₦airaland Forum

I advice this woman 2 write a porn Novel,it will b a best seller we shall share d money 60-40%.

Gawd!How did he 4king get in there if he is not a lizard.

mightyhazell:
I don't think so,..


And I feel dats why dey are uncomfortable with the lies the govt are peddling,..

Tell me ur not infuriated with these pics u saw,..

Tell me u didt get the true pics of wots happening over there now with the pictures u just saw,..

Now we can charge at our govt with justified indignation to do more and stop fooling us

Fayose is a blessing. 2 nigeria!


U guys shd stop seein evth from political prisms!

some innocent pple just lost their lives instead of u 2 b mourning u are politicising it.how can u goons b so unfeeling?

Lere & fayose are u happy about this blood shade now.

Theif Olabode George shld swear by his testicles that he has not stolen public fund in his life b4.

SUVs for this Recession?To bribe & pamper corrupt Judges,He will need to borrow another billions from d Banks.

PDP & VIOLENCE are like ....Abeg zuma helep me na!

Unsad:
Buratai is a bastarrd.

curse shakau na!no b Burantai.

d east & juju are like ...zuma helep me na!

I laugh in Ikwere,does he has Nigerian airspace management agency permission to fly that bomb laden toy in our airspace.

cele & adultry are like......Zuma help me!

lifezone247:
President Muhammadu Buhari has been urged by the House of Representatives to suspend the ban on importation of new and used cars through land borders.

The ban that was announced on December 5, 2016 by the Nigerian Customs Service (NCS) was due to take off from January 1, 2017.

The lawmakers however said the policy was too harsh as it is bound to pile more economic miseries on the majority of Nigerians that are already groaning under the prevailing economic recession.

The decision of the lawmakers followed the adoption of a motion by Abdulahi Salame (APC, Sokoto) who noted that the percentage of Nigerians who can afford cars has declined drastically following the decline in the value of naira, inflation, unemployment and high cost of living that has bedeviled Nigeria where over 80 percent of the population live below $200 a day.

Salame noted that, “With its powers under Section 18 of the Customs and Excise Management Act, the government can restrict the movement of goods into and out of Nigeria by land or inland waters and to appoint customs stations, but similar exercise of such powers on rice importation through the land borders in April 2016, has led to untold hardships on Nigerians as a bag of rice now sells for between N20, 000 and N23,000 as against N8,000 few months ago.
“We are also aware that the government has not put in place alternative measures to ensure that Nigerians will have access to cars since it is cheaper to buy cars from neighbouring countries and still generate revenue by ensuring that our borders are secured to prevent smuggling and also that there will not be job losses.

“Meanwhile, some of those making these policies have failed to patronize made-in-Nigeria goods, especially Nigerian assembled vehicles which are, in any case unaffordable to over 80 percent of Nigerians who can only afford fairly used imported cars.

“It is of concern that despite the pitiable state of most Nigerians occasioned by unemployment, lack of funds for survival and high cost of living which has sent many to their early graves, the government is adopting a policy that will further increase the sufferings of the masses at this critical time the country is in recession.

“It is equally worrisome that the ban will cause more harm than good as it will certainly lead to increase in smuggling, deprive poor Nigerians of access to acquiring vehicles, skyrocket the price of cars cleared at the wharf, increase inflation and further mount pressure on the already weak naira and lead to idleness, insecurity and criminality at the border points”.

Lawmakers that spoke in favour of the motion noted that it is the masses that would be affected more by the new policy.

According to them, the reason put forward about payment of duties was not enough to punish the entire country because non-payment of duties was carried out with the active connivance of security officials at the borders.

The lawmakers also argued that the ban was against the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) Protocols on movement of goods and services.
The lawmakers said to implement the policy at a period of recession amount to Nigerians paying for the irresponsibility of agencies that should collect port duties on imported cars.

The lawmakers that supported the policy however noted that most policies of the administration of President Buhari were aimed at correcting fundamental and structural anomalies inherent in the system.

While they regretted that policies of this administration were often misunderstood and attacked, the antagonists of the bill recalled that three decades ago, Nigeria was the hub of economic activities in the sub-region, an advantage that has now been eroded due to reckless importation of unnecessary goods and services.

According to the lawmakers, this has reflected in job loss, with Nigeria not only becoming a dumping ground but also losing its technological development potentials to her neighbours.

They noted that as long as the government refused to do what it supposed to do by taking hard decisions, the country will remain on the path that has taken Nigeria nowhere so far.

As part of their resolution, the lawmakers urged the Federal government to ensure that the law enforcement agencies, especially those working at the borders, are diligent in their duties by ensuring that import charges through the land borders are paid when due and remitted to the government.

The House also urged the Federal government to install border security and surveillance equipment for effective monitoring to address the recurring menace of smuggling and ensure a maximum revenue generation on all lawfully imported goods.

The lawmakers equally urged the Federal government to expand its plan on youths empowerment programs by developing skills acquisition centers in border areas so as to enable the youth to acquire skills necessary for the type of businesses that are being carried out in the border areas and also employ more people from those areas into the border security agencies as they have relevant experiences on how goods are being moved in and out of the country.

Committees on Governmental Affairs and Customs and Excise were mandated to ensure implementation of the resolutions and report back within six weeks for further legislative action.

The motion was unanimously adopted after it was put to a voice vote by the Speaker, Yakubu Dogara.

http://thenationonlineng.net/reps-buhari-suspend-ban-importation-cars-land-borders/

I support that,i thought d min. of finance said they will reduce import duty on cars.

Wike Y?election mean violence,sorrow,tears & blood 4 rivers state!Blood thirsty Vampire !Them take Blood swear 4 u?

Kai!Mugabe will b piss off,where iz d pic of d 4king Pestle?

I began to take ekweremadu a 1/2witted senator when he advocate for prostitution to be legalised.

That iz a pfucking Gorilla

Igbos just dey pfuck dey populate d ZOO with children they cannot feed.Tufiakwa!

This small pikin too like kola like fulaniman.

Ndigbo shld hold this Great man tight he is d Trogan horse to igbo president.Igbokwenu!kwerochas enu!!

DonCortino:
Guy why nah! Why?

That is why we cannot build institutions in nigeria everything is revolving about an individual-a minister,commissioner,director,chairman,pple on d street dnt wanna hav their own initiatives.we shld try to depersonalise d system.let us build institutions dnt look up to Buhari 4 everything oxygen,life as if he is God.wailers put all blames in their life on him as if he is d master of d universe.

Cnt they live free or sleep well without mentioning Buhari

she watch for 20mins with juicy kunt & took pic instead of fleeing for her dear life.

martineverest:
dont u know how cancerous heating meat with charcoal is?

most thing in d air,water,soil,like plastic bottles,perfumes,canned food,insecticides,pesticides,refrigerants,hydrocarbons are cancerous,but tomatoes,ginger,pepper,cabbages & onion in suya meat are packful of anti-oxidants.

odimbannamdi:
Hello bro, I will address your issues stepwisely.

1. You are MORATORIUM because you edited or changed one of your details (password or bank account details) less than 14days to requesting to Get Help.

Moratorium is security measure aimed at protecting your money. When a hacker compromises your account, the first thing he does is to change your password to shut you out and to edit your bank details to his so that he can help himself to your mavros.

So, the system probably thinks your account has been compromised. Simply write to Support, detailing them that you were the one that made the changes, then attach a scanned copy of your ID. Your moratorium should be lifted soon

2. Most times, fake POP uploaders do that to buy time more than the given 48hours, and they usually pay up later. 72hours after they have uploaded their fake POP, a question mark will appear on the pairing slip and Support will ask you if you have received payments or not.

You would click the option that says you haven't received payment, then upload your account statement showing transactions during that period.

Once Support scrutinizes it and sees that you truly didn't receive that payment, the other person will get banned and you will get assigned to someone else to assist you.

You see, MMM just requires 3 things from us:

- PARTICIPATION ONLY WITH OUR SPAREMONEY
- PATIENCE
- HONESTY.

You can hit me up so I can assist u more

Q/s:Will i b place on moratorium if i change my password,some1 running mmm for me will soon handover to me.

ritababe:
may God help you

May God hav mercy on u & suleiman soul.

Mujaheeeden:
Is FG not Buhari? How your brain works need to be debated in a public forum

Fed.govt is an institution not a person,obj did not took it to ota,yar'adua did not took it 2 d grave,gej did not took it 2 otuoke.d commitees,ministries,agencies,judges,Nass are not working 4 buhari but for nigeria.

snakes are evil,bad why are they created or they evolve on their own?

PMBNG:
http://www.socialtimesng.com/2016/12/boko-haram-buharis-committee-unable-to-account-for-n2-5b/

THE headline is misplaced,it is not Buhari's committee it is Federal government committe,they shld b recommended to efcc for prosecution.

priceaction:
After using vibr..ators,dil.do ,sexxx toys and cucumbers to damage her organ she is now looking for someone to wake it up. Oni ranu osi. Can you see that money cannot buy happiness and common sense? And this is a daughter of a former governor ooo. Useless thing forming milf.
Even if flavor see you dancing nakked, he will just buy dark Google to protect his eyes. He doesn't go for low IQ, old mama with elastic and damaged puxxxxy like you. I know you are member of NL, how I wish you read my comments because I know you are very disgusting. Anty Agbaya

Haba!easy on her,she iz old enuff 2 b yur sr.sister,put d blame on her starving kunt.

zakim:
A former governor of Jigawa State, Sule Lamido, has attributed the recent massive defection from the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) to the All Progressives Congress (APC) to the fear of possible arrests by the federal government.

Lamido, who spoke yesterday in his home in Bamaina, also said anybody who wanted to enjoy the air of freedom under the present administration must be ready to pitch his tent with the ruling party.

The former governor, who had in the past indicated interest to aspire for the presidential position of the country, argued that when government was run on tyranny as being presently witnessed, such government was likely to fail and collapse.

He said apart from running Nigeria on tyranny, the APC-led government lacked the capacity to carry the heavy load of contradictions, crisis and division in the country.

Lamido argued further that no matter how the citizenry wished well for the present government, its collapse was imminent because of inability.

“Where justice is lost, where you have a government which is not just and fair, people must look for protection. Those defecting from the PDP to the APC are looking for protection.

“The present government in the country will collapse. No matter how well people wished them and how hard you prayed for the government, it will collapse because it has no capacity to carry the Nigerian load, contradiction, crisis and division,” Lamido said.


Read more at http://www.dailytrust.com.ng/news/politics/sule-lamido-tyranny-fuels-mass-defection-to-apc/174819.html#AySvzIbJlw3HoiGy.99

efcc is gvn this looter & his son 2much break.

useless party make Apc show them pepper!