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saint047:Without God using Tinubu,you wouldn't have known the man Fashola |
williamsfreakers: ![]() Fashola na bad a** n*gger |
Fashola 'schooled' the senators |
dulaman:You're so on point |
Fayemi |
I predicted this about 5 months ago. No surprise. Check: https://www.nairaland.com/2326118/lai-mohammed-minister-information#33924031 |
v4victor:On point |
Mogidi:Tinubu as a minister, tell me you're joking? |
StOla:Wow...That makes sense now. Thanks |
Asked whether he was happy with the ouster of Jonathan from government, Oshiomhole said: “I was the happiest person because I've been in government for seven years without being in power. I was in government, I couldn’t call a Commissioner of Police and talk as a chief security officer. ![]() |
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MosakuAW:You forgot the 4th Vice-president...Mrs(Dr). Okonjo Iweala. |
EgusiSoup:When they were sharing the money they didn't call us to join them in sharing, now that they are investigating them, they want us to join them in prayer and dry fasting( ). Oginni?She's not been convicted of anything yet. So calm down man. |
Chineke No wonder all these their frequent trips abroad |
Failure is not an option for Governor Ambode. What people don't understand is that, Ambode inherited thousands of on-going massive projects from ex-Governor Fashola and the most sensible thing to do as a new governor is to consolidate on those projects. There's no need to start new projects in your first 100 days in office (especially when there are scarce resources/funds) when there are other thousands of on-going projects begging to be finished. The problem we have with our leaders in Nigeria is that, newly elected government always like to start their new projects, abandoning inherited projects thereby uselessly wasting public funds. For Lagos, this is not the case. If Ambode failed to consolidate on those projects, I'm very sure he'll not finish his first term. |
Too late...after how many months |
Okay...we're watching and waiting |
themaskedman:On point |
Gbawe:Thanks baba |
The source told DAILY POST that Ngige’s appointment was done to mainly compensate Ndigbo. Who da **** is the source? Ruuuuubbbbbbbbbbbbhiiiiiiiiiisssshhhhh |
Happy Independence To Nigerians |
Francis5:What I'm saying is that during GEJ's speech people were chatting, some walked out, others were dozing off. Only a handful waited behind. But now, more people waited behind, listened and even clapped. So, things are getting better my friend. ![]() |
He's even better compared to GEJ
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STATEMENT BY: H.E. MUHAMMADU BUHARI PRESIDENT OF THE FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF NIGERIA AT THE 70TH UNITED NATIONS GENERAL ASSEMBLY UNITED NATIONS HEADQUATERS, NEW YORK ON 25TH, SEPTEMBER 2015 Excellencies, Ladies and Gentlemen, I welcome you to this important event. Let me express Nigeria's sincere appreciation to UN-AIDS for the support and collaboration in organizing this event. 2. We are on the threshold of history as world leaders adopt the successor development agenda to the Millennium Development Goals. For over 30 years, HIV as a public health challenge has been causing havoc and untold hardship in virtually every part of the world. To date, several million children have been orphaned and some communities have been devastated, while economic activities have been disrupted. 3. Unfortunately, Sub -Saharan Africa bears a disproportionate burden of this epidemic. The good news is that the effort of the global community has resulted in greater control, less spread and better management. 4. Furthermore, we have made significant progress towards the interception of mother to child transmission of HIV. In 2014 alone, over 3million pregnant women were tested for HIV and 63,000 of these tested women, accessed anti - retroviral therapy. Excellencies, Ladies and Gentlemen, 5. What is required in our continued fight against HIV/AIDS is improved health delivery system, education, and cheaper production of anti - retroviral drugs through technology exchange. Our countries should also look at the whole field of medicare and strengthen our partnership with all stakeholders including the civil society, inter- faith and cultural bodies for education and dissemination of information at all levels. Nigeria will also like to call upon all pharmaceutical companies for more cooperation and understanding in reducing the cost of anti - retroviral drugs through production of generic items. Excellencies, Distinguished Delegates. 6. Nigeria will continue to work with development partners and key stakeholders to strengthen the means of implementation of the SDGs as elaborated in the Post- 2015 Development Agenda. At the continental level, Nigeria remains fully committed to the outcome of the Abuja process as evident in the 2002 Declaration, the Action Framework on Roll – Back Malaria. In addition, the 2013 Abuja + 12 Declaration is a strong commitment towards eliminating HIV and AIDs in Africa by 2030. Globally, the United Nations Political Declaration on HIV and AIDS of 2011 is a major reference point for intensifying efforts to eliminate the epidemic. 7. Nigeria appreciates the support of our development partners for their support and commitment to the total eradication of HIV/AIDs, Tuberculosis and Malaria as well as other deadly communicable diseases, for example Ebola, when an epidemic arises. 8. I therefore encourage you to continue in your efforts to sustain the fight against infant and maternal deaths, HIV and AIDs, Tuberculosis, Malaria and other communicable diseases, high on the global development agenda. 9. Let us work together to make HIV and AIDs history by 2030. 10. I thank you.
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alcmene:May God forgive you |
Thank God |
I thought some pained people said Tinubu and Fashola are fighting... |
Okay, you're free to go back hiding after the mourning |
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