₦airaland Forum

Blackfire:
This is pure marginalisation....


Calling Charlie boy to protest

Ourmumudondo.

@Ourmumudondone

MalcoImX:
And my Igbo friends be keeping quiet on this oo!

Dont mind them joor. Where it favours them, "phem" is the word. You no go hear word or them go tell you say na merit

moninuola65:
@op,
you think yoruba have time for sex working?

You mean say,all the contestants are olosho's?
I am not sure if that applies to all of them. There might still be few decent ones that are not like Chidinma of the Cucumber fame

YoungDaNaval:
Miss Zafara nko?

For the rest of the contestant picture, click on this link :


https://aledeh.com/mbgn-meet-finalists-beautiful-girl-nigeriaphotos/

ritababe:
no problem, no call me when police start spraying tear gas.

Wahala dey be that ooo.


For the rest of the contestant picture, click on this link :


https://aledeh.com/mbgn-meet-finalists-beautiful-girl-nigeriaphotos/

ritababe:
lol, at the bolded go and protest at national assembly

Na the front of your house I go protest

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ritababe:
Yoruba people no dey fine

We will not take it.....
For some reason that I do not know, I could not upload the rest of the contestant pictures. But trust me, there were no Yoruba or any Northerner on the list.
This is pure marginalisation now

Layisam:
May Amadioha strike you dead.

Back to sender

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See Marginalisation ooooooo . No Yoruba or Northerner on the list of 37 contestant representing 36 states and Abuja.

https://aledeh.com/mbgn-meet-finalists-beautiful-girl-nigeriaphotos/

sarrki:
He should be from somewhere in ikole I think or efon alaye better still ido ajinare

Bro, you are right. He is an Uncle to one Mr AyoChukwu Nnamdiot FayoBueze.

Useless Unity beggars. One Nigeria, na by force? Biafla or death

Miss Zamfara? Do you have Cownu / IPOB permission to do this? Remember that you are a Biafran. Nigeria is a zoo according to some people from your region.

So na Afonja dey decide who becomes President among the Northerners? Who then is the slave here?

kennygee:
Is it a jamboree or the burial of a child?

That is eboe culture for you

Satansadvocate:
you try. You be correct guy

Danke

SalamRushdie:
A smart pesos knows that's actually not income, it's in house extortion mostly and doesn't really add any value , this is what is called robbing Peter to pay paul

Is that not what taxation is all about? Robbing Peter to pay Paul. Otherwise, everyone will be his / her own Govt

Satansadvocate:
which kind english be that?

Buharinomics explained...

https://dailytrust.com.ng/news/letters/buharinomics-theory-and-practice/185593.html

Satansadvocate:
your head they there

I hear you. This is Buharinomics.

Satansadvocate:
Legit link or

http://www.premiumtimesng.com/business/242346-firs-generates-n2-11-trillion-7-months.html

Mynd44

FIRS generates N2.11 trillion in 7 months
September 4, 2017

The Federal Inland Revenue Service, FIRS, through tax collections, generated N2.11 trillion as revenue from January to July, 2017.

This was announced in a progress report of the FIRS from January to July, obtained by the News Agency of Nigeria on Monday, showing the revenue performance and impact of the new tax regime.
The aggregate revenue projected in the 2017 budget is N4.94 trillion, out of which oil revenue will contribute N1.98 trillion.
This is based on an estimated crude oil production of 2.2 mbpd converted at an exchange rate of N305 to a dollar.
Non-oil revenue for the year is projected at N1.37 trillion, which represents about 28 per cent of the budgeted revenue.
Independent revenues, various recoveries and mining will account for the balance of about N1.58 trillion.
A breakdown of the report showed that the FIRS from January to July this year collected N720.28 billion as Petroleum Profit Tax, PPT while the Value Added Tax, VAT revenue collected in the same period was N548.22 billion.
The federal government had also collected N679.9 billion as Company Income Tax, CIT and N91.4 billion as Education Tax collection.
The report also showed that consolidated tax revenue for the first seven months of the year was N62.3 billion, which already supersedes the N59.8 billion generated from the area in the entire 2016 financial year.


Also, the service recorded success in boosting its collection of National Information Technology Development Fund, NITDEF levy, which went from N6.75 billion in 2016 to N9.87 in the first seven months of 2017.
A further analysis of the report showed that the service generated more money from taxing the non-oil sector compared to the oil and gas sector.
The report showed that non-oil tax revenue contribution was at 65.9 per cent while oil and gas contribution to revenue for the year was at 34 per cent so far.
According to the report, tax improvements recorded so far was due to the latest steps by the service to increase tax collection.
“FIRS have adopted e-services as a medium to achieve innovation, convenience and transparency of its operations to ensure that every effort is made to improve efficiency in collections and tax administrations.
“A 45-day window from Oct. 5 to November 2017 was given to tax payers with tax liabilities to come forward and pay 25 per cent of the agreed tax liability, spreading the balance liability while waiving penalty and interest.
“FIRS in collaboration with Corporate Affairs Commission, Central Bank of Nigeria and Nigeria Customs Service undertook a massive Nationwide registration exercise of new taxpayers in 2016.
“We are also carrying out a sector-by-sector tax audit, which have increased compliance across all tax types and taxpayers categories. Over N8 billion have been recovered through this.
“Also, the Voluntary Assets and Income Declaration Scheme, VAIDS encourage voluntary disclosure of previously undisclosed assets and income for the purpose of payment of all outstanding tax liabilities to boost revenue collection.
“All this will help improve the low tax ratio from 6 per cent to 15 per cent by 2020 and curb the use of tax havens for illicit fund flow and tax avoidance,” it stated.
According to the report, the service was instrumental in the signing of a Bilateral Taxation Agreement on double taxation on income and capital gains.


Also, the service had signed the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development’s Multilateral Instrument, which aims to tackle the issue of base erosion and profit shifting by multinational companies operating in the country.
The report showed there were currently a number of bills at the National Assembly that when passed would help to improve tax revenue.
Some of the bills include the Stamp Duties Act Bill, 2017 and the Value Added Tax Bill, 2015.

http://www.premiumtimesng.com/business/242346-firs-generates-n2-11-trillion-7-months.html

See as them hang him leg..

Man no be God. Thank God for his mercies and healing power

rottennaija:
My president, I just admire this man

Me too. God bless Baba PMB

LastMumu:
[font=Georgia]Victor Moses has been our standout player. His energy and creativity has been a delight to watch throughout today.


We really need a set piece specialist in our team. At least one.

Yes o. Mikel has been trying to play that role recently, but he did not just click today. Cameroon crowded the midfield in the second half and one would expect our wingers and attackers to be fed the ball from flicks and set piece from the back
Overall, not a bad game. Cameroon needs this game to save their national pride, otherwise it will be a complete disaster for them

NNPC: We’ve crashed prices of petrol, cooking gas nationwide
September 03 2017

The Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) says sustained strategic intervention in the efficient supply and distribution of petroleum products has led to significant fall in the prices of premium motor spirit (PMS), also known as petrol, and liquefied petroleum gas (LPG), also known as cooking gas, nationwide.

In a statement on Sunday, Ndu Ughamadu, spokesman of the corporation, said a national survey by oil and gas forum, NNPC’s weekly TV programme, indicated that in the last few weeks, the price of petrol has fallen steadily from N145 per litre to between N142 and N143 per litre in some stations across the country.

He said the study showed that NNPC mega and affiliate stations across the country are selling the product for N143 per litre, while the pump price range from between N142 and N145 per litre in some major and independent marketers in Lagos, Abuja, Sokoto, Enugu, Delta and other major cities.

“One of the respondents in the survey and a manager at an independent fuel retail station in Abuja, Mohammed Abdullahi, said the station currently sells petrol at N142 per litre in line with the prevailing market situation in order to sustain the turnover of the business and to attract more motorists to the station,” the statement read.

“Another independent marketer in Mosimi, Emeka Ikechukwu, said the going ex-depot prices of PMS had dropped from N138 per litre in most depots to N133.28 in NNPC depots and between N130 and N131 per litre in private depots.

“However, the situation is slightly different in Aba and Umuahia in Abia State and Calabar in Cross River state where most independent fuel stations as well as major marketers selling the product at N145 per litre.

“The survey also showed a similar trend of drop in price for cooking gas with the average price for refilling 5kg cylinder at N2,215.96 from the former price of N2,500.00.

“The study further revealed that states with the lowest average price for the 5kg LPG refill were Kaduna and Niger at N2,000; Kogi at N2,005.00; and Oyo at N2,033.33.”

Ughamadu also said the prices of cooking gas has also reduced.

“At the NNPC Mega and retail stations nationwide, a 12.5kg of cooking gas that was sold for N4,500 a few months ago is now sold for N3,800 while other retail outlets sell the same quantity for N4,000,” he said.

“NNPC has sustained its interventions through sustained improvement in the supply of the products and remodeling of distribution channels to address sufficiency issues across the country.”

He added that the corporation had stepped up the resuscitation of some of its “critical pipelines and depots” such as the Atlas Cove – Mosimi depot Pipeline, Port-Harcourt Refinery – Aba depot Pipeline, Kaduna – Kano pipeline and the Kano depot which have enhanced efficiency in products distribution.

Ughamadu said efforts were ongoing to revamp and re-commission other critical pipelines and depots across the country to further push down the prices of petroleum products for the benefit of consumers.

https://www.thecable.ng/breaking-nnpc-crashes-petrol-cooking-gas-prices-nationwide

nerodenero:
Igbos are good business people with good creative mind to excel anywhere and everywhere they go but politically, I think they are miles behind and should learn fast.

Aside the above, I think the agitation, though not too loud during Jonathan as it is now is good for our politics.

Even if Biafra is not achieved yet, they have been able to send messages be it right or wrong to the Federal Government on the need to always ensure a collective government is formed which every part of the nation will feel regardless of political affiliations, tribe and religion. One good thing about this agitation is successive government will now know the need to carry every part of the nation along to ensuring nation building.

The current administration has used too many devisive tools that made the Biafra agitators to shout unnecessarily. I believe for the simple reason that the Igbos didn't vote PMB, that alone, should have been the reason for a collective governance to prove to them he cares too.

That side, Igbos should also realize that there is also the need to form alliance. You don't get to be politically relevant without taking sides. No man is an island. You can do a 'solo' run in business and be successful but politics is a different game. In Politics, your perceived enemy today is your friend tomorrow and vice-versa. Nothing is permanent in politics but interests.

Igbos are not marginalised under the current administration. All the cries about marginalisation is blackmail.

Igbos cannot play opposition politics. They will rather plot to bring down the house than play opposition politics..
For them to play opposition politics, they will call Nigeria a zoo and plot to destroy the country. Under Jonathan and past PDP Govt, Nigeria was eldorado..

Ken Nnamani urges Igbos to learn from the Yorubas

We should play politics of ideas, and avoid abusive words. Ndigbo do not have the ingredients for opposition politics. We do not have the media or business or money to play opposition politics. We are not anywhere because of our bad politics,” he added

https://www.naij.com/1085284-ken-nnamani-urges-igbos-learn-yorubas.html

https://guardian.ng/news/senate-ex-president-nnamani-emerges-leader-of-south-east-apc/


It’s not easy to play opposition politics in Nigeria — Ngige

Read more at: https://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/04/its-not-easy-to-play-opposition-politics-in-nigeria-ngige/

CAN IGBO PLAY OPPOSITION POLITICS IN NIGERIA FOR 10 YEARS? - Joe Igbokwe

http://saharareporters.com/2015/08/03/can-igbo-people-play-opposition-politics-nigeria-10-years-joe-igbokwe

Igbo In Lagos Cannot Afford To Be In Opposition –Ibekwe

http://independent.ng/igbo-lagos-cannot-afford-opposition-ibekwe/

OkunrinMeta:
Wole Soyinka said (when stating his support for biafra) and i quote " If you do not confront your past, you are going to mess up your future". When talking about anything biafra, it is necessary to remember 1967 and let that guide us.

Would you be fine if all the southeast got in this administration is the minister for trade?

So Foreign Minister is not a Minister? What of Labour? What about science and Tech? What of DG Budget Ministry? You are too greedy

Cameroon vs Nigeria 4 September 2017

Tournament: 2018 World Cup qualification

Location: Stade Ahmadou Ahidjo

Match date: 04.09.2017 at 18:00 (6PM)


On September 4 2017 at 18:00 in Yaounde at the Stade Ahmadou Ahidjo Cameroon will play against Nigeria in the regular game of the 2018 World Cup qualification.



Cameroon Vs Nigeria: Super Eagles Target 34 Game Unbeaten Run In World Cup Qualifiers
September 3, 2017 2:00 pm



Nigeria’s impressive FIFA World Cup qualification campaigns could hit 34 game unbeaten run on Monday evening if the Super Eagles avoid defeat in Yaounde in the return leg of their 2018 FIFA World Cup qualifiers double-header against the Indomitable Lions of Cameroon, Completesportsnigeria.com reports.

The Eagles who beat Cameroon 4-0 at the Godswill Akpabio International Stadium Uyo on Friday have not lost in 33 World Cup qualifying matches since the 1-0 away defeat to Angola in Luanda on the road to Germany 2006, Tanga Sports‎ revealed in its latest detailed statistics-based report

The Germany 2006 World Cup, regretfully, was a tournament the Eagles failed to qualify despite two wins against Algeria (away) and Zimbabwe (home) in the later stages in which they scored five goals apiece. Angola picked their first World Cup ticket at the expense of Nigeria.

Nigeria’s first appearance at the World Cup finals was in USA ’94 after near misses of the past with the Indomitable Lions denying them the opportunity for a place at Italia 90. The Eagles only missed the Germany 2006 World Cup, and have participated in the 1998, 2002, 2010 and 2014 editions.

Breakdown of Nigeria’s 33 game unbeaten run so far in the FIFA World Cup qualifiers is as listed below: ‎


Road to Germany 2006

Nigeria 2–0 Rwanda
*Angola 1–0 Nigeria✔*‎
Nigeria 1–0 Algeria
Zimbabwe 0–3 Nigeria‎
Gabon 1–1 Nigeria
Nigeria 2–0 Gabon
Rwanda 1–1 Nigeria
Nigeria 1–1 Angola
Algeria 2–5 Nigeria
Nigeria 5–1 Zimbabwe

Road To South Africa 2010: 1st Round

This page provides the summaries of the CAF second round matches for the 2010 FIFA World Cup qualification and the 2010 Africa Cup of Nations. The 48 qualifiers (45 direct entrants plus 3 winners of the first round) were split into 12 groups of four in the draw held in Durban, South Africa on 25 November 2007. Teams in each group played a home-and-away round-robin in 2008, with the 12 groups winners and 8 best runners-up advancing to the third round. As not all groups were of equal size after the exclusion of Ethiopia and the withdrawal of Eritrea, when ranking the runners-up, their results against their group’s 4th placed team would not be counted.

Mozambique 0–0 Nigeria
Nigeria 3–0 Kenya
Tunisia 0–0 Nigeria
Nigeria 2–2 Tunisia
Nigeria 1–0 Mozambique
Kenya 2–3 Nigeria

AFCON 2010 And World Cup 2010 2nd Round Qualifiers

Nigeria 2 – 0 South Africa
Sierra Leone 0 – 1 Nigeria
Equatorial Guinea 0 – 1 Nigeria‎
Nigeria 2 – 0 Equatorial Guinea
South Africa 0 – 1 Nigeria
Nigeria 4 – 1 Sierra Leone

Notes on the tie-breaking situation:

South Africa and Sierra Leone are ranked by their overall goal difference.
Note: South Africa were automatically qualified as hosts of the 2010 FIFA World Cup. However, they were subject to the same rules as other nations for continuation to the next stage of the qualifiers. Failure to advance from this group eliminated them from the qualifiers for the 2010 African Cup of Nations.

Road to Brazil 2014

(knockout format):
1st leg: Ethiopia 1–2 Nigeria
2nd leg: Nigeria 2–0 Ethiopia

Nigeria 1–0 Namibia
Malawi 1–1 Nigeria
Nigeria 1–1 Kenya
Kenya 0–1 Nigeria
Namibia 1–1 Nigeria
Nigeria 2–0 Malawi

Road To Russia 2018

2nd round qualification series:
Swaziland 0 Vs 0 Nigeria
Nigeria 2 Vs 0 Swaziland

3rd round qualification series:
Zambia 1 Vs 2 Nigeria
Nigeria 3 Vs 1 Algeria
Nigeria 4 Vs 0 Cameroon

My people have been programmed to think in a particular way. The argument they are having over this thread is Muslim vs Christian, who will go to hell. Who will Go to hell between the followers of Arabs or Europeans / Caucasian?

The Angels were obviously white people, while it appears that dark /black people populate the hell. My people have the image of a white Jesus and Obviously Mohammed is Arab.
Everything good is depicted by white and everything black is a representation of evil.
Black sheep, blacklist, blackmail, black market, black money etc.
The inferiority complex is complete and the brainwash is real
It appears that the Arabs and the Caucasian don't need to do anything after what they have done in convincing us to serve a God that looks like them. The Chinese, Indians and some of other continents did not fall for this trap. We are the only one who served "Foreign gods"
To the Caucasian, Bible on hand, gun on the other hand. The Arabs, forced many blacks to embrace Islam.
Human beings have been existing for thousand of years, but the last 150 to 200 years sees us replacing our own religion with the imported one

Some evil people who plays politics with validating the victimhood mindset of the South Easterners are behind the rumour of lopsided appointments by PMB administration. In due time, they will all regret their actions. It is a natural law. You sow evil, you reap evil.