₦airaland Forum

Lostz:
was there a need for omotekun during gej?

TroubleMaker47:
Just watch as they would revisit Abaribe's case on Nnamdi Kanu!

phylshan:
https://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/headlines/374888-breaking-senator-asks-buhari-to-resign-over-insecurity.html

aimuan:
What exactly is stopping buhari from signing Electoral Act Amendment Bill into law?I need somebody to enlighten me..

husbandsnatcha:
Op is ngeneukwenu ,trust me

The Imo state Governor, Hope Uzodinma, has restored public water supply in Owerri metropolis. Uzodinma spoke on Wednesday, in Owerri, through his Chief Press Secretary, Oguwike Nwachukwu, adding that the governor, took the action immediately he discovered there were complaints of scarcity of water in the state capital.

Some of the areas that have started enjoying public supply of water included Aladinma, Ikenegbu, Areas M, N, and C of World Bank, New Owerri.

The governor said that efforts are ongoing to make the public water supply to the homes of every residents in and around the state capital.

It stated: “Imo State Government is pleased to announce that the Imo State Water and Sewage Corporation has restored public water supply to some parts of Owerri metropolis.

“Specifically, pipe borne water now runs in parts of Aladinma and Ikenegbu in Owerri as well as in Areas M, N, and C of World Bank, New Owerri.

“Imo people should be rest assured that Government is working round the clock to ensure that public water supply is restored in all parts of Owerri metropolis in the shortest possible time.”

He pointed out that “Governor Hope Uzodinma on resumption of office was worried that there was scarcity of water in Owerri metropolis and has promised to ensure that the situation is rectified as quickly as possible.

“To the Governor, provision of safe potable water is a major mantra of his administration and he regrets inconveniences during the period of interruption of water supply.”

Tobinrobin:
Wow. Heard & seen this in movies, didn’t actually think it was possible. Thanks for the insight

Tobinrobin:
How’s that?

Sunnycliff:
Lame....

This is research and development. The coronavirus virus wasn't created by man at first, rather, man is trying to create a prototype for vaccine creation.

MorataFC:
too much film

Tobinrobin:
I’m glad this virus started in the developed countries. Just look at their resolve to find a lasting cure. If this virus had broken out first in Africa? Chai.

I pray they find the cure soon

bonnyhope:
Kerosene stove is better for those in the rural areas because of the hazard in using gas.

CID11:
We need to answer you. soldier come soldiers go barracks remain the same. PDP or APC una no go kill us. Don't worry, calm down. You will be alright laslas. Any little oppournity we get to have a transparent election, we will go to kick you out. we just dey watch. Is just a matter of time. Nothing remains forever. No vex, you go dey alright. Na naija we dey

helinues:
So the US consul are coming to beat Buhari abi?

ChoCho54:
Is this not what the condemned Jonathan for?

Hahaha..

We advanced Democracy in Nigeria in 16 yrs ―PDP tells US Consul General

The main opposition party in Nigeria, the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) has informed the United States Consul General of its achievement in 16 years at the helm of power.

PDP also reported the All Progressives Party (APC) stating that Nigerian President, Muhammadu Buhari should be compelled to sign the Electoral Act Amendment Bill into law.

The US Consul General, Ms Claire Pierangelo was on a visit to Ogun State to meet the state’s governor, Dapo Abiodun, and other dignitaries.

“I am here in Ogun State on my first visit to talk to the governor among other notable people to know what is happening exactly so that we can suggest possible cooperation between the United States particularly commercial opportunities, agricultural opportunities and educational opportunities,” Pierangelo said.

The PDP National Deputy Chairman, Yemi Akinhanmi revealed their discussion with the US Consul General while speaking to the press in Abeokuta.

“The only way forward in this country is that the President should be prevailed upon and let him sign the Electoral Act Amendment Bill into law.

“The bill has been on the table of the President for over four years and it should be signed and as well monitor our democracy because for democracy to thrive in the entire black race, it must be monitored in Nigeria, otherwise, the coming generation will not hear of democracy.

“We have told the Consular General how the PDP has advanced democracy in Nigeria in 16 years. We told her how we took democracy from the grass to the top.”

CID11:
They promised us change. Things got worse. keep on deceiving your selves. There is hunger in the land. How much is a paint of rice. We know that the loopholes in the system is putting food on your table while the masses suffer to even see one square meal

Cantonese:
Without electoral reforms we will always have round pegs in square holes. Unfortunately APC government may never sign the it seeing a loophole to stay in power.

CloudResident:
GEJ was a good man with a good heart.Yes.
But he's also very dumb!

NimrodEndOfDays:
dude. Cut the bull shit of my sister is married to this or that. That is no way a basis for unity. We are humans but we are different. Unless you want to decieve your self . The demarcation done in Europe doesn't mean they are stupid it only shows that people with similar traits and features can live and work together. The Igbos are full of them selves yes. The Igbos have pride. Yes. The Igbos are confident in their abilities yes. That is how they are created. And that is why they are Igbos. You don't expect an Igbos man to prostrate just because he wants to copy the type of respect Yorubas give their elders? Because they prostrate does not make others who don't to lack respect. I have issues with the Igbos too but I cannot live in denial. We are not one and will never be. Go to Twitter and see how the society is detiorateting. People are complaining bitterly. Why? Because we have failed to do what is right. We are just slaves to the British. If people cannot tolerate us then you cut the Igbos from Nigeria we must not be together. After all Igbos do not contribute anything according to some people.