₦airaland Forum

Nisiw365:
meth addicts left their cursed land to develop sw. You can see how senseless you are

Obagofixxy:
With there ofe nmanu food

SHINJA:
No this one na Igbo women...

butux2020:
So true.
Am into phone repair service. Basically the software part.
But if am to choose I will chose phone repair any day.
The money you make on one phone sometimes is what you can make a whole day in babbers shop.
And you can unlock phone remotely without physical presence but u can say the same for babbee.

abbey621:
Dem suppose komot your eyes with spoon

NwaNimo1:
Madam should close her mouth ohh.......

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before he manoeuvre her around to his zip

ThankUJesus:
What Pastor said cannot be understood by Cana man, as a Christ like, I have a tax of righteousness to pay.. it is let for you to interprete your own because to you everything is money.

NwaAmaikpe:





This is very commendable and exemplary of a Federal Constituency's representative.

The rest should emulate this.
It was Debola Macaroni who visited the family of Jumoke Oyeleke, the victim of the Yoruba Nation Rally but their representatives and political leaders would rather go all the way to London to take pictures with Tinubu.

That aside, I can't help but imagine the manner of furore that would have been the case if 7 people had died in Kano after eating Abacha or Okpa.

NwaAmaikpe:





This is very commendable and exemplary of a Federal Constituency's representative.

The rest should emulate this.
It was Debola Macaroni who visited the family of Jumoke Oyeleke, the victim of the Yoruba Nation Rally but their representatives and political leaders would rather go all the way to London to take pictures with Tinubu.

That aside, I can't help but imagine the manner of furore that would have been the case if 7 people had died in Kano after eating Abacha or Okpa.

Lalong relaxes 24-hour curfew in Jos North

NANS summons emergency security summit

'Don’t resort to self-help’

Plateau Assembly sealed. No, it’s not true, says Govt

President Muhammadu Buhari has assured Nigerians that his administration is on top of events and is moving ahead with force to crush the perpetrators of the recent incidents of unrest in Plateau.

The President gave the assurance in a statement by his Senior Special Assistant on Media and Publicity, Malam Garba Shehu, on Sunday in Abuja.

Buhari, however, maintained that to achieve success, communities must unite against these horrific attacks, saying retributive violence was not the answer.

According to Buhari, there is the Boko Haram and ISWAP terrorism, as well as the spate of kidnappings for ransom, transformed by some misinformed global media into a Muslim-on-Christian threat.

In a related development, Plateau State Governor Simon Bako Lalong has relaxed the 24-hour curfew earlier imposed on Jos North Local Government on Wednesday, August 18, 2021, to its earlier status.

The decision was reached after an intensive review of the security situations in a broadcast to citizens yesterday by the Plateau State Governor Simon Lalong.

Under the new arrangement, the curfew will be observed from 6:00 p.m. to 6:00 a.m. daily beginning from yesterday.

Bassa and Jos South local government areas will now observe their curfew from 10:00 p.m. to 6:00 a.m. until further notice.

He said with the review of the curfew in Jos North, security agencies would mount permanent checkpoints in highly vulnerable areas; deploy more uniform and plain cloth personnel and also observe continuously the conduct of residents.

“The curfew in Jos South and Bassa is to also be further relaxed. The curfew shall be enforced between 10:00 p.m. to 6:00 a.m. until further notice.

The Borno State Commissioner for Health, Mrs Juliana Bitrus has confirmed that 43 people have died as a result of cholera outbreak in the state.

Bitrus, who made the confirmation at a briefing yesterday in Maiduguri, the state capital, said the state had so far recorded 559 suspected cases.

She said the outbreak was recorded in Gwoza, Kaga, Hawul, Magumeri, Dambao, Maiduguri Metropolitan and Jere local government areas.

According to her, 354 cases were recorded in Gwoza with 18 deaths while Hawul recorded 126 cases with 11 deaths.

“The other areas are Kaga with 22 cases and two deaths, Magumeri with six cases and one death, and Damboa with 39 cases and 10 deaths.

“Jere has eight cases with one death while Maiduguri has four cases with no death,” the commissioner said.

Bitrus, however, noted that the state did not record any cholera case in 2019 and 2020.

She said the government had directed all Rapid Response Teams for disease surveillance and control in the affected local government areas to ensure timely response to all suspected cases.

“Active case search in communities is ongoing while about 10 CTC/CTU has been established in the affected areas.

“All secondary health facilities have been directed to create isolation wards for management of cholera cases,” Bitrus said.