₦airaland Forum

MIKOLOWISKA:
arise to do wetin
go find out what happened in all arisen countries

When I say rise, I mean in thinking and orientations, we need to reset our mindsets.

Shegzy8:
I am a christian and in no support of what some pastors are doing but we just have to be liberal...you don't criticize men of God just any how....go to the book of numbers 12:1 when miriam and aaron began talking about the cushite(ethiopian) woman he married, the lord heard and was angered.....because of that miriam became leprous...if you know you are not worshiping any pastor, then leave them with their lives and let them reap the rewards

Alright, may God grant us understanding.

Beremx:
Chidebola Yinkanwa. Lol

Laughing out my head. You're a genius ma'am.

Former President Olusegun Obasanjo has said that
President Muhammadu Buhari-led government
ignored federal character in the appointment of the
Nigeria's security chiefs. Punch reports that he also berated the National
Assembly and the Federal Character Commission for
failing to check the excesses of the president in the
uneven distribution of public offices.
NAIJ.com gathered that Obasanjo said this on Thursday, February 1, at the secretariat of the Nigeria
Union of Journalists, Oke Ilewo area of Abeokuta ,
shortly after the Coalition for Nigeria Movement was
inaugurated in Ogun state, and he was registered as
a member of the movement. The former President, who was flanked by a former
military administrator of old Ondo state, Gen.
Ekundayo Opaleye and a former minister of state for
defence, Dupe Adelaja, said the ethos of nation
building through even distribution of public offices
had been abused. He said: “Let me emphasise important areas,
programmes, priorities or processes for improved
attention. To start with, we seem to have taken
nation building for granted. Nation building must be
given continued attention to give every citizen a
feeling of belonging and a stake in his or her country. “For instance, the Federal Character principle, as
espoused in our constitution, was to guide the
leadership to search for competent holders of major
offices to be distributed within the entire nation, and
avoid concentration in a few ethnic hands or
geographical places, as we currently have in the leadership of our security apparatus. “To avoid such non-integrative situation, we have
the National Assembly and the Federal Character
Commission, both institutions which must raise the
alarm or call for correction of actions by the
executive that violates the spirit of our constitution.” Obasanjo’s registration came almost 24 hours after
the CNM was inaugurated in Abuja. He arrived the venue at exactly 12.44pm in company
with dignitaries including former governors of Cross
River and Osun states, Donald Duke and Prince
Olagunsoye Oyinlola. The former president, while justifying the need for
the CNM, argued that if all the instruments the country
had used in the quest for nation building and
governance since independence had failed, it was
imperative to try new ways. He said: “If what we have tried in the past has not
taken us to the Promised Land, we have to try
something else and something else is this grassroots
popular movement built from the bottom-up to lead
us, I hope and pray, to the Promised Land.” He, however, warned that if the movement
“decides to transform itself and go into partisan
politics, I will cease to be a member.” Obasanjo further said the spate of violence, and other
forms of criminality had not received sufficient
proactive ameliorative responses through
transformational leadership. He said the youth and women would be carried
along, as “they must be part and parcel of
governance in this country.” Obasanjo, who urged Nigerians to go online and
register as members, said the CNM currently had no
link with other movements. But he, however, said: “if there are people of like
minds, people who share the views and the aims and
objectives of the Coalition for Nigeria Movement who
want to join this movement, we will not object, we
will welcome them.” He said the movement did not regard itself as a third
force, but “it sees itself as a popular movement that
can accommodate all Nigerians irrespective of their
political interest or affiliations and will propel Nigeria
forward.” Obasanjo added: “This is the new message in town,
the new dance in town, the ceremony in town and I
will appeal to you to join this ceremony and dance in
town. “There may be many masquerades and those of
you who had my own type of background, when we
were growing up, we were playing masquerades too
but those were small masquerades, but when big
masquerades come out, the small masquerades must
go.”
Obasanjo later led the gathering to sing a chorus
titled, ‘I see a new Nigeria, in the hands of God.’ Others at the event included a former deputy
governor in Oyo State, Taofeek Arapaja, a two-time
governorship candidate in Ogun state, Prince
Gboyega Isiaka and some other politicians in the
state.

krissconnect:
and uve not even started building the legacy. Shaking my head

Did he say that? He simply means his legacies need to be built until they can outlive him.
Btw, can you show us your own legacy please?

Shegzy8:
lol..65 milla dolz ke...thats an inflated figure, those against pastors can do so without raining insults..be liberal about it..
Some are christians and can attest to what is in the bible

What's in the bible oo, Bros?

Election is around the corner again.
Buying Jamb forms for them so that they can gain admissions into the institutions you guys messed-up, study 4-year courses for 6 years because of strike and unstable academic calendars, study in the most inconducive ways of learning under lecturers that will torment their hope and future out of them.
Meanwhile, your own children are in European Universities.

Let the younger generation arise.

The federal government has created millions of jobs
through its various programmes cutting across many
sectors, the minister of information and culture, Alhaji
Lai Mohammed, has said. Speaking at the 6th Graduation Ceremony of the
Empowerment Support Initiative (ESI), founded by
former Rivers state first lady Dame Judith Amaechi, in
Port Harcourt on Saturday, February 3, the minister
said over 7 million jobs have been created in the
agriculture sector alone. His words: “In agriculture, for example, this
administration has created over 7 million jobs. When
the administration assumed office in May 2015, about
5 million farmers were engaged in rice production.
Thanks to the administration's Anchor Borrowers
Programme, the number of farmers engaged in rice production today stands at 12.2 million. These are
verifiable facts, not fiction.”
He said 69,736 jobs have been created in the power,
works and housing sector, while the administration's
National Social Investment Programmes have
created at least 200,000 jobs, in addition to
empowering 500,000 others under the Government
Enterprise and Empowerment Programme (GEEP). “The federal ministry of power, works and housing
has created 69,736 jobs (direct and indirect) across
the country. The power sector projects created 1,740
jobs, the works sector created 38,391 jobs, while the
Housing Sector created 29,605 jobs," he said. The minister also said the Home-Grown School
Feeding Programme, through which 6.4 million school
children in 33,981 schools across 20 states are being
fed with one meal a day, has created jobs for 61,352
cooks. He commended Dame Amaechi for establishing the
ESI programme, which is an entrepreneurial and
skills acquisition programme for youths and women
of the Niger Delta, saying such programmes
complement the Federal Government's efforts to
provide jobs for the citizens. “National development is not just the duty of the
government, but that of the citizens. In other words,
all of us, as citizens, have a role to play in ensuring
the development of our nation. This has bee amply
demonstrated by Dame Judith Amaechi in setting up
this Empowerment Support Initiative,” the minister said. He charged the graduands to make the best use of
the opportunities that the ESI programme has given
them, saying that is the best way they can justify the
efforts of the ESI founder. Similarly, Nigeria’s minister of transportation,
Rotimi Amaechi, has said that the government is doing everything possible to reverse the unemployment rate in the country. The minister made the comment when a delegation
from Dudley College of Technology, United Kingdom in
partnership with the Empowerment Support Initiative
(ESI) paid him a courtesy visit at his residence in
Abuja.
His words: “The government of Nigeria is doing
everything possible to eradicate unemployment, we
are creating jobs and engaging the youth at various
levels of skills acquisition. We have improved on our
railway transportation and you can imagine the
number of youth that have been engaged in the project, same thing in other sectors.”

Samusu:
Freethesheeple

You go follow Freeze cry tire, cos more testimonies are still coming from the Christian body.

This is just the beginning your pains Daddy Freezer and Co.

bahaushe1:
That is not how God work.

Please teach us how God works.

Beremx:
Ok o! Mazi Akinwumichukwu Ambodozie. You name have been Igbonized by me.

Can you Igbonize my name too? Cos this is really beautiful.

sarrki:
Like PMB, governor Umar Ganduje of kano state the Fulani herdsman spotted on his cattle ranch

If you like show us Obama in his cattle farm, any herdsman found open-grazing in the south remains a terrorist, and we will deal with him.

Papiikush:
Time for the gullible Nigerians to offer up different cars and houses as gift to their mummy GO. Then expect blessings from God as reward

Meanwhile their distant cousins are suffering from poverty.

How to become a successful GO (General overseer) in Nigeria

* Build a befitting church
* Make sure you have sweet mouth
* invite gospel musicians and organize a lot of concerts
* Make sure your publicity team are doing excellent works on social media
* Preach about tithe and offering. Make sure you don't miss the topics on first fruits
* Bribe people for miracles

Make sure you do all these then sit back and watch Nigerians worship your feet

Next time you want to say something like helping the poor, speak with sense and not sentiments towards ministers. Don't be stupid like Daddy Freezer.
Got that?

I don't care who IBB is, but I think he's speaking sense here.

How come Lie Muhammed has too many disciples in this government than Chris Brown has followers on Instagram?

I never expected anything better from a Buhari appointee. Be complaining of anti-grazing laws when you should be doing your job of protecting of lives and properties.

Nonsense.

Why do school managements always pick on SUG officials?

Of course we know !

Phyqee10:
If not that you r drunk or the hangover from yesterday drink never comot for your body I guess that's why you no see the topic...even if at all the mods removed the topic does that mean it cos it about the Quran? Why must you compare if it was to be the Bible, don't be too myopic in reasoning abeg

Click the post first. ITK!

Do spectators sit on those trees I'm seeing? Because me ayam not seeing any other place for them.

This MuMuric people and their religious bigotry.
Were you on strike when killings were done to Benue & Taraba dwellers? Why didn't you caution your brothers then? Where were you when all the times they wanted to finish Olu Falae?
It seems the so-called prof. leading you guys has a sense mixed with okro leaves.

Chikita66:
She is talking as if she herself look flawless without makeup.

Did you read the post at all?

MetroBaba1:
Lalasticlala, Oya Cut Your Hand Enter Front Page

Na Lala pishure be dat?

Village people at work again.
Ehn, at 42!

Village people in Africa will be wasting destinies while their colleagues in other parts of the world help their children into scientific discoveries.

Rigel95:
spot on op. 12 bottles of gin for you.

You wan kill am?

It might be better to let your dad know now, so that plans on how to give you a new beginning can begin in earnest, because he'll still get to know of everything sooner or later.

Witi:
This ones will be sold to Libya before 2019.

dalaman:
These pastores and their endless acting. Name the politicians that gave her the money. This lady made very damming allegations with strong evidence. Her bank details revelations which the apostle didn't deny is emough evidence to show that here was something going on btw the two of them.

You probably haven't read APC scripts, cos if you have, you'll know that evidences can be faked.

madridguy:
What happened in ilorin? Madam historian

You'll pretend like you don't know just to be Pro-Buhari.
Anyways, I've been searching for your brain all day and still can't find it. I think I need to check Buhari's cattle farm.

Everyone is sha talking nonsense to gain cheap popularity.

I see a Fulani Emirate rising in Kogi.
Any witness to that?