₦airaland Forum

ojk:
Osho baba sneaked to go and BEG again , he always like to eat his vomits

That is what is called 'carrot and cain'......you blow hot and later be cold( that is the techniques my guy)

jeffoe:
In my previous comment I asked the op to change the caption but the dude did not. A lot of people most time make comments based on other people's comments without reading the op.

God bless you brother

I took my time to read the interview patiently and over again.... I also took my time to read all the comments of my fellow Nairalanders....all i can see is just bitterness towards the IG for his various bad acts and we let that to becloud our sense of judgment. The IG says:

“Social media is a technology available to those that are criminally minded " he never said social media is a technology for the "criminally minded" or neither did he says its meant for the "criminally minded" so don't crucify him yet.

I can bet it with my *two balls * that the northern part of this country will 'n' can never support nor handover power to the Easterners, so OUK and Okoroagu or whatever should stop deceiving themselves...... Me-first attitude is what this two guys are showing to support buhari.

ChiefAzubuike:
Please let her Jail sentence be reduced. If she's sent to jail who will take care of the kid? She doesn't even deserve to be sent to jail on the first place. A rehab and some financial support would be better.

I should have taken my time to explain to you how other children survives without parents to watch over them and measures to be taken but i can see you're HIGH on some substance related to Oshogbo kind of weed.

Argentinian referee Horacio Elizondo has spoken for the first time about the World Cup 2006 infamous clash between French captain Zinadine Zidane and Marco Materazzi.

Retired Elizondo spoke about the incident during a TED talk in the most candid manner, going in specific details on how he chose to send Zidane to the dressing room.

With no VAR being used back then, and with the stadium’s screens showing the incident, everyone thought that Elizondo saw the replay and decided to show the French ace a red card, but he denied such claims with his description of the incident.

“I saw Materazzi lying on the floor. I was a good 30 or 40 meters away. As I got close, I asked my two assistants if they had seen anything. Both of them told me they didn’t notice what went down,” Elizondo said.

“Then, my ‘guardian angel’ spoke to me via our intercommunication system. Fourth referee Medina Cantalejo saw it all and told me: ‘Zidane head-butted Materazzi’s chest! You really need to send him off!’ I didn’t believe him at first, but he urged me to take action. ‘When we get to the hotel, you’ll see it. You will regret it if you don’t send him off. It was unbelievable,’” Elizondo recalled.

The retired referee concluded his presentation by stating that Medina’s narration of the incident was so passionate that he decided to listen to his words. Furthermore, he revealed that if he had taken it a tone down, he might have let the incident slip.  

https://www.vanguardngr.com/2018/07/

"Like" if you want it to fail and "share" for otherwise

Why always on decoy........always feeling insecure like the former Iraq President (Saddam Hussein)

I never knew his man is this senselesss

NaijaMutantI69511487: Dino burnt his own project

I suspect that your brains have left the cranium and moved downwards to your rectum, hence, you now reason with your ass

My bro, he may be right. I dont trust Dino neither do i trust Bello. Dino might have done this to gain sympathy from onlookers and citizens

Tarzan360:
Don't be a hypocrite

I am ignorant of what hypocrisy is.......no vex, abi you don vex?

Says Government is incompetent to stern the tide of killings, devastating Poverty, except giving one unrighteous and unacceptable justification after the other.

*** As Northern, Southern Leaders accuse government of Complicity in the on going killings



*** Say Buhari’s government is incapable of arresting the drift towards a state of Anarchy

*** Resolve to back federalism and Restructuring

*** Call for a visionary and dynamic leadership that will effectively deal with our security and economic challenges, ensure good governance in the country

By Henry Umoru


Buhari and Obasanjo heads on
ABUJA- FORMER President, Chief Olusegun Obasanjo, yesterday lampooned the President Muhammadu Buhari led administration, saying that the government is at the moment is confused in addressing the mirage of problems and challenges confronting Nigeria as a country, just as he warned that if serious action was not taken, they would be the death knell to the country’s democracy.

According to Obasanjo, the Buhari government has gotten to the end of its tethers and the nation at present is being left divisively and perilously to drift.

Speaking yesterday in Abuja as the Special Guest at a one- day Extra Ordinary Summit of Leaders and Elders of Nigeria convened by the Northern Elders Forum (NEF), Afenifere, Ohaeneze Ndigbo, Pan Niger Delta Forum, the former President while taking a swipe at the government, said that Nigeria, in recent times, has not been so divided along religious and regional lines as at today with what he termed, inexcusable killings and devastating poverty and with government’s wringing hands and apparently incompetent to stern the tide except giving one unrighteous and unacceptable justification after the other.

Meanwhile, Elders and leaders from the Six- geo political zones of the country have accused the government of lacking in the capacity to arrest the drift towards a state of anarchy that looms in the country as a result of the security challenges in the country.

The leaders and Elders who noted that there appears to be palpable government complicity in the killings going on around the country, said however that the killings have claimed 3,500 lives in 2017,a figure that could be much higher in 2018.

The leaders from the North, East, South and Middle Belt at the end of the summit have resolved to put in place a template on the issue of Federalism and Restructuring in Nigeria.

Speaking further, former President Olusegun Obasanjo who was represented by the former governor of Osun State, Prince Olagunsoye Oyinlola, said that the time has come for the nation to be saved.

Oyinlola who read a prepared letter from Obasanjo to a Co- Convener of the Summit and Chairman of the Northern Elders Forum, NEF, Professor Ango Abdullahi said that the former President was Chin.

The letter read, “When Yinka Odumakin conveyed your message to me concerning this meeting initiated from your end to dialogue on immediate and pressing issues of interest to all of us as Nigerians, I called you on telephone to tender my unreserved apologies for my inability to be personally present which would have been my desire but for a long-standing appointment in China which coincides in time with this meeting. You were kind enough to agree that I should send somebody to represent me, Prince Olagunsoye Oyinlola will stand in for me.

“When you kindly paid me a visit a couple of weeks ago, we deliberated on the danger to our democracy, our common identity, our commonality of purpose. Our dream and our unity in diversity. We lamented the harm that the present Administration of President Muhammadu Buhari, by his action and inaction, has done and is doing to our commonwealth and our common heritage. Nigeria in recent times, has not been so divided along religious and regional lines as at today with inexcusable killings and devastating poverty and with Government’s wringing hands and apparently incompetent to stem the tide except giving one unrighteous and unacceptable justification after the order. The obvious indication is that the Government is seemingly confused and has got to the end of its tether and the nation is being left decisively and perilously to drift. Earlier last week, I noted in a speech some undesirable elements being allowed and being introduced to our democracy by this Administration. If these are not stopped, they could be the death knell of our democracy.

“In spite of these unfortunate Situations created by the Government, my contact and consultation, which brought me face- to – face with people alights and frustration, also gave me hope. People are not ready to give up in despair and leave their fate and their present and future in the hands of debt leadership for their lives to be ruined. I see common concern acres “we nation irrespective of tribe religion region language and soot: tending that the situation should be retrieved and the nation should be saved.

” My dear brother and friend, Ango, this is why I strongly, believe in this meeting which is beyond politics, beyond religion beyond economics, beyond status, is for saving the heart and soul of our nation through nonpartisan and all-embracingnt and our future. Because we do not dialogue enough, most of us live in ignorance of one another, burdened and influenced by received prejudices, biases and twisted history. The time has come when we should constantly dialogue among ourselves at different levels to inform, educate and enlighten ourselves and dispel bad influences. A lot of misgivings, misunderstanding, misperception, misrepresentation, erroneous beliefs and outdated ideas and concepts can be cleared and a lot can be achieved.

“This “Dialogues Amongst Ourselves”, which are starting today, must not be a once-and-for-all affair. We must dialogue often for our collective progress. And I have no doubt that this first one will be a huge success. We are in dialogue because we are concerned for our country. I will hold myself ready to lead the holding and hosting of the next one at our end after due consultation with you and with others. Dialogue removes tensions, clears the air, leads to sharing views and to understanding one another’s point of View. It promotes concord, harmony, cohesion, peace, security, inclusiveness, development and progress. It enthrones justice and equity and removes impunity.

” I wish you a very successful Dialogue and meeting. I am with you in spirit. Let us march on and forward in dialogue and progress.”

At the end of the meeting which lasted several hours, the Leaders and Elders of the Northern Elders Forum (NEF), Afenifere, Ohaeneze Ndigbo, Pan Niger Delta Forum, in a communiqué read insisted on the emergence of a visionary and dynamic leadership which will effectively deal with our security and economic challenges, and ensure good governance in the country;
In the Communiqué that was signed by former Federal Commissioner for Information and South South Leader, Chief Edwin Clark as leader of PANDEF; Former Vice Chancellor, Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria, ABU, Prof. Ango Abdullahi for Northern Elders Forum, NEF; Chief Ayo Adebanjo for the Afenifere and the President General of Ohanaeze, Chief John Nbia Nwodo for the group, they stated that it was imperative to revamp the security architecture of Nigeria.

The Communiqué was read by Professor Banji Akintoye.

According to the Communique, the Summit resolved ” to insist on the emergence of a visionary and dynamic leadership which will effectively deal with our security and economic challenges, and ensure good governance in the country;

” It is necessary to ensure the removal of marauding killers from the communities they have occupied and return same to their rightful owners who now live in IDP camps.

“To strive to reach a consensus on the positions of the various Nigerian comhe positions of the various Nigerian communities and arrive at an agreed template on the issue of federalism and restructuring in Nigeria, among others.”

The Communiqué read, “A one-day Summit of National Elders and Leaders of Nigeria convened by the Northern Elders Forum (NEF), Afenifere, Ohaeneze Ndigbo, Pan Niger Delta Forum, held on 18′” July, 2018. The goals or the Summit Included the
following: to review the alarming rise and spread of killings“ and general insecurity of lives and property in Nigeria; to identify possible causes of the current state of insecurity; iii. To contribute to finding short and long term solutions to the killings and pervasive insecurity;

“To facilitate in forging national consensus on the key pillars required for building national security unity and survival, in a just and democratic country.

” To underscore the failure of public policies which have resulted in enormous hardship to vast segments of the Nigerian population.

“The Summit observes as follows: i. That the general state of insecurity and incessant killings in Nigeria have escalated in recent times with several communities at the mercy of marauding killers. This has reached totally unacceptable proportions that gravely endanger the peace, unity and development of the country. That the security of lives and property is the cardinal responsibility of government. And the present Administration had identified security as one of the three pillars of its change agenda. However, the country’s entire security and law and order assets appear incapable of arresting the drift towards a state of anarchy. Summit therefore observes with regret the negation of this Administration’s commitment and undertaking to provide security to all Nigerians.

“That the country now witnesses unprecedented incompetence and enthronement of mediocrity in dealing with the horrendous spate of killings and general insecurity across the country.

“That in the eyes of many affected communities, there appears to be palpable government complicity in the killings going on around the country. These killings claimed more than 3,500 lives in 2017, a figure that could be much higher in 2018.

“That the number of internally displaced persons has risen to about 4 million from 1.5million in 2015. .. On the issue of the national economy, Summit notes with dismay the mismanagement of an economy, already approaching recession by 2015. Today, the economy is characterized by significant loss of output, massive youth unemployment, a rising level of poverty, instability, and irregular migration of skilled and unskilled labour. In fact, according to the World Bank, the unemployment rate in Nigeria has increased despite its purported exit from receassment and a disgrace to a country that is endowed with abundant resources. Summit further notes that, according to World Data Laboratory, Nigeria overtook India this year as the poverty capital of the World. In addition, Nigeria’s ranking on the Human Development index was one of the lowest in the World standing at 152 out of 188 countries surveyed in 2017.

” Summit also notes with great concern that despite the present Administration’s war against corruption, the highly acknowledged global monitor of corruption perception, Transparency Intentional, has adjudged Nigeria to be more corrupt today than it was in 2015. It is disturbing that Nigeria has in the last 3 years degenerated from the 136‘” to the 148‘” place out of 180 countries surveyed for corruption perception in 2018.

” Summit observes that the kleptocracy nature of governance and appointments to public offices and institutions, as well as the carefree attitude of government to citizens’ discontent have resulted in breeding deep divisions and inter-communal distrust. This is a development that is of grave concern to all Nigerian patriots.

“Furthermore, Summit observes with alarm the flagrant abuse of, and disrespect for, the rule of law, as well as the systematic violation of our electoral processes. These infractions are steadily eroding public confidence in our hard-earned democracy.”

Earlier in his Welcome address, former Permanent Secretary, Dr. Hakeem Baba Ahmed said that security, law and order agencies have not been held accountable for the disastrous collapse of the nation’s security challenges, just as he said that the nation was potentially exposed to more violence as the police has failed in its basic responsibilities, the military is stretched beyond its capacities and the challenges of the forthcoming elections will divert resources and attention from basic security responsibilities.

Baba – Ahmed who is the Chief of staff to the Senate President, Dr.Bukola Saraki asked President Muhammadu Buhari too show firmer and more decisive leadership in dealing with alarming scale of killings and other violent claims. It is the responsibility of leadership to secure the citizen, no matter what the sources or nature of threats to his life and property are.

Roll Call

1)Chief Edwin Clark
2)Chief John Nnia Nwodo
3)AVM Idongesit Nkanga
4)Chief Ayo Adebanjo
5)Tanko Yakassai
6)Arch Abba Gana (Chair, North East Leaders Forum and fmr FCT Minister
7)Alh Ibrahim Bunu – Fmr Minister of FCT
Sen. Adolphus Wabara -Fmr Senate President
9)Ibrahim Mantu Fmr Deputy Senate President
10) Prof. Ango Abdullahi
11) Alh Umar Ghali N’Abba -Fmr Speaker of House of Representatives.

Others are

1) Alhaji Othman Tofa –
2) Prof. ABC Nwosu
3) Alhaji Buba GALADIMA
4) Olusegun Mimiko
5)Comrade Dan Nwanyanwu
6) Sen. Femi Okuronmu
7) Chief Olagunsoye Oyinlola rep OBJ
Alhaji Abdul-Jelil Tafawa Balewa
9) Col. Bala Mande – Fmr Min of Environment
10) Dr Okwesilieze Nwodo -Fmr Gov. Anambra
11) Capt. Issue Wada -Fmr. Gov. Kogi
12)Col. Tony Nyam
13) Mr Yinka Odumakin
14) Dr Mohammed Haliru Bello -Fmr PDP Chair
15) Suleiman Abba -Fmr IGP 16) Prof Banji Akintoye 17. Dr. Hakeem Baba – Ahmed 18. Dr. John Dara; 19, Dr. Umar Ardo; Senator Paul Wampana, Dr.Isa Yuguda, Alhaji Mohammed Goni, Alhaji Yahaya kwande, Ambassador Ozo Nwobu, Dr. Alfred Mulade, among others.

Tarzan360:
Better don't start what u can't finish, the dual carriage blue line and red line with over 20km from vi to badagry with bridges in lagos, is it state?

My friend don't argue what you don't know....learn and be wise.

Tarzan360:
Amaechi very busy in the north and southwest pointing fingers here and there, trying to improve there railway standard by all means as minister of transport but he have forgotten his 1km abandoned monorail project in portharcourt.... Dirty politics.

That is a state and not a federal government project. Wike should be asked and held responsible for that if nothing is being done to it.

[quote author= post=69507223]You are right bro.
Even a normal slab made with concrete to cover the drainages our there, we know how much one cost,
not to talk of the colossal concrete we are looking at here, imagine the bags of cement and concrete required just to build one of those.
It shall be well....[/quote]

[quote author= post=69507223]You are right bro.
Even a normal slab made with concrete to cover the drainages our there, we know how much one cost,
not to talk of the colossal concrete we are looking at here, imagine the bags of cement and concrete required just to build one of those.
It shall be well....[/quote]Old concrete blocks, which include cinder blocks and pavers, can be crushed, and the material can be used for filler in Portland cement. ... Concrete blocks can be recycled for new building projects

ABUJA—PRESIDENT Muhammadu Buhari has declined assent to Corporate Manslaughter Bill of 2018 and three other bills that were passed by the National Assembly and forwarded to him to sign into law.

Other bills that he refused to sign into law were the Courts and Tribunals (Standard Scale of Fines) Bill of 2017; National Child Protection and Enforcement Agency, NCPEA Bill of 2018 and Agricultural Credit Guarantee Scheme Fund (Amendment) Bill of 2018.

These were contained in separate letters to the Senate and dated July 9, 2018.

The letters were read, yesterday, during plenary by the President of the Senate, Dr. Bukola Saraki.

According to the letter, on the National Child Protection and Enforcement Agency (NCPEA) (ESTABLSHMENT) BILL, 2018, the President said: “The rationale for declining assent includes all the proposed duties and responsibilities of the proposed agency are currently the statutory responsibilities of the Federal Ministry of Women Affairs.

On the Courts and Tribunals (Standard Scale of Fines) Bill of 2017, the letter read: “Specifically, you may wish to note that the proposed standard scale of fines appears to be ambiguous, as it does not clearly state the manner by which any given offence will fall under a particular level on the scale.”

On Corporate Manslaughter Bill of 2018, Buhari said: “This provision appears to be inconsistent with Section 36(5) of the 1999 Constitution, which enshrines the presumption of innocence until the alleged offender is convicted by a court or tribunal of competent jurisdiction.”

On the Agriculture Credit Guarantee Scheme Fund (Amendment) Bill, 2018, President Buhari said: “My decision to decline Presidential Assent to the Bill is due to the fact that the increase in the fund size to N50 billion, which is a principal basis of the Bill will not be effective as currently drafted.”

https://www.vanguardngr.com/2018/07/buhari-declines-assent-to-corporate-manslaughter-bill-3-others/

OBJ gathering momentum

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beer parlour gist




provide source or STFU

You can only learn when you make research. I will implore you to check it online.......i even read it on goal.com before the world cup started

Russia always trailing USA

Akanapiaigwe:
this guy is a movement in kwara
no wonder his body language dey give APC nightmare

saraki is the best senate president since democracy

Buhari is the worst president since mankind

kiss the truth

Are you trying to say the most corrupt Senate President ever? Yes he is

seunny4lif:
Russians don't smile as nothing to do Putin.
My Russia friends don't smile anyhow, they believe smiling anyhow means lying

You lie....i studied Russian language in unilag and in my last year i had to go to Russia with my mates in school to finnish up....so i know what I'm saying.

Akanapiaigwe:
this guy is a movement in kwara
no wonder his body language dey give APC nightmare

saraki is the best senate president since democracy

Buhari is the worst president since mankind

kiss the truth

Are you trying to say the most corrupt Senate President ever? Yes he is!

Yeligray:
Russia is not that bad as people portrayed..

The world cup changed my perception of Russia

You think they are friendly.......if truly they're then Putin won't organize a training for security agents and other officials on how to smile and laugh to visitors.

Enough of all this foolish olosho pageant......all different kinds of pageant: aso pageant, Zuma pageant, olumo pageant and so on...all in the name of organizing olosho's for themselves..... Later you will be seeing all kind of cucumber video

I wish to meet him in person, i admire him even though i haven't seen him..........yet let him have this

Mrlgboman3:
And still doesn't have a worldcup medal to his name. Hazard is a far better player than him.

Tell that to the dogs.......#pained

Lordlestat:
Nope

This didn't have any effect ,he isn't the fisrt to alienate anyone , tinubu was against OBJ and the entire PDP run government but won re-election and even ensured Fashola won

APC rigged him out that's all

He hoped popularity would win but that works in countries with strong institutions where elections are free and fair and not where the electoral body in under the imcumbent

He lost same way GEJ lost by rigging

I see Nigerians say they voted out GEJ and I laugh

Votes don't count in Nigeria , rigging does

APC know how to rig , GEJ believed buhari was always loosing so he would loose again but reality kicked him in the balls

Buhari and APC had been perfecting rigging from State levels and did same in the federal

In 2019 your votes won't count either APC will rig and win again, unfortunately

Warris this one even saying.....

limeta:
Truth be told no cow is missing
This is how they stay

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