₦airaland Forum

Demolish ke?

Not again

Not again!

Vulcanheph:
Why is it that we Nigerians all we can boast of is religion.

Cos that's what God's going to change our dear nation with.

Lol... British Yoruba accent

Must we eat everything?

Amazing works

Atiku Under �Attack Over Plans� to Sell NNPC

Atiku Abubakar, the Presidential candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP has come under attack over plans to sell NNPC if elected as president in 2019.

Atiku, Wednesday, described the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation, NNPC, as a “Mafia organization.”

Speaking during an interactive session with the business community in Lagos, the former Vice President declared that he would privatise NNPC even if doing so would cost him his life.

Atiku’s comment has since stirred diverse reactions from Nigerians on Twitter:

While some are at home with his plan to privatise NNPC, others are against it, describing it as a plan for PDP to loot funds.

fabre4:
Workers are not paid salary they will do anything for money. Nobody in any part of the country will come out like this if they are comfortable

But they may be out to support the current president.

Woah.
Truth be told, that stadium had quite a number of people in.

Another not so good news for the PDP

ASUU Speaks� on Fresh Demands from FG

The Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) has urged the Federal Government to show concrete evidence of commitment to agreements on meeting its demands over the on-going strike

Prof. Biodun Ogunyemi, ASUU President, said in an interview with News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) in Abuja on Monday that the union would communicate its decision on offers made by the government on Tuesday.

Ogunyemi said that contrary to some media reports, the union did not reject the offer of Federal Government or make fresh demands.

He, however, said that ASUU had shown a lot of commitment and called on the government to commit itself by paying one year’s tranche of allowances before the strike can be called off.

The Minister of Labour and Employment, Dr Chris Ngige, after meeting with the union on Jan. 4 said the Ministry of Finance and the Office of the Accountant- General of the Federation had provided evidence of N15.4 billion for the payment of salary shortfall in public universities.

He also noted that there was evidence that Mr President had approved N20 billion to offset the outstanding arrears of the 2009 and 2012, audit verified earnings in the university system.

Ngige, however, said the fund was being worked on and would be released to ASUU as soon as the process was complete, among other demands of the union.

You clear your debts by paying back. Simple!

Interesting.

Atiku wouldn't find this funny

How does it even move??

Just call off the strike. ASUU!

How can they be on strike and call off strike at the same time

Lol... What's the dude thinking??!

Beautiful!

Time2Smile:
And what has the bold got to do with anything. Didn't you read where he said they are Muslims.? If he is struggling with accepting God existence despite his Islamic background, is it Christianity with its many contradictions, lack of genuine spirituality and excessive focus on worldly material wealth that will provide him clarity?

Nonsense!

Great!

Two dick heads

Man I hate jungle justice

nice one op