₦airaland Forum

The All Progressives Congress (APC) on Wednesday donated
five million naira to victims of Friday’s bomb blast at the
Kano Central Mosque.
The APC National Chairman, John Oyegun, announced the
donation when he paid a condolence visit to Governor Rabi’u
Kwankwaso at the Government House, Kano.
Oyegun said the party deemed it necessary to donate the
token in order to support the victims of the most unfortunate
incident.
“I want, to on behalf of the APC, to convey a truly heartfelt
condolence and sympathy to the government and people of
Kano State over the sad incident.
“We share your grief and the people of Kano over the sad and
unfortunate event. We wish to make a token donation of five
million naira in support of the victims of the blast,’’ he said.
He said that the recent incidents in Kano State and Damaturu
clearly underscored the need for increased, concerted efforts
to end the insurgent activities, to save the country from
anarchy.
He, however, commended Kano State Government for the
support and assistance it extended to the Internally
Displaced Persons (IDPs) from the North-East.
“Let me use this opportunity to commend you because we
are not unaware of the support and assistance you are giving
to IDPs from the North-East.’’
Responding, Kwankwaso, represented by his Deputy,
Abdullahi Ganduje, thanked the APC leadership for its
concern.
Kwankwaso assured that the state government would
continue to work with various security agencies in order to
ensure security of lives and property of the citizenry.
The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that Oyegun was
accompanied by other national officers of the party.

http://thegistspot.com/news/apc-donates-sum-5-million-naira-kano-bomb-blast-victims/

qtx:
Are you not sure that you are in her level bracket? how can you generalise on marriage?

Marriage na do or die?

sexymoma:
Who is she

By the way.. The rate wey topics dey make fp this days dey baffle me
Reasonable ones, unreasonable ones, Valuable ones invaluable ones....

I tire ooh

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phantonce:
Meanwhile in other news,the bulletproof woman won the pdp ticket for her federal constintuency.

Senatorial zone, not Federal constituency

Truman155:
picture or adonbelivit #no comment

Check ur fp

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MrOlai:
Some ladies today commit all sorts of immoralities without d fear of God. These include:

1. Sex Before Marriage
Any sex outside marriage without parents' consent is a sin. This is fornication/adultery.

2. Serial Fornication with Different Men
Some ladies would have sex with up to 10 different men before getting married to d real husband who could be innocent! In fact, some ladies have lost count of d no of men that commit fornication/adultery with them!

3. Multiple Sex Partners
Some ladies have 3, 4, 5, 6 or more multiple sex partners servicing them!

4. Abortion
Many ladies commit abortion. Some do it serially. Unfortunately 4 some of them, they end up crying for the fruit of the womb when they get married.

5. Adultery
Some married women commit adultery. They give their vagina to other men to use. Their breasts which belong to their husbands and children, they give to other men to suck!

Wetin dis one dey yarn seff?? Do dey indulge in it alone? R men not their accomplices

May his soul rest in d bosom of d Almighty. Amen

naijareferee:
your vibrations are just incoherent
how can u not know that it was just conspiracy to cover a grand plot. pls learn esp from history
and if u trully love the anambra north .... u will not want okadigbo near any elective office again

N Wats ur evidence to prove dat it was a plot?

lagmostkuit:
Shut d Bleep up!!

Nw I see it also affects u cos u r jez frustrated. I guess there's no husband yet bt nt to worry, I'd pray for u to get one soonest

LadyAmaka:
If you don't know the game plan against Igbo's in this country that saw Stella out of Aviation ministry, it is best you keep quiet and contribute to whatever you can do best. Stop exposing your frustration over Odua's progress. She is not the cause of your set back in life.

See who's talking. M a proud Anambrarian, not cos M Ibo I will hv to support a thief like her. As for ur insult, lemme pardon u on dat cos I see u hv no respect. I pity ur future husband, Dats if u wud even hv one

TheRealMrStan:
I would have suggested he concentrates more on winning APC's Presidential ticket first because Atiku and Kwankwaso are not smiling.

We don already knw who get d ticket.. Na Naija we dey

DuchessLily:
It is d same guy in d 2nd and 3rd pics, but defin8ly not same guy in 1st pic. Abi shey bleaching dey change person facial structure?

Abi ooh!!!

Awkwardly looking homosapien

darlenese:
Did u just call me a Coward Why do u hv to insult me 4 my opinion, every one is entitled to their own opinion which I beliv should not warrant any insults!
Pls mind the way u insult people on social network, if you were not properly trained u can train urself, it's not too late. K

In as much as I dint wanna comment, but I must commend u on dis. ppl shd learn not to use abusive words on each other on social network

IAMGEJ:
Per movie? or wat....

U dey read? hw e wan take b per movie?

We just never learn. After embezzling in d aviation ministry, she still gets senatorial ticket. I weep for ma dear state. Anyway, it's nt ma senatorial zone. It's only in Naija dat a public looter z held in high esteem. ARRANT NONSENSE

All of dem don dey run enter politics. Dey just found out that d money lies there

missterious:
The struggle is real.

Lolz. Wch struggle?

naijaboiy:
That's it o!

They expect you to notice subtle signs as if you don't have better things to do.

And when you don't notice they call it "your loss"

LoL...who is the actual loser? The girl that wanted your attention or you who didn't bother to notice something like that simply because your instincts didn't follow up?

Dats hw one gurl in schl told me dat she was giving me signs wen we were in year 2 n I dint notice. Dats two yrs ago n nw we hv graduated n she's telling me she nw hates me cos I ditched her. I just smiled at her n left

The Nigerian military has intercepted a Russian plane
loaded with large amount of arms and ammunition, bound
for neighbouring Chad, a security source has told
PREMIUM TIMES.
The plane was seized early Saturday at the Aminu Kano
International Airport.
The aircraft, which was headed for N’djamena, the capital
of Chad, landed in Kano at about 2a.m. Nigerian time, the
source said.
All crew members of the aircraft have been detained by
Nigerian forces.

http://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/top-news/172552-breaking-nigerian-military-seizes-arms-laden-russian-plane-bound-chad.html

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naijaboiy:
We are not detectives,,how do you expect us to understand that just a simple eye contact means an invitation for a conversation.

You girls are just too complex.

As for me I follow my instincts. If she agrees fine,,if she doesn't..Life goes on.

Confirm

kpolli:
Put your phone in your pocket, and then put your hands in there too

Baddo

SeverusSnape:
Simple!...In a public place, you don't have to look continuously at an endowed lady, because the third leg has a mind of it's own, you just can't control it at times; So in this case, when you feel the bulge growing, you quickly take your eyes and mind off all those thought.

LOOK LESS AND LIVE LONG.

Train ur weapon n it won't disgrace u in public

The Chadian Ambassador to Nigeria, Mr. Isah Braimah, has
absolved his country of funding or arming the Boko Haram
insurgents and asked the #BringBackOurGirls coalition
members, who visited his mission on Wednesday in Abuja, to
meet the Federal Government for answers on the abducted
Chibok girls.
The envoy stated that his country had no inkling of the
whereabouts of the over 200 Chibok girls who were abducted by
the Boko Haram sect in April, 2014, stressing that it was only
the Nigerian government that should be held responsible for the
rescue of the schoolgirls.
Some members of the BBOG had stormed the Chadian embassy
located at Maitama, Abuja, on Wednesday with banners, asking
the Chadian government to explain its roles in the insurgency in
the North-East.
They also demanded a response to a media report that a close
ally of the Chadian President had been arrested by Cameroonian
gendarmes, with lethal arms meant for Boko Haram.
The leader of the BBOG members, Aisha Yesufu, who led four
representatives of the movement to the meeting with the
ambassador, quoted Braimah as saying that Chad was not
supporting Boko Haram insurgents in its war against Nigeria.
According to Yesufu, the envoy accused the Nigeria Police
Force of dragging the name of his county in the mud by alleging
that it arrested a Chadian with arms. Yesufu said Braimah
challenged the police to provide evidence of Chadian
involvement in the terrorism in Nigeria.
The BBOG leader, who briefed other coalition members after the
meeting outside the Chadian embassy gate, stated that the
ambassador could not provide satisfactory answers to many
questions that were posed to him on the Boko Haram
insurgency and his nation’s questionable roles.
“The ambassador said the way Chadians practised Islam is
different from Nigeria because Muslims co-exist peacefully with
others. He said we should meet our government for answers on
the Chibok girls and denied that his country was supporting or
sponsoring Boko Haram,” Yesufu explained.
She said that the group was advised to send a letter to President
Idris Deby of Chad, who would be expected to give a detailed
response to the BBOG’s inquiries.
Yesufu added that her movement would also send a letter to
President Goodluck Jonathan, as advised by the envoy, to
demand an update on the efforts being made to rescue the
Chibok girls who had been in Boko Haram captivity for seven
months.
Earlier, the BBOG campaigners had a tough time entering the
embassy, as stern-looking policemen and women from the FCT
Police Command manned the embassy gate, thinking the
campaigners wanted to foment trouble.
But an embassy official discussed with the leaders of the BBOG
and it was agreed that only five members would be allowed to
have a meeting with the ambassador.

http://www.punchng.com/news/were-not-funding-bharam-chad-envoy-tells-bbog/

The global corruption watchdog, Transparency International,
has ranked Nigeria as the 39th most corrupt nation in the world.
According to the Corruption Perception Index 2014 released on
Wednesday, Nigeria scored 27 out of a maximum 100 marks to
clinch the 136th position out of the 175 countries surveyed for
the report.
Nigeria appeared to have improved by eight points against its
2013 rating of 144th of 175 countries last year.
It will be recalled that the Transparency International Corruption
Perception Index ranked Nigeria 35th most corrupt nation in the
world in 2012.
A statement issued by the Transparency International noted that
more than two thirds of the 175 countries in the 2014 Corruption
Perceptions Index scored below 50, on a scale from 0
(perceived to be highly corrupt) to 100 (perceived to be very
clean).
Denmark is the least corrupt nation in the world, ranking first
out of the 175 countries surveyed while North Korea and
Somalia are the most corrupt nations of the world.
The Transparency International said while top performer,
Denmark, had strong rule of law, support for civil society and
clear rules governing the behaviour of those in public positions,
it also set an example by announcing plans to create a public
register, such as beneficial ownership information for all
companies incorporated in Denmark.
This measure, according to the corruption watchdog, will make
it harder for the corrupt to hide behind companies registered in
another person’s name.
Botswana comes top as the least corrupt nation in Africa,
ranking 31st least corrupt globally while South Africa is ranked
67th.
Transparency International Chairman, José Ugaz, in a
statement on the TI website, said countries at the bottom
needed to adopt radical anti-corruption measures in favour of
their people.
“The 2014 Corruption Perceptions Index shows that economic
growth is undermined and efforts to stop corruption fade when
leaders and high level officials abuse power to appropriate
public funds for personal gain,” Ugaz said.
According to Ugaz, countries at the top of the index should
make sure they do not export corrupt practices to
underdeveloped countries.
“The biggest falls were in Turkey (-5), Angola, China, Malawi
and Rwanda (all -4). The biggest improvers were Côte d´Ivoire,
Egypt, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines (+5) and Afghanistan,
Jordan, Mali and Swaziland (+4),” the statement said.
The anti-corruption group said it was currently running a
campaign to unmask the corrupt, urging the European Union,
the United States and G20 countries to follow Denmark’s lead
and create public registers that would make clear “who really
controls, or is the beneficial owner, of every company.”

http://www.punchng.com/news/nigeria-now-39th-most-corrupt-nation-says-ti/

englishmart:
When will all These paedophiles die and leave our kids?

Boko boys wud go after them soonest