₦airaland Forum

Ndibunna:
We have been hearing the gibberish for long. Ipobs are lies on their own.

Thanks God their arsenal are been buried in history.

Ndibunna:
I don't blame you.

You are scared of truth.

Truth is now hitting umuchineke back to back.

DMerciful:
Are you not educated? Fuel should be N1200 so N650 is heavily subsidized

truthfinder319:
Yes, all your family members are even wallowing in multidimensional poverty. Thanks for being honest

Felimax:
Please I kneel down beg you!

Leave them alone. If you stop them how then do we differentiate prostitute from the rest?

Cruise777:
Ok ooo , Olosho and yahoo are ghost

Cruise777:
Speak for yourself and some lazy few... 180 Nigerians are hard working barber, traders, Olosho, yahoo and other jobs

Cruise777:
Atleast Tinubu is creating jobs.... Peter Obi now minister for congratulations , Atiku is unofficial ambassador for Dubai

ChukwuObe:
The same way Obi was defeated fair and square but some bloody hypocrites will disagree. What a shame!

Zxcvbnmghtr:
Because it is the wise thing to do.

Zxcvbnmghtr:
Lol Of course if am in Fubara's shoes. I will whole heartedly.

mrvitalis:
Where Nigeria dey see petrol buy at 650 way Ghana, togo, Cameroon, Benin no dey see buy

Zxcvbnmghtr:
You too like to dey cry bwala, bwala, bwala.....

mrvitalis:
First the 650 price right now is heavily subsidised price

Petrol should be 1100 per litre minimum and that's the lowest he can go

TimeManager:
Those who hate the peace of Rivers, let them go to their own states and set it on fire. As for Rivers, the people have decided to give peace a chance as Fubara is finally towing the path of peace and common sense.

-kiss the truth!

Daniel Bwala, former spokesman for Atiku Abubakar, the candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, in the February 2023 presidential election, has said he will accept any position that will enable him to support President Bola Tinubu’s agenda for Nigeria.

He made this known in an interview on Channels Television on Sunday.

Bwala, who recently met with President Tinubu and declared his support to work with the All Progressives Congress, APC, government, said he will accept any offer by the President because he promised to support his agenda.

“If the president makes an offer of a position that I see that it will contribute to the development of his agenda, I will accept it.

“I will more than anything else appreciate it. It is not the appointment that I’m looking for to support him. I’m telling you eight years I supported Buhari, I was not a public official.

“You have to separate between those who do not have value and are cringing and crying for appointment and those who believe the value and what they contribute has nothing to do with whether you are appointed or not.

“President Tinubu has not promised me anything,” he said.

SoNature:
Even without being president, Peter Obi is taking critical steps to help save the country of imminent health crisis occasioned by the scarcity of trained medical professionals, while Tinubu and his friends are busy buying yacht and SUVs.

May God continuously bless Professor Ozuo and Peter Obi for this good gesture, amen.

A former Minister of Communication and Digital Economy, Isa Ali Pantami, has accused the Nigerian Police Force and other security agencies of refusing to use the NIN-SIM policy to fight insecurity in the country.

Pantami, who was responding to a question from a social media user who wondered why so much money was spent on the policy and yet insecurity has remained unabated, said the application of the policy has been a major problem.

This was after the former minister disclosed that a friend of his had offered to pay N50 million of the N60 million ransom demanded by bandits who abducted Alhaji Mansoor Al-Kadriyar’s six children.

“NIN-SIM policy has been working. However, the relevant institutions fighting criminality are to be requested to ensure they utilise it effectively when a crime is committed,” Pantami wrote.

He stated: “Lack of utilising it is the main problem, not the policy. While in office, I know of three instances where the policy was utilised, and it led to the success of their operations.

On the lack of utilisation, I am more worried than anyone, as my life was threatened by criminals for reintroducing it, including on BBC Hausa and national dailies; I resisted and ensured its implementation.

“If it is not being utilised by the relevant institutions in charge of securing lives and property, then I am more frustrated than any person, as I sacrificed my life and ignored all the threats to life.

“This is just a point out of 100 on the policy. May the Almighty rescue all the kidnapped and bring absolute peace and stability to Nigeria, and may He (SWT) continue to guide our leaders and help them always in discharging their responsibilities.”

emkz:
Daniel Bwala ought to have stayed true to his convictions.

His answers yesterday were unconvincing and very painful. If he did not believe in Muslim-Muslim ticket then, why does he seem to accept it now?

In addition, he should be straight with people. You can't be in PDP and be supporting President Tinubu. Same applies to Wike, G5 and Olisah Metuh. If you want to support Tinubu, resign from PDP and become an independent critic or join the APC.

Atiku should also be fair to these guys. Abandoning them and staying in Dubai leaves them in a fix. Atiku has this bad habit of not keeping his core team

Okirinwankwa76:
“I am not the one running the school and I am also not the owner, there is a memo from the Federal Ministry of Education that any parent who goes to court over any issue relating to their children’s schools would have their children suspended until the matter is withdrawn or settled in the court.”

Mynd44:
Petty AF.

He is taking victory and giving no quarter.

Plays like a script from Wike's handbook.



This one is cold. Very cold and the response the governor is giving is payback sha




Who is more petty?

A total of 23,968 Palestinians have been killed and 60,582 injured by Israeli strikes on Gaza since October 7, the Palestinian health ministry in Gaza said in a statement as the war reached its 100th day, TRT World reports.

The Palestinian foreign ministry said in a statement that “the international community is, once again, failing to implement international resolutions related to the Palestinian cause”.


The ministry said that 100 days have passed “and the Israeli occupation has turned Gaza into an uninhabitable place, committed horrific crimes, and forcibly displaced approximately 2 million people”.

“Hundred days have passed and some countries are still unconvinced that the occupation’s massacres have eroded Israel’s ‘defence’ argument. These countries need to reassess their support for the war,” the ministry said.

Meanwhile, Israel’s overnight air and land raids in various regions of the Gaza Strip killed more than 100 Palestinians and injured many more, according to official Palestinian news agency Wafa, on Sunday.

“The bodies of 50 civilians were pulled out from the rubble following the bombardment of a three-storey residential building in the densely populated Al-Daraj neighborhood in the heart of Gaza City,” the news agency said.

The majority of those killed and injured were transported to Al-Shifa Medical Complex and Al-Ahli Baptist Hospital in the city, it added.

In a separate attack, five Palestinians were killed, and ten others sustained injuries due to artillery shelling targeting the Sabra and Al-Zeitoun neighborhoods in the city, according to the Wafa news agency.


Israel’s artillery and navy also carried out attacks on the homes of Palestinians living in the Tal Al-Hawa and Sheikh Ajleen areas, southwest of Gaza City.

In Khan Younis, more than 30 Palestinians, including children and women, were killed in an Israeli bombing targeting their houses.

At least 23 people were killed in air strikes on two houses near the Egyptian border and on a vehicle carrying mostly displaced passengers.

The hunger and desperation are happening “despite all the warnings we gave about this tragedy”, the chief of the UN’s refugee agency tells Al Jazeera, describing the state of Palestinian children inside UNRWA-run shelters and schools.

“Whenever you go to a school, the kids are looking at your eyes begging for a sip of water from a loaf of bread,” said Philippe Lazzarini.

Meanwhile, the NetBlocks observatory says the more than 48-hour outage has left “most residents cut off” as the war in the enclave passes the 100-day mark.

DeLaRue:
Let's all calm down and be considerate.

Why exactly should the Appeal court judges be sanctioned? For doing their job? We need to be fair to this people.

They considered the facts before them and the law, and a majority of them reached a decision.

Normally, the losing party can appeal to the Supreme Court.

It is the law that says they can't.

So the law is the problem, not the Appeal court judges.

badoh:
Sanctioned for what? So because Okoro was promoted as a supreme court justice, he believes he knows it all. Who told him he is more knowledgeable than the justices at the court of appeal? It is possible judges in court of appeal and supreme see cases in a different way, hence give different judgement. You can't be casting aspersions on the learned justices as if you have a functioning brain than them.