₦airaland Forum

abeg if he wants to commit suicide make una leave am make him kill himself

DONMAYOR19:
do u know mama gee?

you just killed me

what arew these incompetent pigs doing in abuja

charix:
Is anybody surprised? I'm not.

lmao. i was telling them their claim was a bogus and obvious lies. People thought i was just talking out of point.


wont even waste my money to buy their phone chip.


Nansense

Because

Our

Minds

Are backward and we hate to allow our minds grow....


We like to remain stagnant


Bitter truth

Lol

ComrdDRS:
are you from Benue?

yes otukpo

Please why are you people refusing to pay salaries to some persons in that state?

NOT WITHSTANDING IF THE PREACHER IS BORING YOU DEFINITELY WILL BE DISTRACTED.

"Buhari
President Buahri says that he was yet to be convinced that the vast majority of ordinary Nigerians will derive any tangible benefit from a devaluation of the Naira. Speaking at a meeting with members of the Council of Retired Federal Permanent Secretaries, President Buhari said that he still held the conviction which motivated his principled resistance to devaluation in his first tenure as Head of State.


“When I was military Head of State, the IMF and the World Bank wanted us devalue the Naira and remove petrol subsidy but I stood my grounds for the good of Nigeria. The Naira remained strong against the Dollar and other foreign currencies until I was removed from office in August, 1985 and it was devalued. But how many factories were built and how many jobs were created by the devaluation? That is why I’m still asking to be convinced today on the benefits of devaluation,” President Buhari told the retired Permanent Secretaries led by Otunba Christopher Tugbobo.

President Buhari welcomed the Council’s pledge of support for the successful implementation of his administration’s Change Agenda, especially in the priority areas of improving security, curbing corruption and revitalizing the national economy.

“I am glad you have rightly identified the key issues we campaigned on. We need a dynamic bureaucracy which will not mislead us into taking wrong decisions,” the President said

The Council of Retired Federal Permanent Secretaries was established in 2004 to serve as a platform for retired permanent secretaries to offer constructive advice to government on key policy issues. Chief Philip Asiodu, the Pioneer Chairman of the Council, said that its members want the present Administration to succeed because Nigeria has already lost many opportunities for progress."



Abi?

989900:
Let's be rational for a second:

NOI: 14 years out of 16 (with 'oil boom' for the most part), borrowing to pay salaries @$65/barrel . . . see where we are.

Kemi: 4 months, without one budget yet to work with, in an 'oil doom' period, shutting each loophole of theft, one at a time

You wanna call "crucify her, crucify her" . . . wait and do it at the right time, doing so now only makes you the most part, the 'tribalist' and irrational one.

You don't have to educate a people that don't want to learn. They will try to sap the knowledge out of you.


So relax. It's a Saturday afterall.

Bunch of fools.



You'd think they should know things like this.


But at their age they are still not capable of thinking right.




Mtcheeeeew

You can't

With this nija heart and emotions wey I get?


We be oyibo?

These are the people that are the major problems of Nigeria.


When it comes to corrupt practices, they become one.


Wish there's a way to just scrap this senators and house of reps.



Bunch of air heads

We know how to misinterpret issues sha

Suswan is the leader of pdp? Are you frigging kidding me right now?

Eebrahym:
Are they widows

No, Windows

Ewww for bleaching men

chukwudi44:
This is damn hilarious

No it's not. Its the law

loomer:
Euro just gallant like Nigeria army

The thing tire me. I don't even what my trip would even be like

Smh

Who started this pre wedding pictures nonsensical thing?



See why religion won't leave our minds progress will be hindered greatly

I'm shocked that even our so called senAtors are instrumental to this national show of shame

That's a long-term plan.

What's the plan to reduce the gridlock eating lagosians now