₦airaland Forum

Abaribe always identify with failur.

donbachi:
All dis 1864 aircrafts

You people from Abia State are always too quick to rubbish what other states are doing, even when your state is so terribly backward.

Davash222:
If they fail to renovate the market, you'll complain.
Now they want to renovate, you're still complaining.



How can one please you this head slammers?

He is talking based on antecedents.

I watched the video, Obasanjo was even far more intelligent and articulate than him during the interview.

So we should now accept another Fulani man simply because his party is PDP? You guys are the most confused set of people.

Look at this incompetent mad man who can't pay ordinary salary of civil servant nor have any single solution to challenges in the governance of his state, is challenging the person who gave him budget support to manage his state, for a debate on governance.

seunmsg:
So sad what our political elites have turned the judiciary to. We can’t progress democratically when our courts keep granting illegal orders upon orders.

The first order was faulty but then, it can only be vacated by a superior court. This second order is illegal because the court has no power to reverse the decision of a court of coordinate jurisdiction. For how long will we continue to progress in error and illegality?

At least, we can all see that PDP is an undemocratic party and not an alternative to APC. These undemocratic clowns must never be allowed to return to power at the federal level.

My brother, the Judiciary turned themselves, not anybody turned them. After all they are not kids. It's all about greed to accept every bribe of which no one forced to accept.

Christistruth00:
The Nigerian Judiciary went to the dogs long ago

How can 2 high Courts in the Same Country, under the Same Constitution and Laws be issuing opposing orders within 24 hours of each other

Na so i si am ooo. Tomorrow now den go say na buhari cause am.

Believe these politicians at your own peril.

slawormiir:
Damnnn niggarrrr
Holy Damnnn...
Although.....I was told before that there are some males on earth that can't get erection for a woman
They were born like that....no matter what they can't have erection

But deep down in my heart I don't believe there are such male.....

If it is possible that there are such male who can't get erection then we niggarrrrs that do get erection easily seeing the naked body a of woman should be grateful to Almighty God
Because I just can't imagine a real niggarrr in a room with this baby girl called dorcas and his dick remain flaccid

So this what you are rushing to the front page to type?

Later now they will go and use it to buy cars, land and new houses instead of using it for the research it is meant for. Then come back later and start blaming buhari for the poor standard of education in Nigeria.

•217 research grants get approval
by Frank Ikpefan, Abuja August 25, 2021

The Federal Government, through the Tertiary Education Trust Fund (TETFund) has approved N292.66 billion for disbursement to some public universities, polytechnics and colleges of education (CoEs) across the country.

TETFund Executive Secretary Prof. Suleiman Bogoro said the intervention, which has Federal Government’s approval, would be spread to higher institutions in each of the six geo-political zones in the country.

At least, one university from each of the six- geo-political zones will get N906.8 million while about N628.4 million will go to one polytechnic and one college of education from each of the six geo-political zones.

Bogoro announced this yesterday while welcoming heads of beneficiary institutions to a one-day stakeholders’ meeting at the Nigeria Air Force (NAF) Conference Centre in Abuja.

The TETFund boss stressed the need to complete the national headquarters of National Library of Nigeria, which he said the Federal Government had handed over to the fund.

He said the library project represented an important national asset that should not be ignored due to funding challenges.

Bogoro also stressed the essence of research to national development, saying the administration of President Muhammadu Buhari had been consistent in approving funds to see that academics produce quality researches that would address emerging challenges bedeviling the country.

He said this accounted for the setting up of the National Research Fund, which has increased from N3 billion to N8.5 billion in recent times.

Bogoro, who expressed delight that Nigeria was moving closer to having a National Research and Development Foundation, urged academics in the country to turn around the fortunes of the country through cutting-edge researches.

He said: “Let us apply our innovative research outcomes to solve the security problems. Let us bring back value addition to the solid minerals that we are blessed with. It is the goldmine we have not explored to any significant level.”

On the 2021 research grants to lecturers, Bogoro advised the nation’s academics to live up to expectations by producing good proposals.

The TETFund boss said the fund was ready to finance such academic exercises.

“I have signed the letters of allocation for the research grants that we are issuing out – 217 of them. This is the highest research grant ever. It has never gone beyond 200. We have 217 research grants that have recently been approved,” he said.

Speaking on the recent special allocations by TETFund’s Board of Trustees (BoT), Bogoro said N5 billion each was approved for the University of Lagos (UNILAG) and Ahmadu Bello University (ABU) in Zaria for massive infrastructural projects development.

The TETFund boss said N1 billion was also approved for the completion of special intervention projects at Obafemi Awolowo University (OAU) in Ile-Ife, Osun State and another N1 billion for Imo State Polytechnic, Umuagwo.

According to him, more tertiary institutions will benefit from the special allocations soon.

Bogoro said TETFund was also providing support to boost research activities in Defence Industries Corporation of Nigeria (DICON), among others, to address the nation’s security challenges.

On the fund’s intervention in the Health sector, the agency boss explained that TETFund had provided N1 billion to one university each in the six geo-political zones for medical research as well as providing facilities for the treatment of major ailments, like prostate cancer, kidney problems, among others.

•217 research grants get approval
by Frank Ikpefan, Abuja August 25, 2021

The Federal Government, through the Tertiary Education Trust Fund (TETFund) has approved N292.66 billion for disbursement to some public universities, polytechnics and colleges of education (CoEs) across the country.

TETFund Executive Secretary Prof. Suleiman Bogoro said the intervention, which has Federal Government’s approval, would be spread to higher institutions in each of the six geo-political zones in the country.

At least, one university from each of the six- geo-political zones will get N906.8 million while about N628.4 million will go to one polytechnic and one college of education from each of the six geo-political zones.

Bogoro announced this yesterday while welcoming heads of beneficiary institutions to a one-day stakeholders’ meeting at the Nigeria Air Force (NAF) Conference Centre in Abuja.

The TETFund boss stressed the need to complete the national headquarters of National Library of Nigeria, which he said the Federal Government had handed over to the fund.

He said the library project represented an important national asset that should not be ignored due to funding challenges.

Bogoro also stressed the essence of research to national development, saying the administration of President Muhammadu Buhari had been consistent in approving funds to see that academics produce quality researches that would address emerging challenges bedeviling the country.

He said this accounted for the setting up of the National Research Fund, which has increased from N3 billion to N8.5 billion in recent times.

Bogoro, who expressed delight that Nigeria was moving closer to having a National Research and Development Foundation, urged academics in the country to turn around the fortunes of the country through cutting-edge researches.

He said: “Let us apply our innovative research outcomes to solve the security problems. Let us bring back value addition to the solid minerals that we are blessed with. It is the goldmine we have not explored to any significant level.”

On the 2021 research grants to lecturers, Bogoro advised the nation’s academics to live up to expectations by producing good proposals.

The TETFund boss said the fund was ready to finance such academic exercises.

“I have signed the letters of allocation for the research grants that we are issuing out – 217 of them. This is the highest research grant ever. It has never gone beyond 200. We have 217 research grants that have recently been approved,” he said.

Speaking on the recent special allocations by TETFund’s Board of Trustees (BoT), Bogoro said N5 billion each was approved for the University of Lagos (UNILAG) and Ahmadu Bello University (ABU) in Zaria for massive infrastructural projects development.

The TETFund boss said N1 billion was also approved for the completion of special intervention projects at Obafemi Awolowo University (OAU) in Ile-Ife, Osun State and another N1 billion for Imo State Polytechnic, Umuagwo.

According to him, more tertiary institutions will benefit from the special allocations soon.

Bogoro said TETFund was also providing support to boost research activities in Defence Industries Corporation of Nigeria (DICON), among others, to address the nation’s security challenges.

On the fund’s intervention in the Health sector, the agency boss explained that TETFund had provided N1 billion to one university each in the six geo-political zones for medical research as well as providing facilities for the treatment of major ailments, like prostate cancer, kidney problems, among others.

chatinent:
Another sum of money is gone, looted and squandered.

Simply because you are not among the beneficiaries. Your concern is noted, but believe me when I say, you sound like typical Nigerians who only talk as you are doing when they do not have the opportunity to benefit from the money.

Nonpartisan1:
The next, The police will Seal the National Headquarters.

Every faction would be operating from a make shift office.

You sabi the game.

Congratulations to all of you for that achievement. Just keep building poverty in the region, by the time it manifests you will start looking for the Fulani man you will blame.

He will remain just to continue coming second.

thundafire:
Wike to Obaseki : remember wen I give okowa dat fine nyarinya see as him shine teeth

Obaseki to Wike: no mind am as him popman die him dey form saint to give us nyarinya.

okowa to both of them: una father

chai!! Your head de function well well.

Penguin2:
You get sense sha!

Now from ur analysis, which one do you think is the lesser evil?

The one that will spend 8 years trying to prove his loyalty to both godfather and the north or the one that has just some northern cabals to worry about?

Don’t forget that everything Tinubu is, Osinbajo would be. All of Tinubu’s scheming to takeover the landlordship of Nigeria, Osinbajo will make sure it materializes.

Your talk shows your years.

socialmediaman:
Osinbajo will likely win Atiku though he or Atiku has nothing to offer. Let me analyze their presidency

If Osinbajo wins, his first term will be fighting 2 fights; fight to appease the northerners like GEJ, and fight to remain loyal to Tinubu and surrogates. That’s a good definition of a presidency spent achieving nothing. Because he achieved little in his first 4 years, he will now have to rig the next election so he’ll depend on the APC rigging infrastructure, which means, his next 4 years will be spent being loyal to the cabal rather than doing anything meaningful for Nigeria.

If Atiku wins, he’ll try to run an inclusive government, maintain loyalty to the northern cabal, and try to appease the SE and SS to make it easier for himself. To cut long story short, he and his cabal will be the richest Nigerians when he’s done with his second term, Nigeria will continue to struggle and nothing much will be achieved.

Either way, it doesn’t look good for poor Nigerians

You simply do not understand Osibanjo. Not even one bit. You are just writing the populist view which in most cases is usually wrong.

The gap Osibanjo will give Atiku will be far wider than the one buhari gave him in 2019.

George Akume seems to be the only notable and popular name there without blemish of corruption and without security risk to the party.

In a saner clime? Amadi oha!!!

Yeye write up from PDP.

sanpipita:
These old men making these laws don't know how to operate phones and laptop, what are Nigerians expecting? does buhari know what ICT is?

You and your father that know what ICT is, are both of you better than buhari in any single thing?

Whenever you talk Nigerians into paying tax they will go and recruit bloggers to be writing nonsense for them. All they want is free everything, but will be quick to ask why Nigeria is not like America.

Veqtor:
Bokoharam terr0rists are given special treatment and reintegrated into the society to join different security agencies. But agitators are arrested and mostly, shot at sight. If you don't see what's going on here as a southerner, you wld be taken unawares.

Can't you people ever get tired of this nonsense you write everytime? Even when you see how security agencies are sluttering boko haram and bandits everyday, you still continue to write rubbish.

So this is how praise singers finally landed this guy into trouble and moved on.

He has done very well

contigiency:
He said that "the president is strongly considering Dr Onu or Prof. Osibanjo, but Dr Onu seem to have the upper hand because of their long standing relationship and the role Onu played in forming APC". according to him, "are you aware that it was Dr Ogbonnaya onu personally went and registered APC at the corporate affairs commission when Tinubu and others were footdragging for the merger"? So the president might use the 2023 to put the record straight on the role played by those who formed the party.

Hmmm. Very interesting

The man Dr Onu completely deserve this. He has maintained a good life style which is difficult to see among Nigerian politicians.

Feelers from those who attended several caucus meetings with the soul objective of finding a worthy successor to president buhari indicates that all hands point towards Dr Ogbonnaya onu the present Minister of science and technology.

Though, no final decision has been made because of the need to manage and assuage the feelings of top APC members like Tinubu and other politicians who nurse the ambition to occupy Aso Rock come 2023. But majority of the Northern leaders believe so much in the candidacy of the Uburu Ebonyi State born politician because of his sterling character and integrity.

According to one of the attendees, a governor from one of the North west is of the view that, regardless of the division being championed by the IPOB, it is only politically correct to chose a candidate from the south East for the sake of fairness and equity. In his final submission, he said that Dr ogbonnaya onu ticks all the boxes in all the qualities required of who will unite the country and put it on the growth trajectory.

Giving the same support, two governors from the North East, were of the view that the role Dr ogbonnaya onu played in 1999 for the unity of Nigeria, where he stepped down for Chief Olu falaye despite that he had already secured the ticket of APP which was the biggest opposition party, is a pointer that their search for a candidate who will unite the country after president buhari has been successful.

One of the participants also hinted that Dr Onu enjoys the support of the presidency, and that was why the president tactically put him in a ministry where he will not have any controversy. His position as the minister for science and technology was simply a tactics for him to be warming his political machinery while waiting for the tenure of buhari to finish. He said that "the president is strongly considering Dr Onu or Prof. Osibanjo, but Dr Onu seem to have the upper hand because of their long standing relationship and the role Onu played in forming APC". according to him, "are you aware that it was Dr Ogbonnaya onu personally went and registered APC at the corporate affairs commission when Tinubu and others were footdragging for the merger"? So the president might use the 2023 to put the record straight on the role played by those who formed the party.

On the other hand, the Ohaneze delegation to the meeting were totally in support of the position the Northern allies took. They said that aside the qualities the speakers said about Dr Ogbonnaya onu, the man Dr Ogbonnaya onu is well educated and has written several papers on how to reposition Nigeria.

At end, it was decided that the next meeting will be to form a delegation that will meet with the South West and south south leaders to accept the candidacy of Dr Onu. It's after the assignment by the delegation that the issue of zoning by APC will be made open to Nigerians.