₦airaland Forum

Yusufnairaland2:
I hope all of this is sustainable at the longrun. Seyi have been running a largely socialist government. More or less a father Christmas type of govt. Increasing expenditure without a corresponding increase in revenue. I just hope it all sustainableq...

marvelous000:
Omo see division of labour

That man owe his life to the last hitman. he had better compensate the hitman, and make sure his stay in prison is palatable, because if that guy happen to be a real hitman, he would've been a dead meat by now. Example is Nigeria where people kill for as low as N10k


lalasticlala, mynd44,
Dominique

ihatebuhari:
please don’t quote me with your rubbish.

Y’all are the same sometimes I regret sharing same country with people like you.


Useless country with useless people.

Wealthierboy:
you re a mumu man! How many politicians don face law for nigeria. Haa, Mompha my mentor. Why na, you should have gone to other african country na

opebiboy:
shina peller na confirm system man. Na old man for the game

Revolva:
wahala de dis naija ooo

so na Mompha now dem don catch...na be say e no sure for huspuppi ooo

Mohammed said this on Monday when he visited the headquarters of The Sun newspaper in Lagos.

He said his position in 2015 that Boko Haram had been technically defeated was based on what he saw on the ground when he led a team of local and international journalists to the epicentre of insurgency.

The minister said Nigeria is currently facing global terrorism that has no boundary or frontier.

“I stand by what I said that Boko Haram is technically defeated. What we are having today is global terrorism where you have the ISIS, ISWAP Al-qaeda all working together,” Mohammed said.

“Terrorism is a global issue. Between 2009 and 2015 we were fighting Boko Haram, but today we are fighting global terrorism where the remnants of the Army in Syria are now joining hands with the ISWAP and others.

“I was on ground in Bama, Konduga and Maiduguri and I know what I saw before I made that claim. We are fighting global terrorism and that is why we are appealing to our foreign partners, especially the UN and our neighbours.

“By the time we get more platforms and the new helicopters that are being expected there will be tremendous improvement.”

The minister also said fake news needs to be checked.

“Fake news and hate speech pose imminent threat to the survival of the nation’s existence. The purveyors of siamese twins of evil must be checkmated and government will continue to engage to end the menace,” he said.

“We expect you to remain in the vanguard of the efforts to tackle fake news and hate speech. We expect you to educate our people on the efforts being made, especially by the government, in this regard.”

FG Directs MTN To Suspend Planned Charges On Banking Services, Says It’s Not Aware

The Minister of Communication, Isa Ali Pantami on Sunday said the federal government has directed telecommunications giant, MTN to suspend its plan to place a N4 charge on its customers for USSD access to banking services.

Many customers woke up over the weekend to receive shocking text from MTN informing them of the commencement of the new charge from October 21

The text read, “Yello, as requested by your bank, from Oct 21, we will start charging you directly for USSD access to banking services. Please contact your bank for more info.*

However, the minister on his Twitter handle handle said the government will investigate the new charge as it is not aware

He wrote, “Many thanks for drawing my attention to it. We have directed NCC to ask MTN to suspend the plan. We are not aware of it officially. We will investigate and make sure right thing is done. Best wishes!

cashkid:
Do u even know the full meaning of EFCC? na wa ooo...nairaland don turn to playground for young lad that are suppose to be under their mama skirt dey suck