₦airaland Forum

silverbirdng:
Source: https://www.google.com/amp/s/punchng.com/public-outcry-on-n5-5bn-suvs-an-insult-senate/amp/

Oblitz:
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But her body sef set like d model own nah........even set pass

nymphomaniac:
This one is strong...it’s disgusting to even go back there for the first few months. Not touching my wife for a year after childbirth.

GogobiriLalas:
What kind of nonsense ruling be dis , na by force?

gr8child:
Ihedioha has been complaining for one full month now.

damiloladuke:
A Nigerian lady has taken a step further in the art of being audacious after she dropped her phone number on a man's windscreen.

In her narration, she met him at a wedding and probably wanted to know more about him, but the man wouldn't ask for her number, so she decided to give it out her own way.

He eventually called and you will be surprised at what happened.

Read below:

I wrote my number on a piece of paper and stuck it to the windshield wiper of the car of a fine man I spoke to at a wedding today lol

He called not long after I had left and we spent the first minute laughing at my audacity.

Update!!! We hung out this afternoon and it was amaaaazinggg! I hard formed busy earlier, next thing oga calls and tells me he's coming to get me. I was like "no oh, I'm not going anywhere". Long story short, he's a lawyer and he knows how to feed his women. I am stuffed!

https://lailasnews.com/lady-drops-number-on-mans-windscreen

kcmichael:
And you didn't petition njc when wike court sack APC in rivers when it is clear court has no say in party primary

LuciferReverend:
Where is the Abuja to Daura route link?

dre11:
http://thenationonlineng.net/fears-over-obasanjos-link-with-foreign-poll-observers/

murecool:
OFFICE OF THE VICE PRESIDENT
PRESS RELEASE

STRONG MOMENTUM & CONTINUOUS GROWTH IN ECONOMY FURTHER SHOW BUHARI ADMINISTRATION'S POLICIES WORKING


*2018 overall reflects sustained improvement in non-oil sector

In what is a clear indication of the effectiveness of the economic policies of the Buhari presidency, Nigeria's Gross Domestic Product (GDP) figures recorded a marked improvement in the fourth quarter of 2018.

According to the National Bureau of Statistics, NBS, the GDP figure for the last quarter in 2018 is 2.38 per cent, reflecting continuous growth.

Below is a statement released in response to the new GDP figure by the Special Adviser to the President on Economic Matters, Dr. Adeyemi Dipeolu:

"The latest figures released by the National Bureau of Statistics, 2.38 per cent for the fourth Quarter (Q4), 2018 show an appreciable improvement in the growth performance of the economy. The figures are encouraging in several respects.

Notably, the growth recorded in the fourth quarter of 2018 (Q4 2018) was higher than both the growth of 1.81% in Q3 2018 and in the corresponding fourth quarter of 2017. Indeed, quarter-on-quarter growth from Q3 2018 to Q4 2018 was 5.31%, which signals a great potential for a higher annual growth rate.

In annual terms, the growth rate more than doubled in 2018, rising to 1.93% as compared to 0.82% in 2017, again reflecting the strong momentum of growth.

Also notable is the fact that growth in Q4 2018, and indeed for the whole year, owed a great deal to the performance of the non-oil sector. The non-oil sector grew at 2.7% in Q4 2018 as compared to 1.14% in the oil sector. The non-oil sector also grew by 2% in the whole year 2018 which was considerably better than its growth in the whole of 2017, which was 0.47%. The share of the non-oil sector in GDP was 92.94% while the oil sector contributed 7.06%.

With the maintenance of this trend, the economic diversification objectives of the Economic Recovery and Growth Plan are well on their way to being met.

It was encouraging that agriculture which accounts for 26.15% of total GDP grew by 2.46% in Q4 2018, while manufacturing grew by 2.09%. The service sector which accounts for 53.62% of GDP registered its strongest growth performance in 11 quarters.

Transport and storage, as well and information and communication, were particularly notable growing at 13.91% and 9.65% in the whole of 2018. This owes a lot to the investments that are being made in roads and rail as well as in broadband infrastructure.

The NBS figures also show that 39 out of 46 economic activities recorded growth in Q4 2018 which shows that growth across sectors is becoming more mutually reinforcing.

This growth is consistent with the policies and principles of the Economic Recovery and Growth Plan (ERGP) relating to macroeconomic stability and economic diversification. When better economic fundamentals like lower inflation rates, increased foreign reserves, a more stable exchange rate and increased capital inflows are taken together with increased investments in the real sector, infrastructure, the social sector and business environment; it portends well for economic performance in 2019 and beyond.

Indeed, the economy remains well on course to grow by 3% in 2019 as estimated in the Medium-Term Expenditure Framework."

The Buhari administration will continue to pursue the ERGP diligently and Nigerians can expect that economic conditions will continue to get better even as we move on to the Next Level.


Laolu Akande
Senior Special Assistant to the President on Media & Publicity
Office of the Vice President
12 February, 2019

Copyright ©️ 2019, Office of the Vice President, Prof. Yemi Osinbajo, SAN, All rights reserved.

AutoJoshNG:
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Exactly six days ago, we made a post on how the Nigerian Customs Service (NCS) are working towards the reduction of the current vehicle import duty from 70% to 45%.

The Comptroller-General of Customs, Col Hameed Ali (retd.) has urged the federal government to reduce the 35% levy on imported vehicles , saying the move is necessary to check the rising cases of smuggled vehicles into the country. You can read all through the link here.

An automobile expert thinks otherwise; he proposes that reducing the import duty of these used cars can be dangerous to the economy.

The Vice-President, Business Development, Dana Motors, Mr Olu Tikolo, on Saturday said that the recent call for the reduction of import duties on used cars portends danger to the 2013 Nigeria Auto Policy.

Mr Olu Tikolo made the call at a media parley at his office, Akin Adesola, Victoria Island, on the partnership between Cars45 and Dana Motors.

Tikolo, on the heels of the recent call made by some stakeholders demanding a reduction on the tariff for imported vehicle by 15 per cent said such reduction could derail the existing auto policy. Saying it is anathema to the desired economic prosperity of the country.

“We must understand the prospect of the 2013 Auto Policy by the previous government which is aimed at encouraging local manufacturing of cars in Nigeria.

“The call for the reduction in the tariff for the importation of used cars portends great danger to the economy and also for investors’ confidence in our economy.

“Only the manufacturing sector can contribute effectively to the Gross Domestic Product (GDP) of the country which cars assembly and manufacturing can contribute up to 7 per cent.

“In other advanced countries, car manufacturing contributes up to 12 per cent of their economy, examples are South Africa and Brazil,’’ he said.


https://autojosh.com/reduction-import-duty-cars-danger-economy/

Ivoryd1:
...love your last statement.... Truly we can't utilize illegality to overcome illegality......
But lets face the fact...he's the cjn and head of njc, tell me who among the judges will nail or the njc should nail him and sack, its like saying the FEC should sack the president when he does something impeachable....you and I both know the njc and the courts won't have the balls to do d@....plus all the loopholes the constitution has intentionally created like all this phony injunctions and all others these lawyers feed on to truncate justice and bend it in their favor....so tell me can any good justice com from the courts or njc he superintends .....
Now answer this question... ISN'T IT MORAL FOR THE CJN TO HAVE STEPPED ASIDE OR RESIGN TO PROVE HIS CASE AND BE JUSTIFIED KNOWING FULLY WELL THE HIGH MORAL STANDARD AND 'HOLINESS' OF HIS OFFICE AS CJN........he shouldn't be found wanting or with questionable character.....
On buhari issue, he acted within his power to suspend him till his case is proven otherwise, he didnt sack him....the cjn case is the main issue, not buharis orders.....so let's actually condemn the cjn as 'he who must come to equity must come with clean hands'

deomelo:
Must [s]the President do or demand what the citizenry should have demanded that the crooked, self-confessed and corrupt judge resing?[/s] Is this not what Nigerians should be demanding even before the president stepped in.


Nigerians totally ignored the lawless act committed by the disgraced CJ against them and their constitution, but they are going out of their way to kill the President for doing what they should have done.

Where is the sense and wisdom in allowing such corrupt, lawless and a lawbreaking character with unexplained millions of undeclared dollars in almost a dozen bank accounts remain in office?

We are so desensitized and used to corruption that it doesn't bother us, we even ignore corrupt public officials and instead fight and go after the people we actually pay to fight corruption.

If this is how we truly feel about corruption and criminal acts, then maybe we should just abolish all our law enforcement agencies and save the billions we budget on their behalf every year.

alizma:
politics is a game, in fact, a "rough" game that must be played within the law. I don't know if there is sinister motive behind Onnoghen's suspension but whether there is or not, the Buhari camp with the help of Onnoghen himself has played within the law.
1. the law that vested right on Buhari to appoint CJN also vested on him the right to suspend the same person and also the right to appoint another person to act in his capacity. go and read Nigerian Law interpretation act.
2. the suspended CJN by his position is not expected to be found wanting or claiming ignorant of certain portion of Nigerian law or declared himself not sound in mind(Forgetfullnes)
3. Onnoghen has a written acknowledgement, admitting that he is rightfully accused but sighted forgetfulness which is not recognize by law as excuse.
4. Before the politicians get you into shouting what you don't understand, Onnoghen has only been suspended not sacked

Now let's look outside the law
1. Assuming that Onnoghen is from Kaduna, Katsina or even Kogi and a case like this comes up of which he admit but Buhari decides to retain him, will Nigerians from the east in particular have support and praise Buhari?
2. before you criticize Buhari, remember the Kemi Adeosun's case. ignorant was not taken as excuse then why now.

alizma:
politics is a game, in fact, a "rough" game that must be played within the law. I don't know if there is sinister motive behind Onnoghen's suspension but whether there is or not, the Buhari camp with the help of Onnoghen himself has played within the law.
1. the law that vested right on Buhari to appoint CJN also vested on him the right to suspend the same person and also the right to appoint another person to act in his capacity. go and read Nigerian Law interpretation act.
2. the suspended CJN by his position is not expected to be found wanting or claiming ignorant of certain portion of Nigerian law or declared himself not sound in mind(Forgetfullnes)
3. Onnoghen has a written acknowledgement, admitting that he is rightfully accused but sighted forgetfulness which is not recognize by law as excuse.
4. Before the politicians get you into shouting what you don't understand, Onnoghen has only been suspended not sacked

Now let's look outside the law
1. Assuming that Onnoghen is from Kaduna, Katsina or even Kogi and a case like this comes up of which he admit but Buhari decides to retain him, will Nigerians from the east in particular have support and praise Buhari?
2. before you criticize Buhari, remember the Kemi Adeosun's case. ignorant was not taken as excuse then why now.

PaChukwudi44:
All this mumu investigators why not conclude your investigations before going to the media.There is nothing wrong with the CJN having investments.In fact judges are supposed to invest so as not to fall to temptation by accepting bribes.

All this media trial is hogwash.If you think you have a smoking gun then take it to the NJC.

ykmotors:
Thansks Camry 2008 is 2.2m Lansing cost

Thanks all this truck is cheaper in Lagos than Cotonu, I can easily help u get it here very cheap. if you really interest in it.

Nigerianblogs:
A woman is on the verge of divorcing her husband, after she made a shocking Discovering that he connived with their family doctor to remove her womb, so she will be unable to ever give birth again, Doctor Olufunmilayo who shared the story on his page said, the couple had some kids already, and the based of the fact that the husband wants no more kids, he went extra miles and pulled out her womb with a Doctor..

Ready the intriguing post below!

So why did the man not get a vasectomy instead of removing his wife's womb without consent? ?? Chai! The love of self!!


From Ebiwali---
http://www.ebiwalisgossip.com/2018/08/woman-destroys-her-husbands-properties.html

Gistformant:
GistMore.com

3 sisters pregnant at the me time. This so lovely!

BY GISTMORE http://www.gistmore.com/3-sisters-pregnant-time-photos

agabusta:
The NJC should not have ordered withdrawal of the case from the Judge if indeed the Judge did not commit any misconduct.

Their action is contradictory to me. You said the Judge did not commit any misconduct, and you are still ordering that the case should be reassigned to another judge.

Invariably, they have fallen into the trap tactically set by Innoson. As what he wants is a delay of his trial.

oshe11:
Which Country AIRSPACE them dey



And would the child have DUAL CITIZENSHIP




ANY ANSWER PLEASE

Jesuspikin8:
So e mean say Akwa Ibom don colonize all our home fixtures?

The kind of lobbying Akpabio fashioned must have been in long period installments

LexngtonSteele:
Nothing disrespectful.


It's honoring her legacy


I wonder what would be at a prostitute's wake though...


D1ldos. ..condoms and cucumbers?

habgito:
Sony Music Act, Davido shared how much he spent while clubbing after his One Africa Show in London.

The "If" crooner spent almost 5k pounds on drinks (Approx 2.5 million naira).

Taaty Billion dey jaare!!!!!!

SOURCE: http://www.jamienaija.com/2017/05/davido-spends-25-million-on-drinks-at.html

Daminaj1:
Temi Otedola, Daughter of billionaire Femi Otedola in a recent photoshoot channeled a market woman and she nailed it.

Decked out in a blue lace, silver gele and blue heels, Temi looked relaxed. Would you say she killed the shoot?
Source: http://www.daminaj.com/2017/03/billionaire-daughter-temi-otedola-poses.html

ideylaff:
That's a very big lie, he joined PDP in his 30's does that not tell you all you need to know.

He was never that wealthy but lived on past glory , reputation that was over inflated in the midst of old money.

He made so much from building Tinapa that the project is still distressed with crippling debts to date.

Duke was iboris very good friend and they did loads of hidden deals together.

Please do no defend what you don't know much about