₦airaland Forum

okohittedobo:
You want to spoil her market abi?..badu belle..lol

lozanni:
My guy why you dey too cynical; maybe na plenty disappointment in the past.

ademoladeji:
Blood of Sule!!!

Honourable Minister of Booobs Affairs, the scaffolds can not be removed at this point in time because the Aboki that sells Vaseline has one to Mile12 market and Aboniki cannot be used in lieu.

Chai! Those Melons are super massive!!! Madams HateU1+1 and Naughty.naughty, make una drop una egos n come receive blessings.


Yepa!!!

akatekpe:
Yea, and they were on GEJ' neck for saying stealing( illegally taken) is not corruption

akatekpe:
Meaning PMB justified GEJ' statement.

Kelvingarcia:
Guy, u are mouthed[color=#000099]

The Department of Petroleum Resources (DPR) on Monday warned major and independent fuel marketers to refrain from diverting petroleum products to neighbouring countries. Mr Bassey Nkanga, the DPR Operation Controller in charge of Akwa Ibom and Cross River, gave the warning in an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) in Calabar.

“We will not hesitate to seal any filling station that diverts its product to neighbouring countries. “Just two weeks ago, we sealed the NNPC filling station in Akamkpa Local Government Area of Cross River for fuel diversion. “Petroleum products meant for the station was allegedly being diverted to Cameroon before it was intercepted by our men. “The truck was conveying 40,000 litres of fuel and heading to Bakassi Local Government Area from where it would be taken to Cameroon through the Ikang border,’’ Nkanga said.

He said further that the filling station would remain sealed for 90 days until its management paid the fine of N200 per litre for the 40,000 litres involved. According to the DPR controller, the fuel scarcity that was witnessed a few weeks ago across the country was caused partly by fuel diversion to other countries. “Now that there is a massive improvement in fuel supply to all depots across the country, I wish to issue a warning to fuel marketers to desist from diverting the products to other countries,’’ he said.

Nkanga said the department had since set up a surveillance team to monitor all petroleum products being lifted from the Calabar depot to various filling stations in Akwa Ibom and Cross River. He urged marketers to complement government’s efforts by making the products available in all filling stations across the country.

The controller added that he would continue to canvass for more fuel supply to Akwa Ibom and Cross River.

OH GOD PLEASE HELP OP BECAUSE THEY ARE GHANA DEVOUR HIM TODAY..

[size=28pt]“Buhari TO”[/size]

Benikuuse:
you people will always support what is wrong because you have buhari in mind. It will be a miracle If someone from abacha regime is criticizing, you are the only person who knows that. What of Jonathan who say stealing is not corruption

In a layman's word, we dey call am Gee-Gee but; in football we dey call am DRAW-DRAW..

Benikuuse:
what did he say when his master Abacha was stocking our money in foreign account?

ademoladeji:
We've gat our judgement cards... Come 2019, 9ja will decide again massively.


You don forget sey na you be Ozo I of Melon colony? Abeg, the cap still fits you!

Keneking:
See who is talking

ademoladeji:
That's between him and myself. Beebee0oh is a very good friend and a loving family here. I think I understand him to some extent and I don't think my comment is out of context if you took time to read his responses to my comments.


We all have areas where our loyalty is inclined towards. There's zero sentiment in the discourse but only trying to balance out our reasoning and belief

ademoladeji:
Egbon, I share your sentiment for real but I'd like to state that right from inception, there are some folks whose determination is never to see anything good about this government of Buhari.

I'm in no way advocating for any support whatsoever for him but only imploring on constructive criticism.

On issue of the Fulanis, I'd always known them to be good n loving people. I've lived amongst them in Abuja, Taraba, Katsina and Gombe.... To some extent, I can tell that they are not as bad as we paint/picture them. I just think there are some machineries disguising under the canopy of Herdsmen carrying out these dreadful attacks on innocent and harmless Nigerians.

Beebee0oh, my take on this is tha the government should publicly condemn these attacks and restrict the movement of herdsmen in time n space. Employ and deploy security agencies to take guard of towns and hamlets, provide 24hrs aerial surveillance to monitor not just movement of herdsmen but people at large so as to curb/reduce crime rate in the society.


Let's embrace unity and hopefully, Nigeria will be greater than our expectations.

“Let's embrace unity and hopefully, Nigeria will be greater than our expectations”

charlesucheh:
GUY, U ARE A VERY FUNNY SOMEBODY O!

arresa:
Guilty conscience... Is your name iPob rubbish? Na so thee tin pain you reach.

ademoladeji:
Bros, you and this your Anti-Buhari campaign...


Take am easy bro