₦airaland Forum

Fayose the comedian

They should continue killing themselves,Yeye politics Yeye politicians

This boy want to perish, Government can finish him with all the money in his father's accounts

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You are nothing but arm robber
A room,that is 10/10 for 450k, don't let me sweat for you

Because of polical points,you people are killing human beings like animals,God is watching

#BuhariVolunteersMovement Arise!!!

Victory Will Be Sweet in 2019

The corrupt PDP gave AIT N4b for character defamation adverts, gave N2b to print media, gave N1b to Attahiru Bafarawa for marabout & voodoo, gave N7b to "men of God" for spiritual prayers, gave N1.7b to FFK for mouth bleeding propaganda, gave N400m to Olisa Metuh for youth contingent, gave N1b to MIYETTI ALLAH for secret sinister, gave N23b to Diezani for INEC staffs cooperation and N7b for social media adverts, just to stop Buhari from winning 2015 presidential election, all to no avail......

If PMB can defeat power might and moneybags PDP in 2015, he can surely beat them in 2019 election. No amount of blackmail and campaigns of calumny that would blunt the integrity and performance of PMB to sensible Nigerians. We are ready to march PDP and Nigerian enemies word for word, fire for fire, till we return PMB in FeBuhari 2019, by the grace of God. I also read that PDP said that the fight would be here on face book? Buharist will chew you guys like chewing gum.

The zero ground is here!..."

Cloned Aisha by PDP,I can see them defending her

1. Accord party
2. Action Alliance
3. All Blending Party
4. Advanced Congress of Democrats
5. Allied Congress Party of Nigeria
6. Alliance for Democracy
7. African Democratic Congress
8. Action Democratic Congress
9. All Grassroots Alliance
10. All Grand Alliance Party
11. Alliance for New Nigeria
12. Abundant Nigeria Renewal Party
13. African People Alliance
14. All Progressive Congress
15. Advance Peoples Democratic Alliance
16. All Progressive Grand Alliance
17. African People's Party
18. Better Nigeria People's Party
19. Coalition of Change
20. Democraticu Alternative
21. Democratic People's Congress
22. Democratic People's Party
23. Freedom and Justice
24. Fresh Democratic Party
25. Grassroots Development Party Of Nigeria
26. Green Party of Nigeria
27. Hope Democratic Party
28. Independent Democrats
29. Justice Must Prevail Party
30. Kowa Party
31. Labour Party
32. Legacy Party of Nigeria
33. Mass Action Joint Alliance
34. Modern Demicratic Party
35. Masses Movement if Nigeria
36. Mega Progressive Peoples Party
37. National Action Council
38. National Conscience Party
39. Nigeria Democratic Congress Party
40. National Democratic Liberty Party
41. Nigeria Elements Progressive Party
42. New Generation Party of Nigeria
43. National Interest Party
44. New Nigeria Peoples Party
45. Nigeria Peoples Congress
46. New Progressive Movement
47. National Rescue Movement
48. National Unity Party
49. People's Alliance for National Development & Liberty
50. People For Democratic Change
51. People's Democratic Movement
52. People's Democratic Party
53. Progressive People's Alliance
54. Providence People's Congress
55. Peoples Party of Nigeria
56. Peoples Progressive Party
57. Peoples Redemption Party
58. People's Trust
59. Re-Build Nigeria Party
60. Restoration Party of Nigeria
61. Social Democratic Party
62. Sustainable National Party
63. United Democratic Party
64. Unity Party of Nigeria
65. United Progressive Party
66. Young Democratic Party
67. Young Progressive Party
Which of these Parties do you belong to? Instead of fighting, wailing and critisizing the GOVERNMENT. You have an opportunity to make that difference you have always desire. This is my contribution. Do yours by joining and actively involved in any party of your choice and we will stop rotating same people in the governance of our Great Country Nigeria. Be a patriotic citizen.#GodblessNigeria#

This is what they called "eat and run"

If this happened to Fayemi, what will happen to Fayose?

I am a female graduate of Tai-solarin University of Education, Ogun state with a BSc Certificate in Industrial Chemistry. The forlorn hope about the future started gripping me two months to graduation, driving me to a point of sickness. I came from a poor family not privileged to have the right connection for people like me to secure a job after graduation.

I got sick more and more listening to stories of frustration told by those who graduated before me. Many of them, out of frustration became apprentices to learn menial jobs. Many who languished under inclement weather of bad economy turned to prostitution to eke out life. Many ended up as mere servants in the homes of even the middle class, contending with attendant insults and low self-esteem. Even those who got supposedly good jobs lament bitterly about poor pay and treatment of ignominy by the agencies who recruited them. Majority of young graduates, I know are still in their parents homes, degenerating by the day. I had prayed every day to God to make my case different. Yes, there were few privileged graduates who earned good jobs, yet, they could be counted on fingertips, I had hoped to be one of them.

After graduation in 2014, I was posted to Kebbi State in 2015 for mandatory National Youths Service. I love Kebbi for the peace and tranquility it offered, coming from the southwestern part of Nigeria. Within a year of my service in Kebbi, I opened my mind to the possibility of becoming a rice merchant. This is because, Kebbi by the grace of the Anchor Borrowers Programme initiated by the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) had become a leading state in the growth of rice. My plan then was to purchase rice in bags and transfer them down south to start a business as a graduate after my NYSC programme. It was a solid plan, which I would have initiated for others to follow, all things being equal

Bright as the idea of becoming a rice merchant looked, I had the excitement cut short by my Local Government Inspector in Kebbi, Alhaji Idris who raised the issue of huge capital as the first requirement. I had no idea of how to raise over a million naira to start the business. Yet, I was hopeful. After completing my NYSC year in Kebbi, I returned to Ibadan, Oyo State to start counting on mother luck to bail me out. Nothing was forth coming until six months after when my lovely father put a call across to me to intimate me of a programme initiated by the government of President Muhammadu Buhari, called N-Power; offer of job opportunities to 200, 000 young Nigerian graduates.

I did not appreciate the initial efforts by my father to link me up with N-Power. I had always regarded any programme from the federal government in that line, a ruse. My father persisted and had one day referred me to a statement by the Vice President Yemi Osinbajo that the programme was real. Osinbajo, in that report, impressed it on young graduates not to waste the opportunity, being part of President Buhari’s passion to mop up unemployment under his government. Incidentally, he was the Anchor of N-Power.

Owing to ceaseless efforts from daddy, I registered on line for N-Power on the very closing day, just to make him happy! I never placed hope on the efforts because of cynicism and bias I had against anything from the government. But six months after I turned in the application, I heard the rumour that names of beneficiaries had been shortlisted and published. Truly, some of those who were shortlisted came back pumping hands and getting pats on the back. It never occurred to me to make an effort to check. But I did because my father again prodded me to do so. I made the list and it was incredible, very unbelievable! I did not depend on the usual connection or link to pull through. The opportunity came on merit, just like that. Awesome! That was on November 21, 2016. From that day, President Muhammadu Buhari who many love to castigate became my own hero!

I went for the mandatory screening exercise in December 2016 and was finally selected. I was posted to Ewekoro Local Government area in Ogun State and resumed as a teacher on January 9, 2017. I appreciate the privileged to serve in that capacity. Since joining the N-Power scheme, I noticed that the government has never failed in paying up as at when due, monthly. Now, I reckon with the power and importance of the scheme. I was able to acquire additional skills and knowledge on Social Development, while also gaining from the study habits of the people through the other initiatives the government provided.

I am prodded to write my experience with the N-Power initiative, first to appreciate the concern by the Buhari’s government had on the high level of unemployment in Nigeria and the need to solve the problem. Most importantly, I intend to use this write up to beg the government for more.

For me, N-Power is a good initiative designed to solve the riddle of life for 200, 000 young graduates and providing hope for them. I urged the government to offer permanent employment to all the beneficiaries while opening fresh avenues for more young graduates to benefit. I make this appeal because the programme ends this year. Then, it is out of place for the government to throw the beneficiaries into the labour market again, after investing in them.

I seize this opportunity to thank the government of Ogun State under the able leadership of Senator Ibikunle Amosun for being very accommodating and hospitable to benefiicaries of N-Power. His government has promised not to let the worthy beneficiaries down. We will continue to count on his promise too.

Vice President Yemi Osinbajo deserves praise because of his steadfastness in making success out of N-Power. For me, he is the reason the programme was not hijacked by the very greedy and insatiable political leaders, either at the state level or federal.

I end by saying that no matter the machinations by the opponents against the government of President Buhari that means well for the youths, we the beneficiaries of N-Power will always appreciate it for what it stands for. I join others in praying for the continued success of the President and his government. 

God bless President Muhammadu Buhari!

God bless Nigeria

 

Omolayo Osunbayo (Miss)

N-Power beneficiary, Ewekoro Local Government Area,

Ogun State.

Wasting of innocent souls should stop that is what we want

She don't have purpose,if she have purpose she will not commit suicide no matter how

You warned Nigerians that what,that they should not stop those looters including you

Reno Omokri see what you have caused for your boss,

Animals everywhere

The guy is on a mission "No Retreat No Surrender"

Nwafor don't let me hear it is Buhari that cause it

Op, you want them them to ban you
They will first blocked you post

Nigeria's rice hit so so figure,is what we are hearing,to buy it, is real problem the price and availability.

SAI BABA!!!

FFK, you are reaping what you sow

This is lamentation of one of the thieves

Thank God for my life,these people don't know what they are doing now,but old age will explain to them,

Confussion everywhere,

Empty threat from empty people

BETWEEN OBASANJO, GOODLUCK JONATHAN AND MOHAMMADU BUHARI, WHO REALLY LOVES NIGERIA AND NIGERIANS?:

VERIFIABLE FACTS:

Obasanjo earned N17trn from crude oil and left $45bn external reserve and $3.348 external debt.
Yar'adua earned N9trn from crude oil, grew the reserve to $47.7bn and an external debt of $3.94bn.
The Nigerian state, during the five-year Presidency of Goodluck Ebele Jonathan, earned a total of N51trn from petroleum resources. The money is part of the N96.212trn the country earned in 58years? of crude oil sales, depleted the external reserve to $27bn and an external debt of $63.7bn.
HEAR THIS:
Okonjo Iweala, a woman that had seen it all said at an American conference that the SEED OF THIS RECESSION WAS PLANTED DURING THE JONATHAN REGIME DUE TO OUR LACK OF FINANCIAL DISCIPLINE, INABILITY AND LACK OF POLITICAL WILL TO SAVE. People should not blame jonathan alone for this because the profligate Nigerian Governors too are culpable. He attempted to save, but the governors demanded to take all the savings citing constitutional right. Money they took and Stole at the same time. Our case is pathetic.
Do you know that:
Obasanjo's administration earned # 17trn from crude oil sales within eight years and left behind 45bn dollars external reserves and 3.348bn dollars external debt.
Yaradua grew the reserves to 64bn dollars within just one year and the administration was able to finance 15 months of imports despite the 2008/2009 world economic meltdown. Hence, Nigeria survived the melt down because of the political will by the administration to save(a great achievement by Yaradua which most Nigerians are not aware of). Despite the tough economic reality at that time, Yaradua left 65bn dollars in reserves and an external debt of 3.94bn dollars. Meanwhile, the administration earned only # 9trn from crude oil sales within that short period.
Now, Jonathan administration witnessed an oil boom when Brent crude sold for over 100 dollars/barrel, with the regime earning # 51trn within a period of 5years. But because of corruption, the administration did not only squander the oil revenue but even depleted the reserves left by Yaradua, leaving just 32bn dollars and a huge external debt of 63bn dollars for Buhari. The same Brent crude sold for as low as 28 dollars/barrel at a point shortly after Buhari took over power and had only managed to climb to about 48 dollars just recently.
These are facts that can be verified. So, it's amazing hearing people criticize Buhari for the hunger in the land.
According to Fashola, Buhari's administration inherited 206 uncompleted road projects and contract arrears worth #2.1trn from Jonathan; and for about 2 to 3 years the contractors where not paid. This slowed down the economic activities, with most of the companies laying off their staff. This was when the seed of recession was sowed.
It's obvious that Buhari came in to rescue Nigeria, because if Jonathan had continued in power, the nation's economic crisis would have been worse, perhaps even the Federal government wouldn't have been able to pay salaries of civil servants by now.
According to Okonjo Iweala, Nigeria started borrowing money to pay salaries since October, 2014; but today Nigeria now borrow money for investment in capital projects.
Those who blame Buhari for the current hardship do so either out of mischief (hatred) or ignorance. So, we shouldn't join the bandwagon in criticising him. He may not have done much to save the situation, considering that he is not a perfect human being but he means well for the country and can only succeed with our prayers. Be an incorruptible judge. WHAT'S YOUR JUDGEMENT
May Almighty God continue to guide Baba Buhari.
Uko-obong Efiok

Wailers will still continue wailing

This is not tithe but sacrifice his herbalist asked him to perform