₦airaland Forum

sammuell:
I hear you
Keep blaming them

sammuell:
Why not face the problem and leave PDP

Stormtrooper11:
The Nigerian Airforce Jaguar Jets are fighter bombers which were purchased in the early 80s by the shehu shagari administration. They were 18 in number. The planes had to be retired early in the mid 1990s during the Abacha regime due to sanctions and lack of spares and had a low service time. It was the most advanced aircraft purchased by the Nigerian Airforce until the arrival of the JF-17 fighter aircraft in 2021.

poiZon:
So we now know who bought the judgment...

Kundagarten:
It was Umahi's people that took it to court in Abakaliki while the PDP's case was in court in Abuja. Incidentally the judge in the Abakaliki case is from the same lga as Umahi.

Kundagarten:
This case get as e be.
PDP started their court case in August 2021 and while the case was ongoing, Umahi got his Abakaliki judgment on 28th of Feb 2022.
Umahi went to court on the 4th Feb and by 28th he got the judgement he wanted.
Why didn't Umahi wait for the verdict of the high court in Abuja?

todaynewsreview:
I'm not against any judgement but cases where State courts issue judgement regarding their own States should be stopped by the NJC.

This is not giving the judicial arm any good name at all.

jmoore:
https://www.facebook.com/47904265/posts/10105825417678550/?app=fbl

nomenclature:
All the mods going to western media to copy fake news ,una well so ?

God1000:
The corruption in our military is endemic and pervasive, a lot of money earmarked for military hardwares has been looted for decades leaving our armed forces in a sorry state.

We should be able to have these sophisticated weapons as a country, no one can predict the future

macho44:
If Chelsea No Win, Wetin Dem Gain?
Do It For Roman!!!

Gentlevip:
You wish.

The reality is Ukraine is gone

udemzyudex:
Voted by the people under which party?

PDP or APC?

Which party did he campaign with? Who gave him the ticket to run under their party?

Ayemileto:
What of Amaechi's case when he became governor in 2007?

Election was already completed, and the PDP candidate sworn in.

5 months later, the supreme court ruled that Amaechi is the original candidate of the PDP, and he should be sworn in instead.

Also, Amaechi's tenure expired 4 years after the initial guy was sworn in (not 4 years after he was sworn in).

If Votes belong to individuals (and not party), how can this happen?

emmykk:
That judgement delivered by that honourable Justice inyang is what the situation is just say that the supreme is control by APC when it get there is will be rubbish

giftedshantel:
How is the rumble worthless
Do you guys ever research at all
Yes ruble fell but FYI, it was worth around 5 naira now it's worth 3NGN, they'll still recover

Europe should be where you'll concentrate on expecially Switzerland
Watch their Economy
Russia will be just fine

Officialgarri:
Giving rise to the indigenous Russian owned food business.
Nice one Mc comedians

McDonald’s, citing “the needless human suffering unfolding in Ukraine,” announced Tuesday it will temporarily close 850 locations in Russia. The decision came nearly two weeks after Russian forces invaded its ex-Soviet neighbor.

CEO Chris Kempczinski wrote in a letter to franchisees and employees that the chain will pause all operations in Russia. However, it will continue to pay its 62,000 Russian employees, and its Ronald McDonald House Charities will continue to operate.

In recent days, the fast-food giant has drawn criticism for staying silent on the war, given its relatively large Russian footprint. McDonald’s restaurants in Russia and Ukraine account for 2% of its systemwide sales, roughly 9% of its revenue and 3% of its operating income.

McDonald’s has long played a symbolic role in Russia as well. The chain opened its first location in the Soviet Union 32 years ago in Moscow, months before the state collapsed.

“In the thirty-plus years that McDonald’s has operated in Russia, we’ve become an essential part of the 850 communities in which we operate,” Kempczinski wrote in his letter. “At the same time, our values mean we cannot ignore the needless human suffering unfolding in Ukraine.”

About 84% of McDonald’s Russian locations are owned by the company, while the rest are operated by franchisees. Owning more of its restaurants generates greater revenue for the company, but opens it up to greater risk in times of turmoil or economic downturn.

Kempczinski said it is impossible to predict when McDonald’s would be able to open its Russian restaurants. The company is experiencing supply chain disruptions and other operational challenges.

He also said McDonald’s is paying full salaries for Ukrainian employees and has donated $5 million to its employee assistance fund. The company is monitoring the humanitarian situation as well.

McDonald’s announcement comes after Yum Brands said it would suspend restaurant development and investment in Russia. The KFC owner has more than 1,000 restaurants in Russia that account for roughly 2% of its systemwide sales.

Starbucks hasn’t yet paused any of its Russian operations, where all of its cafes are run by franchisees. The coffee chain has about 130 locations across Ukraine and Russia. However, CEO Kevin Johnson condemned the Russian attack on Ukraine and vowed to donate royalties from its Russian business to humanitarian causes in Ukraine.

Odidigboigbo:
That is the best thing to do, were are govern by law and order, we are not in Banana Republic. Mind you that someone can use this court ruling to thwart the outcome of this amendment if it's not stand down by the court. Just like what happened in Rivers state in 2019 election, the court ruled that they should not conduct a primary election, they ignored it saying that the court has no right to middle in the party affairs instead going back to court to argued their case, they unilaterally disobeyed, we know the outcome of that.

Malory:
Continue defending evil

Malory:
We all know that the devilish party from the pit of hell APC is behind the crisis in the PDP