₦airaland Forum

Abagworo:
Fact is that Tinubu did not win up to 30% of vote cast hence the bitterness among Nigerians who wasted their time voting thinking it would count. For the records no election in Nigeria has ever been real or reflected the wish of majority except 2015 but the difference is that people didn't waste their precious time queuing up to vote in vain like this year.

You lied

frankyychiji:
And the man Tinubu wept!

You lied with your Photoshop, I put it to you, you are a big lair

Web2020:
Who elects Tinubu in the first place? Did he see Obi among the people protesting? Obi does his own in court, while Nigerians do their own in the street. You have stolen our mandate, and you want us to keep silent. You are joking. Nigeria is bigger than all of you

Shut your mouth, I did not vote for Obi, I voted for Tinubu so also majority of Nigerians.

C

millionaireman:
Shorrup, your people commit worse crimes that put Nigeria on scandalous corruption index all over the world.
You even prefer a drug baron who forfeited drug trafficking money to the US government to preside over you in Nigeria, instead of an Igbo man with no trace of drug trafficking.

You will cry on May 29, when Tinubu finally sworn in as president of Nigeria.

millionaireman:
Fulani is in charge of Nigeria.
You see how Ekweremadu and wife were convicted for Ekweremadu's role in hijack of the National Assembly leadership in 2015, in disguise for organ trafficking laws of the UK?

Fulani detest Igbo to the bone marrow because Igbo is like buffer for the rest of the oil producing areas in the SS. Fulani depends on proceeds from crude oil and gas deposits in the Niger Delta for living in Nigeria.

Igbo is like buffer against spread of Fulani type of Islam in the SE and rest of the Niger Delta region of Nigeria.

How does this rubbish you typed related to this woman's case? Why your people commit crimes in other countries. In some countries when they know that you are from Nigeria, they will put you in a special place and search you deeply to know if you are carrying drugs,
Which is causing embarrassment to other tribes.

vickymooore:
I give Authentic News.

Chief Justice of Nigeria, Kayode Ariwoola disguises on wheelchair in London hotel for secret meeting with Bola Tinubu

Chief Justice Olukayode Ariwoola has been sighted in London pretending to be a physically-challenged old man, Peoples Gazette learnt today, in what Supreme Court sources said was a clandestine preparation for a meeting with President-elect Bola Tinubu.

Mr Ariwoola’s movement was exposed to The Gazette as Mr Tinubu was arriving in London for what his team claimed was a relaxation trip after a hectic campaign that preceded his declaration as Nigeria’s president-elect last month. But Mr Tinubu kept his trip to London secret until it was exposed on Wednesday afternoon by Sahara Reporters, which said the trip was a medical emergency.

The Gazette learnt that Mr Ariwoola departed Nigeria on March 11 via Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport, Abuja. He was pushed in a wheelchair through the terminals to board a British Airways flight, our sources said.

Upon arrival in London, Mr Ariwoola, 64, was also wheeled into a hotel downtown, where he has remained ever since. But immediately after checking into the hotel, Mr Ariwoola abandoned his wheelchair and started moving around the facility unaided. The Supreme Court head is not known with any physical disabilities.

“He has been moving about in the hotel without any wheelchair,” a source familiar with the CJN’s activities at the London accommodation told The Gazette. “He was standing on his own in the elevator just yesterday.”

The Gazette learnt that Mr Ariwoola repeatedly picked up food ordered via delivery services at a mid-level lobby, including Uber Eats and Deliveroo. It was unclear whether or not he placed the orders by himself or how he paid.

With Mr Tinubu now in Europe, he would be meeting Mr Ariwoola in a secret arrangement to discuss issues unknown to Nigerians, our sources said.

“The CJN deliberately left the country more than a week ahead of Tinubu to avoid any suspicion about why both of them disappeared at once,” a source familiar said. “That is why he travelled secretly and Tinubu also travelled secretly.”

They thought that they could secretly move the president-elect abroad without anybody knowing about it,” a source said. “That’s one of the several mistakes they made on this matter, asides from the belief that they could allow the Chief Justice of Nigeria to move about in a London hotel for several days undetected after going through the trouble of disguising him in a wheelchair.”

The Gazette has temporarily withheld the CJN’s photos and the specific hotel he stayed in to protect a source central to this story.

A Supreme Court source said Mr Ariwoola wanted to meet Mr Tinubu to discuss issues that may arise from the budding legal challenge to the declaration as president-elect, including whether or not he should be worried about the petitions recently filed by opposition parties.

“The CJN would either assure Tinubu of victory in court or tell him that he should be worried about the dimension the petitions may take through the court stages,” the source said under anonymity to avoid facing administrative action for divulging privileged information to reporters. “But we may never know what they actually discussed after their secret meeting.”

“I am reluctant to start thinking about the of their meeting right now,” the source added. “But any fair-minded person will easily admit that both of them meeting in a foreign corner to discuss something that Nigerians will not know about is highly suspicious and should be unwarranted.”

Since you have the information of where both them are, you can go and ask them please leave us alone don't disturb us.

alanto:
Buhari shouldn't just sit tight while these boys set this country on fire with fake news.

Igbo leaders will not call their youngies to order it when the government arrest them that they will wear red cap to Aso Rock to go and beg in vain for their release

Hmmmmm

LegendHero:
If the incoming president Bola Tinubu do not regulate the media, then he will be a coward.

These fake news peddler cannot continue to hold Nigeria to ransom witn their fake news.

There has to be a firm bill from National Assembly that should be passed into law such that fake news peddler will be chilling at Kuje prison for 3 month of hard labor to reset their brain.

Yes, there must be a regulation

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IyaebeTheGreat:
She should get off social media with this stupid manipulation, so it is now she'll be celebrating here son's birthday on social media because what? Is she thinking her son will replace Ifeanyi in Davido's life? Rubbish. She intentionally wanted to trapp Davido with this child but she failed woefully. If you think you can trapp a man who doesn't truly love you with pregnancy, you are deceiving yourself because he'll hardly come around you and that child and no amount of manipulation will make him bow to you and that child. Davido will always love chioma and kids birthed by chioma for him more than any other opportunistic woman out there.

Are you from Chioma's family? Why are you taking it personal?

Fahdiga:
That's if he is sworn in. Obi will soon reclaim his stolen mandate.

Nobody stole Obi's mandate, I did not vote for Obi and majority of people in my area stop spreading fake information.

We are even praying that May 29 should come fast

Rulerofalaigbo:
Welcome development
I'll rather av trading partnership with Nigeriens than Some wasteland ppl from a particular doted region
Nigerien holds a significant stands in fighting terrorism in Nigeria so they deserve all the appealing development we bringing to them unlike some ppl who adds no political or economic value even security values to our dear nation

This is rubbish, we don't need this project now is a waste of Nigeria resources and you sound stupid

Being a governor of a state, especially Lagos State is not a child's play.
Oba of Lagos has spoken you can come back next time but not now, let us rest don't disturb us.

Ramadan Kareem

Yes, I sighted it immediately after Magrib prayer

Fattesticles:
Daddy don ask last price .

If you no accept that amount for oath tell me we get shrine to take oath 🤣🤣🤣🤣

Honestly sense is far from you

Lightorder:
that has been the reason they don’t prosper. Not all

And your people prosper with cocaine,scamming and fake products

Lightorder:
that has been the reason they don’t prosper. Not all

And your people prosper with cocaine and scamming

Both of you are smart, I will not talk more than that.

NothingDoMe:
He's Liberian. Agberos have allowed hate to finish their brain so tay they can't even recognize their own siblings again during Lagos state Governorship elections.

Were you the one drinking beer in that picture?
I am asking for a friend

O

If it requires, physical energy I will give it to men, but mentally you can't predict between the gender

Kingininge:
Yes I did

What happened

Kingininge:
*The UN appoints ex-Emir Sanusi, 16 others.*

By Admin
March 10, 2020

https://standarddailytimes.com/breaking-news/the-un-appoints-ex-emir-sanusi-16-others/

The United Nations Secretary General, António Guterres, today named the Emir of Kano, His Royal Highness Muhammadu Sanusi II, and 16 other influential figures around the globe as Sustainable Development Goals Advocates to push the agenda of the global development drive to a new height.

The appointments, which were released today, have Mr. Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo, President of Ghana Ms. Erna Solberg, Prime Minister of Norway as co-chairmen of the committee.

The announcement was contained in a statement released to Vanguard by the Special Assistant to the UN Resident Coordinator in Nigeria, Mr Fred Eno.

The statement said: “These 17 influential public figures are committed to raising awareness, inspiring greater ambition, and pushing for faster action on the SDGs, which were adopted by world leaders on 25 September 2015.

“United Nations Member States agreed to accomplish the SDGs by 2030. To build the momentum for transformative, inclusive development by 2030, the Secretary-General’s SDG Advocates will use their unique platforms and leadership to inspire cross-cutting mobilization of the global community.

“We have the tools to answer the questions posed by climate change, environmental pressure, poverty and inequality. They lie in the great agreements of 2015 – the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development and the Paris Agreement on climate change.

“But tools are no use if you don’t use them. So, today, and every day, my appeal is clear and simple. We need action, ambition and political will. More action, more ambition and more political will,” said the Secretary-General. 

“By joining forces to achieve our goals, we can turn hope into reality – leaving no one behind,” said Co-Chair of the SDG Advocates group Prime Minister Erna Solberg of Norway.

Said Co-Chair of the SDG Advocates and President of Ghana, Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo, “This is a time of great hope for the world. If we work smartly together and stay on course, we can raise millions out of poverty and significantly expand basic social services for many more by the 2030 end date of the SDGs.”

The Secretary-General has tasked the advocates with driving that action, building that ambition, and solidifying global political will.

The Advocates represent the universal character of the SDGs, hailing from governments, entertainment, academia, sport, business and activist organizations around the world. The Advocates will leverage and build bridges between their unique audiences, and work together to drive progress.

The Secretary-General has appointed some members of the previous class of SDG Advocates as SDG Advocate Alumni, and looks forward to their ongoing support and engagement.

*Members are:*

- Her Majesty Queen Mathilde of the Belgians (Kingdom of Belgium)

- His Royal Highness *Muhammadu Sanusi II, Emir of Kano* (Federal Republic of Nigeria)

- Her Highness Sheikha Moza bint Nasser, Founder, Education Above All Foundation (State of Qatar)

- Mr. Richard Curtis, Screenwriter, Producer and Film Director (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland)

- Ms. Hindou Oumarou Ibrahim, Activist, Environment and Indigenous Rights (Republic of Chad)

- Mr. Jack Ma, Founder and Executive Chairman, Alibaba Group (People’s Republic of China)

- Mrs. Graça Machel, Founder, Graça Machel Trust (Republic of Mozambique)

- Ms. Dia Mirza, Actress and Film Producer, UN Environment Program Goodwill Ambassador for India (Republic of India)

- Dr. Alaa Murabit, Founder, The Voice of Libyan Women (Canada)

- Ms. Nadia Murad, Nobel Laureate, Chair and President, Nadia’s Initiative, UN Office on Drugs and Crime Goodwill Ambassador (Republic of Iraq)

- Mr. Edward Ndopu, Founder, Global Strategies on Inclusive Education (Republic of South Africa)

- Mr. Paul Polman, Chair, International Chamber of Commerce, Vice-Chair of the Board of United Nations Global Compact (Kingdom of the Netherlands)

- Mr. Jeffrey Sachs, Director, Center for Sustainable Development, Columbia University (United States of America)

- Ms. Marta Vieira da Silva, Footballer, Orlando Pride, UN Women Goodwill Ambassador (Federative Republic of Brazil)

- Mr. Forest Whitaker, Founder and Chief Executive Officer, Whitaker Peace & Development Initiative, UNESCO Special Envoy for Peace and Reconciliation (United States of America)

*Secretary-General’s SDG Advocate Alumni are:*

- Her Royal Highness Crown Princess Victoria of Sweden (Kingdom of Sweden)

- Ambassador Dho Young-Shim, Chairperson, United Nations World Tourism Organisation’s Sustainable Tourism for Eliminating Poverty Foundation (Republic of Korea)

- Ms. Leymah Gbowee, Nobel Laureate, Founder, Gbowee Peace Foundation (Republic of Liberia)

- Ms. Shakira Mebarak, Founder, Pies Descalzos Foundation (Republic of Colombia)

- Mr. Lionel Andrés Messi Cuccittini, Founder, Leo Messi Foundation (Argentine Republic)

- Mr. Muhammad Yunus, Nobel Laureate, Founder, Grameen Bank (People’s Republic of Bangladesh).

*//Source:*

https://standarddailytimes.com/breaking-news/the-un-appoints-ex-emir-sanusi-16-others/

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BluePrincee:
Tinubu must return the people's mandate he stole, only then can the healing process begin.

The mandate with Tinubu is illegitimate, that is why he is begging for congratulations everywhere.

Tinubu did not stole any mandate, I voted for him so all so majority of Nigerians.

I have been betrayed several times, I don't let it way me down, I see it has part of challenges in life.

What do you have to say when igbos say Lagos is a no man's land?

aieromon:
This is the dent on his aspiration.

OUK won the senate election by 30,000 votes but only contributed 8,000 to the centre.

Akpabio on the other hand won his seat with 115,000 and delivered 160,000 to the centre.

He has a lot of lobbying to do.

Wow

KanwuliaExtra:
It means I could not “perform” in za oza room!
As in. . .

🎶🎵🎶🎵, . . Rude guuurl can you gerrit . . . gerrit. . . . gerrrit up. . . . 🎶🎵🎶🎵

But that is not important now