₦airaland Forum

Ama80:
I'm glad you saw somethin commendable in dat speech unlike apc membrs whom never saw anything gud in whatever fmr president gudluck did but criticism and condemnations.we wait Fr their magical healing of our land.

LuckyLadolce:
the same man u wished death for ... Success yi sha!!! Olohun joo gbe mi leke ota ooo Amin! Our president is indeed OLUWASEGUN (VICTOR).

BABA go on sohun!!!

[color=Teal]I like this your statement... Nice one there. [/color]

diamondzzs:
[s] R u mentally stable? Question also goes for d ppl who liked dis [/s]

[color=Teal]Igbo girls like any man that's rich or who came from a wealthy family SMH.

They can easily kidnap them because of their love of money... That's just the honest truth.

The funniest thing the guy won't even notice her. [/color]

IdiAmin1:
"Golddigging" is still better than being a female suicide bomber or a [s] dirty "orobotic" owambe girl. [/s]

[color=Teal] So you are proud your girls are "Gold-Diggers"?

Please where are they selling common sense? This retard_ really need one. [/color]

MrCork:
...who are u callin Old, u this Ghana Togolian woman from Togo? age is a nomba...Am a lover no a fighter and my job is to make females happy....including you!

[color=Teal]That is harsh and funny! [/color]

missclasssy:
[color=#000050]Swerve please --------------->>>>
And remain swerved.

But due to the spherical structure of the earth, you would still arrive here again. When you do, start swerving all over again.

Keep on repeating the process.[/color]

chymystique:
Please how many times will this particular thread be on frontpage abi the MOD that moved the topic is high on the excitement of mating with the opposite sex due to the cold weather

[color=Teal]It's the joy of "CHANGE" that wanna happen tomorrow. [/color]

missclasssy:
[color=#000050]WTF
Your manner of approach is zero.
You have poor communication skills
I hate your text style
I hate your text color( it looks gayish)

Worst of all, you irritate me. [/color]

[color=Teal]Quit this poor mentality!

Text looks gayish... Poor commutation skill... Manner of approach zero... Irritate you.

What you listed are pointless. Can't you try new excuse to prove you aren't a male? [/color]

missclasssy:
[color=#000050]Elucidate.[/color]

missclasssy:
[color=#000050]What is it you want?[/color]

missclasssy:
[color=#000050]What? [/color]

[color=Teal]Is that a question?

How many times have i told to stop bending your neck. Its childish. [/color]

missclasssy:
[color=#000050]That wasn't really morbid in that sense.
Just a description of an everyday death scene.[/color]

[color=Teal] Hey! [/color]

1stola:
Weed man

[color=Teal]What happened man? [/color]

Neduzze5:
Is for

Head Lamp

[color=Teal]Excuse me... Do i know you? [/color]

CR77:
I care

[color=Teal]You care?

I did thought you have accept "Change"...

By the way... Why don't you reply your mention? I don't understand you. [/color]

Borrussia:
[s] Anybody that comment after me is a fool. [/s] If we stop commenting on threads like this, there'd be decorum in romance section.

geni340:
dont let him bite U,, u can contract a malignant disease,, sister pls ruuunn!

[color=Teal] What's happening in here?

By the way... Why don't you reply your mail? [/color]

jcmaiah:
He just told him the truth. And definitely buhari himself was part of the history.

President Goodluck Jonathan on Wednesday forwarded the report of the 2014 National Conference to the National Assembly, with two days to the end of his tenure on Friday
(tomorrow).

The tenure of the current National Assembly too will end on June 5, just eight days away.The document was forwarded to the legislaturein a covering letter to the Senate and the House
of Representatives.

The Speaker of the House of Representatives, Mr. Aminu Tambuwal, read the House’ copy of the letter to members on a day that also turned out to be the valedictory session for the 7th
House.

Jonathan said the conference made far- reaching recommendations on many areas, including political restructuring and forms of government; political parties and electoral matters; public finance; national securities; land tenure matters and national boundaries; energy; human rights and legal reforms; and devolution of power.

Part of the letter read, “The recommendations of the conference on the implementation modalities of the resolutions are contained in Chapter Six of the report.

“The resolutions are classified into three broad categories, constitutional, legal and policy issues.

“The report further indicates the nature of the actions to be taken, the objectives to be achieved and the agencies that need to take the actions.

“The conference also submitted draft bills of resolutions that require constitutional amendments or legal enactments.” Jonathan added that a meeting of the Federal Executive Council held on March 18 approved the report of the conference and resolved among others, to transmit the draft bills to the
National Assembly.

Controversies had surrounded the conference, which was inaugurated on March 7, 2014. While some Nigerians believed that it was relevant, others simply dismissed the conference as a “jamboree."

There was a also a dispute between the Federal Government and the National Assembly over the relevance of the conference, coming at a time the legislature too was embarking on the alteration of the 1999 Constitution.

Many commentators also saw the conference as a “duplication” of the duties of the legislature, but there were others who felt its resolutions could be referred to the National Assembly for necessary legislative actions.

The promise to implement the report of the conference was a focal point in the re-election campaign of Jonathan in the period before the March 28 presidential poll.

But after he lost the election, there was a long silence on the report until it surfaced at the National Assembly on Wednesday.

The House merely admitted Jonathan’s letter and made no comments on the report before it adjourned sitting till next week Tuesday.

It is unlikely that the current National Assembly will take any actions on the report before its exit on June 5.