₦airaland Forum

OceanmorganTrix:

Try this here and the next story will be...
...something swallowed the FUND

See as he dey talk as if he will be ready to contribute...no be money wet dem contribute go miss.....

Bidobado:
Very mad and badly advised too. They seem to huff and puff and show strength like America, but we all know that England is America's biatch.

For point of correction: they're both the "Anglo-America" world power. [STOP THINKING WITH YOUR ANUS]

OfficialRasheed:
Ibidapo and Femi should sit their asses here in Nigeria and enjoy the Buhari government their people voted for and the one Nigeria they want to die for.
No escape route

Mr man STOP using your anus to think. It is simply because of Canada's complaints.

tomakint:
This is why I love Fayose, he will always be vindicated for the love he has for his people especially the commoners. Gradually the truths are rolling out.

Only time will tell because i can't even believe anyone of them for now not even the police.

tomakint:
Not even 1,000,000 million Buharis can help Fayemi to win.....they will definitely meet their match in Fayose. Useless beings feeling funky.

We are all tired of fayose tricks. We don't need any federal might before we the ekiti's people boot fayose and his co-horts out finally.

This Tobi sef trend pass Miracle wey be Bbn winner...nawa oo

Shalomc:
WEAK ATTEMPT TO FRAME FAYOSE AND KEEP HIM OUT OF CIRCULATION DURING THE POLLS

Do you have a brain at all?

johnnyn1:
Cool.

Pics below.
This is what a cultural center should look like

Maybe you should construct a rock for them to build it.

melvinjames:
I want him to remain in APC so he can destroy it from the inside.

And he will be finally consumed with no one left to harbour him.

Cutehector:
I am relocating to China soon

Odabo.

Longimanus

A good actor leaves the stage when the ovation is loudest! Hala Madrid

sagerasaq:
Nigeria can shaa Come First in sometyn...
Its good oo..
Go Nigeria!!!
Go Super Eagles!!!

Go where?

embarrassed NASS —Saraki Lawmakers taking bribe: Jega embarrassed NASS —Saraki ON MAY 31, 20187:00 AMIN NEWS, POLITICS38 COMMENTS By Henry Umoru ABUJA— SENATE President, Dr. Bukola Saraki, yesterday, lampooned former chairman of Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, Professor Attahiru Jega, asking him to shut up and stop making reckless statements against the lawmakers, if he cannot come up with names to buttress his allegations.

Speaking, yesterday, at plenary over the allegations raised by Jega at DemocracyDay lecture on Monday that senators and members of the House of Representatives were notorious for bribe-taking, Saraki said the former INEC boss’ statements were serious embarrassment to the National Assembly.

President of the Senate, Dr. Bukola Saraki Saraki, who was responding to a point of order, order 43 (Personal Explanation) raised by Senator Isah Misau, (APC Bauchi Central) on the allegation, said he was at the programme with the Speaker of the House of Representatives, Yakubu Dogara, when Jega made what he described as blanket embarrassing statement, despite the efforts of the National Assembly to join other arms of government to fight corruption in the country.

Saraki said: “I was at the programme,with the speaker and we were highly embarrassed by this kind of comment. All of us are committed to the fight against corruption.

“But I believe it (such statement) doesn’t help the fight against corruption, it is a slight to the integrity of some of us, where such a statement is made.” He, however, challenged Jega to expose those lawmakers he knew were involved in corrupt practices with evidence.

“If he (Jega) has those kinds of evidences, he should bring it forward, because to say that, is to suggest that every member of the National Assembly is part of this, even those who are not part of this are condoling this action which is far from the truth.

“I think what the professor, who is respected, should do is to come out and mention those members he is aware of. If he can’t come out and name them, he should not make such branding statements.”

Saraki assured that the National Assembly under his leadership would not get involved in corruption or attempt to cover any member who got involved in the act of indiscipline.

Earlier in his presentation, Senator Misau said: “My point of order is based on the lecture made during the Democracy Day lecture, the President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria was in attendance.

‘’During the lecture, the guest lecturer who is an elder statesman and the former chairman of INEC, Professor Attahiru Jega made a statement which I feel I have to bring to this floor. He said some committee chairmen of the National Assembly are notorious for demanding or collecting bribes, which I feel is unfortunate for somebody well respected to say.

“I feel that the statement is very weighty because that programme (Democracy Day lecture) was televised live. The thing they need to understand is that these live programmes are watched around the world. And at the time he made that statement, I am a member of ECOWAS Parliament.

“After the lecture, I went to the parliament and the question most of the parliamentarians were asking me is whether what the Professor said is true or not.

“I find it difficult to explain to them and I feel that not only Professor Jega but anybody that would make statements concerning the credibility of this Senate and its committee chairmen should be bold enough to mention names, especially when it is about fighting corruption in Nigeria.

“If we really want to fight corruption and want to help the government, he would not be making such statements without mentioning the committee chairmen and those who gave him that sort of information. I felt embarrassed. We need the professor to throw more light on what he said.”

: https://www.vanguardngr.com/

Beer parlor discussion....

After loosing out in the group stage you will start hearing complain from the same players that no proper preparation and no money was appropriated.

Ordinarily i will not have opened this thread nor read it. Believe all this at ur own peril....all nah wash. I believe it is all preplanned, they all just looking for usual attention.

SirBami:
why always CR7

The 'polo' is coming out soon.

Profitbase:
The president is a lunatic

Same as my President........ He and Bubu is like 5&6

The so called sultan and his co-horts can't match Femi Fani Kayode. Now put it on record they started 1st.....over to you Ffk(femi got no chill)

IamPatriotic:
God punish him for his hypocrisy, why not buy banana in 2016?

Election is in the corner.

[quote author= post=67956010]Reading the letter it's an encouragement for past efforts and for social clubs to do more. Of course this support would have been extended to others like Lion's club and co in one way or the other.[/quote]Forward an official letter on behalf of Lion's club to the state government for donation.

Toto cancer on the way.

NIGHTMARE0O7:
Pls let's stop celebrating mediocrity its getting annoying..
This falz copy-copy don too much.
Thats how he copied Drake's "WORST BEHAVIOR" track too and also kanye west Track.
Must our musicians always do attache by force to foreign musicians ?

Kill yourself

yesloaded:
not business wise

Walai, people are really overworking these days o!!!
An Okada man worked till 11:50pm last night, on getting home he decided to take a bath. He suddenly ran out naked shouting................
Ghost! Ghost!! Ghost!!!
Narrating his story, he said he has poured water on his head about 5 times & the water was not touching his head. On hearing this, his neighbours rushed out,
only to discover that the idiot did not remove his helmet before having his bath.

Wonder shall never end oo.

Former Minister of Finance, Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala has revealed that the National Assembly forced the Goodluck Jonathan administration to part with N17billion before they passed the 2015 Budget.

According to her, it came at a time crude oil price had gone down drastically.

The N17billion alleged bribe, according to Okonjo-Iweala in her book ‘Fighting Corruption is Dangerous: The Story Behind the Headlines’, was besides the National Assembly’s N150billion annual ‘standard’ budget.

Her words: “The legislature was concerned largely about three things—the size of its own budget; the nature and the size of the capital budget, particularly investment projects; and the number and geographical location of the projects.

“Senators and Representatives felt that their role as appropriators of the budget was not just to vet and approve budget parameters and oversee budget implementation, but also to shape the size and content of the budgets, including details of specific projects.”

She said members of the National Assembly Finance and Appropriation even felt ”they had the right–indeed the duty–to get into the details of the budget formulation and preparation process all along the budget value chain.”

Okonjo-Iweala said the NASS leadership, working through the various committees, “sought to add more to individual projects or create completely new, unappropriated major projects, thereby distorting the budget.”

But she explained that “not all National Assembly members supported these unfortunate manipulations of the budget.”

The former Minister added: “National Assembly members had negotiated large increases in the National Assembly budgets and would brook no discussions or challenges on the issue.

“Their operational budget had ballooned to N150 billion or 16 per cent of the budget and almost 3.5 times the 2006 budget (in naira).”

Okonjo-Iweala said when it was proposed that the lawmakers should give up some of their benefits in view of dwindling revenue in 2015, they refused to do so.

“By the time we presented the budget on December 16, 2014, oil prices had fallen further to $58 per barrel.

“We were prepared and we knew we had to trigger the additional expenditure and revenue measures in 2015 to make the budget work.

“This would be tough, given that we had entered an election year,” she said.

“Indeed, legislators initially refused to accept any cuts to their regular N150 billion budget, despite dwindling revenues.

“But eventually, they agreed to a 13 per cent cut against a backdrop of ministers accepting a voluntary 50 per cent cut to their basic salaries.

“In a tough session with the National Assembly’s ad hoc committee on the budget (made up of chairs of the Finance Committee and Appropriation Committee of both chambers and other leaders of the National Assembly), an additional N20 billion was re-introduced as election expenses for National Assembly members.

“We insisted the amount be dropped because it nullified the 13 per cent cut made to their statutory budget, but managed to reduce the N20 billion figure by only N3 billion to N17 billion.

“This became the price to pay to have the 2015 budget passed.”

Okonjo-Iweala was Jonathan’s finance minister from August 17, 2011 to May 29, 2015.

Narldon:


Ramos is so brutal. He played a "dirty" Game.


No Sportsmanship in Football nowadays.


No matter what happens, Mo Salah is foverer a Legend.



Egyptian Pharaoh.

Ramos nah paid assassin.

johnmartus:
is until he complain to me you will agree with me this is a wast of money.

Kindly tell it to Bentley that there asset is a waist of resources...... Mtcheeww!

swiz123:
considering the kind of meager salary you guys just offered me, if I were your brother would you advise me to work here

Lolllll.......bro i don confirm am. You don dey mayan

EbukaHades10:
He should kukuma turn the state to a family business venture

Is it all stories you people must believe? The source is even from 'YouTube' liars! Nairaland has become something else.

Bubu is finally on a suicide mission...... Lol, i am liking this. Daura! Here he comes.

Yagitral:
Fayose and wahala na 5 & 6... Abeg Nelson Mandela pix needed

It is Jacob Zuma my friend!