₦airaland Forum

Not moved?

Then don't honour the summons let's see what happens.

Bunch of talkatives.

geeez: Uncle Fola, I love you truly but you're falling my hand

I just read the column in today's Punch and I know this is not Uncle Fola, who is always cool and calm, struggling to defend an atrocity he was forced to commit

The honorable thing to do now is resign. This is already bad enough

Did you force him?

kalokalo: Then who are those paying 250 billion naira on foreign medical care in a year? You will be surprised how many average Nigerians are flocking to India for medical care. Go there and see many ordinary Nigerians there in hospitals.

Those people you refer as ordinary are people like Ngozi Nwosu, who received aid from friends and family, they are the lucky few. Some of them have waited for months for contributions from church members, friends, NGOs etc to get enough money to pay their bills.

You are standing at a distance and looking in at the problem just like most other people.

Even in the richest countries insurance is the key.
The responsibility of providing good health care lies with the government.

collynzo2: Why do they always have to kill the drivers? Why exactly?

Very sad indeed.

NO
Unless you relocate all the omoluabis

Fynestboi: fynestboi: A two-storey building collapsed yesterday in Utako District of Abuja, the nation’s capital city, just as one of the occupants escaped death narrowly.

The collapsed building which was an abandoned one and situated behind Media Trust office, publishers of Daily Trust Newspaper took place barely few weeks after a block of a government secondary school collapsed in Karu, a suburb town in the Federal Capital Territory (FCT)

Saturday Vanguard gathered that[b] although, the illegal occupants of the abandoned building escaped unhurt when the incident took place yesterday at 9am, but one of them was said to have narrowly-escaped.[/b]

When contacted, director of FCT Development Control Department, Yahaya Yusuf who explained that the building had long been marked for demolition and the owner was expected to foot the financial cost of the integrity test, said, “we are aware that there was a building collapse somewhere in Utako.

We had already marked the building and we told the owner to stop work. We were at the stage of conducting an integrity test when we heard about the building collapse.

”An independent body was supposed to do that at the expense of the owner. There were no casualties as occupants of the uncompleted building had already been warned to vacate.”


http://www.vanguardngr.com/2013/10/two-storey-building-collapses-abuja/

Very poor journalism

Manure has died

eaglechild: Arsenal wins 4 -1

I'M FEELING SOOOOO COOOOL

OH NO
THIS IS SOOOOOO GOOOOOD
I predicted 4-1

Goal Ramsey!
Oh no
not again, sorry wrong thread.

Goal!
Very composed finish by Ramsey

Bedtner?

aieromon: Eto'o makes it 2-1

Offside.

Goal!!
Ozil!

Sorry wrong thread.

Goal Ozil!
Giroud assist

Arsenal is under pressure

corner

That was close

Chelshit is dying slowly

flamini cannot differentiate between ball and head again

Arsenal is really committed
Fighting for possession.
Arsene Wenger is really motivating these boys

Manure don die finish
Desolate thread.

ToyinDipo: I heard that the new Arsenal slogan is YNWT(You'll never win a trophy) can you help me confirm it please?

Wilshere just scored.

aieromon: I saw that goal. . . .

Offside Wheelchair

Go watch volley ball

GOAL!
Very classy goal!

Sagna poor cross

CHELSHIT
Crappy club
I said it.

Arsenal is looking very sharp

chelshit draws 1-1

Uninspiring
Unoriginal
Bicurious
Neocolonial
Bull crap

What happened to his native Yoruba attire?

henrychubayo: I don't know weda am the only one seeing it differently. But the state of affairs at the aviation sector has made me more concerned.

You are not alone.
I hope they speed up the project.

taharqa: Yaa!! And about 2months ago, Nigeria won d BEST IMPLEMENTING COUNTRY IN THE WORLD on transperacy in Oil/Mining Exploitation by EITI; yea, that right: Nigeria's NEITI won that award this year.....I just like President Jonathan. The guy, who unlike past Nigerian leaders and in spite of d lots of NOISE by Nigerian many loud mouths, keeps his cool and try to work methodically by changing underlining Systems/Processes/Institutions in order to achieve long lasting Objectives in stead of only playing to d gallery and winning small 'victories' today... In terms of Transperancy: signing d FOI Bill (Nigeria's most extensive move to OPEN Governance, and a bill that EVERY other previous leada, including d last two, refused to consider); Greater Openess in Govt, including such things as how much d State House spends in feeding itself and her guests (stuffs previously regarded as 'State Secrets'); Pushing tru Nigeria's longest series of more transperant Elections in d nations history (Anambra, Ondo, Adamawa, Sokoto, Edo, 2011, etc)- a KEY Prerequisite for more Openess; Instituting such programmes like IPPIS so as to track public spending, esp Salaries, and d sanitation of d workforce of Ghost workers, etc; Instituting Processes that wud force Every tier of Govt and even Private Cop to use 1 Accounting framework from Jan 2014; Pushing tru d passage of d PIB Bill, a bill that wud radically change d face and current deep secrecy in d Oil/Gas Industry by amongst other tins breaking up d still very corrupt NNPC (of course, d Clowns at d NA hv been sitting on d bill for more than a year now and d HYPOCRITES who were making lots of Noise b4 d President sent d bill to d NA hv all kept Mute whilst lawmakers sit on it); Etc, Etc....... Granted there is still LOTS OF WORK needed in order to fight Corruption in this country (I wud be d 1st person to say that, esp d need to constitute Special)

You are right,
there is definitely more openness in govt.
Sanusi sure has some good policies going for him.