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HITdemUP:only a skunk head will think it's not Ipob terrorist. |
Killing of innocent people be it Fulani or any tribe is condemnable. Ipob are truly a terrorist group. Kanu shall answer for his crime one day. |
Am short of words. No any male among them. Ipobs terrorist are coward. It will get to a point when Nnamdi Kanu will be expatriated back to face his crime against humanity. No words to describe such a dastardly act. Innocent children and women. |
Innallilahi Wa inna ilaihi rajiun. |
Patanmi is “a man of impeccable character, a genuine Islamic scholar, a responsible and right honourable public servant and a person globally recognized as a man of peace and integrity”. |
If Biafra is actualised these are the kind of things that will be conflicts like Rochas Vs Uzodinma. Abia ohaneze group Vs Imo ohaneze. Kanu Vs Ralph Nwazurike . Kalu Vs Uba. Soludo Vs '' small boys" etc |
Power pass power.
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A good one by the Nigeria armed forces. No peace for terrorist. Pikin wet say him mama no go sleep em ma no go see sleep. |
EzeNri:you are suffering from Depersonalization-derealization disorder. See a doctor asap before it's too late. |
sureteeboy:even the difference been noticed is caused by falling naira and maybe the pandemic. |
Papertrails:same here. The device is underated. |
Nigercity:If not for the security challenges, the North is better than you think. Many Southerners are born and breed here. |
EzeNri:Do u expect to see skyscraper and cinemas in those villages Mr traveler traveler. and where are you traveling to ? Lagos . is Lagos in the east ? |
Asgard13:You an ethnic bigot |
3 years after, did you take the advice given to you,hws your life now ? do u have more children now and how has covid 19 affect your business plan ? |
booscy:I have forgotten the last time I visited hospital. na Ìyà Ìyàbó àgbó and chemist dey help man pikin life oooo. . . |
dokgen:NYSC doctors ![]()
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hansomb:without fee or indenture |
To hold my teacher in this art equal to my own parents; to make him partner in my livelihood; when he is in need of money to share mine with him; to consider his family as my own brothers, and to teach them this art, if they want to learn it, without fee or indenture; to impart precept, oral instruction, and all other instruction to my own sons, the sons of my teacher, and to indentured pupils who have taken the Healer’s oath, but to nobody else. I will use those dietary regimens which will benefit my patients according to my greatest ability and judgment, and I will do no harm or injustice to them. [7] Neither will I administer a poison to anybody when asked to do so, nor will I suggest such a course. Similarly I will not give to a woman a pessary to cause abortion. But I will keep pure and holy both my life and my art. I will not use the knife, not even, verily, on sufferers from stone , but I will give place to such as are craftsmen therein. Into whatsoever houses I enter, I will enter to help the sick, and I will abstain from all intentional wrong-doing and harm, especially from abusing the bodies of man or woman , bond or free . And whatsoever I shall see or hear in the course of my profession, as well as outside my profession in my intercourse with men, if it be what should not be published abroad, I will never divulge, holding such things to be holy secrets. Now if I carry out this oath, and break it not, may I gain for ever reputation among all men for my life and for my art; but if I break it and forswear myself, may the opposite befall me. |
DrFunmisticGlow:don't try discouraging those who want to serve humanity rather than for material gain. After you've scaled the fence don't tell other there's nothing in the other side. |
Queenlovely:Terrorist sympathiser sighted |
Fooolishbuharri:Calm down
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STATEMENT BY THE PRESIDENCY ON RECENT CAMPAIGN AGAINST THE MINISTER OF COMMUNICATIONS AND DIGITAL ECONOMY Today, there is an unfortunate fashion in public discourse that makes leaders in politics, religion, and civil society liable in the present for every statement they have ever made in the past – no matter how long ago, and even after they have later rejected them. This insidious phenomenon seeks to cancel the careers of others on the basis of a thing they have said, regardless of when they said it. The Minister of Communications and Digital Economy, Dr Isa Ali Ibrahim Pantami is, currently, subject to a “cancel campaign” instigated by those who seek his removal. They do not really care what he may or may not have said some 20 years ago: that is merely the instrument they are using to attempt to “cancel” him. But they will profit should he be stopped from making decisions that improve the lives of everyday Nigerians. The Minister has, rightly, apologized for what he said in the early 2000s. The views were absolutely unacceptable then, and would be equally unacceptable today, were he to repeat them. But he will not repeat them – for he has publicly and permanently condemned his earlier utterances as wrong. In the 2000s, the Minister was a man in his twenties; next year he will be 50. Time has passed, and people and their opinions – often rightly – change. But all discerning Nigerians know this manufactured dispute is nothing to do with the Minister’s prior words, but solely concern his actions in the present. This Administration is committed to improving the lives of all Nigerians – and that includes ensuring they are not over-charged or under-protected for those services on which modern life depends. The Minister has been leading the charge against illegal data deductions and pricing; he has revolutionized the government’s virtual public engagement to respond to COVID-19 and save taxpayers’ money; he has established ICT start-up centres to boost youth entrepreneurship and create jobs; he has changed policy to ensure locally produced ICT content is used by ministries, starting with his own; and he has deregistered some 9.2 million SIMs - ending the ability for criminals and terrrorists to flagrantly use mobile networks undetected. In two short years, Minister Pantami has driven the contribution of the ICT sector to the GDP to more than 18 percent, making it one of the top two playing a critical role in the emergence of the economy from the COVID 19-induced recession. In putting people first, the Minister and this administration have made enemies. There are those in the opposition who see success and want it halted by any means. And there is now well-reported information that alleges newspaper editors rebuffed an attempt to financially induce them to run a smear campaign against the minister by some ICT companies, many of which do indeed stand to lose financially through lower prices and greater consumer protections. The government is now investigating the veracity behind these claims of attempted inducement, and – should they be found to hold credence – police and judicial action must be expected. The Administration stands behind Minister Pantami and all Nigerian citizens to ensure they receive fair treatment, fair prices, and fair protection in ICT services. Garba Shehu |
STATEMENT BY THE PRESIDENCY ON RECENT CAMPAIGN AGAINST THE MINISTER OF COMMUNICATIONS AND DIGITAL ECONOMY Today, there is an unfortunate fashion in public discourse that makes leaders in politics, religion, and civil society liable in the present for every statement they have ever made in the past – no matter how long ago, and even after they have later rejected them. This insidious phenomenon seeks to cancel the careers of others on the basis of a thing they have said, regardless of when they said it. The Minister of Communications and Digital Economy, Dr Isa Ali Ibrahim Pantami is, currently, subject to a “cancel campaign” instigated by those who seek his removal. They do not really care what he may or may not have said some 20 years ago: that is merely the instrument they are using to attempt to “cancel” him. But they will profit should he be stopped from making decisions that improve the lives of everyday Nigerians. The Minister has, rightly, apologized for what he said in the early 2000s. The views were absolutely unacceptable then, and would be equally unacceptable today, were he to repeat them. But he will not repeat them – for he has publicly and permanently condemned his earlier utterances as wrong. In the 2000s, the Minister was a man in his twenties; next year he will be 50. Time has passed, and people and their opinions – often rightly – change. But all discerning Nigerians know this manufactured dispute is nothing to do with the Minister’s prior words, but solely concern his actions in the present. This Administration is committed to improving the lives of all Nigerians – and that includes ensuring they are not over-charged or under-protected for those services on which modern life depends. The Minister has been leading the charge against illegal data deductions and pricing; he has revolutionized the government’s virtual public engagement to respond to COVID-19 and save taxpayers’ money; he has established ICT start-up centres to boost youth entrepreneurship and create jobs; he has changed policy to ensure locally produced ICT content is used by ministries, starting with his own; and he has deregistered some 9.2 million SIMs - ending the ability for criminals and terrorists to flagrantly use mobile networks undetected. In two short years, Minister Pantami has driven the contribution of the ICT sector to the GDP to more than 18 percent, making it one of the top two playing a critical role in the emergence of the economy from the COVID 19-induced recession. In putting people first, the Minister and this administration have made enemies. There are those in the opposition who see success and want it halted by any means. And there is now well-reported information that alleges newspaper editors rebuffed an attempt to financially induce them to run a smear campaign against the minister by some ICT companies, many of which do indeed stand to lose financially through lower prices and greater consumer protections. The government is now investigating the veracity behind these claims of attempted inducement, and – should they be found to hold credence – police and judicial action must be expected. The Administration stands behind Minister Pantami and all Nigerian citizens to ensure they receive fair treatment, fair prices, and fair protection in ICT services. Garba Shehu |
if your wife is taller than you ,be careful. |
Nairaland has turned into a gabbage forum for fake news. Imagine a garbage fake news left on a forum for more than 11 years Seun Osawe cannot do it all alone. What is the work of his moderators ? They don't verify if a news is fake/propaganda or not they just accept any garbage been thrown at the forum. If these beloved forum is to improve the mod have to up there game in maintaining good news credibility or else they will go down the drain as many have done prime examples like yahoo messenger, MySpace, Tumblr, Vine etc |
To be honest some group or set of people in this country are suffering from race/religion inferiority complex. That how I see it. |
Trust Nobody |
Lordwize:no go kill yourself because of Dr Isa Phantami ooo |
Ladycewhy:The reverse is the case. Baseless allegations and propagandists. You are been brainwashed. |
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