₦airaland Forum

Swyf:

metronaija2:
More at http://www.metronaija.com/2017/02/photos-fire-fighters-rescue-3-children.html

Pweedycutie:
Good day family!!...am Blessing by name and am aspiring to study in India. ..but the problem is I don't know anyone there neither do I know the best universities to study science related courses....
I have searched google but it would be better to hear from someone who is there...
Please help a sister in need. God bless
@ishilove please help me move this to frontpage

autotrader014:
Bros u don old ooooh..

Dat movie no be today sumtin.

temitemi1:
Atiku for President

oromankirisi:
I saw this magazine early this morning while trying to pack some old school books for my nephew,my dad bought one newspaper and a magazine everyday, when we where younger. And back then the covers were sensational and spot on, can't believe this one has being here for all of 12years now! I have decided to read this at work today as I have only heard vague accounts of the cover story

MrCyril:
TROUBLE IN PORTHARCOURT CITY!!

Please, all PHC resident:
Have you all noticed
that thick black soothes are all over Portharcourt - even inside the homes- the sole of your feet is very black and we inhale quantities everyday.

Early in the morning your cars are all covered with the same thick soothes.

Nobody seem to be saying anything about it.

Please, my people, what is going on? Could it be that a company is messing up the environment so massively and threatening our survival and we don't seem to know and care?

I am worried.

Let's push this until it gets to the appropriate quarters for answers and solutions

Abiagirl777:
Aww,the mistake you made cos my family moved out from woji this Yr sept after we became uncomfortable. While I was preggy,I always perceived this uncomfortable pungent smell especially at dawn ,which my husby confirmed was from refinery coupled with the black soot ish.
Though its the same here but its less compared to the Woji one.we miss Woji light though.

Buyeradvertcom:
OPERATIVES of the Rivers State Police Command on Monday said it would withdraw police orderlies attached to politicians in the state during the December 10 reruns.

The operatives, who spoke during a meeting with stakeholders in Port Harcourt, also said it would not allow any police officer to go close to the polling units with guns and ammunition.

The state Commissioner of Police, Mr. Francis Odesanya, said the police would provide a level-playing field for all political parties in the election.

Odesanya said the police command would ensure that hoodlums did not have their way, stressing that the law would punish perpetrators of violence during the exercise.

He said, “This meeting is important to enable stakeholders to conclude all arrangements to ensure that the election is free, fair, credible and violent-free.

“All security escorts attached to the politicians will be withdrawn till after the elections. No security will be allowed to move to the polling units with gun.

“This is one election the police are taking seriously because we want to prove to the world that we are capable of providing security. The police will not give in to such laxity in security again. We will not fold our hands and watch criminals hijack the process. “

He added, “I warn all politicians to maintain the peace. Anyone who causes violence will be visited with the full weight of the law. The hoodlums who have been given fake security uniform will not have the chance to wear them.”

http://punchng.com/police-withdraw-politicians-orderlies/

sweetgala:
Subsidised fertiliser that is.

Explorers:
Imagine, and that will cost millions of dollars. Their love for tourism is going to the extreme and their making millions also.

mediahubng:
An agreement between the governments of Nigeria and Morocco, anchored by Fertilizer Producers and Suppliers of Nigeria, FEPSAN and a Moroccan company, OCP will yield one million tons of fertilizer through local production for next farming season. This will be a short term solution that will, by a signed agreement also force the price of fertilizer from N8,000 to a low of about N5,000.

http://verge24.com/2016/12/05/3420/

In a statement obtained from the facebook page of the Special Adviser, Media and Publicity to the president, Femi Adesina, a Memorandum of Understanding also signed during the visit of King Mohammed VI of Morocco to Nigeria by Mr. Thomas Etuh, President of FEPSAN and Dr. Mostafa Terrab , Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of the OCP Group, FEPSAN and OCP, will come together to promote innovation in an effort to contribute towards productivity-led agricultural growth and improve farmer livelihood.

OCP, a majority state-owned company of Morocco is a world leader in phosphate and its derivatives, committed to the development of agriculture in Africa.

The agreement also seeks to promote the use of agricultural inputs including access to adequate fertilizers as a major lever for improving agricultural productivity and farmers’ income.

brightology3:
boy get of my mention

brightology3:
who is this again for God's sake. get back the hole you came from