₦airaland Forum

So after all dis years of struggle, soaking garri, unannounced quiz, lecturer/Prof. wahala, cult wars, tuition fees & so on. This is how it ended up, tonda Faya devil cum lassa fever..




RIP Kelechi

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Meanwhile, Tunder is waiting for change also..

If Benue people can't rise against these devils(fulani herdsmen), Kwara state's case will be a child's play to what they are gonna experience..

1 thing is for sure & it will come in due time, let me just stop here for comradic peace & Idi n'otu before that robot MOD will come..

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adeyemi2015:

He's very committed and dedicated to the service in the spiritual realm!

Ayam telin yuu..

Macclane:
guy calm down, m nt here to fight.
Na una dey make nairaland Comment sweet aswear!

"Una Ke?? Hmmmm

0taPiaPia:
hmmmmm.. your monika gives u off as a lady n besides you didn't indicate ur gender.

but, u didn't indicate ur gender also?? Neva mind, alaikam laik dat..

adeyemi2015:

What's is he securing at that moment?!

he's gallantly securing lives & properties in the spiritual realm..

Macclane:
Guy why?



Who was ur Biology teacher?

I said "somebody should correct me if I'm wrong or do u need medicated glasses??

Dat last pix na relaxation at it's peak..

I think it's called "Budding in biology, somebody correct me if I'm wrong..

0taPiaPia:
no Nne.. you get am... laughs hard.

abeg na "Nnaaah I be oh..

khristals:
so Dare has chosen not to write and record us new songs


its to organize shows and spend tons inviting foreign artistes


*singing*
you're not the Dare we used to know, you're a shadow oh yourself
we know we lost you long ago, like a book thats left the shelf

u no serious ateeyuuuu

0taPiaPia:
lol.. so funny

abii I lai??

OshiomhOLE sef..

More reactions from eminent personalities have continued to pour in over the abduction of 14-year-old Ese Oruru by one Yinusa, aka Yellow, who also forced her into marriage and converted her to Islam.

Senator Ben Bruce has also added his voice to the clamour, and he took to his twitter handle to blast the Inspector General of Police, Solomon Arase who is credited to have said that the release of Ese was dependent on the intervention of the Emir.

In an interview, Arase said that the delay in Ese’s release was a result of the Emir’s trip to Mecca, Saudi Arabia for lesser Hajj - See more at:


http://www.lailasblog.com/2016/02/ben-bruce-blasts-igp-arase-for-saying.html?m=1#sthash.Gumvoqq0.dpuf

Cc: lalasticlala, mynd44

4nobody4every1:
...U no lie ooo, na twins dey for him belle with pounded yam and goat meat plus egusi..hahaha

hehehehe! U mouth shaa..

4nobody4every1:
..........Hahaha

abii I lai??

ikorodureporta:
...ladyF no follow

not at all, she was born on d 30th february

By Naomi Uzor

KADUNA — The Kaduna Chamber of Commerce, Industry, Mines and Agriculture, KADCCIMA, yesterday, said investors in various sectors of the economy were weighing the negative impact of the scarcity of foreign exchange on their businesses, noting that within six months, members of the Organised Private Sector lost about N1.46 trillion.

This came on a day the Federal Government restated its commitment to stabilize the country’s currency against the dollar. Also, the strident calls by the International Monetary Fund, IMF, and some foreign interest for Nigeria to devalue its currency and the artificial spike in forex rate created by bureau de change operators have been linked to a complex and integrated currency management approaches deployed by the Central Bank of Nigeria, CBN, to peg the naira at N200 to the dollar.

Disclosing information on the N1.46 trillion loss at the ongoing Kaduna International Trade Fair, the President of KADCCIMA, Dr. Abdul-Alimi Bello, said the loss was occasioned by stalled business activities due to inadequate supply of foreign exchange as a result of Federal Government’s policy on foreign exchange restriction.

“We are concerned about the inclusion of essential raw materials, which are not available locally and do not have local substitutes, in the list of items not valid for forex because of the dire consequences of factory closures and attendant unemployment that would result. “Our view is that such items can be included only after allowing investors ample time to backward integrate and generate these items locally. To avoid the risk of industrial closures, we plead that policy should be revisited,” he said.

He appealed that patronage of Nigerian products by public and private sector operators should be vigorously encouraged. “In order to effectively entrench this as a policy, we urge all tiers of government to strengthen and fully implement the procurement Act so as to make it a reality as well as ensure that the various arms and tiers of government, including MDAs and Nigerian Missions Abroad actively patronize made-in-Nigeria products in a sustainable manner in preference to imported substitutes.”  

[size=13pt]FG restates commitment to stabilize Naira[/size]

Meanwhile, the Federal Government has restated its commitment to stabilize the country’s currency against the dollar. Speaking at the opening ceremony of the 37th Kaduna International Trade Fair, tagged “Promoting Solid Minerals Sector for Sustainable Economic Development in Nigeria,” Minister of State (Industry, Trade and Investment), Hajiya Aisha Abubakar, said government was committed to stabilizing the country’s currency against the dollar and that short term measures had been introduced by the monetary authority to prevent the free fall of the naira. She noted that government remained committed and resolute in ensuring that on-going reform programmes, especially in the areas of trade, industry, power, agriculture and solid minerals sectors, resulted in a vibrant private sector participation and increase efficiency in the national economy. “As we confront the challenges ahead, I urge the entire private sector operators in Nigeria and their foreign counterparts to positively reciprocate these gestures by investing in the identified growth and employment generating sectors of the economy,” she said.

On his part, Governor Nasir el-Rufai of Kaduna State called on all and sundry to support and partner with the present administration in promoting non-oil export opportunities for economic growth and development. “It is when economic diversification is encouraged and supported that we will be able to provide critical infrastructure, employment, wealth creation etc,” he said.  

[size=13pt]Cbn targets N200/$ parallel market rate[/size]

Meantime, the strident calls by the IMF and some foreign interest for Nigeria to devalue its currency and the artificial spike in forex rate created by bureau de change operators appear to have been linked to a complex and integrated currency management approaches deployed by the Central Bank of Nigeria, CBN.

A top source in the apex bank said:  “The aim of CBN is to ensure that the divergence between the official and parallel rate does not exceed N3, so we are looking at a parallel market rate of N200/$ because the downward trend in the pressure on the naira will be sustained.

“The CBN has the capacity to sustain the downward pressure and will deploy further currency management initiatives, while capitalising on fiscal policies of the federal government to remain in support of non-devaluation of the naira.

“The current stand of the Federal Government on Nigeria’s legal tender is non-devaluation. It will be unwise for anybody to be hoarding dollars because we can assure you that naira appreciation is going to trend upwards going forward.”

Read more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/02/forex-scarcity-ops-loses-n1-46trn-in-6-months-kadccima/

By John Mkom


Jalingo —TRADE Union Congress of Nigeria, TUC, said the pace at which President Muhammadu Buhari’s administration is moving, its plan to achieve developmental goals cannot be done in just four years. Buhari President of TUC, Boboi Bala Kaigama, who spoke in Jalingo, Taraba State, while speaking on national issues, argued that the anti-corruption crusade by President Buhari was a welcome development and declared that the president would take long time to lay foundation for good governance.

According to him: “President Buhari has a good intention to put Nigeria in good shape but the pace at which he is moving, it is difficult for him to actualize the dream in just four years. He should start thinking of another four years after his first tenure. The PDP governed the country for eight years, for another political party to come and take over then restructure the mechinaries for change may not be in just two years, but if he is not carful he may end up handing over to a wrong person in a heist to go”.

The TUC president who insisted labour would continue to reject the recent hike in electricity tariff, said the hike was not only “wicked but condemnable and unacceptable to the union” “Is as if we are in a country where even court order is not been obeyed, people went to court over this matter, the court ordered that the  company should stay action on the increase of the tariff but they went ahead and increase it the way they wanted.

For some of us we want to believe that the privatization of electricity sector was wrong, if someone come to establish give him land to put on his machines, look at GSM in the Telecommunication, they came and installed their equipment and people saw that they were genuine and customers cue in.

They wanted to increase the tariff but they refused to do extensive consultations as demanded by the rules, we are going to reject it till the right thing is done

Read more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/02/devt-4-years-not-enough-for-buhari-tuc/

That's good of them, but it doesn't change the fact that they are one of the canker worm eating up Nigeria..

Don't mind him, he's an IPOB charlatan- Ngeneukwenu

The name na "Something Wey Dey Crawl..

All thanks to Buhary's kins men for their job. If Benue people don't wanna rise up against these devil(fulani herdsmen), the devil will grow so big that it will consume them in time to come. They will have a taste of what "Kwara State tasted years ago..

DaBullIT:
You are saying Situation in the country now is the same as it was in 2003?


Oil is the same price ?

There was economic meltdown in 2003 ?


Boko haram was ruining the country in 2003 ?


]Who is the hypocrite ?

Lukat him, the man with a "Z name..

[size=13pt]When witches from ur village wants people to catch you they make you talk without reasoning, Buhari Is A Case Study..[/size]



Waiting patiently for Zombies to come & defend this..

Kudos to "Bakare Kamaldeen, it doesn't cost much to be looking good. That's good of the commissioner also, please somebody should ask him "When He's Gonna Deliver His Baby??

That woman is not only a fool, she needs brain resuscitation also..


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