₦airaland Forum

BossGerald:
I knew it, I knew you're one of those agbado bigots here.

Goodluck Jonathan unproactive govt you bought fuel #145, gas #300, rice #8000, naira #216 to dollar.

Tinubu proactive govt fuel #680, gas #1000, rice #48000, naira #1200 to dollar.

All of these according to you hypocrite, I can see you're one of these clueless Apc politicians looting state and federal coffers.

BossGerald:
So you're a nobody asking if I know who I was chatting with sir??

I never participated in 2012 protest, you guys did and you claim its because the then govt was not proactive enough...now, was Buhari's govt proactive? Is tinubu govt proactive??

Why haven't you protesters of un proactive govt so silent and in support with same unproactive people? Because you're a bigot??

Explain to me

BossGerald:
You don't know when chibok girls kidnapping started and who orchestrated it?? Go ask Femi fani kayode.

You want to read history of what happened b4 our very own eyes few years ago?? Keep deceiving yourself.

Government of 2012 were not proactive but you didn't waste time to occupy ojota and voted them out but you keep voting this incompetent Apc since 2015??

I'm talking to Jeff bezos right??

BossGerald:
Eeeeh? So we should forget how you guys brought calamity on Nigerians??

Kidnapping and banditry have increased but I should look away because 2012 was 10yrs ago??

People are suffering, inflation is high, fuel 680 but I should move on and support people who wrecked Nigeria because 2012 was 10 yrs ago??

Bia I'm in good spirit no make me curse you

Afamed:
The fraud called Peter Obi, charity doesn't begin at home

BossGerald:
But it solved it in 2012 when you were busy occupying ojota and all sorts of propaganda

BossGerald:
I can see you're a billionaire who's keeping up with the economy.

BossGerald:
You people love Nigeria so much that you voted and defended buhari for 8 wasted years.

As if it was not enough you voted a drug lord...so much love for Nigeria.

Now you dey buy rice 48k and gas 1k per kg

nkemoma:
Oga Don Jazzy

WHen you go marry??

BitterTruth0001:
So 100 people benefited from a federal initiative that is going on all over the 36 states of the federation is what you’re opening a thread on .

You think you actually did something didn’t you ?

This olodo boy . We know those who failed in school and life by their public mischief

Obainoman6:
Which one ur mama wey dey village with one rotten Wrapper on her waist collect, not remembered at all.

OmoFiditi:
You got your big mouth pummelled. Your ponmo lips must be hurting. Mugu.

OmoFiditi:
You brought your bigoted mouth into their affairs, and you got punched on your big lips.

Take your L in peace..

OmoFiditi:
You think I am Ibo, if don't feel good about why are they travelling en mass? There was a 4 hour traffic at Ore yesterday en route to the East.

How about our brothers lasisi and kunle the tailors in Ibo land, who never go home during festivities?

Obinna, Innoson's son did not ask for your advise. If Innoson did not take all his major investments home to Iboland, you would have started targeting him for demolition of his property..

Keep your hateful advise in your skull..

WhiteNRed:
A criminal doing everything possible to buy Love.

Objectivist04:
Oga you are carrying this Igbo Yoruba banter for head even more than Yorubas and still you claim not to be a Yoruba.
Mention your state you refused or are you ashamed of wherever you come from ?

Zonefree:
Read

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Bliss52:
Awon Billionaire

lexy2014:
how is the refinery working

No fewer than 250 old people in Anambra State have benefitted from the Renewed Hope Initiative’s Elder Support Scheme (RHIESS).

The event, which took place at the Governor’s Lodge, Awawbia, on Thursday, is part of the programme arm of the Renewed Hope Initiative (RHI), a non-governmental humanitarian organization founded by the wife of Nigeria’s President, Senator Oluremi Tinubu.

The 250 old people, aged sixty-five years and above, were selected from different parts of the state, following strict health, age and economic status criteria for those who are eligible for the programme.

The empowerment programme, which is going on in all the thirty-six states of Nigeria, also has members of Defence and Police Officers’ Wives Association (DEPOWA) as beneficiaries.

They were given free medical checks, the sum of N100,000 each to take care of their personal upkeeps, bags of rice and rolls of wrappers.

Presenting the gifts on behalf of the president’s wife, the Anambra Governor’s wife, Mrs Nonye Soludo, who read the Nigeria First Lady’s speech, said that the economic empowerment project was borne out of steadfast commitment to the well-being of the elderly citizens and marks a significant stride in the collective pursuit of a more inclusive and compassionate society.

She noted that as the festive season draws closer, it has become important to emphasize the significance of prioritizing the elderly in the initiative, noting that by reaching out to them, their contributions are not only honoured but the unique encounters they face are equally acknowledged.

Senator Tinubu equally urged the elders to embrace life to the fullest, prioritize their health and strengthen their bonds with one another and with God, adding that those are the key to a rich and fulfilling life in their current years.

Two of the beneficiaries, Chief Dim Nnakife and Dame Evelyn Dike, thanked the president’s wife for remembering the poor, and described the gesture as the first in the history of the state.

They equally commended Mrs Soludo for ensuring that the gesture got to Anambra State, stating that the present administration in the state has once again shown its compassionate side of governance.

Also at the event were the wife Of the deputy governor of Anambra State, Mrs Oluchi Ibezim; Commissioner for Women Affairs and Social Welfare, Mrs Ify Obinabo; the Executive Chairman of Anambra State Universal Basic Education Board (ASUBEB), Dr Vera Nwadinobi; wife of the National Chairman of APGA, Mrs Amara Ezeokenwa; the Transition Committee Chairman of Idemili South, Mrs Amaka Obi, among others.