₦airaland Forum

GenBuhari:
GEJ is so clueless!

He does not even know Nigeria's economy has collapsed.

AtlanticBreeze:
Buhari not progressing at any angle, anti corruption, economy, security, education etc.. This is an original dullard.. smh

Greatchance:
There's is a big different between been a Phd holder and intelligence.
Clear yourself from all this stinking accusations you continue talking about international observers in an election that drastically disgraced you.
Mr. Former president, Nigerians don't remember anybody's good work. Clear yourself now that u have the chance.

Sunky200:
In summary he said "he have the right to remain silent because anything he says will be use against him in the court of law".
i agree with you sir

olatade:
Supreme court of fraud. My humble condelance to rivers state people who were massacred by jonathan and dame patience's terrorists to make WIKE gov in rivers state. There was no election but rape of election in rivers state.
Remember Rivers state recorded the highest number of death rate in the just concluded election both gubernatorial and presidential.

LeBari:
If you see Dakuku... HOSANNA;
Tell am say o... HOSANNA;
WIKE don win... HOSANNA;
O WIKE baby... HOSANNA;

If you see Amaechi... HOSANNA;
Tell am say o... HOSANNA;
WIKE don win... HOSANNA;
O WIKE baby... HOSANNA;

Shame for BAD people... HOSANNA;
Shame for BAAAD people... HOSANNA;
O WIKE baby... HOSANNA;
WIKE don win... HOSANNA;

taurus21:
Which plane? They should return by road Nigeria is broke

Akinstringz:
New update available... Jst 44mb fixing auto restart and phone call ishhh

ZKOSOSO:
Tufiakwa! NEVER!!
Sharia smelling everywhere around this APC!
God!!!!

With the global economy reeling from plunging oil prices
occasioned by massive over production, Nigeria, a key member
of the Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC),
which depends hugely on oil revenue for its foreign exchange, has requested an emergency meeting to discuss steps to possibly cut down oil production and prop up oil prices.
But Nigeria’s call has been opposed by Iran, another prominent OPEC member, which claimed that the time is not yet right for such an intervention.
Minister of state for petroleum resources, Dr Ibe Kachikwu, made
the call for an OPEC emergency while speaking at a panel session
at the ongoing World Economic Forum at Davos, Switzerland,
adding Nigeria’s voice to those of OPEC members, such as
Venezuela, that are requesting an emergency meeting of the oil-
producing nations to address the current oil crisis.
Speaking at the session, Kachikwu stated that with the oil industry
in its current state, the members of the OPEC, which produce
about one-third of the world’s oil, needed to do something
proactive soon.
He said, “There is a lot of energy around trying to meet earlier.
Obviously, some of that is a panic reaction. Do we just sit back
and watch? Or do we put more efforts in talking to countries, like
Russia, to try to get some consensus of what we need to be
doing?”
However, Iran disagreed with the premise of an emergency
meeting as the country’s oil minister, Bijan Zanganeh, stated that the organisation currently has little intention of making a drastic change.
“There should be an intention to make a firm decision in such a
meeting; otherwise, the meeting will have negative impacts on
world oil markets. The important thing is that there must be an
intention for change, but we have not yet received such a signal,”
the oil minister said, according to Reuters.
As the global economy heads for what is potentially a very volatile
year, analysts have said that OPEC, which requires a consensus
from all its members before it initiates a change, has to make a
decision very soon.
Following the crash of oil price from an average of $114 a barrel in 2014 to less than $30 a barrel presently, Nigeria’s economy, as
well as those of many other oil-dependent countries, has had an
economic depreciation. Nigeria’s budget is benchmarked at $38
per barrel of oil as the country needs oil price to rally to fund its
budget.
Some OPEC members such as Venezuela had called for
emergency meeting but others such as Saudi Arabia, said to have
an eye on the happenings in Iran as regards oil production, is yet
to make a categorical statement on the matter.
There’s No Tension Between Iran and Saudi Arabia –Koozechi
Following the ongoing rift between two Middle East heavy
weights, Iran and Saudi Arabia, over the execution of Iran’s top
cleric, Sheikh Nimr Al Nimr, the Iranian ambassador to Nigeria, His
Excellency Saeed Koozechi has said that there’s no tension as such
between both countries.
Speaking in an exclusive interview with LEADERSHIP, the envoy
stated that even though Iran was very unhappy with Al Nimr’s
execution by Saudi Arabia, both countries are not having a
regional conflict.
He also stated that the Islamic Republic of Iran also regretted the
burning of the Saudi Embassy in Tehran, saying some hoodlums
took advantage of the situation by taking the laws into their hands.
“We condemn the unfortunate situation in very strong terms and
we are happy that the police was able to put the situation under
control and no Saudi diplomat was injured in the incident.
“In fact, over 60 arrests have been made while the matter is being
investigated and the culprits will soon be charged to court’’, he
added.
On how the country is taking the severing of links by Saudi and
some other countries with Iran, he said it is regrettable that Saudi
Arabia was too quick in reacting the way it did, adding that it was
proactive and also encouraged other countries to do same.
Koozechi said he expected Saudi Arabia to have been more
thoughtful and logical about the issue, instead of trying to
overshadow their wrong doing.
He said that although the executed cleric was a reformist and a critic of some of Saudi Arabian government’s policies, he never did anything to counter the security of the country to warrant the treatment meted out to him.
He recalled that Al Nimr was arrested four years ago and was until his execution in detention, stating that the Iranian government was
not aware if he had the services of a lawyer to defend him in court
before his execution.
Oil falls 3% on swelling oversupply Oil prices fell three per cent yesterday as Iraq announced record- high oil production, feeding into a heavily over-supplied market.
Iraq’s oil ministry said oil output had reached a record high in
December.

Sunnybobo3:
There is nothing fake about it. One is Sahara Reporters while the other is Sahara Reporters-news.

arresa:
Cowards, evil, corrupt people, enemies of Nigeria and anti Nigerian elements are working overtime and fighting back to destroy Nigeria.


Now you've been warned. ...

engrlarex:
if uve not seen that Buhari is a blessing to Nigeria, then May God in his infinite mercies rule your life and the generation to come in your family the way Goodluck Ebele Azikiwe Jonathan ruled this country within his period in office...can I hear a louder Amen!!!

Abagworo:
This man should go and rest as this his shameful charade is becoming disgusting.

JeffreyJamez:
This match was fixed

Integrityfarms:
Incompetent cum clueless and confused administration, making common Lassa a glorified epidemic. We are gone, what if the APC government saw Ebola?

Smooyis:
We will equalize.

digoster:
and they(zombies) still won't see anything wrong.. SMH