₦airaland Forum

bobby007:
just like ur father

Bosman17:
People lack vision… anytime the president visits Lagos… the island is always at a standstill… it’s better to construct a presidential helipad and jetty that allows him access to his destination without using the road…

Tzar:
The helipad is an excellent idea! The road traffic logjam and resultant financial loses caused by presidential movements in Lagos, makes it very necessary. It is the cost of building one that I struggle with, but as usual nothing good can be done in Nigeria without someone stealing some money!

treesun:
A chieftain of the All Progressives Congress, APC, Joe Igbokwe has said former President Muhammadu Buhari laid solid foundation for President Bola Tinubu to build on.


Igbokwe said Nigerians should ignore the claims that Buhari was a failure because his footprints and gains are visible for all to see.

He posted on his Facebook page: “Let nobody living or dead run away with the thinking that PMB is a failure. Perish the thought.


“He laid the solid foundation for PBAT to build on. We are seeing the footprints and the gains today.”

This is coming when former presidential Special Adviser on Political Matters, Babafemi Ojudu, said Buhari was not a visionary.

Ojudu said Buhari’s lack of vision made him not to back former Vice President, Yemi Osinbajo’s bid to be president.


He, however, described Buhari as a patriot and an incorruptible leader.





https://dailypost.ng/2024/12/31/buhari-laid-solid-foundation-for-tinubu-joe-igbokwe

chatinent:
His father has been president of Uganda since 1986 (almost 37 years) in an autocratic regime with no plans to leave govt until death do him and seat apart..that's to say older than most people on this platform.

You can imagine the heart of an African man, and son. But here is the young Tibuhaburwa fantasizing about a girl because he's been overdosed with fantasy seeing her wearing headtie as skirts.

OduduwaNow:
It is true story.
Check the mentioning of the Community names.
Then check online the LGAs they exist in..

BafanaBafana:
Or it could be that she was committing the atrocities and eating alone. We know that woman.

Namaster:
DUMB move!

It's this lack of continuity that CRIPPLES a nation. The donations were made to the Ministry. NOT the Minister.

The fact that she was booted out does NOT necessitate the REVERSAL of the donations.

Or have the little CHILDREN hawking on dangerous roads suddenly VANISHED just because she got sacked?

REFUNDING the donations meant to help the kids just because she won't be there to oversee it is not a sign of virtue.

It's the hallmark of STUPIDITY and WICKEDNESS!

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Pierocash:
beware of human traffickers, you may end up in Libya or Burkina faso. That is how they lure people into trafficking and prostitution in the name of work abroad ,or education in Europe

tobby20:
I have a slot in my church
Sponsoring to Germany
It's free but has terms and conditions
You can apply
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cybersoldiers:
Uyo is an expensive place and there's no money flow there.

Secondly, if you're not not an Akwaibomite, just watch it because they're too tribalistic there too..

Third, there's high level of cultism there.

4th, the people are leeches and can beg for Africa.....


And many more..... It's better you have good money before moving there, though a lot of people that came into the city with so much money lost their money after investing because there's no good businesses.

Their political elites does not patronize businesses there, rather they go to Lagos or Dubai to buy things.

dawnomike:
It is a beautiful city...

VersatileVee:
Can you help me, I am currently looking for house in Lagos.

VersatileVee:
Can you help me, I am currently looking for house in Lagos.

kings59:
I would ask like to go with you. You can update me on the processes if yours works out.

wonlasewonimi:
Just came back from there. A very lovely country to live.