₦airaland Forum

baliyubla:
Atiku 1 Vs Dullardeen 0.

Atiku is definitely coming.

Yes I agree with you!

Esseite:
In as much as APC SW can churn stupid statements involving the North and SW while tagging it from Igbos just so to hold guard on tribal lines and breed hate...


Tinubu has the right to run for presidency.

The newspaper mentioned Ohaneze and I can't remember when they denied this position but You as the jobless Ohaneze spokesperson is here ranting on what he doesn't know

adesuara:
He must av eating vegetable

Leave am for vegetables. Continue with your carbohydrates!

Alawaxbimbex:
I feel like crying for Naira Marley right now...they should release this guy abeg....he has done nothing wrong....

...but he has succeeded in brainwashing you and your young ones that yahoo-yahoo is the only way out, using any unfortunate ones around you for rituals.
There's power in the words (songs)

Three Nigerians bag 40-year jail for attempting to smuggle drugs, firearms into UK
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Three Nigerians have been sentenced to a combined 40 years in UK jail over charges of conspiracy to supply firearms and drugs.

The trio, Kennedy Udo, 29, Michael Mgbedike, 22, and Emmanuel Okubote, 27, were convicted by Woolwich Crown Court.

According to Metropolitan Police, Udo of Avery Hill Road, Eltham, SE9 was sentenced to eight years and six months, having been found guilty of conspiracy to supply drugs and being knowingly concerned in the fraudulent evasion of a prohibition on the importation of goods.

Mgbedike of Spur Road, Orpington, BR6 was sentenced to eight years, having been found guilty of conspiracy to supply class A drugs.

READ ALSO: Alleged credit card fraud: Judge remands Naira Marley in prison

While Okubote of Evan Cook Close, Peckham, SE15 was found guilty of conspiracy to supply firearms with intent to endanger life, conspiracy to possess ammunition with intent to endanger life, conspiracy to supply class A drugs and possessing ammunition with intent to endanger life.

Okubote was sentenced to 23.5 years’ imprisonment on 9 November 2018.

Ibadan critical to our development plan —Federal Government
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By Tunde Ogunesan
On May 19, 2019

MINISTER of State for Aviation, Senator Hadi Sirika, has said that Ibadan, the Oyo State capital, as a city, is critical in the development agenda of the Muhammadu Buhari-led Federal Government.

He said this was the reason the Ibadan Airport was penciled in by the government as part of projects for rehabilitation in the industrial revolution agenda of the administration.

Sirika stated this while addressing journalists in Ibadan, on Saturday, after the inauguration of the recently-built terminal building at the airport at Alakia.


The minister, who arrived at the airport at exactly 3:05 p.m., in an aircraft marked 5N-BVR, was received by Senator Soji Akanbi on behalf of the people of Oyo State; manager, Ibadan Airport, Mr Victor Akinselure; and other staff of the airport.

Chronicling the political, socio-economic, and historical development of the city, Sirika went ahead to inaugurate the terminal building, while paying glowing tribute to the heroes of the city.

He was accompanied by the Managing Director, Federal Airport Authority of Nigeria (FAAN), Saleh Dunomah; Director, Nigeria Metrological Agency (NIMET), Professor Sank Nashir; acting Permanent Secretary, Mr John Eboigbe, among others.


“The importance of Ibadan and its environs, the rich history, culture and tradition, the trade and its commerce and the size of the population of Ibadan make it too important as a city to be ignored.

Emefiele’s reappointment will ensure sustainable rice production ― RIFAN
“The Federal Government, through the ministries of transportation and aviation, is conscious of this. Therefore, we undertook this project to rehabilitate the airport and try to recreate activities around it to take it past its previous glory.


“We cannot grow bigger or run faster than our fathers. Therefore, we will not abandon these cities for their historical significance, population, contribution to the development and growth of this country, socio-economic activities, trade, politics, tradition and culture.

“This city of Ibadan, indeed, is a pillar city in West Africa. It is central, just like Kano. We revere this city and against this background, the ministries of transportation and aviation decided to rehabilitate the Ibadan terminal building and some other associated works, including perimeter fencing,” he said.


Addressing journalists, the airport manager, Akinselure, said with the inauguration, Ibadan Airport was “ready to fly,” urging the Federal Government not to relent in its effort to ensure the standard of the airport increase and it is put to full utilisation.
https://www.tribuneonlineng.com/212765/amp/

Going the way of the living and Holy God is a one-person's race. Girl, you don't need majority to be focus. You still have some 'obstinate' minority with you!
Shedrack, Meshack and Abednego dared the system and they were blessed for it.
That failure or excellence in Biology doesn't dictate your future.
Continue God bless you richly.

AstralBody:
If she only knew that God help those who help themselves!

So says the book of satan!

Nogodye:
Who is filming and who is watching...Our wife has gone mad again!

The filmee and the filmer are chronically mad!

MarianaTrench:
R. I. P to her

RIP, can you tell us you know what this means or you just want to type something?

kaen1317:
Hausa should be President and not Yoruba. The southeast will gladly vote a buhari over any candidate from the SW.

The writer is right aferall because of this kain people:


"How can a people who are stuck in political stasis be called to the table for negotiations? How can a people who are on the path of no certain destination be taken seriously?"

I REARED CHICKEN TO SPONSOR MY EDUCATION – LASU BEST GRADUATING STUDENT, OLA-GBADAMOSI OLADOTUN
written by Damilare Salami
May 16, 2019
Ola-Gbadamosi Ridwan Oladotun, LASU best tudent , 2017'2018
The overall best graduating student for 2017/2018 academic session with 4.88 CGPA at the Lagos State University (LASU) Ola-Gbadamosi Ridwan Oladotun, has narrated how he reared chicken to meet his personal and academic needs while in school.

He said it was difficult for his father to pay his first tuition fee of over N280,000 when he gained admission into the university in 2013.

Oladotun, who finished from LASU’s faculty of Engineering emerged best overall graduating student together with one Nneka Karen Enumah of the faculty of Science as they both graduated with CGPA grade of 4.88.

To assist his father financially, Oladotun, in his valedictory speech at the 23rd convocation ceremony of the University, said he decided to invest the cash prize he received at his secondary school Speech and Prize Giving Day in the production of 150 broilers, which he successfully raised from day old chicks till maturity during the 2013 Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) strike.

“I remember using bandage to wrap their broken legs and a sipping straw to administer drugs on one of the birds not because I cared about their health but because I was desperate about making the desired profit. The return on the investment was used to cater for my personal and academic needs,” he said.

Narrating how the journey began, the Engineering graduate said, “I attended Federal Government College, Ijanikin Lagos where I finished as the best graduating student in 2013. “My flair for Physics and Mathematics was at its peak, driven by my inquisitiveness to unravel what was behind the functioning mechanisms of structures and systems.

“So, I decided to study Mechanical Engineering. Though, paying the tuition of LASU Engineering students as at 2013 (N284,750) was a big task mindful of the fact that two of my younger siblings were getting ready for tertiary education and my father had the onerous responsibility to shoulder all of the financial demands from all of us.

“Meanwhile, my late mother, Mrs. Aishat Adejoke Ola-Gbadamosi who would have supported him died while I was 12 years old. Eventually, my father was able to pay the full tuition, while l had to take charge of other associated expenses.”

His Matriculation Day, according to him, was a bitter-sweet day for him; while he was basking in the joy of being a university student, the thoughts of how his father was going to pay his humongous tuition fees for the remaining four years of his studies never eluded his mind for a seconds all through the ceremony.

Then, he took a decision that changed his story for the better. “I made up my mind out of sheer determination to obtain a very good CGPA because I knew with this; I would be able to apply for undergraduate scholarships offered by several companies.

“I made good my pledge and I became a beneficiary of the Nigerian Liquefied Natural Gas, MTN Foundation and Federal Government Scholarships amongst other grants which were utilized in paying my school fees and other sundry expenses,” he narrated.

He called on government to create an environment that will attract more of foreign investors and collaborators in the field of Engineering.

This, he said, will enable the country to have the right manpower to drive its industries and in the long run improve the gross domestic product capacity of the country, while reducing unemployment simultaneously.

“Equally, Nigeria will experience youth’s application of information and other technological means to solve humanity’s problems rather than using existing ones for cyber bullying and other crimes,” he added. Earlier in his convocation address, the Vice Chancellor, Professor Olanrewaju A. Fagboun, noted that for the first time, the University graduated 57 first class students. While he tasked the graduands on the challenges ahead, he advised them not to entertain self-doubt.

http://www.citypeopleonline.com/i-reared-chicken-to-sponsor-my-education-lasu-best-graduating-student-ola-gbadamosi-oladotun/

Chukwurah003:
An illiterate wants to be Osun Governor. What a joke

"Let’s remind the PDP that when Adeleke was rejected by the APC years back for the senatorial election, the PDP adopted him within hours and dumped their best qualified and professional minds."

sirusX:
Can they now reduce their tarrif on data & calls??

You don't understand the Capital Market, I am sorry.

Kulas:
But let's be honest, if this is to be based on merit, qualification and who will perform best,Nwajiuba is the man and not Gbaja.
It's just that in this country, tribalism and nepotism have taken the place of merit and performance

Please throw up your facts to back this assertion. Until then, it is a mere opinion.

Court of Appeal nullifies Delta State High Court Judgment, declares Omo Agege Winner of the Senatorial Election.

Details soon...

*RE: RCCG MINISTER COMMITS SUICIDE*
The attention of the leadership of the RCCG has been drawn to reports of the death of one Mr. Michael Arowosaiye said to have committed suicide in Abuja on Tuesday May 14, 2019.

The report which has been trending on the social media and has also featured in the newspapers, said the man decided to take his own life after going into depression.

While the RCCG leadership sympathises with the family of the deceased, it has become necessary to clarify the mis-information and absolute falsehood in the report.

The said Mr. Michael Arowosaiye was not a minister in the RCCG. He was a singer and a keyboardist in one of our Youth Parishes in Abuja until 2017 when he left for another ministry.

His movement to another ministry notwithstanding, Michael, through his elder brother who is presently one of the coordinators of the RCCG Youth Choir, continued to get invitation to minister in RCCG programmes.

He had accommodation problem in 2018 and though he was no longer in the RCCG, a family in the Mission gave him the Boy’s Quarters of their house in Sunnyvale Estate in Lokogoma FCT, which was where he lived till the unfortunate suicide incident.

It is therefore untrue to refer to him as a Minister in the RCCG. It is also misleading and absolutely incorrect to create the impression that RCCG does not care for its Members and Ministers. The RCCG is in the forefront among organizations with robust welfare package in Nigeria.

*Pastor Olaitan Olubiyi*
*_Head, Media & Public Relations_*

RexTramadol1:
Good work




But not 90%

Oya, make you bring Una facts and figures to dispute this official estimate

lovere:
Workers are poorly kitted

Who the best kit epp since 1960?
A n wiru, o n wiru!

Barbaric people still plenty for this World. Who get the power to banish people, through the constitution or one forsaken and drunken traditionalists

Chicagoesontop:
so na by force now to fast ... I can't wait to see Pastors telling members that they will be arrested if they didn't fast and pray or even pay their Tithe ..

First of all, Jesus Christ of Nazareth is my Lord and Savior. I believe He died for my sins and was raised for my Justification.
I am saved from the grip of hell fire by the Blood of the Lamb. Halleluyah!

Back to the discourse: Take Force away from Islam and between ten to twenty years, the religion of 'peace' will die out.
Religion where the father can't tell the children he has found Jesus and vice versa. Where wife cant declare her faith in Jesus and vice versa.
Emirs cant declare publicly their new found faith to the subjects and vice-versa.

Jesus Christ is my Lord, my Saviour and my God

gbigbega:
Please read again, He already assigned someone to handle the matter. He was going for a business meeting in Lagos when he heard the news.

These people are not happy that the Church is not culpable. The more you unravel what actually transpired, the more disappointed they become, especially if the Church is coming out clean

CreepyBlackpool:
Nothing is free, even in Freetown.
Even Airtel freebasics is no longer free.


Las las you must give something in return for that apartment

You are talking about yourself and your ilks.
Some Nigerians are still kind without any strings attached to it.

IamD18:
I'm sure [/b]he use to pay tithe.

[b]I'm also sure he met Adeboye for help but he asked him to pay more tithe and keep praying to God to provide for him.

This is a big lesson to those who allow these pastors to deceive them. They'll never help you in time of need, if not, that guy would have been alive.

You have lost the meaning of what "I am sure" means!

Since you were so sure, what did [b]you, who knows so much [/b]about his predicament do?
The only thing you were never sure of is whether you, yourself could be of useful value to humanity

See who is pointing one finger to someone's else. The other four are pointing against you!