₦airaland Forum

Bitchvibe:
You are so boring, I hardly understood your last concoted post.

You must think you are intelligent but you have no talent. What you lack for in intelligence, you make up for in your stupidity.

Bitchvibe:
You just had to go to Google. Great you're doing something worthwhile other than making yourself look stupid. Calling you stupid is probably a complement.

Bitchvibe:
I'd like to see things from your point of view but I cannot get my head that far up your arse.

If I ever need a brain transplant, if choose yours because I'd want a brain that's nev been used.

Bitchvibe:
Cmon a sharp tongue is no indication of a keen mind. You possess a mindset that's sprained.

If I want any opinion from an ass(as yourself), I'd fart instead. Now get lost.

AnthonioAlsaid:
WHAT'S WRONG IN A GIRL BUYING GIFT FOR HER GUY
I'M CERTAIN YOU DON'T HAVE A GF
DUDE GROW UP
















FALCONEY WHY YOU LIKE QUARREL PASS FIGHT?? [/b][/color]

Bitchvibe:
If you don't hav anything reasonable to say, take a walk outta my thread. Too bad noones getting you shit

Bitchvibe:
So I've been thinking critically. Should I get my bf a hamper or just take him out for lunch. Or I shud get the hamper and take him out which would take a toll on me. He's kinda expecting something from me because I don't know how to keep my mouth shut. Not like I said it directly but I gave signs. Should I just ex the whole gift process and take him out?


Advice needed.

plaetton:
Fake NEWS.
I hope no one was foolish enough to take this Fake story serious.
First clue: Mr Donatus Onwuegusi

Cadamlk:
I will never participate in the consumption of these cancerous food .No matter how cheap it is sold.


Meanwhile the xmas chicken mama sent from village...........

Draei:

#Idd.

ellacute45:
the way he mentions your moniker these days ehnn

MrCork:
..you cheap skate mechanic loookin refugeee...how on earth can you aford refiner an were will you find the Moiney from...sellllling kerosene?...pls stick wit your kind (no oofense)

MrCork:
...sweeeeery dont worrrry..forget that cheap skate mechanic looking ulgy super ugly nairaland goat called Falconey who can't aford you.....I already hav a nice beauuuriful 17inches looooooooong loookin chrissssssmas *kondo* specially for you to unwrap...and it's still standiin!

Draei:

FRESH facts have emerged revealing that the National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control, NAFDAC, okayed the importation of a 20ft container of Egusi soup, Ogbono soup, and yam porridge from India which was recently intercepted by the Tin-Can Island Command of the Nigeria Customs Service, NCS.

It was discovered that the agency which is saddled with the responsibility of eliminating counterfeit pharmaceuticals, foods and beverages products that are not manufactured in Nigeria, issued numbers for the imported products.
Plate of rice,
The numbers, which authenticate imported products, were found on some of the items that were shown to Saturday Vanguard by the Comptroller of Tin Can Island Port Command, Yusuf Bashar. He condemned the development, noting that it was wrong to import the products at a time the Federal Government had granted zero duty for the importation of machinery for the packaging of agricultural products into the country.

Imported cancerous food
However, a top officer of the NCS, who pleaded anonymity, accused NAFDAC of issuing genuine registration numbers for the products.
He said: “When our boss asked NAFDAC officials how the NAFDAC registration number was issued for the product, no body said anything. It showed that there was a compromise somewhere. Can Indians cook our local delicacies more than we do here? That is how cancerous foods are imported into the country.”

Also, a freight forwarder, Mr. Donatus Onwuegusi noted that it was wrong for NAFDAC to have registered such consumables without considering their likely health implications.
He said: “It is very sad that the food which is being imported into the country for the first time already have original NAFDAC registration numbers on them. Yet the same NAFDAC will deny those who want to start producing pure water the registration number because they can not bribe them. It is bad especially at this time when the President is seriously fighting corruption.”
Monitor activities of NAFDAC

He urged the government to monitor the activities of NAFDAC to avoid future occurrence. Onwuegusi further commended NCS for using Thierry Initiative to intercept the container. He said: “The Customs tried but the government should find out the situation of the container of food handed over to NAFDAC to stop them from releasing it to the owner because the food can wipe out the whole country. NAFDAC must be investigated.”
Similarly, a consultant at Simmons Cooper, consultant to the Consumer Protection Council, CPC, Mr. Babatunde Irukera urged the media to work assiduously with the CPC in protecting consumers.

Urukera said: ‘’One lawyer in my office bought canned Moimoi and I said so they are exporting Moimoi to Nigeria. The thing was made somewhere in England. Recession affects individuals more than it affects companies. Companies will continue to shift impact to the people. This underscores the need for vigilance and the very critical role the media have to play in the society.

People import Moimoi
“The agencies are overwhelmed but only the media can help. A society where there is so much ingenuity, the consumers need protection. The Nigerian society needs protection. The media should seek ways of removing from the market hazardous products.”

Responding to the claims, a source at NAFDAC’s Department of Registration & Regulatory Affairs, told Saturday Vanguard that the agency was investigating how importers got NAFDAC numbers, saying she could not confirm or deny it.
The source said NAFDAC has guidelines and operating procedures for product registration.
Further efforts to reach both the Director of Registration & Regulatory Department Affairs and the Acting Director General of NAFDAC, Mrs. Yetunde Oni proved abortive as calls made to her telephone line were not answered.

Saturday Vanguard recalls that a few days ago, NAFDAC’s Deputy Director, Investigation & Enforcement, Mr. Francis Ononiwu had decried the influx of imported fruit drink into the country, blaming it on the absence of the agency’s staff at the ports.

“We are aware that most of these products come through the sea ports and NAFDAC is not on the ground at sea ports. Definitely, we cannot effectively stop the products from entering. That is a major challenge. If we are there the quantity will be much more reduced or eliminated. The federal government should consider taking NAFDAC back to the ports”

OZAOEKPE:
Adeboye don they get sen se small small...... all these religious criminals.

Ado-Ekiti-The General Overseer of the Redeemed Christian Church of God, Pastor Enoch Adeboye, has admonished state governors in the country to emulate their Ekiti State counterpart, Mr Ayodele Fayose, in standing up for and protecting the interest of their people.

He stated this in Ado-Ekiti on Saturday at the palace of Ewi of Ado-Ekiti, Oba Rufus Adejugbe Aladesanmi 111.

The renowned cleric, visited the monarch before attending a crusade at the Oluyemi Kayode Stadium, described Governor Fayose as a great defender of his people and their cause.
Adeboye also commended Fayose for taking great risks to defend and protect the interests of his people.

”Your Excellency, we thank God for your life, courage, boldness and being willing to take the risk so that your people can be protected and I know you know what I am talking about.
You can be sure that we are praying for you and you will succeed. I hope other governors will stand for their people like you and defend their people and say enough is enough,” Adeboye said.
Adeboye, who prayed for the restoration of the lost glory of Ekiti, also commended Oba Adejugbe for leading his people in the way of the Lord.
Earlier, Governor Fayose said Nigerians appreciate the efforts of Adeboye at taking the gospel round the world.

”We know that it is at this time of the year that you go round and we pray that God strengthens you.
Your visit is annually and when a man of God passes by, we want to take that advantage for him to bless us. We appreciate your efforts at taking the gospel round the world,” he said.
Oba Adejugbe also described Adeboye’s visit as a blessing to the palace, and the people of the state in general.

Pastor Adeboye later held a revival at the stadium and later visited Ilawe and Ogotun-Ekiti.

Danielnino00:
you complain at everything. you think everything is easy ??