₦airaland Forum

Ok

Shaking my d...k

Ok

Lagos don cut my ticket again

hoe losho

Samsimple:
SOURCE>> https://punchng.com/businessman-attempts-to-jump-into-lagos-lagoon-over-n-5m-debt/

No way bro, you are going no where we die here

Well said, the forum has copied the beggy beggy stance of the central govt and has lost it voice along the line

So yeebos are only good to head gambling companies

MISTAICEY02288:
Na wah.. Within just 2 weeks alone Justice for this Justice for that Hashtags everywhere. Which one be this again.. It was #JusticeForUwa #JusticeForTina and #JusticeForJennifer before, now this.. What exactly is going on? What kind of country is this one sef

them go soon form justice league

just ban religious gathering for life

AIT1:
Buhari, over to you.
We Don reach 10k

Make him do give away abi

me I no go because our pastor travel carry key go, him no trust the assistant pastor

Biafra amaka

op you used her then he...stop confusing thunder

b

bn

XOGBADO:
So this thread couldn't make front page?
Something's definitely wrong with the moderators

aswear down...if its "check out zlatan new baby mama's picx" it will hit front page before the op even press summit

see where his dick and libido has landed him lost his wife now his other children

The Federal Government has disclosed that it is considering
sectionalizing classes for primary, secondary, and Universities, and other tertiary institutions in the country ahead of school reopening. This means having morning and afternoon classes . This was made known by the Minister of State for Education, Emeka Nwajiuba, on Wednesday during a briefing by the Presidential Task Force in Abuja.
The minister also dispelled the
rumours that schools will reopen on June 8th stating that the government could not afford to take any costly risk, especially as it regards the safety of pupils and students in the country.
He said, “Until we are sure these children can go to school, return safely and not put those who are more susceptible than them at risk, then we are running a huge risk and God forbid, in our hurry, something happens to our children, I am not sure how anybody will be able to retrieve what has been lost.”
Nwajiuba said the ministry is being guided by the advice of experts as well as those of the World Health
Organisation, noting that the decision to reopen schools in the country would be carefully arrived at because education is on the concurrent list of the Nigerian Constitution.
“We are going to publish a specification on what we expect the reopening to look like.
“For a country that has over 115,000 primary schools, you will understand that 35,000 of these who are private must agree to set up the same standard in other to allow children to go in.
“We may have classes in the morning and classes in the afternoon so that we will have the whole of the infrastructure divided provided they can serve us. I am not sure we will have classes at night. But we can do with morning and afternoon for now,” he explained.
“The Presidential Task Force wishes to use the occasion of this celebration to congratulate our children and assure them, their parents and all stakeholders alike that all hands are on deck to reopen schools at a safe time.” He added.
He appealed to private owners of schools in the country as well as other stake holders to co-operate with the government in ensuring the safe reopening of schools in the country.
What do you think about the idea of having morning and afternoon classes?

that's how osho baba and obaseki will slug it out soon

if no be audio na conduit pipe

Heffalump:
…..only for day time oo

. For night him be criminal, all politicians are thieves

Grabs a pop corn...things are about to get messy

cone heads and money ritual

Cone heads and money ritual

hate him or love him this small bird knows the art of governance

Nigerian police do worse than this

Risingblue008:
One day them go Post for here how davido sheet Green sheet, nonsense fp

the shit that goes to front page is getting out of hand