₦airaland Forum

JeffreyLiaison:
Oya, let's see the first musician that would buy it

Kingosytex:
You should be talking of Bezos, Gates, Zukerberg, Slim Helu e.t.c

Kingosytex:
Oh boy! Almost N5 bill for that ride and some people go still afford am.

Chai! balling get levels oo!! Money is really good.

It is said that whatever has an advantage has a disadvantage and vice versa. Please can someone tell me the advantages of being broke

Sanchez01:
This shouldn't be political. If any country has any problem with any individual, let them ask that he be extradited.

The crime culture in the East is becoming greatly worrisome. The disrepute they cause the country almost daily, all thanks to drugs boggles the mind. If this trend continues, legit Nigerians plying their trades and living peacefully will bear the brunt.

He shouldn't have been deported. I wish countries in the world will toughen their anti-drug stance and kill any Nigerian found with drugs. This is getting out of hand!!!

MrGidifeed:
Kano State Governor, Umar Ganduje receives Zainab Aliyu and Ibrahim Abubakar today in the state house.

Zainab Aliyu and Ibrahim Abubakar who were recently freed from Saudi Arabia Prison after they were falsely arrested on suspicion of drug trafficking were gifted 3 Million Naira Each .

In attendance is the chairman , Chief Executive officer of the Nigeria Diaspora Commission, Hon Abike Dabiri Erewa.  


Source: https://ngg.ng/2019/05/15/kano-state-governor-donates-3million-each-to-zainab-aliyu-and-ibrahim-abubakar/
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Pusyiter:
The more reason we should support Biafra
These IPOB/MASSOB men dey fall 9ja hand anywhere dem go
Crime, rape, drugs, kidnapping, 419, Yahoo plus, olosho etc
...anywhere I see most Biafrans abroad, I refer myself to a Gambian just to avoid them and be linked to their criminalities

GeneralPula:
Another one from the stable of Piggies from the yeast. They’re nothing but Drug dealers both home & away!

budaatum:
Does my bubu not sound like dictator Trump with his "tariffs"? I bet you Trump wishes he could dictate to the Federal Reserve.

I wonder what CBN would be like if they were independent.

simonlee:
The issue has been whether the president has the power to issue such directives to the CBN in the first place.
we need strong and independent institutions in Nigeria and not a dictatorship kinda utterance in a democratic setting

Simplyleo:
As short as this report is, illiterates will still find it difficult to read as their d!cks are always in the waiting for onward masturbation at every news about Buhari especially the types that seemingly criticise his administration.

In clear terms, there is no ban on food importation, but no cent will be given to the importers of same at a reduced rate. The emboldened is what the president said, or words to that effect.

Watch out for jaundiced analyses from illiterates

LastSurvivor11:
We ain’t surprised, everyone knows Buhari is a thief na

etugba:
Are you asking me or our leaders

pawesome:
dia hero has been giving excuses from 2015 till date.. So what was you expecting?

slickbak:
Any "corrupt" individual that relinquishes funds to EFCC in this administration is a capital fool. Run before they come to pocket ur share after pocketing theirs.

anonimi:
https://www.newsexpressngr.com/images/news/Ibrahim_Magu_EFCC_boss_seated_looking_on.jpg




Acting Chairman of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), Mr. Ibrahim Magu, has rented a mansion in the elitist Maitama District of the Federal capital territory (FTC) Abuja, News Express can report this morning.

The storey building located at No. 8B, Rudolf Close, off Katsina Ala Crescent, in the highbrow Maitama District, was the abode of a former federal minister who died some time in May 2014.

An impeccable source said: “The property was rented to the Acting EFCC Chairman for N40,000,000 at N20,000,000 per annum.

“Furthermore, the Federal Capital Development Authority (FCDA) curiously awarded a contract to Africa Energy, a company owned by Rtd Air Comm. Umar Muhammad, to furnish the residence at the cost N43,000,000, in a Government where the President is known to have frowned at and rebuked his ministers for requesting N20,000,000 each to secure accommodation and furnish them.

“It is shocking that the man spearheading the anti-corruption crusade of the government will be involved in such a venture. More surprising is the involvement of FCDA in renting a house for EFCC and under what arrangement.”

News Express made efforts to get the reaction of Magu and EFCC but the commission’s spokesmen Osita Nwajah and Wilson Uwujaren did not respond to text messages sent to them seeking their reaction to the story.

From: http://www.newsexpressngr.com/news/detail.php?news=25259


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Is this CORRUPTION happening under the nose of our able retired General, only saviour, fighter of corruption, the DullardPoo of Daura?
If the senators confirm him on the job what more will Magu do?

seunmsg:
The rot in the public service is too enormous. Sadly, it appears the president doesn’t understand the extent of the rot. We cannot achieve much in the fight against corruption by just relying on petition before investigating and prosecuting corrupt officials the way ICPC and EFCC does. We need something deeper and that is where the Auditor General comes in.

The Auditor General is in a very good position to monitor MDA’s and force them to expend public funds as stipulated in financial regulations and other extant laws and circulars. Sadly, the OAuGF is handicapped because it still works with an audit ordinance law that was passed in 1956. There is an urgent need to pass the Fedeal audit bill into law so as to empower the AuGF to deal with some of these erring MDAS.

focus7:
That's what we get for sharing the same country with the generation of criminals from the south east.

iberrylee:
The boy was kidnapped and sold by IPod herdsmen
One bastard has started spewing shit that the seller could be from the west since the two, Rita and Angela are been locked up in our prison oloshi instead of focusing on the topic he resulted into looking for names of which its Easterners who bears such names

focus7:
If we call them criminals they will attack us but they won't stop the act.

Thank God that even Ohaneze is fast recognizing that they are criminals

Flets:
Nigeria's president has warned his fellow citizens to stop trying to make asylum claims in Britain, saying that their reputation for criminality has made it hard for them to be "accepted" abroad.

Muhammadu Buhari, the tough ex-general elected last year, said those who had joined the migrant exodus to Europe were doing so purely for economic reasons rather than because they were in danger.

He added that because of the number of Nigerians imprisoned for law-breaking in Britain and elsewhere, they were also unlikely to get much sympathy.

"We have an image problem abroad and we are on our way to salvage that"

"Some Nigerians claim is that life is too difficult back home, but they have also made it difficult for Europeans and Americans to accept them because of the number of Nigerians in prisons all over the world accused of drug trafficking or human trafficking," he told The Telegraph.

"I don't think Nigerians have anybody to blame. They can remain at home, where their services are required to rebuild the country."

Source:
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/africaandindianocean/nigeria/12143510/Nigerians-reputation-for-crime-has-made-them-unwelcome-in-Britain-says-countrys-president.html

apache4:
Axemen are Fools
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We gave it to them Hot Hot last week @Khana L.G.A

Harlem2:
Easterners I hail una oooo
From ogun to Anambra

GistMore12:
The police boss stated that Joshua was stolen in Ijebu-Ode and sold to Ozor.

amazon14:
Apologize for what exactly,

APC is thinking that this a party thing

It will soon clear for their eyes by the time it extends to them and their children. That's when they know that we have had enough.

Anti agaghi alu ogu nu ulo ka ayi luo ni ikpa

Idi ara

NOHOLDSBAR:
IPOB=PDP.

How I brought RUGA to Abia, by Orji Kalu


THE controversy trailing the aborted establishment of RUGA settlements for Fulani herders in parts of the country may be far from over.

Senate Chief Whip, Senator Orji Uzor Kalu, on Friday said that the apprehension being expressed over the plan by the Federal Government to create Fulani settlements for herders under the acronym name of RUGA was misplaced.

He told reporters in Abuja that he established a successful RUGA settlement in Abia State when he was governor of the state in 2001.

The controversial cattle market, he said, is located in Lokpanta, Umunneochi Local Government Area, along Enugu-Port Harcourt Expressway.

https://thenationonlineng.net/how-i-brought-ruga-to-abia-by-orji-kalu/

Jayslicky:
Idiotic APC let them apologise for supporting herdsmen that kill innocent people daily and still brag about it, calling PDP hypocrites when they are the real hypocrites.

IGBOSON1:
They'll apologise just as soon as APC apologise for supporting the bloodthirsty bokos and the evil herdsmen!

DawatNama:
As a yorubama from Ogbomosho how do i protest when Jagaban feeds me and my family

eldoradoxx:
Meanwhile Nigeria still criminalises use, cultivation, possession, sale of this multi billion dollar plant that can single handedly generate over $20 Billion revenue for some states that have the capacity to produce very good species. Why can't we legalize it even for export only? We are being governed by people with fossil ideas

smile4kenn:
The Minister of Education, Dr. Igwe Aja-Nwachuku, on Wednesday said that it was lamentable that 1[b]1 million children of school age were still roaming the streets in the country.[/b]

Aja-Nwachuku stated this at a press conference where he inaugurated the 2008 Education for All Week with the theme “Quality education to end exclusion.”

In April 2000, Nigeria joined over 170 countries that met in Dakar, Senegal to reaffirm their commitment to deliver Education for All by 2015.

The minister said that the 11 million children were part of over 80 million children worldwide who were out of school.
He said that the article further broke down the figure to show that 4.7 million were of primary school age while 5.3 million were of secondary school age.

The minister said that the article also indicated that 62 per cent of the children out of school were girls while 38 per cent were boys.
http://punchontheweb.com/Articl.aspx?theartic=Art200804241242018

Susu888:
I no blame the man, make him collect more nd more. Their mumu never do for the eastern side .

Commentor:
I like this man.

keylo:
Like he knows what FIBA stands for....