria for the tit-for-tat deportations of South African nationals.

He blamed airport authorities for what a joint statement with Nigeria described as a "regrettable incident which the South African government believes could have been handled better".

The Nigerians were turned away on 2 March because the yellow fever certificates were not check properly, according to the deputy minister.

South Africa is considering reopening a travel clinic at Johannesburg's airport - so that travellers without a yellow fever certificate can be vaccinated on arrival rather than deported.

And from now on, mass deportations will need the permission of foreign ministry officials, the deputy minister said.

On Tuesday, Olugbenga Ashiru, Nigeria's foreign minister, said the deportations was evidence of xenophobia.

"What you see playing out is what we call xenophobia by South Africans against all Africans - not just Nigerians," AFP news agency reported him as saying.

In 2008, South Africa saw a wave of xenophobic violence which shocked the nation and shook up the world's view of the "rainbow nation".

Mr Ibrahim said on Thursday that South Africa is not a xenophobic country.

The two countries say the yellow fever row will not undermine bilateral relations - and they are moving to strengthening them.

Nigeria is one of the biggest markets for South Africa's MTN mobile phone operator, while retailer Shoprite and Standard Bank also have profitable operations there.

https://www.bbc.com/news/world-africa-17299326

South Africa apologies to Nigeria over yellow fever row
8 March 2012

South Africa has apologised for the deportation last week of 125 Nigerians over suspicions that their yellow fever certificates were fake.

The action quickly turned into a diplomatic spat - with Nigeria refusing South Africans entry and the foreign minister branding Pretoria xenophobic.

South Africa has rejected that claim - and promised new procedures to avoid a repeat of the "regrettable incident".

At one stage Nigerian carrier, Arik Air, suspended flights to South Africa.

Yellow fever is spread through infected mosquitoes and has a wide array of symptoms from nausea and vomiting to kidney failure, jaundice and bleeding.

According to the UN World Health Organization, about half those who develop severe symptoms of the haemorrhagic illness and are untreated die from the disease - about 30,000 people each year worldwide.

'Regrettable incident'
"We wish to humbly apologise to them, and we have," South Africa's Deputy Foreign Minister Ibrahim Ibrahim said.

"We are apologising because we deported a number of people who should not have been deported," Mr Ibrahim said - adding that he does not expect an apology from Nigeria for the tit-for-tat deportations of South African nationals.

He blamed airport authorities for what a joint statement with Nigeria described as a "regrettable incident which the South African government believes could have been handled better".

The Nigerians were turned away on 2 March because the yellow fever certificates were not check properly, according to the deputy minister.

South Africa is considering reopening a travel clinic at Johannesburg's airport - so that travellers without a yellow fever certificate can be vaccinated on arrival rather than deported.

And from now on, mass deportations will need the permission of foreign ministry officials, the deputy minister said.

On Tuesday, Olugbenga Ashiru, Nigeria's foreign minister, said the deportations was evidence of xenophobia.

"What you see playing out is what we call xenophobia by South Africans against all Africans - not just Nigerians," AFP news agency reported him as saying.

In 2008, South Africa saw a wave of xenophobic violence which shocked the nation and shook up the world's view of the "rainbow nation".

Mr Ibrahim said on Thursday that South Africa is not a xenophobic country.

The two countries say the yellow fever row will not undermine bilateral relations - and they are moving to strengthening them.

Nigeria is one of the biggest markets for South Africa's MTN mobile phone operator, while retailer Shoprite and Standard Bank also have profitable operations there.

https://www.bbc.com/news/world-africa-17299326

pyro62:
Xenophobia.. Let it not lead to war.. Nigeria sabi overdo

englishmart:
This is too big for the police to handle

ornicus:
in the end, it is just nigerians being nigerians

jumping on any opportunity to steal.

the same way they will say reparations when engaging in 419

the same way they will start robbing once there is a hold up

athaboi:
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phransix2:
Let's channel this same energy to wake the sleeping government and I promise you they will change their ways. I see it coming soon though

OkCornel:
Oh, the double standards in the nature of man.

See how the xenophobes (SA Kettles) and the unrepentant tribalists (Nigerian pots) are struggling to outdo one another in proving who is blacker than whom...whereas all parties are guilty of hatred and jealousy within themselves.

One of the greatest folly I have seen in this realm of existence is how humans have allowed differences they made no conscious choice of to rip apart the very fiber of their existence. No one consciously decided to be a Yoruba, Ibo, Hausa, Fulani, Zulu e.t.c, but unfortunately, we have allowed these differences to empower us in destroying one another.

Xenophobia, Tribalism, Racism are merely outlets to express the deep rooted hatred and jealousy in man for his fellow man. Kindness or wickedness is a choice. Until we address the underlying causes of this nonsense (hatred and jealousy), we will keep reacting emotionally to the results (SA Xenophobia, Rwandan Genocide, Nigerian Civil war e.t.c) ...rather than the cause...which is tantamount to taking paracetamol to ease the pains of cancer.

So ironic how the guilty parties think they can live in harmony and unity in heaven, whereas they are at each other's throat here on earth.


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Kalixx:
What really is in the head of ladies?

lereinter:
Olamide is making a statement

Nigeria women are articles of commodity

That's all

lenghtinny:
Sanwo toll gate is playing the power must change hands politics