₦airaland Forum

is time we start using rail lines to transport heavy goods and containers, from seaport....... Ambode please complete the Lagos light rail project quickly and save lives........

Finally got home

OK

Na wa oh! even common sense don enter one chance. Tweeter loading.........

let the game begin

But you have time to collect your own allowance Abi, or u nor join the ministers, when dey cry buhari for accommodation allowance. after taking salary......

Source>> http://pulse.ng/local/in-nigeria-nrc-conducts-trial-run-on-abuja-kaduna-standard-gauge-id5182115.html

The Nigeria Railway Corporation on Wednesday commenced its maiden free trial run aboard the Abuja-Kaduna standard gauge rail track. The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that the corporation took delivery of three 80-passenger capacity standard gauge coaches, one 56- passenger capacity executive coach and one Parcel/Guard van coach on March 2. The trial ride which took off from the corporation’s Idu Station in Abuja at 8.27 a.m. traversed the NRC stations at Kuchibon, Asham, Jere, Gidan, Rijauna, Dutse, Kakau and arrived in Rigasa in Kaduna at 12.42 p.m. An individual standard coach which is 1,437 mm as against the 1,067 mm of the narrow gauge in width has a 57.2 tare weight with 150 km/h speed. Mr Fidet Okhiria, Managing Director, who described the trial as successful, said that the purpose was to perform strategic inspection and attract passenger traffic. ``It is the first time we are running passenger train on standard gauge and that makes it unique. I can say so far, so good, the ride was smooth.

Where is buhari taking us to? The promise land or Never land......??

Don't mind them, wailers certainly know what they are doing............ Fayose loading........

OK let the game begin

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Who e car epp? make e sell that car te buy tomatoes for us! them we go know who e Epp??

Welcome to the destroyed economy, buhari has prepared for you!

Who studies don Epp for Niger, Abi no be graduate they ride bikes for street

The guy don score goal when Enyema no go fit catch

Menstruation Testimony!During church service, this 16-year old pastor's daughter stood up and says:"praise the Lord!" everybody shouted with joy, "Hallelujah". She continued: "since the age of 13, I've been experiencing painful monthly periods. But now, after a series of Bible studies and prayers with brother Jimmy in his house, my monthly periods have stopped for more than 3 months now. No more pain, no more menstruation. You can see I'm even getting fatter and prettier. We are now starting to pray seriously about the small problem of vomiting, especially in the morning. Praise the Lord". The whole church was silent! Brother jimmy fainted

God help this country, war in the north war in the east and now the south

Buhari should stop his trialbalistic approach to internal conflict, he kept quite when the fulani were busy ravaging agatu, and now he wants to negotiate with the NDM, and where is the Jagaban self e nor get solution to NDM

The scarcity of tomato in Nigeria is still
ongoing
– The crisis has now fueled border
smuggling of the crop
– The alarm was raised by the All Farmers
Association of Nigeria (AFAN)
A report by New Telegragh indicates that
the current scarcity of tomatoes in
Nigeria has fueled smuggling of the crop
from neighbouring countries like Ghana
and Cameroon through land borders.
The alarm was raised by the chairman of
All Farmers Association of Nigeria
(AFAN), Lagos state chapter, Otunba Femi
Oke, who stated that the shortage of the
staple food had increased smuggling of
the product into Nigeria.
Tomatoes prices has gone up to over
100%
READ ALSO: 7 reasons why FG should not
ban the importation of tomato paste
He revealed that despite tomatoes being
in the list of 41 items prohibited by the
Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) for
importation, many Nigerians are now
venturing into importation of the crop
more of it ever before.
He said: ”Neighbouring West African
countries like Ghana and Cameroon are
actually benefiting from this right now.A
whole lot of farmers are out of business.
”In the meantime, people are coming up with
ways of cooking without tomatoes because
tomatoes are a staple here. I went to the
farm and I saw the devastation. It was like
the biblical plague of the locusts that
devastated Egypt.
”There was no green left. Moreover, the
moths come like thieves in the night; you
don’t even know until morning what they’ve
done.”
Meanwhile, the National Agency for Food
and Drug Administration and Control
(NAFDAC) and Standards Organisation of
Nigeria (SON) have redoubled their efforts
to curb the influx of tomato paste into the
country.
NAFDAC had already given hint that it
might ban the importation of tomato
paste from China following a startling
revelation from a research carried out by
one of its subsidiary unit – Food Safety
and Applied Nutrition (FSAN).
FSAN research revealed that out of 316
packs of tomato pastes purchased in
Lagos and tested, 218 of them had less
than the minimum requirement (28 per
cent) of tomato in them.
The minimum requirement specified by the
Codex Alimentarius Standards and
Nigerian Industrial Standards is that
tomato pastes should have at least 28
per cent tomato content.
READ ALSO: 5 delicious Nigerian sauces
that you can make without using
tomatoes
Investigations revealed that there are
warehouses in Seme and Cotonou in
neighbouring Benin Republic packed with
imported tomato paste which are ready to
serve the Nigerian market at the expense
of indigenous brands.
Tuta absoluta, popularly known as
‘Tomato Ebola’, a pest responsible for
massive destruction of tomato, has
invaded some states in Nigeria.
The federal government made this
announcement on Tuesday, May 24, while
also disclosing that Nigeria spent about
N80bn ($400m) annually on importation
of tomato paste, with many of the
imported products appearing to be
counterfeit.

Paulina who was abducted by Boko
Haram said members of the group would
beat them sometimes
– Paulina managed to escape from the
terrorist
– She said she was forced to marry a
terrorist and she is pregnant with his child
Paulina Jabina a young girl that was
abducted by the Boko Haram sect who
managed to escape has narrated the
ordeal she and other girls kidnapped by
the sect go through.
In an interview with Leadership, Paulina
said she was in Sambisa forest for a year
before she escaped. She said the
treatment from the terrorists was terrible
as they were sometimes beaten.
READ ALSO: President Buhari vows to
eradicate Boko Haram from Nigeria
“We really suffered a lot and we passed
through a lot of tribulations to the extent that
I thought I would never survive the ordeals.
We suffered degrading and dehumanising
conditions as we received a lot of beating,
we mostly stayed with hunger and most
times living on fruits. The only time we got
something to eat was when the insurgents
raided communities and even at that they
usually gives us small morsels which we
cook in order to survive.
“With the success Nigerian Troops are
making over the insurgents, the Boko Haram
insurgents are now in complete disarray
because at a point, we heard their leader
saying that he was considering negotiating
with the government in order to release the
Chibok girls and also heard him a number of
times, regretting his actions. Most of the
abducted girls have been married off to the
Boko Haram fighters while a number of them
were sent on suicide missions but even at
that, some strong hearted women refused to
change their faith.”
She said when the army cut their food
supply; they were left to starve for days.
“I am glad I escaped but I will tell you that
my escape is more of a divine provision than
self-effort. While we were staying in
Sambisa, we learnt that an old Fulani man
rearing cows had helped two women to
escape so we met him and asked for his
assistance to help us escape and he agreed.
On the appointed date, we sneaked at about
7pm to meet the man resulting in a four day
trek to freedom which started on Wednesday
and ended on Saturday.
“When we arrived Gwoza, we stayed with
soldiers for a week before we were taken to
Madagali where I learnt that my father had
been killed by the insurgents while majority
of my relatives are staying in Yola IDP
camp, so people helped me with money to
come and get reunited with my family
members here in Yola.”
READ ALSO: Amosun calls for Army
division in Ogun
“I was married to one insurgent called Bana.
He is in Sambisa now. They used to beat the
hell out of any girl who refuses to submit to
their sexual demands. Sometimes they kill or
inflict serious body injuries to any girl who
refuses to sleep with them.”
Paulina admitted that she was pregnant
for the terrorist and hoped God will
protect her to deliver her child safely.

Ahead of the first anniversary of President Muhammadu Buhari led federal government, Femi Adesina a Special Adviser on media and publicity to the president speaks to Naij.com’s Michael Abimboye on the gains and achievements of the government. The special adviser to the president on media and publicity, Femi Adesina Naij.com: The fight against corruption seems to be the focus of the administration, don’t you feel it has been over emphasized that other key sectors like the economy and other have been neglected? The fight against corruption can never be overstretched or over-emphasized at all, because other sectors that you say are neglected need funds to operate. If all the resources of the country are salted away in private pockets, how do you fund education, health care, transportation, infrastructure etc. So, the anti- corruption war is essential to the overall well-being of the country, and more vim should be put into it. Naij.com: What economic policies are in place to rescue Nigeria from this economic problem considering the common man are the biggest victims? The economic direction is clear. The policies are meant to curb taste for what we cannot afford, and cause us to look inwards. Over 40 items have been rendered ineligible for foreign exchange allocation by CBN. They include palm oil, tomato puree, toothpicks, etc. Why must we spend scarce foreign exchange on these items? So, the intention is to promote self-dependence, and save forex for the productive sector. When the productive sector receives a fillip, it will percolate down the line, stimulate the economy, and touch the lives of the people. Naij.com: There are reports that the popularity and acceptance of this government by the people is drastically dwindling, does that trouble you? Seeing that the people are actually the government This claim is not empirical. If you want to talk of reduced popularity, then you need statistics. But one basic pointer to the fact that this government is highly trusted is the lukewarmness that attended the last strike called by NLC over fuel prices. People did not take to the streets because they trust the Buhari presidency, and know that whatever it does can only be for their own good. Femi Adesina with President Buhari The times may be hard, but there is also a lot of hope in the country. Like I said somewhere else before, Nigeria is like an aircraft with its nose in the sky, gaining altitude. The pilot will end the voyage safely, even if there is slight turbulence on the way. Nothing to worry about. Naij.com: Before coming on board, the APC and by extension the president promised so many things, which Nigerian need is those this government feel most pressed to fulfill before it leaves office? The government will always be guided by three key promises, among many others. Security, economic revival, and anti- corruption. President Buhari always says you cannot govern a country you have not secured. That is true. No stone will be left unturned to secure the entire country. No inch of Nigerian soil will be taken over by insurgents, militants, kidnappers, and other violent criminals. This government has the will and the capacity to secure the country. On economy, the government will keep its word, particularly in respect of job creation. The economy will be diversified, oil will no longer be the only mainstay, agriculture, solid minerals, tourism, etc will receive a boost, and millions of jobs will be created in the process. Of course, there will be no friend, no foe in the anti- corruption war. No retreat, no surrender. President Buhari is determined to leave a sanitized country behind, by the time he is done with public office. He would have created a new breed without greed, a radical opposition to corruption. Naij.com: This government seems not to be able to curtail the increasing pressure by Igbo tribe for the creation of a Biafra nation, what actually is the plan of the president to calm the Igbos? President Buhari is interested in calming not only those interested in Biafra, but he wants to calm the entire country. He is the father of the country, and if there is restiveness in any part of the polity, he takes an interest, not just in the Biafra agitation. Naij.com: Will this government continue to keep Nnamdi Kanu and former NSA Sambo Dasuki in detention despite court orders against this? The Kanu and Dasuki matters are before the courts. We let the judiciary adjudicate. READ ALSO: Olisa Agbakoba attacks Buhari, find out why Naij.com: Is the president not concern about the killings by Fulani herdsmen considering the role he played when residents of Oyo state killed several herdsmen who invaded their communities in the early 2000? The President is concerned about the issue of herdsmen and farmers, and he has expressed the concern many times. He is working with the governors, and the security agencies to ensure that any matter that bears the slightest affinity to criminality is tackled, and decisively too. Naij.com: Again, Mr President seems to enjoy talking to international communities about Nigeria’s problem but won’t talk to Nigerians, why has he not spoken about the removal of fuel subsidy removal? The world is a global village. Where anybody talks today does not matter, it reverberates round the world. When the President talks to foreign media outside the shores of this country, Nigerian journalists are also there, as we travel with minimum of three media houses. So, they have access to the same information. On the new fuel prices, everyone that has spoken-the Vice President, Minister Ibe Kachikwu, Minister Lai Mohammed, they have all spoken on behalf of the President. And on Democracy Day, as the President broadcasts to the country, I can only ask Nigerians to listen intently. Naij.com: Already political calculations about 2019 are on, is the president going to seek reelection? It is the prerogative of the President to decide whether he will seek reelection or not. This mandate is for 48 months, he has only spent 12 out of it. READ ALSO: Looters blocking me from recovering Abacha’s loot – Buhari Naij.com: Does this government have any plan to arrest former president Goodluck Jonathan if investigations indict him for corruption? This question is for the anti-graft agencies to answer. Naij.com: You have also been attacked by Nigerians for constantly referring to government critics as wailing wailers , why have you decided to do this? If anybody was named wailing wailer by his parents, then such should stand up to be identified. But if some people wail and whine at whatever government does, including the positive things, and they also go forward to twist the words of the President and his appointees, just to cause discord in the country, then they are welcome to the wailing. But they will eat their words eventually, when positive change comes to this country. It will surely come. May the wailers wail no more, and work for the cohesion, peace and progress of the country.

I pray for God's mercy on them

ifenes:
That Phrase means be like me,do as I do,love as I love. It has nothing to do with worshiping Jesus

have you read it in the Bible before?

I am the way, the truth and life. no one come to the Father except through me...

KissCODE:
they are bringing BH on their knees according to APC news channels.
For the past 6months they have not been able to clear Sambisa forest and u believe BH is going on their knees.

APC government should allow independent media houses to directly get involved in what is in NE. Then we shall know ho far.

The ones that would have talked ate Aisha‘s rice and collected her brown envelope in Decemeber and that locked their mouth.

Why not go to sambisa forest and join them, since u guys can never be satisfied with the sacrifice made by the sodiers. keep alart day and night, just to ensure peace. ****

How does this reduce the price of premium motor spirit, Abi na who she Epp?

MrAboki:
Sweeet! Nice Work to the Nigerian Army.


Please these Boko Haram people should go to the Niger Delta and be blowing up the Pipelines and not human beings.


The Niger Delta Avengers, Militants and criminals in that region will be grateful to them for their assistance.



Nama on Nama people.

you must be insane for encouraging violence in your country, no wonder the CPU in your in brain is politically motivated.