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tricksters:Sometime, wisdom means being silent in the face of foolishness. |
I can see why poverty in the north will remain very terrible. Keep comparing nonsense. There are more professors of imo state origin than the entire north west as a whole. When you compare percentage of educated populace state for state, the gap is like heaven to earth. Igbos are everywhere in the private sector. How many Hausa Fulani can compete in the private sector? Keep deceiving yourselves. |
Simplyleo:Buhari can speak English, so that is enough. The only thing needed is funding and recommendation from your home govt. |
voltron14:I don't have strength to argue |
voltron14:It's the fact. The war college is not necessarily a merit thing. Foreign governments send people for training. |
voltron14:Don't take the war college so serious. He was sponsored by Nigeria via quota system. |
OgunLaakaye:Shut up. Who brag pass Yoruba people? The most sophisticated people. The source of black civilisation. |
Well, they are all Ghanaians now. ![]() |
I don't blame you. Most of the igbos here are like children. That is why a nonentity like you would think of healing them. |
ozodigboo:She herself will not keep up that rate. |
Four times a week is reasonable for a new couple. That is once every two days. |
You are doing a disservice to the igbo people wants no association with ipob. |
The guy must be a Money laundering agent or an idiot. Either way, not worth talking about. |
franchasng:What special qualities does Nina have for a man to put up with that mess? na so the toto sweet reach? Then why did it not hook miracle? |
franchasng:This is what the poor husband will keep hearing about for a very long time. |
But na wa o. Men dey this world. A girl that was sexed on live TV by a small boy. |
Arexit:And some idiots want the number two man to come back in 2023. If that is not madness, I don't know what is. |
If any member of this accursed administration returns to government in 2023 in whatever form, then I know Nigeria is hopeless. |
The Presidency said on Saturday that politicians and beneficiaries of the dreaded terrorist sect, Boko Haram, are mobilising about two thousand men and women to protest against service chiefs in the country on Monday. Senior Special Assistant to the President on Media and Publicity, Garba Shehu, said the presidency received reports revealing this intention, adding that the same set of people had hired some protesters to boo and embarrass the President, Major General Muhammadu Buhari (retd.), during his visit to Maiduguri, the Borno State capital. Shehu said, “A group of politicians and beneficiaries of the Boko Haram insurgent is right now paying for people to join their planned protest…about two thousand men and women have been hired to demonstrate against Nigeria’s service chiefs on Monday. “The Peoples Democratic Party has been marching from one embassy to the other in protest against the Buhari administration and the Supreme Court. They are keen to give the impression that Nigerians are in support of them as they take to the streets,” he added. https://punchng.com/boko-haram-beneficiaries-planning-protest-against-service-chiefs-presidency/#click=https:///q08BtRWhkU |
unbitchable:You move up 15 places based on what? How do we measure it in practical terms? Do you have more investments coming in, a greater growth rate, lower interest rate? Your growth rate for 2020 is under 3%. Where then is the ease of doing business and where are the practical results? Is the average spare parts manufacturer doing his business with more ease compared to 2014? Your son and his boss increased VAT to 7.5% in the midst of stifling economic conditions. How is that going to increase the ease of doing business in the real world? Are you nuts? |
unbitchable:What is this idiot talking about? Ojukwu, trump? What have those two got to do with the fact that your useless son is leaving the vice presidency in three years time leaving Nigeria cumulatively worse than they met it. Don't quote me again you schmuck. Go and look for your fellow amotekun nutjobs to dance with. |
unbitchable:Shut up, you sycophant. Policy reform my foot. Does Nigeria look like there is any reform taking place? Daft. |
public service? What is the meaning of public service in the Nigerian context? So buhari believes they are offering public service? Wonders will never end. |
okefranci:Osibanjo lost in his polling unit in 2019. I have faith that 90% of Nigerians are not daft |
unbitchable:You are an idiot. Which company is impacted by what? Where is the ease of doing business for the average manufacturer in Nnewi or ogun? What is your growth rate outlook for 2020? Are companies setting up shop in Nigeria in a larger frequency than say at 2014? What is your fdi inflow? Is there any improvement? How has osibanjo impacted the ease of doing business for MSMEs? So because one or two companies directly benefited through a corrupt lobbying process, you believe that is evidence of progress. Do you even know the meaning of sector wide policies? |
XANDERBOY85:I wonder why he still has a job. This is a sackable offense. |
unbitchable:So signing a bill will suddenly make it easier to do business? Don't procreate. |
unbitchable:Bawumia the vice president of Ghana has done more for Ghana in one year than your osibanjo in five years. I hope you know the year of return that has opened Ghana to the world and brought in billions in dollars in tourism revenues was his brain child. What is osibanjo real contribution to the Nigerian state? If you tell me Npower or trader moni, na sango go fall on you. |
Goke7:OK. Don't worry, you would do more amotekun in the future. Shebi obasanjo improved your life in his eight years as a Yoruba man. Amotekun against poverty, amotekun against power failure, amotekun against unemployment, amotekun against inflation. |
And that is a country of just 30 million people. I weep for Nigeria. I truly weep. The quality of governance is so poor. If you people like , vote for osibanjo or any nice sounding populist idiot in 2023, it is you and your children that will suffer it. |
Ghana's aviation makes gains as sub-region diverts flights to Kotoka Airport Terminal3 Kotoka. KIA considered one of the safest airports on the continent Ghana has started raking in the benefits of its investments and the robust aviation navigation installations it has deployed over the years as part of measures to make the country the aviation hub in the West African sub-region. Subsequently, the Kotoka International Airport (KIA), considered one of the safest airports on the continent, has begun receiving aircraft bound for other West African countries but which cannot land there due to the harmattan haze. The aircraft diversions to Accra follows a consensus reached by aviation sector experts in West Africa that the KIA had better air navigation and instrument landing systems needed to guide aeroplanes down, even during intensified dusty dry winds. The Corporate Communications Manager of the Ghana Civil Aviation Authority (GCAA), Mr Eric Mireku Amaning, told the Daily Graphic in Accra yesterday that, so far, about six West Africa-bound international flights, mostly en route to Nigeria, had been diverted to the KIA. “The flights diverted to Ghana included British Airways (BA), Delta Airlines, Emirates Airlines, Air France, Qatar Airways and RwandAir. They were diverted from the Murtala Muhammed International Airport, Lagos, and the Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport, Abuja, both in Nigeria, between February 10 and 12, this year,” he said. Situation in the region Since last Monday, the harmattan haze has crippled flight services in most countries in West Africa, with some of the airlines operating in the sub-region being either delayed or cancelling their flights. Nigeria, the worst hit by the hazy atmosphere, has been diverting its international-bound flights to Ghana. The development, which inconveniences both passengers and operating carriers, is not helped by the sub-optimal performance of instrument landing aids at airports in Nigeria. The most affected areas are reportedly Lagos, Abuja and Port Harcourt, where the harmattan presence has been strong. Navigational aids Mr Amaning explained that flights bound for Nigeria were being diverted to Accra because Ghana had deployed better instrument landing systems and other navigational aids for aircraft take-off and landing. “We have better instrument landing systems and other navigational aids, such as Doppler Very High Frequency Omnidirectional Radio Range, to help aircraft land in bad weather. “In safety, Ghana prides itself as having one of the best safety records across the world, and it was no wonder that the International Civil Aviation Organisation scored the country 89.9 per cent in its Coordinated Validation Mission,” he said. He observed that some of the aircraft involved in the diversion were currently at the KIA, awaiting improved visibility from Nigeria in order to depart. Financial benefits Asked whether the development had any negative impact on the KIA, he responded in the negative, and indicated that Ghana was rather benefiting from the current situation. “We are currently benefiting immensely from the situation, as the airlines pay landing and overflight fees for the diversion. Because of the situation, most of the passengers have not been able to travel back to their respective countries and that is another cash in for Ghana,” he said. On the local front, Mr Amaning observed that the poor visibility posed by the severe harmattan had no negative impact on local and international flights from Accra. He added that the Ghana Meteorological Agency (GMA) had assured the GCAA that the weather was clear and so flights could operate. “Although there is currently a hazy atmosphere, the GMA has assured us that the weather is okay for both domestic and international airlines to operate and so we have not cancelled any flight; we are only monitoring the situation closely,” he added. Airport Meteo’s caution For his part, the Officer in charge of the KIA Meteorological Office, Mr James Dusu, cautioned passengers and travellers to take precautions before embarking on their journeys, as the authority expected the severe harmattan being experienced currently to last until Sunday. He said the change in the weather pattern was as a result of the dry and cool continental winds entering the country. https://mobile.ghanaweb.com/GhanaHomePage/business/Ghana-s-aviation-makes-gains-as-sub-region-diverts-flights-to-Kotoka-Airport-865966 |
sylve11:How did Fulani become this influential in Nigeria? I don't think azikiwe and co faced a Fulani issue during their time. That's the root of insecurity in Nigeria. |
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