₦airaland Forum

uwagimboo:
How I wish the military will try an anti aircraft gun on him to ascertain this Juju he is talking about..

that means you want to see a VERY GRAPHIC picture

my own was in a ward in an hospital with a Nurse

sorextee:
seun move this post to the jokes section pls

what a wicked world!

SillyeRabbit:
Dangote can buy the rest of them and still collect "change".

Dangote still need like $380m more in other to buy them.

The Federal Government has declared July 5 and 6, 2016 as public holidays to mark Eid-el-Fitri Celebrations.

Lt. Gen. Abdulrahman Dambazau (retd.), the Minister of Interior made the declaration on behalf of the Federal Government, on Thursday in Abuja.

He urged all Muslim faithful and Nigerians in general to extend the spiritual benefits of Ramadan, which are love, peace and justice to their daily living and through this contribute to the development of the nation.

In a statement by Bassey Akpanyung, the Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Interior, it said Dambazau also urged Nigerians to use the opportunity of “this spiritual rejuvenation to reflect on the imperative of unity and peaceful co-existence in strengthening the bond of togetherness for a strong, virile nation.”

The minister, while wishing Nigerians a peaceful celebration, urges total support for President Muhammadu Buhari’s avowed determination to bequeath to the nation an enduring political legacy, it added.

which day Obesere start to sing Juju Music?

Dezolo:
UBA and ECObank! The same kind of people! Give her her money oo! Thieves!!

with interest self

All officers from the rank of Assistant Superintendent of Police (ASP) to Inspector-General of Police, will henceforth declare their assets, the Acting Inspector-General of Police, Mr Ibrahim Idris, has declared.

Idris made the statement on Thursday in Abuja when he paid a courtesy visit to the Minister of Interior, Lt.-Gen. Abdulrahman Dambazau (retd).

He said that the directive was in line with Section 13 cap 15 Code of Conduct Act.

“Every police officer from the rank of Assistant Superintendent of Police to Inspector-General who are commission officers must declare their assets,“ Idris said.

He added that the directive would guide the conduct of police officers in carrying out their duties.

The police boss promised that under his administration, the integrity of the force would be further enhanced.

“I assure you sir, that we will raise the integrity of the Nigeria Police Force to be more accountable to the people,“ he said.

The acting I-G added that under his command, the police would operate within the rule of law.

He said that the presence of police officers would be felt in all villages and streets across the country.

Responding, Dambazau urged the acting I-G to focus on the three key issues of corruption, economy and security for the success of this administration.

“You have a lot of challenges as the chief law officer of the country,“ he said.

The minister urged the new police boss to collaborate with other security agencies to address the issues crimes and post conflict resolution in the North-East.

“The post conflict resolution in the North-East has to be comprehensive and holistic,“he said.

Dambazau advised his guest to carry everybody along and put the right persons in the positions of command commissioners and zonal commanders.

“No matter how smart you think you are, you cannot do it alone without the support of others,“he said, and advised Idris to make the welfare of his officers a priority.

He assured him of the support of the ministry to discharge his mandate.

In his inaugural speech, Idris said that the police under his administration would be guided by the international core values of policing.

so this people want crises to be in all regions abi?OPC where una dey?

Adaowerri111:
My cute and healthy president, may the good Lord grant you wisdom to take us to the promise land

watch out for next wrestling contest between Buhari and John Cena.Buhari will definitely win because he is stronger than john cena

M4gunners:
When are they going to trace Amaechi and Fashola own?

when you get common sense

Ibubeleye McDonald has the face of an angel but her beauty had since turned to ashes. Six years of unemployment after graduating from the University of Port Harcourt had left a cloud on her pretty face. Few weeks ago, the pains of joblessness weighed her down like an incubus and she brazenly took to the street in Port Harcourt, Rivers State, with a placard begging for job.

Ibubeleye, who is running a doctorate programme at the University of Port Harcourt, said many years of job-hunting only ended in despair. She recalled a particular experience where she lost an enviable job to someone less qualified because she was unable to pay N500,000 bribe. Unable to find her dream job, she had to pick crumbs in a security firm with N30,000 monthly salary. At one time, she gladly accepted N15,000 wage as a teacher in a private school.

The 26-year-old lady told Campus Sun that her travails started at the University of Port-Harcourt, where she graduated from Education Psychology in 2010. She missed First Class division by a very narrow margin, with a Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA) of 4.49 out of the 4.5 needed. She confessed that missing her choicest grade seemed like letting the gold fish slip from her feeble fingers.

“I remembered how I struggled in school to make First Class so that the university would retain me but unfortunately, instead of 4.5, my CGPA was 4.49 and that was the first time I felt my dream drifting away. My late supervisor advised me to come back for my Masters, that the department needed people like me. I told him I didn’t have money, but he encouraged me to apply. He said God was going to make a way. I had to apply. He gave me his books for free and supervised my project”, she recalled.

Ibubeleye walked on waters to obtain distinction in her Masters programme at the University of Port Harcourt but her joy was short-lived. Her supervisor, who had encouraged her throughout the programme, didn’t live to hear her success story. His death pierced her heart like a jagged spear. Aside losing a mentor, her hope of getting a teaching job was also punctured.

“I will not mention my supervisor’s name because his family might not approve. That fateful day, I wanted to call him that I’ve made it. I wanted to inform him that I finally got a distinction but I was told that he had died. In a country where it’s whom you know that will fight for you, who will help me now? I applied severally for a teaching job in my department; even my HOD recommended me while I was doing my Masters, but they told me there was an embargo on employment. God knows that I have tried,” she said.

The distraught lady told Campus Sun that she floated on little resources during her Masters programme. Her husband had been her lifeline.

She said people that saw her picture where she bore job placard online called and advised her to acquire a skill and start something, no matter how small.

She replied, “I know they meant well but I have a dream and I still believe my dream is not dead. I decided to get Masters degree not because I have money, but because I wanted to acquire knowledge and necessary qualifications to pursue my dream. Everyone has a dream. My drive, my passion, my love is lecturing. I can decide to do something else and fail woefully because that is not where I belong,” she explained.

Rather than seek popularity on social media, she said her motive for standing on the busy street with a placard, was not to attract political appointment or money, as speculated in some quarters.

“I am not looking for money. Some people said I am calling on President Buhari to give me NNPC job. If I am offered that, I will turn it down because I am not after money. I know what I want. I mentioned Governor Nyesom Wike and Buhari on my placard because I believed that they can get me a teaching appointment in state or federal universities in Rivers”, she added.

She admitted that the force that pushed her to the street was fueled by depression.

“The day I decided to go on the streets was a very sad day for me. I sat down and remembered all my teachers who prophesied greatness upon me. I thought of my late grandma who said that that I will wipe her tears. I thought of my dad who borrowed money and did all he could to make sure I got the best education.

“All these thoughts made me so depressed. I thought to myself, my neighbours used to tell their daughters to be like me. Would they still say that knowing that I am still jobless after many years? How will I encourage youngsters to follow their dreams and face their studies? What’s the need of it all if you’ll have to go and pick a skill after all the academic struggles?”

ikbnice:
video of the bombing showing those escaping with bullet wounds or I dnt bliv the Nigerian military. Sometimes, they feed us lies.

what is wrong with this Shekau's younger brother?

Prophet of doom

keepingmum:
Jobless lawyer/realtor. Who do we blame for this joblessness??
a) GEJ
b) Buhari
c) PDP
d) APC
e) Nigerians

let me phone a friend

what of if the ATM card belongs to the babe?

this is my judgement;the two Airforce Officers should be posted to Borno immediately while the Ghanian should be sent back to Ghana.

what is the difference between the two religions?

just to increase his church members

waoh! this is crazytivity

the only place he can run to and not caught is heaven

WAHALA IS WEN ARMY MAN PUNISH U FINISH U ENTER UR BIKE COME TELL AM THUNDER FIRE YOU AND UR BIKE NO START

they are selling it above the normal price in the east bcs the region still remains black market.

hertheytheydgee:
If picture doesn't lie, then I won't lie about these pictures.

Baba resemble tout for 1
Looks like 1 madman in jos in another
And lastly like "village headmaster"

His cap though... like peregi

if you have just one of that baba in your family,nna own don better

The Jesus you were talking about is from Israel while you are making noise in Nigeria. Satan/Lucifer is more powerful than that your jesus you were talking about.afterall you have to fast and fast,pray and pray before your god and jesus can answer 0.002% of your request but that of Satan is not like that,His response is immediately.....Havana Satana.

kestolove95:
Even if u continue killing or chasing ibos out of lagos dey will never leave..87percent of ibos cnt do without lagos...dey prefer it to biafra

even their Governors have houses in Lagos. I mean they cant do without Lagos

eating in a dream is what av been expecting again bcs I noticed that the food is always delicious and when u eat it, for the next 24 hours,u will not be hungry. I remembered the night I finished one fool chicken and about five big soft ponmo...abeg the people in charge of my dream food, I need more.

what of Dec 23rd?

IyaIode:
The railway market at yaba should be next followed by ladipo market.

and Alaba market

vybzkartel:
Jesus forgive you

which jesus are u talking about?is it Jesús Navas González that is playing for man city?

Satan/Lucifer is a real being. He is the True Father and Creator of humanity.For too long, so many lies and so much misinformation have been spread about Satan. He is not red with horns and a tail, nor does he look like a Halloween monster. He does not have flaming red eyes or rubbery wings. These depictions are intended to insult, denigrate, and blaspheme him.@Op,u are the one one that asked the question and that is the fact.

none of the weeds is good for you, I mean the church weeding and the traditional weeding