₦airaland Forum

SimonAndal: _
The whole of my family (mum, dad, aunts, cousins, uncles) turned me off marriage a long time ago. Imagine telling a 17-year old boy to find a girl from his school and bring her home, just because he's the only child. That really freaked me out. Anyway I've planned on running away after my masters. They can marry my well-chiseled butt.

madjune: 10% to GEJ, 10% to Deziani and 10% to Aruma Oteh, that is, once she resumes. E don finish naa. No be Nigerians buy am?

ebamma: another opportunity of looting has been opened for our politicians

utumunta: Nigerian politicians are d same everywhere. We have an uduaghan alongside an akpabio in PDP,oshiomhole alongside ajimobi in ACN or al makura of CPC dat is a wide departure 4rm his party's posturing. Our problem is individuals not political parties....come to think of it, PDP is d only national n democratic party 2day....ANPP warming up...

CONSUMERS of bread in the country are in for a tough time, as bakers in the country, under the auspices of Association of Master Bakers and Caterers of Nigeria, have announced a 20 per cent increase in the price of the product.

The national chairman of the association, Simeon Abanulor, made the announcement in Sagamu, Ogun State, on Tuesday.

He stated that the decision to increase the price of bread was necessitated by the recent Federal Government’s policy, which increased the levy on importation of wheat by 15 per cent.

He said: “It was unanimously agreed by all members of our association that the price of bread be increased by 20 per cent, due to the recently introduced levy of 15 per cent on importation of wheat.”

He expressed the readiness of the association to reduce the price, “as soon as the prices of flour and other additives are reduced” as a result of the Federal Government’s policy on cassava flour.

He appealed to all consumers of bread in the country “to bear with us and accept the new price in good faith.”

The bakers’ chairman, while speaking on the new initiative by the Federal Government to inculcate the habit of cassava bread in Nigerians, noted that it would “take time before the policy can be achieved.”

He advised the Federal Government to ensure adequate training for bakers all over the country and provide equipment for bakers in the country.

He also opined that the only thing Nigeria could achieve in the use of cassava flour for now is mixing 20 per cent of cassava flour with 80 per cent wheat flour as against the 40 per cent cassava flour, being advocated by the Federal Government.

A director at the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development, Titus Adetunji, while speaking at the press briefing, insisted that the Federal Government had no intention of increasing bread price with the introduction of cassava bread initiative.

He stated that the whole idea behind the policy “is to give cassava flour advantage over wheat flour and reduce importation of wheat and at the same time, increase cassava production in the country.”

blacksta: how old is this picture - 1st question ?

dedeike: Ain't you tired of sounding like a broken record with this same old lines?
In one year, Jonathan has shown more clue than all your paymasters combined. we would have gone far if your paymasters were wise enough to embark on the present reforms that GEJ IS spearheading in both the energy, power, ports, transport, public service and financial sector.
In just one year, GEJ has been able to produce the much awaited PIB bill for the revolution of the petroleum sector. He is constructing the much abandoned Benini-Ore-Sagamu highway which appeared to be a taboo for previous administration. He has reformed the secondary school curriculum, established 9 universities, and launched the almajiri school project which your paymasters lacked the sense and initiative to do.
He has reformed the ports. Changed concessionaires for the airports, refurbishing the four major international airports and is constructing light gauge railways across major cities in Nigeria.
He is reforming the power sector, refurbishing the abandoned NIPP power plants and set to privatise PHCN next week. He has reviewed our tariffs in such a way as to to reflect cost of production and thereby attracting private sector investments into the sector. SIEMENS, GENERAL ELECTRIC have all come to participate in the post privatisation era. SPDC has already commenced moves to build a gas plant in IMO for the power stations due to the new tariff regime.
If your paymasters were half as brilliant, we would have gone too far by now.

dayokanu: And where is the scumbag who wrote the below?

ifihearam: If GEJ was interested in rigging Edo state,he would have used federal might and nothing go happen,he is a perfect gentle man who values his words and promises hence he played a fatherly role, you will recall that when he came to benin to campaign Oshomhole welcomed him ap d airport. He just came to show solidarity to the part and not the pdp candidate. If dem born any other party well make dem try delta,rivers,akwa ibom. Or any state with oil.

Mandelaguy: Mumu,does my name have the same spelling with beaf? Did you get and certify the so called fake ballot papers or are you falling into the same old loser haters pattern?

Mandelaguy: Beqf,wherever you are,abeg respond to this Mu.mu that cannot read MANDELAGUY......hate has made everything appear like beaf to most.

Mandelaguy: Read my posts,I was only commending GEJ for not behaving like OBJ,I don't know what you people understood.
2. The Army officers in Sudan only complained about the delay in airlifting them bac to Naija,not that their welfare was not properly taken care of. Always get facts straight before joining issues. Dana crash was one of the reasons.please,no body wanted to rig Edo,Oshiomole was just scared and shouted wolf for no just cause.........

Mandelaguy: Imagine who is talking,if he decided to rig it,what would you have done? If he directs the army to quell the situation and control an form of violence,I bet wide mouthed people like you will hide under your bed till the whole brouhaha dies down..now you don de talk like say you get liver.

Freiburger: Walking barefoot is a very heathy habbit.

onatisi: i had wanted to ask that question.this thing or issue is obvious the north is not developed due to the selfihness of their elites ok that makes the hungry abokis a ready made tool for bh.why is it hard for ppl to understand what obama is saying.this bh problem is as a result of bad leadership ,corruption and worst stndard of living.

Yomieluv: jesus's pix?who has seen Jesus before,muchless snap him.do u tink that white babbie u see everywhere is really Jesus?that is what the white imposed on Africa..anytin white is gud,and anytin black represents Evil..as for post,i cant say!

gboss4sure: Bro na vandalization be that ooooo.

blink182: Please the last paragraph got me confused. If 500grams is needed a day, is 15kg not suppose to last a month, that is 15000g /500g?

Etranshub: @arramjay I want to commend u for the great work you ve done on this thread , I have an observation and I would like to bring ur attention to it. Do u realise that the volume of an 18 by 6 by 4ft pond is less than 2000 litres ? How can u then stock 808 to 1k juvenile in such pond when we normally stock 300 of them in a 2000 litres plastic pond? Mayb u made a mistake with d dimensions u gave and if nt I will like to know how this has worked for u

blink182: Which kind math be this ?

5g*10/100(%)*1000=500g which is half a kilogram. So where 50,000g de come from?

Please O, 1000g is 1kg and not 10kg(ask google)

Biodup: Nice one IGP!