₦airaland Forum

see all these spacemen driving their space wagons above me

lomprico:
We know since na.

how u take know? so that flying rail will never land abi

Rivers State Governor, Chibuike Rotimi Amaechi, has said the controversial monorail project he initiated would not be completed by his administration. He added that those expecting his government to execute more projects to have a rethink because, “we are looking for money now.”

The governor stated this yesterday in Port Harcourt, the state capital during a phone-in radio programme as part of his tour of media houses in the state.

Governor Amaechi, who also commented on several issues affecting the state at Radio Port Harcourt, claimed that the lingering dispute in the state judiciary was between the Chief Justice of Nigeria, CJN and the Judicial Staff Union, JUSUN.

On the way out, the governor, who sounded sarcastic, said former Nigerian Bar Association, NBA President, O.C.J. Okocha, SAN should be consulted,” alleging that it was Okocha that wanted to make his sister (Daisy Okocha) the  State Chief Judge at all costs.

Commenting on the deplorable roads in Eleme and Onne parts of the state, which led to the current strike by the National Union of Petroleum and Natural Gas, NUPENG, Governor Amaechi called on the Federal Government to do its roads, declaring that the one affecting the state was being done.

The governor, who received commendations from callers for the work he had done in the state so far, asked the federal authorities to release money owed the state. He alleged that based on what Rivers received from the Federation Account, 60 percent of it was being lost, noting that prompt release of the state’s allocation would enable him execute more projects.

On power supply in the state, governor Amaechi said that government had put in efforts to ensure adequate power supply, but blamed part of the reasons government’s efforts were not really being felt on possible vandalism of power equipment in the state. “I don’t know if that is political,” Amaechi said.

He accused the Federal Government of perpetrating corruption through the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation, NNPC oil subsidy account, adding that all the affected state governors had resolved to explore legal options on the matter.

According to him, “the governors are not against oil subsidy, but against corruption.”

He said because of the short period left for his administration and the level of work on the monorail project, another governor would complete it, asserting that the progress made on the monorail had baffled his detractors.

AyLuxury:
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Mynd44 ban this guy till 2099 or else.....

no hope for tye black man...if na oyibo their fake experimental drug for work in 5 seconds

no hope for the black man ... if na oyibo their fake experimental drug for don work

repogirl:
Op, do you think it is easy to be fine? Some try and try and they can never get there, so abeg free girls jare! Let their fineness be rewarded!

i don see ya pishure my dear...e no easy sam sam...i will encourage u to keep trying harder

kenbee: Thanks to our Big brothers (cameroun) for aiding us when it matters most.
No thanks to enemies from within. (boko APC haram)!

One certain thing is that Boko Haram days are numbered.

GOODLUCK NIGERIA 2015!!!

who is whose big brother

tit: Loobish

is he ya uncle?

Rumor have been everywhere on the internet that finally the boko haram commander has fallen.
The Federal government on its side has kept mute concerning the rumor so as not to raise hope... heard from a reliable source that there are investigations been carried on the body DNA test inclusive to ascertain his death before an official statement is made.
here is the picture othe suppose dead shekau .
GOD bless Nigeria .

goal.........

ZOOOOOOOMSSS PICS
picks up my ipad and vasiline and strolls to my bathroom....will be back in 20 mins

The president of The Gambia on Thursday threatened the lives of citizens considering fleeing in the face of intolerance towards gays and lesbians, the latest in a string of hate speech towards the LGBT community that rivals any other on the African continent.
Gambian president Yahya Jammeh was speaking in the town of Basse in the west African country when he made his comments, related to the idea that gays and lesbians are seeking more tolerant pastures. “Some people go to the west and claim they are gays and that their lives are at risk in The Gambia, in order for them to be granted a stay in Europe,” Jammeh said, according to the APA. “If I catch them I will kill them.”
In that same speech, Jammeh also said that the British at least are skeptical of these claims and have begun conducting tests on travelers from the Gambia to confirm their sexual orientation. This likely refers to reports from last year that British authorities were asking for “proof” from those entering the country seeking asylum on the grounds of LGBT persecution. “In extreme cases claimants had handed over photographic and video evidence of ‘highly personal sexual activity’ in an effort to persuade officials, the Home Affairs Committee found,” according to the BBC at the time. The British government is still facing the backlash from that revelation, but the targeting is not specific towards Gambians.
Jammeh’s latest comments aren’t the first horrendous statements he’s made against Gambia’s homosexual community. He once claimed that LGBT actually stands for “leprosy, gonorrhoea, bacteria and tuberculosis” rather than lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transsexual. In the same speech, Jammeh said, “We will fight these vermins called homosexuals or gays the same way we are fighting malaria-causing mosquitoes, if not more aggressively.”
The list goes on. Last year, speaking before the United Nations, the African leader said that gays and those who “promote homosexuality want to put an end to human existence,” adding: “It is becoming an epidemic and we Muslims and Africans will fight to end this behavior.” The year before that, he opened the legislative year by calling all gays “evil and ungodly.” In 2008, Jammeh reportedly said that he would “cut off the head” of any homosexual found in The Gambia, with same report saying he had “ordered any hotel or motel housing homosexuals to close down, adding that owners of such facilities would also be in trouble.”
“It is very dangerous when political leaders turn to homophobic statements to try to drum up political support,” Scott Long, director of Human Rights Watch’s Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender Rights Program, told IRIN at the time. “When statements like this are made, violence often follows – sometimes immediately and sometimes further down the line. It makes people think these are people that it is safe to attack.”
Jammeh is, of course, not alone among African leaders in holding contemptible views towards homosexuality, though his are among the most outwardly abhorrent. In neighboring Senegal, President Macky Sall dismissed overtures from President Obama that more needs to be done to protect gay rights on the continent. “We are still not ready to decriminalize homosexuality,” Sall said with Obama standing next to him, claiming that his country is “very tolerant” and shouldn’t be pressured over the matter.
Meanwhile, anti-gay laws in Uganda and Nigeria have activists fearful for their lives. The sad fact, though, is that this thinking towards gays and lesbians is one of the most tragic legacies of European colonialism. “Prior to western colonisation, there are no records of any African laws against homosexuality,” human rights and gay rights campaigner Peter Tatchell said to the Guardian. “The real import into Africa was not homosexuality but homophobia.” In recent years, conservative evangelicals have helped fan those flames to the point that Yammeh’s continuing disparaging remarks towards gays barely even raises an eyebrow among those who have heard his rants before.
http://thinkprogress.org/world/2014/05/16/3438789/gambian-president-threatens-gay-asylum-seekers-if-i-catch-them-i-will-kill-them/

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dancing sekem.... CP Achong my main man posted to my state... where those yeye boys wey say dem be cultists wey dey look for my wahala... ...but walahi...the man go finish the whole st moritz cigerrates wey dey uyo .... welcome Boss

Wats the gain of being first class in naija.... u emd up in the civil service... the second class become the owners of big firms..... while the third class become the politicians that rule over the 1st and 2nd class... the 1st class answers Sir to the 2nd class who is a multi million industrialist....and the 2nd class answers sir yo the 3rd class senator

even ashawo sef dey pray for good biz

barcanista: Huh?? Well i think Amosun shouldn't av arrested him. He probably did not have the right information. Arrest is not a good move.

wat do u mean by the right or left info ? now we all can see the difference...if na GEJ behave like this with all the manner of insults..naija for no get prison again na concentratiom camps we for get... where is the right to freedom of speech.

A 31-year-old man, Wasiu Ogunnoiki, has been arraigned before a Magistrate’s Court in Sagamu, for allegedly posting negative remarks about the Ogun State Governor, Ibikunle Amosun.
Ogunnoiki, who was arraigned on a two count charge, according to the charge sheet, contravened Section 249 (d) of the Criminal Code, volume II Laws of Ogun State, 2006.
He was alleged to have written on his Facebook page that Governor Amosun demolished houses in the state without compensating affected property owners.
The accused was also said to have written on his page that the All Progressives Congress (APC) chairman in Sagamu Local Government, Femi Felix Kafar, has dumped his party for the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP).
 Ogunnoiki, a commercial motorcyclist in Sagamu, was further accused of inciting people of the state against the Amosun led administration.
The accused pleaded not guilty to the charges and Chief Magistrate Ojo granted him bail in the sum of N400,000, with two sureties in like sum. The matter has been adjourned till December 5th.

http://www.dailytrust.com.ng/daily/news/33391-man-in-court-over-facebook-posts-on-amosun

http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2014-08-05/ebola-drug-made-from-tobacco-plant-saves-u-s-aid-workers.html

http://fomatmedical.com/2014/08/ebola-vaccine-antibodies-made-tobacco-plants/

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#TeamDorchester

Firefire: Never worry... it is not a fatality yet, better than ebola

pls i love laffong when its past 11 pm.make my wife no feel say i dey chat wit the girl she dey suspect me on watsapp