₦airaland Forum

sarrki:
Factory mode

Urgently required for optimal booting

All the software needs upgraded

Playstore apps needs reformatting

It should not be on Auto mode again

It should be manually searched though not fast

But for this kind of peculiar situation that's the best

Pls any IT guy in the house should help

This should be treated with utmost priority

For the system not to crash

Thanks In anticipation

basilo102:
Osunization in progress

faladeSM1132:
Ignorance is a big disaster
Three is nothing any state governor can do with the current system of government we are practising ,
Federal government takes all responsibility

byrron:


One of the air force gateman must have pushed it down since it only fell down like a cup from a table.

Comedians have taken over the length and breadth of Nigeria.

Atiku2019:
Bode George?
Atiku2019

byrron:
Nija matter don tire me!

byrron:
On the destined day of the monkey's death, all branches of the tree becomes slippery!

trueking:
WOW thank God for you, I almost stepped on a viper once in Sokoto, each time I remember it gives me the chills.

nnokwa042:
that one is like asking abooki okada rider Jupiter' and earth which one is bigger abokki go first laff before he go shout walahi talahi i sabi am por jupiter

The federal government says it cannot meet the N248 billion demand of the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU), in light of the current economic recession.

According to Chris Ngige, minister of labour and employment, the union made the request, saying it is for earned allowances.

But speaking with state house correspondents after the federal executive council meeting in Abuja on Wednesday, the minister said the government had agreed to meet seven out of the eight demands of the union.

He added that the demand for the payment of earned allowances was the only issue that had not been resolved.

“The other aspect of it is the earned allowance. The earned allowance is the only one that has not been sorted out for now. Everybody knows and agrees that we are in a recession,” he said.

“If we are in a recession and you are asking us to pay you N284 billion, nobody will pay it because the money is not there.”

Ngige said the government offered the union an undisclosed amount of money pending the time when it audits the first tranche of money given to the union.

“So they (ASUU) agreed and the national assembly also agreed, but the government offered them some amount pending when we finish auditing of the first tranche of money that has been given to them in that same area of earned allowances,” he said.

“That tranche of money that they collected is being audited, but the auditing process is very slow because some people for some strange reasons are not allowing auditing to take place. So a time frame has been fixed of six months within which the auditing will be done.

“Within those six months, government has offered something that they will be paying on a monthly basis and ASUU has also made a counter proposal to government so both parties have gone back to their principals.

“ASUU has a principal which is the national executive body, and government has come back to look at our finances viz-a-viz with the national assembly, which will appropriate that particular fund because for 2016, there is nothing in the budget for it.”

He said the union was expected to return to the negotiating table with its counter proposal.

ASUU had embarked on a one-week warning strike to press home its demands.

Flexherbal:
Me self tire !

Governor Ayodele Fayose of Ekiti State, Wednesday, asked the National Judicial Commission to sack the Federal High Court, Abuja judge, Justice Okon Abang, saying this would save the judiciary from disgrace.



Governor Fayose, in his reaction to the Appeal Court judgment, which nullified Abang’s ruling of the October 14, 2016 and declared it as a fraud, said; [b]“it is obvious that Justice Abang is representing the dirty interests of some cabals, who are protecting him despite the incalculable damages he has done to the judiciary.”


In a statement signed by his Special Assistant on Public Communications and New Media, Lere Olayinka, Fayose said; “In the face of these indictments by the appellate court, NJC must wade in and save the judiciary from Abang.”

He said a judge who gives fraudulent judgments is even more dangerous than armed robbers, adding that, “Those running after judges for alleged corruption and excluding a judge like Abang may not be far from being the beneficiaries of his (Abang) fraudulent judgments.”

The governor said “a judge like Abang is a cankerworm that can destroy the country if not removed totally before he does further damage to the polity.”

Governor Fayose said: “Today again, three justices of the appeal court descended on Justice Abang, describing his judgments imposing Jimoh Ibrahim as the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) governorship candidate in Ondo State and the one affirming Senator Ali Modu Sheriff and the PDP National Chairman as fraudulent.

“It should be recalled that in June, a five-member panel of the court of appeal led by Justice Morenike Ogunwumiju said Abang “raped democracy” when he annulled the election Abia State Governor, Dr Okezie Ikpeazu and ordered INEC to issue a certificate of return to Mr. Uchechukwu Ogah without evidence of forgery against Dr. Ikpeazu. The court went on to say that Abang embarked on a wild goose chase and that he spoke from both sides of his mouth.

“These are clear indictments on Justice Abang and in a civilised society; he ought to have resigned without the prompting of anyone. Or how can a judge that has been adjudged severally as giving fraudulent judgments and acting like Father Christmas still sit in judgment over cases involving Nigerians?

“The judiciary, being the last hope of the common man must therefore be purged of elements like Abang and NJC must do the needful by sacking him forthwith so that the bench can have a new lease of life.”[/b]

Boleyndynasty2:
Even the man who expelled them is also guilty of this same crime, just that he hasn't been caught yet...useless Nigerian Police

Lalasticlala, Mynd44

ArabMopol:
why is he smiling

Lalasticlala, Mynd44

Funlordjnr:



Wailer election don finish since! Stop crying and kiss the truth about your regions progress!


This look no fit you again...

blackpanda:
Your lies and negative attitude will only keep you backwards. Nigeria is moving forward!

Boleyndynasty2:
Don't mind those people, I even wondered where that mod dragged those pix from.

Lovelynature:


Lol... Na this one be grandpa oo