₦airaland Forum

The baby survived two weeks after birth. That baby looks 3-4 months old. The baby can even sit. A 2 weeks baby cannot sit on its own and unimaginable a new born baby surviving harsh weather condition for two weeks without life support or food. Extra ordinary things happen, but that baby is not two weeks old.

Propaganda for me.

The baby survived two weeks after birth. That baby looks 3-4 months old.

I think there is this halo effect that tends to blind government officials when they get to Aso Rock. They tend to feel that the opposition is always bothering them, this was the same mistake Jonathan made.

It's been 9 months since the new administration, with their change mantra, took over the helms of affair, yet we see no clear cut sign of improvement. We agree circumstances changed and PDP cleaned out the treasury, but for christsake what plan do this administration have. No economy blueprint, no infrastructure blueprint, all we still hear is the looting of the past government and honestly, I am tired of hearing it.

There is no light, no fuel, no money in circulation, and our president is traveling the world.

Peter released a solo single and nobody knows! Wow

NwaNimo1:
Nonsense - they look like made in Aba shoes.

I wonder o. That's the same leather Aba boys use.

Th PDP spokesman must really not know shoe quality. an $8000 shoe comes with a huge difference. I thought he wants to embarrass the president for wearing an inferior shoe because me no go wear that shoe

The OP is right without even knowing it. Jesus has come and gone and has no business with this world again. He has fulfilled his spiritual role. The religion we practice today is not relevant. There is so much hatred in the world, segregation, ethnic and religious bigotry, self mental supremacy and materialistic pursuit. The Divine Deity, Supreme father and Creator recognizes us as one and with love.

Churches will not want to hear this because if customers are aware, business is over

missyadorable:
It's a pity you can't read and understand simple English.Where in mu comment did I say a guy should only give his girlfriend gift and money when she offers him sex?

You must be mentally retarded

I repeat no sex,no spending = Fantastic relationship..Go and marry so you can have all the sex you want,obviously sex is your problem

A man or a woman must not be married before they can have sex. Sex is for and enjoyed by two consenting adults, nowadays such adults may be from different or same gender.

In Nigeria a lady attach conditionality to sex, before you get the wrong idea, I am married and my wife is not the average Nigeria girl. I dated the broke girls, the shallow minded ones, the never do well girls, even rich greedy girls and I preferred my wife. As I type this, there are many young single ladies still wanting me to date them irrespective of my marital status and why you may asked - MONEY.

So let's stop the presence. Nigeria ladies must rewire their brains

banio:
The truth is that the more you spend on a lady, the more her appreciation depreciates. She will be of the thought that you should have done more. I experienced it while dating, yes different ladies made me to come up with this generalisation. However, we can't stop spending. It's our duty.

No you should stop spending, you are not her parents who should take care of her and if her parents cannot do that for unknown reasons, she should get a job. If she feels she is too pretty to do so, then my friend you are dating a potential call girl who would also do your rich friends for a reasonable price.

Rexhenrex:
wow,so a guy should only give his girlfriend gift and money when she offers him sex? Am touched then there i no dichotomy between her and a call girl i must say.

Exactly my point. Our ladies are now potential prostitutes. A female student who on an average generates no income but utilizes items, such as phones, hairs, clothes, assesories expensive enough to rent an apartment in Ogudu, is a thief especially when such items cannot be provided for by her parents. These days you hear ladies telling you they want matured guys, which vaguely translates to married men.

Our ladies now think between their legs and not their head. They now seek what they intend to benefit materially from a relationship with the anticipation of giving out sex. Sex is now a commodity traded willingly by these girls and offered by the highest bidder.

A girl friend is just a friend and not a family, which is a wife and the full or shared responsibility of a man. Why should a man be a support system for a woman who is still under the responsibility of her family. This is a poverty related issue that is promoted and supported stringently by women who are stickened in poverty and greedy enough to demand from a society that they bother not to contribute into. This is a system that is supported strictly by the die hard Kim kardiashian fans and perpetrated by arito lovers.

I am not against any man who falls or comport himselves to be a financial support system for a woman he loves, but we must promote an ideal system for women, especially women from poor homes, to support themselves without the input of men, like Linda Ikeji.

hemartins:
crimes of the past hunting her.
she could have killed again cos she was drunk just few days at a public event.
exactly what happened some years ago.

Guess she has a drinking problem. Instead of her to avoid alcoholic beverages, it appears from your comment she still indulges in taking them.

greatiyk4u:
Kachichukwu is tirelessly but strategically working hard.

I hope he sleeps. He appears to have this undying passion of turning around the oil industry in the country.

I strongly admire him

The judiciary is now on the spotlight. Judges will be very careful with their dealings. This is very good

You went to the school around 8pm. I wonder what school opens till 8pm and I only hope it is an error on the part of the newspaper.

@OP there is absolutely nothing wrong with the president granting interviews with foreign news stations like Aljazeera. I understand you feel they are bias, however, I think the President did well with the questions apart from the slight embarrassment of admitting that the journalist knew more of the budget than himself.

In the case of Biafra, he reiterated that the protesters must channel their grievances or request in a lawful manner. However, I must admit that the shootout by the police as shown in the video clip is really disturbing.

At OP, I want the president to continue granting this kind of interview because first, I think the president is more comfortable with foreign journalists than Nigerian journalists. He only gets to talk about Nigeria and his policies outside Nigeria. Second, foreign journalists ask hardcore questions and will not massage the ego of the president. On the other hand, the president appears not to be scuffled by tough questions and will not hesitate to call the bluff of foreign journalists, like he did when the journalist offered to show him video clips of IPOB protest and I have seen him do it severally.

I support the President stance on not funding luxuries with our foreign reserves regardless of whether it is for education or note. The key point to note is that the country do not have enough foreign reserves and it needs to prioritize. People should understand this simple economic term - one do not purchase exotic items if he does not have the means to acquire such item.

The President has said there are essential raw materials the CBN would fund. However, I don't think the CBN has outrightly place a ban on financing education, but it intends to be careful before it is exploited by we, Nigerians.

Presently, Nigerians have buying dollars for BAT/PAT at official rate and selling them at the parallel market. Earlier this week, the CBN has said that over $20billion dollars are domicile in private domicillary accounts in the country, actually this figure is bigger than the present CBN foreign reserves. Then ask yourself, what are people doing with these funds in their accounts?

My own opinion - I think the President still has this dictator attributes in him. Sometimes it's good especially for foreign journalists whose intent is to rubbish you, other times it just make you wonder if the president cares.

On the interview - it appears that the president isn't going to change his position on naira devaluation regardless of the suggestions IMF or world bank. A positive note which I support. The country cannot afford to deplete its foreign reserves on luxuries and the president has said it, if you can afford then proceed, but the country cannot afford it.

On the issue of Biafra, it is quite unfortunate that security operatives would shoot at innocent unarmed protesters. I am definitely against the president on this. I think the police should be sanctioned for being too heavy and a quick solution should be brought to the table, before these protesters improvise and arm themselves, hence creating another security issue for the country.

I clearly observed that the president did not review the budget because he repeatedly told the journalist that she knew more of our budget than himself - that is not a good sign of leadership. The president should have painstakingly review the budget to get a good glimpse rather than rely on advisers, that is why our budget is always padded and never implemented. Mr president if a foreign journalist can take her time to go through our budget, you can also do the same.

Finally, I disagree with the president on remaining with OPEC even when our influence is limited. If the oil cartel do not guarantee us better benefit, it is better we go solo like Russia and gain market share.

Apart from these salient issues, I think the President did well in answering the question. Though they were no questions on how he would transform the economy.

Ricky Tarfa must have annoyed EFCC investigators. After claiming to support the judge during the death of his relative, he changed his statement that the money paid was for a former staff of his chambers. The EFCC is responding with another charge of bribe and obstruction of justice. How will Ricky Tarfa defend this fresh charges? Did he pay the money to his former staff again this time? Or did the relative of Judge Yunusa died twice?

Ricky just own up, go to jail and save us the stress of reading your lousy excuses

Great article sincerity in its purpose. This government must wake up and face reality. It will be 1 year soon and there is no visible change, even the anti corruption campaign promised is yet to offer any visible success in terms of conviction.

I wonder where this APC led government is taking this country to. I know Jonathan made a mess of this country, but we saw some glimpse of hope, like the Auto Industrial Policy, Revitalised Agriculture Programs complementing what Obasanjo had already put in place, some makeshift airport remodeling, SURE & YouWin programs, though both were failed projects, it showed there were intent to reduce youth unemployment.

However, what is Buhari and his ministers up to? For me, I'm getting irritated with the recent junketering activities of the President, he should look hard at the problems riddling this country and make plans to solve them. His continuous attitude of addressing and speaking about Nigeria's problems outside the country is an insult to Nigerians.

mrdba:
Obasanjo remains the best president we've had so far in this country... He stabilized the economy by bringing in investors... He however didn't do well with election as rigging was the order of the day... however he remains our best president so far...

I agree with you.

SUPERPACK:
without him you would nt be typing this on nairaland with ur phone.

Exactly. There would have been no EFCC, ICPC, Agricultural reforms, debt relief though we are back in debt thanks to Jonathan. Banking reforms, I wonder what would have happened if consolidation had not taken place and we now have this dollar mess.

There would have been no pension reforms. No economic growth of 7 percent, though we are now in a decline.

Good move. Let corrupt judges leave the system. It is good to know that these judges are being watched and scrutinized by investigating authorities.

The best president Nigeria has ever had till date. Please google to see his achievement, no need to mention them again.

That is the route to his church/business centre.

I agree with the writer of this publication on some salient points and not exactly everything. I remember telling some friends that there was a fundamental breakdown of parental care for Ese and this was exploited by Yunusa.

Also, I strongly believe that Punch concocted and skewed the facts in order to sell their newspapers. This had led to wide outcry of the public and the real lesson of proper parenthood has been displaced and replaced with ethnic and religion bigotry, a common practice with us, Nigerians, always quick to blame everybody, but ourselves.

This is a distorted story from the young girl. She is afraid of telling the truth

What is astonishing to this issue is the revelation of Nwosike assisting the Judge. If the Judge, who is expected to be a good interpreter of the law, was listening to this matter, what would his rational mind presume?

The Judiciary should be ashamed with the series of revelations coming forth and a quick review, including sanctions, should be carried out. It now appears that justice in Nigeria can be sold to the highest bidder. Now, we can relate with the judgement of controversial cases in the past.

Everybody trying to find their way out of poverty. Some hustle, some steal or kill, whilst some naija gals fucckk their way out of poverty

Probably end up directing only his cousin's musical videos

tbaba1234:
First off, this award goes beyond chartered accounting. It involves offering technical assistance to MSMEs. There are very few firms as qualified as PwC to do that.

Also, PwC Nigeria is indigenous, the name is the brand but the firm is indigenous. Each firm works independently of the other, even though they pool from the same resources.

Haba oga you can lie o

My own opinion this is unnecessary. We all insulted GEJ when he went to Israel. Nigeria does not need prayers, it needs dedicated individuals who would put aside self interest and passionately pursue and implement collective positive goals for Nigeria

Pidggin:
Says he needs an official invitation from government to help Nigerians. But is surprised that he has not been contacted yet.

He says people are profiting from the increase in dollar price. He also added that he can bring down dollar price significantly.

He stated that the fuel scarcity that was experienced during Jonathan's era was clearly artificial and was caused by sabotage

He says that the free fall in the price of dollars is clearly artificial and called for the culprits to expose their act.

Andy UBA says he is not doing this for any political reasons but for love of the country and the suffering masses.

Do you mean Ifeanyi Uba? Andy Uba is a senator.