₦airaland Forum

Super1Star:
As much as I detest strike, it is obvious that Aregbesola is an irresponsible governor, who single handedly ran the state bankrupt with his Commissioner for Finance.

There should be a law banning anybody working in the public service from having a private establishment . Most times, they always divert clients, customers and patients to their private practises. Some even end up using the little resources provided by government for their private practise.

guardsman:
May God punish d NSE & all those manipulating dat market like we witnessed during d AP shares saga. My family has gone thru so much hardship because of dis wicked individuals. It shall never be well wit dis "Beggar-thy-Countrymen capitalists manipulating d market to d detriment of hapless investors. When u hear stock market in Nigeria, if u ar an ordinary Nigerian, RUN. There's so much insider-trading & manipulation due to lack of proper oversight & supervision.

WebSurfer:
a typical example of children of hate.. They always try to hold someone responsible

snailspeed:
Stop exposing your ignorance in public. If it was the USA, he would not be in incaceration without trial in the first place. You go school at all?

bidemi12:
Bro's i am a U.S soldier . It is not hear say. It is part of our creed, ethos and army values.

ocholawealth:
Sometimes i wonder in bewilderment, most people[b] especially lawyers think their position on an issue is final hence sancrosanct.[/b] These fellows failed to understand that what they say is only but their personal opinions much like another layman's opinion and nothing else.

Stylaay:
Bro u really put forward good suggestions. Rent and cost of feeding should be looked into. monthly rent payment for real

Bevista:
The arrested person is not a politician , but it won't surprise me if PDP sympathizers still find some depraved reasons to throw tantrums at the president. Lemme guess - "...he is being witch-hunted for allowing vile campaigns against the president during the last elections".
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On a more serious note, the sheer scale of corruption & sleeze that goes on in Nigerian public offices is suffocating. How some disgruntled Nigerians (just because of hatred for the president) want this system to continue is beyond me.

obailala:
Dont mind those guys... Since the election era, a lot of educated but illiterate Nigerians were fortunate to learn one new word 'propaganda.' They have excitedly added this new word to their personal repository of words and they use it freely even without having any clue as to what it actually means.. Such a shame!

obyrich:
Lol. Coincidentally he wore a BROWN cap to fit.

Police immediately escorted her out of the event while the audience booed the woman and yelled at her to ‘get out,’ with one man screaming; ‘You have a bomb, you have a bomb.’

President of the Newspaper Proprietors Association
of Nigeria (NPAN) and publisher of THISDAY
newspaper, Nduka Obaigbena, has revealed that the
Nigerian Guild of Editors (NGE) collected N50 million
from the office of former National Security Adviser
(NSA) Colonel Sambo Dasuki.
Obaigbena, made this revelation in a letter he
directed to the Economic and Financial Crimes
Commission (EFCC), on the 30 of December,
2015.
In the letter Mr. Obaigbena, disclosed that not only
the Newspaper Proprietors Association of Nigeria
(NPAN) were beneficiaries of the N550 million
compensation fee from the office of former National
Security Adviser (NSA) Colonel Sambo Dasuki, but
that the Nigerian Guild of Editors (NGE) headed then
by the Special Adviser to President Buhari , Femi
Adesina, also received N50 million from the office of
the National Security Adviser.
http://an24.net/2016/01/06/editors-collected-n50-million-from-dasuki-nduka-obaigbena/

arewafederation:
But the "cluefull" successor to Yar'adua was smart enough to award the Indians a new deal with a higher profit?

You de think at all?

I just wonder how unpatriotic our leaders are. Given a chance, our leaders can sell the sovereignty of this nation.

Buhari/Osinbajo, you guys are our last hope. If nothing is achieved in this dispensation, I will have to relocate to Sudan.

asadike:
A real man just answered u. am tired of all these chewing gum boys of nairaland

ShowYourCertificate:
Biafra cannot stand. I've interacted with many Igbos. You guys are not even united among yourselves. Imolites can't marry the Anambrarians. The Delta Igbos don't see themselves as true Igbos. The Igbos view guys from Abakaliki as Igbotic-Fulanis (Igbos with Fulani mentality). Tell me how they can co-exist as Biafra? I laugh at your struggle. My advice is that we seek a unified Nigeria that practices true fiscal federalism. The Igbos will benefit from such unified Nigeria. I rest my case.