₦airaland Forum

Emmasnoop:
Maybe you Don eat forbiding food oh.

demoBaba:
I've little solution to this but that picture is incomplete without front picture which to known opening to your chest also prefer opening boobs with this all informationz, I can now provide complete dosages for you. 100% assurance.

missrosey:
Place your hands on your body and command it to go in the Name of Jesus...

Thank God when you're done....

Cheers.

CsRockefeller:
No one can love like Jesus, to think he ate with thieves, robbers walked with illiterates, not forgetting his encounter with the woman with the issue of blood, the lepers.

No.one can love like Jesus.

Your fiance is getting worried because of this? May God give you a man who will love you wholeheartedly.

Everything eventually fades off, our beauty or handsomeness, dust to dust.

Ifeelsad:
I've used this both tumeric, carrot oil, olive oil, hydrocortisone cream and tablet. I can't even count how many medicine and drugs I've used

Ifeelsad:
I've had this recurrent skin issue for about three years now. I've used everything usable both creams and drugs but its not going. Its getting worst, its on my face, breast, neck, all over my back even on my stomach. I don't know what to do again I'm tired

Please has anyone had this kind of rash
I'll like this moved to the front page for more views because I'm getting frustrated and my husband is getting impatient

I use dettol or izal to bath and I bath twice a day sometimes 3 times depending on d weather so I won't say its uncleanliness

Symphony1:
I thought the only problem she has is her K legs not knowing she is this foolish. Wasted beauty!

OoniOfIfe:
.....And they are fighting corruption

PapaBaby:
The looting going on has surpassed that of Abacha. Until Buhari leaves office we won't really know the level of looting.

mumumugu:
and they paid an IBO man to do the dirty job

MAYOWAAK:
I Am Proud Of My Role In The Annulment Of June 12-Arthur Nzeribe

How do you feel attaining and even surpassing the Biblical age of three scores and 10?

I feel 76, and you can see that yourself.

Looking back, is there anything that you would have done, especially at your younger age that you left undone?

There was nothing that I was supposed to do at any point in time that I didn’t do, and I have always justified my actions.

Does it mean that you don’t have any regrets for any of the actions you took in the past?

I don’t regret anything I have done because people in my position would think about things over and over again before doing them. And if there was anything that I thought about so well before doing it, I shouldn’t go about regretting it. I go along and suffer the consequences, if there is any negative one. That’s the way I see it.

What of your role as the leader of the defunct Association for a Better Nigeria (ABN), which many still blame for spearheading the annulment of the June 12, 1993 presidential election won by late Chief MKO Abiola?

Those who are making reference to it are very wise men though they have forgotten that our actions were heavily supported across the country. At that time, I was deemed to be a vagabond. My colleagues and I were abused and insulted everywhere, but all of a sudden, going for election, it’s now a novelty. By the time I formed ABN, there was nothing at all of such nature; you go and burn tyres on the streets; you go and kill people and use their heads for juju, but we stood firm to say that we want this done. I believe that we got what we wanted. So, it is for you to assess our actions in your own way.

For us, I got what we wanted. We said cancel the election and eventually they cancelled the election. We said don’t count the votes, but they counted the votes. So, how do you measure success? In the middle of that, I have run elections, where I adopted five different political parties, and each time I go to any political party, we win. How do you define a good politician other than the man who contests an election and wins?

Are you saying that you are proud of the annulment even when some people believe that it stopped the process of handover of power from military to the democratic government? It also led to the consequent long stay by the military in power.

Yes, I do. I am proud that we cancelled the election. I wanted the election cancelled and it was cancelled.

If you have such an opportunity again, will you take a similar action?

Ten times over if the circumstances are the same.

http://newtelegraphonline.com/arthur-nzeribe-if-given-another-chance-ill-ensure-june-12-annulment-again/

Chasaq237:
What's the essence of this renovation when zik granted this unholy union/contraption that is threatening to wipe out igbos from face of the earth?

Isobug:
The problems of the Igbos today are traced to this Man. He deserves no honour

Obas101:
Our igbo brothers will not like this

BuhariCarryGo:
Sai BUBU Sai NextLevel

IkeOnyia:
Ebonyi indigenes in particular must be captured in the e-registration. The way they hawk everywhere in the state is becoming an eyesore.

helinues:
Do they already have database of their indigenous citizen before embarking on E-registration of foreigners

EmptyCoconutHead:
typical ipob yoot.
always wailing every now and then.
what stopped u ipob members aba branch from voting out that clueless Ikpeazu?
oh I totally forgot the 4 litres of kerosene he gave u really helped u out during that time and that's why I voted him.

Offpoint:
I don't watch football, but one thing I know for sure is... nobody wants to be associated with failure.

Mokason28:
President of the North by the North and for the North

Bonatheripper:
Is assNa still a club?

Eyimba better than this guys now

allanphash7:
It can never be well with Unar Emery

BigDick70inch:
Arsenal should not only protest the sack of unai Emery alone..
They..sud equally demand for change/force Stan(arsenal owner)to hand over/sell the club to a serious bidder..

Afamed:
Definitely this must be the monarchy in Ogun State who has over 200 smugglers that pay homage to him

Islie:
Smuggling Booms At Nigeria, Niger Border, Despite Border Closure

Despite the closure of Nigerian land borders by the federal government in the last three months, smuggling still persists at the border between Nigeria and Niger Republic, THISDAY’s investigation has revealed.

THISDAY gathered that at the border between Jibia in Katsina State and Niger Republic, smugglers have resorted to the use of illegal routes to ferry in bags of foreign rice, bales of second-hand clothing and other contrabands.

However, the Nigeria Customs Service (NCS) has dismissed the observation, calling for either a photograph or video evidence to prove the allegation. NCS also said it would be impossible for smugglers to operate at any of the country’s borders.

Investigation revealed that while strict compliance appears to reign at the main border post between the two countries, illegal businesses still thrived at some bush paths and sundry illegal entry points where unscrupulous security operatives, work hand-in-glove with smugglers to smuggle contraband goods into the country.

President Muhammadu Buhari had on August 20, 2019 ordered a joint border security aimed at securing the country’s land and maritime borders.

But when THISDAY visited the border town of Jibia at the weekend, it was observed that there were some illegal routes that commercial drivers and motorcyclists were using to transport goods and passengers into the country.

It was gathered that rice smugglers were also taking advantage of the lax security to bring their wares into the country but at much higher price than before.

Some of the illegal routes the smugglers used to ferry in the contrabands from Niger Republic to Jibia Local Government Area of Katsina State include Sabon Gari, Dan-Harau, Alele, Makada and Maidabaro roads despite heavy security at the borders.

The smugglers, it was learnt, go through the laborious route of offloading the contrabands few meters away from the official border security post and use J-5 buses, Gulf 4 and 5 vehicles and motorcycles to ferry the items from their hideouts into Jibia for onward transportation to their warehouses in Katsina, Kano, Kaduna, Zamfara, Jigawa States and some other parts of the country.

Residents of the border town told THISDAY that the smugglers were being aided by security personnel, including soldiers, policemen, Customs and immigration officials, who allegedly collected money from the smugglers to allow them a free passage at the 13 checkpoints between Jibia and Katsina metropolis.

A motorcyclist involved in smuggling, who pleaded anonymity, told THISDAY that those of them engaged in the business understood the risks and dangers involved but affirmed that they would not encounter any problem unless they refused to cooperate with security operatives at the checkpoints.

“Unless one refused to pay the bribe for each category of items or when it is time for the officials to sacrifice you to prove that they are working – that is when they will arrest you in the name of smuggling,” he explained.

A commercial driver simply identified as Sule, who specialised in smuggling, said business had been booming for them because they do convey a bag of rice from Maradi (Niger Republic) to Katsina at the cost of N3,000 each.

“We used to charge rice merchants N3,000 for each bag of rice carried from Maradi to Katsina State. Although, we do follow bush paths and sometimes custom officers do arrest us. But once we give them some monies they allow us to pass even though some of them are very stubborn,” he stated.

He, however, lamented that the border closure has contributed negatively to the socio-economic imbalance of the state and the country in general.

When contacted, the NCS Commander in charge of Sector 4 Command of the National Border Drill Operation, Bashir Abubakar, said about 50 suspected smugglers had so far been apprehended and 14 trucks of contrabands intercepted.

He lamented that Jibia border has always been one of their major flashpoints since the commencement of the operation two months ago because of the “mental behaviour” of the inhabitants of the area.

“We have seen that people of that area are not in good terms with government security agencies and it has been a history,” he added.

On the allegation that his officers were extorting money from smugglers, Abubakar said: “I will not say yes, it is true but at the same time I will not deny because we are all human beings and there is no Nigerian that changes name in terms of issues of integrity and character.

“Think of anywhere in the world, there are bag eggs and good eggs. The same thing applies to various agencies in Nigeria – both government and private agencies but anyone found wanting will be punished.”

He added that lack of adequate operational vehicles and banditry has affected their ability to carry out the operation in all the villages in the state.

The Sector 4 Command of the National Border Drill Operation covers Jigawa, Kano, Katsina, Sokoto, Kebbi and Zamfara States.

https://www.thisdaylive.com/index.php/2019/10/22/despite-border-closure-smuggling-booms-at-nigeria-niger-border/

WonderManly:
Mtchewwww! Wetin concern me self...

oyebanji44:
Evacaution of farm produce have become impossible as overzealous customs harassed them under the guise that farm produce were smuggled items ..simple the governor of the state and the custom 's boss should seek ways and means of obtaining the best possible concession between the farmers and the customs .

blazesam:
Time is coming when they will no longer be qualified to get even #100, this are what SAP lead us to. This is what the foreign bodies want from the LCDs, to kill them with debts so they won't go any further. How will Nigeria go further? How ? The get debts to service debts.

helinues:
International Monetary Fraudsters

Smalldick123:
wetin concern Dele Giwa 4 here?

israelmao:
We don't need to "import" selfless leaders, selfless leadership comes through attitudinal change. Good character doesn't fall on people it's built and cultivated.