₦airaland Forum

na your type their children dey rotten at 10 years we know your type nonsense
U havnt said anytin, u just running ur mouth like an illiterate Try and counter my point

Poor officiating and bad pitches the hallmark of the NPFL

Congrats man

As much we want to hate d messenger, let's nt ignore d message I don't tink I can allow my children to watch nigerian movie they use too much vulgar words.

prove me wrong no hating

Omo no be small tin o

Somepple don steal d E

Lai Mohammed: we promised u versace and we will not relent in our effort to make sure d E gets to u safely just be patient we ar doing all we can

The government needs to very sincere abt dis BH matters, as contradicting report hav emergr from dis saga

Power is intoxicating, I Hp jammeh respects himself and vacate d sit. No be family business NA

Dats d official story pls d wife should come and explain wat d money is really meant for

Beauty pageant abi Call me later if there is sometin important to discuss

I Hp d perpetrators will be brought to book..so minor as it looks its a crime

Well nt surprised, all buhari policies on forex has backfired.
Earlier dis week d govt placed restrictions on blackmarket thereby causing scarcity of d dollars which has in turn raised d exchange rate

God help dis antihuman govt

Nawa o, we ar crying for reduction in d allocation to d national assembly and so pple ar jacking d budget. Is the president aware of this.

Now I know y the budget increased from 6 to 7 trillion.
The nigerian youth need to wake up from the sleep of tribalism,religion and ethnicity and behave like educated pple and start questioning wat dis OLD PPLE GOVT do .forget APC and PDP they ar all criminals and unite wen they want to steal our money

Towncrier007:
nice one, he's waving in public while his boiz are under ground with guns ready to snatch ballot boxes.

Lol
Its is d normal tin in niaja
I hope very soon. we change dis deadly politic we play in dis part of the world

I think u need a verry good lawyer, bt ar u sure d house is in good shape?

wat is special abt dis,it would have better to count d no of foreigners in nigeria

We have a failed educational system

Abeg I wan ask if dis government. pple get heart 200percent . Haba we need to shoot dat VC and d former govt .

Probing those useless criminal VC should hav being Buhari first point of call, they ar educated criminals

I hope the money is recovered,criminals everywhere whether the name is PDP or APC as long they ar politicians they ar all criminals
I think the also change is govt can give nigerians is amending that scandalous constitution

This govt will have done d same if they were in power then, how do u think election is being funded, u think am in govt and I will just start withdrawing from my bank account.rubbish

Please buhari should come out to explain carefully hw he funded his election, ameachi and co also stole and looted their states money ;DThis govt will have done d same if they were in power then, how do u think election is being funded, u think am in govt and I will just start withdrawing from my bank account.rubbish

Please buhari should come out to explain carefully hw he funded his election, ameachi and co also stole and looted their states money

Fight against corruption indeed,until we start obeying rule of law and possibly amend d constitution, I don't see any conviction in d nearest future

I don't know if nigerians have seen the effect of the money supposedly spend or released to dose ministries. The year is coming to an end and no clear evidence dat this budget is working


I hope buhari and his saints will explain better next time, not just telling how much each ministry collected. So much for the zero budget ! Smh

Dis is good new though, where will you be posted if ur application is accepted. Just asking

Una never see anytin, all u need is divine connection.

Bt NDA is becoming very corrupt, u no know one general wey know anoda general wey know anoda general u ar on your own

Politicians will always be politicians,kill and die for a politician at ur own peril

Name your dog Buhari and you will be diligently prosecuted in today’s Nigeria but kill a harmless wife of an evangelist preaching the Gospel of Jesus and you will be acquitted! Welcome to the new improved Nigeria! This may sound surreal but it is the present day reality we live in in Nigeria. The injustices in today’s Nigeria are just too glaring. For instance, Reuben Abati ALLEGEDLY got ₦50 million from Dasuki and goes to jail. Rotimi Amaechi ADMITTEDLY spends $500k (₦235 million at today’s rate) on a one day dinner for Soyinka and becomes a minister! Yet we say we are fighting corruption. In the midst of these social injustices we have a President who continues to complain to anyone who cares to listen that he met an empty treasury. Said the President “I felt like absconding from the country due to the economic challenges.. We inherited a badly managed economy”. The above statement by President Muhammadu Buhari is most dishonest and in terms of lying it is only bested by his Independence Day lie when he said “Investors from all over the world are falling over themselves to come and do business in Nigeria.” Nigeria’s economy is being badly managed now. It was not badly managed under President Goodluck Jonathan. I will now list several actions of the Buhari administration that brought our economy to the state it now is in-a recession. The first is the rushed implementation o the Treasury Single Account instead of the gradual implementation planned by the Jonathan administration which conceived of the concept of the TSA. The second is failing to appoint ministers on time and when he finally appointed ministers the President appointed a woman whose highest degree is a Bachelors in Economics from a second class British University (The University of East London) to succeed a PhD from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and former Managing Director of the World Bank as minister of finance. Not done with putting round pegs into square holes, President Muhammadu Buhari appointed a man who studied French to replace a man who has a PhD in agricultural economics from Purdue University and who had worked at the highest levels of the Rockefeller Foundation as minister for agriculture. The third reason is the President’s interference with the independence of the Central Bank of Nigeria and his public comments of what he would do with the Naira. This led to foreign exchange restrictions that saw 270 companies fold up (according to the Nigerian Labour Congress), 7 foreign airlines leaving Nigeria, 10 foreign shipping firms divesting from our economy and over $3 billion capital flight from Nigeria. The fourth and most avoidable reason was the constant negative comments that the President made whenever he left the country on state visits. President Buhari de-marketed Nigerians by calling us ‘criminals’ to the Telegraph of London in February of this year. He went to India and declared that Nigeria’s institutions were massively corrupt and then he went to the US to say the same. Yet he expected foreign investors to flock to Nigeria? I do not think so. Before Mr. President puts the blame for our present economic malaise on former President Jonathan, he should remember that during the previous administration Nigeria was projected by CNN Money to be the third fastest growing economy in the world and by both the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund as the largest economy in Africa. Moreover, when he was speaking to the Conservative Party, former British Prime Minister, David Cameron, said of Nigeria under Jonathan as follows “Yes, we’ve been hearing about China and India for years …but it’s hard to believe what’s happening in Brazil, in Indonesia, in Nigeria too”! And when the President complains that Jonathan did not save he must assume that we all love reading cartoons like him instead of the history books! President Buhari must think that we have forgotten how the Jonathan administration met about $6.5 billion in the Excess Crude Account, ECA, and increased it to almost $9 billion by 2012 only for the Nigerian Governors Forum led by his Supreme Court justice visiting minister for transport to use their influence at the House of Representatives to get them to declare the Excess Crude Account illegal in 2012. Not done, Rotimi Amaechi and his cronies at the NGF approached the Supreme Court to challenge the legality of the Excess Crude Account and Jonathan’s decision to transfer $1 billion from that account to the Sovereign Wealth Fund. Still not satisfied, Amaechi and his co travelers caused the then minority APC members of the House of Representatives to approach a Federal High Court, on the 7th of February, 2014, for a perpetual injunction restraining the Jonathan administration from operating the ECA and to pay all the proceeds of that account into the Federation Account for sharing amongst the three tiers of government. The effect of that action was that the Jonathan administration was forced to share the funds in those accounts amongst the three tiers of government. And what did the Senate, controlled by the President’s party say when they rejected his proposal on the $29.9 billion loan that your administration sought permission to take? The Senate rejected the loan request because of the “incompetence of presidential aides tasked with preparing the proposal”. Yet this is a President accusing the administration under whom Nigeria enjoyed her most consistent and fastest GDP growth of badly managing the economy. Go look in the mirror sir! Mr. President, if this is the change you promised us, then please permit me to redefine change. CHANGE is defined as elders borrowing $29.9 billion to spend on their wants while CHAIN is defined as youths who would have to pay back (with interest) the $29.6 billion that was not spent on them. If your father goes to the bank to borrow money to buy clothes for himself and puts your name as surety to repay the loan, you will be a fool to be excited that you will one day inherit second hand clothes. I have said it before-a President who could not generate wealth for himself in his private business cannot generate wealth for you through government business. A president who had to take bank loan to buy his nomination form would definitely have to take another bank loan to fulfill his campaign promises!

Name your dog Buhari and you will be diligently prosecuted in today’s Nigeria but kill a harmless wife of an evangelist preaching the Gospel of Jesus and you will be acquitted! Welcome to the new improved Nigeria! This may sound surreal but it is the present day reality we live in in Nigeria. The injustices in today’s Nigeria are just too glaring. For instance, Reuben Abati ALLEGEDLY got ₦50 million from Dasuki and goes to jail. Rotimi Amaechi ADMITTEDLY spends $500k (₦235 million at today’s rate) on a one day dinner for Soyinka and becomes a minister! Yet we say we are fighting corruption. In the midst of these social injustices we have a President who continues to complain to anyone who cares to listen that he met an empty treasury. Said the President “I felt like absconding from the country due to the economic challenges.. We inherited a badly managed economy”. The above statement by President Muhammadu Buhari is most dishonest and in terms of lying it is only bested by his Independence Day lie when he said “Investors from all over the world are falling over themselves to come and do business in Nigeria.” Nigeria’s economy is being badly managed now. It was not badly managed under President Goodluck Jonathan. I will now list several actions of the Buhari administration that brought our economy to the state it now is in-a recession. The first is the rushed implementation o the Treasury Single Account instead of the gradual implementation planned by the Jonathan administration which conceived of the concept of the TSA. The second is failing to appoint ministers on time and when he finally appointed ministers the President appointed a woman whose highest degree is a Bachelors in Economics from a second class British University (The University of East London) to succeed a PhD from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and former Managing Director of the World Bank as minister of finance. Not done with putting round pegs into square holes, President Muhammadu Buhari appointed a man who studied French to replace a man who has a PhD in agricultural economics from Purdue University and who had worked at the highest levels of the Rockefeller Foundation as minister for agriculture. The third reason is the President’s interference with the independence of the Central Bank of Nigeria and his public comments of what he would do with the Naira. This led to foreign exchange restrictions that saw 270 companies fold up (according to the Nigerian Labour Congress), 7 foreign airlines leaving Nigeria, 10 foreign shipping firms divesting from our economy and over $3 billion capital flight from Nigeria. The fourth and most avoidable reason was the constant negative comments that the President made whenever he left the country on state visits. President Buhari de-marketed Nigerians by calling us ‘criminals’ to the Telegraph of London in February of this year. He went to India and declared that Nigeria’s institutions were massively corrupt and then he went to the US to say the same. Yet he expected foreign investors to flock to Nigeria? I do not think so. Before Mr. President puts the blame for our present economic malaise on former President Jonathan, he should remember that during the previous administration Nigeria was projected by CNN Money to be the third fastest growing economy in the world and by both the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund as the largest economy in Africa. Moreover, when he was speaking to the Conservative Party, former British Prime Minister, David Cameron, said of Nigeria under Jonathan as follows “Yes, we’ve been hearing about China and India for years …but it’s hard to believe what’s happening in Brazil, in Indonesia, in Nigeria too”! And when the President complains that Jonathan did not save he must assume that we all love reading cartoons like him instead of the history books! President Buhari must think that we have forgotten how the Jonathan administration met about $6.5 billion in the Excess Crude Account, ECA, and increased it to almost $9 billion by 2012 only for the Nigerian Governors Forum led by his Supreme Court justice visiting minister for transport to use their influence at the House of Representatives to get them to declare the Excess Crude Account illegal in 2012. Not done, Rotimi Amaechi and his cronies at the NGF approached the Supreme Court to challenge the legality of the Excess Crude Account and Jonathan’s decision to transfer $1 billion from that account to the Sovereign Wealth Fund. Still not satisfied, Amaechi and his co travelers caused the then minority APC members of the House of Representatives to approach a Federal High Court, on the 7th of February, 2014, for a perpetual injunction restraining the Jonathan administration from operating the ECA and to pay all the proceeds of that account into the Federation Account for sharing amongst the three tiers of government. The effect of that action was that the Jonathan administration was forced to share the funds in those accounts amongst the three tiers of government. And what did the Senate, controlled by the President’s party say when they rejected his proposal on the $29.9 billion loan that your administration sought permission to take? The Senate rejected the loan request because of the “incompetence of presidential aides tasked with preparing the proposal”. Yet this is a President accusing the administration under whom Nigeria enjoyed her most consistent and fastest GDP growth of badly managing the economy. Go look in the mirror sir! Mr. President, if this is the change you promised us, then please permit me to redefine change. CHANGE is defined as elders borrowing $29.9 billion to spend on their wants while CHAIN is defined as youths who would have to pay back (with interest) the $29.6 billion that was not spent on them. If your father goes to the bank to borrow money to buy clothes for himself and puts your name as surety to repay the loan, you will be a fool to be excited that you will one day inherit second hand clothes. I have said it before-a President who could not generate wealth for himself in his private business cannot generate wealth for you through government business. A president who had to take bank loan to buy his nomination form would definitely have to take another bank loan to fulfill his campaign promises!

the redefinition of change by buhari

I hope this guy doesn't win. This guy is a TV celebrity for God sake hw can he tackle serious economic issues

U can't start building campuses without the proper facilities, nigerian governors with NA me do this project syndrome .
Equip the original campus and forget abt new campuses for now

Don't start what u can't finish, pls the number is abandoned projects is too much, I hope the lagos state govt will do d needful and finish the previous one b4 embarking on anoda

Education is nt for evrybody, they shld just go back home and start business.
Bad record for those people, just like in futminna if u caught just start looking for money to write jamb

This is d best way to curb crime at the grassroots,since u ar from dat community u probably know ur way around

So his onesided appointment is getting to apc governors that ar nt in d core north abi, until people understand that a man cannot just change overnight the better for them, 1984 comes to mind