₦airaland Forum

pheliciti:
I blame your parents....they taught you to abuse before you learnt to think

This is what you get when contraceptives fail.

pheliciti:
GEJ actually did worse....he gave Oritsejafor university license and you didnt hear any complaint!

Are you OK at all? How can you compare university licence which is a private business to this? Sometimes I wonder how people reason.

Love Machine:
What is his area of competence?

He is a Professor of Islamic Studies.

izzou:
How does a post of a Jamb registrar help in islamizing the nation?

The christians he also appointed nko? Am sure they must be Christianizing Nigeria through their office.

My point is someone must be there. And the person would have been a christian or a moslem.

And because it isnt a christian this time doesn't mean its a bad choice. Just try and understand me abeg

Which of them is chairman of CAN?

izzou:
Stop taking any appointment personal abeg.

Even though it looks partial, someone had to be there

Am not in support of his selections, but just because the person aint christian nor Igbo doesn't mean its a bad pick

Let's let the man be abeg. He might end up sacking this same man tomorrow and its still you that we shout Buhari is a failure

Here is a Buhari being accused of trying to Islamize Nigeria and all be can do is to appoint the SECRETARY GENERAL of the Supreme Council for ISLAMIC Affairs as JAMB Registrar.

izzou:
And so


Someone would have been put there anyway.

If GEJ appointed Ayo Oritsejafor, people like you would have gone ballistic.

Lalasticlala, is this not FP worthy?

"The Secretary-General, Supreme Council for Islamic Affairs in Nigeria, Prof Ishaq Oloyede has been named Registrar/Chief Executive of JAMB"

http://punchng.com/buhari-fires-jamb-registrar-16-chief-executives-retains-4/

Contd.

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Is this tweet appropriate?

Beremx:
I patronize their products very well especially the curry powder. a small pack of curry powder costs about 120naira and it lasts for me. While the big pack is 350naira.

Kudos to Anambra state government for providing enabling and healthy environment and policies for the company.

Babe, aguu gi na agum (I miss you)

Lalasticlala, Mynd44 kindly do the needful.

Ekwe ekwe na ekwe n'ute ekwele.

In a statement issued today, the Movement for the Emancipation of the Niger Delta (MEND) claimed that a team negotiating on behalf of the Federal Government for a return of peace to the oil-rich delta had agreed to release several detained or imprisoned militants, including Nnamdi Kanu, leader of the Indigenous Peoples of Biafra, Henry Okah, a MEND chieftain serving a jail sentence in South Africa, Charles Okah, and Obi Nwabueze. The statement disclosed that Mr. Kanu and other detained IPOB activists would be released on condition that they renounce their agitation for secession. According to MEND, ex-Senator Adolphus Wabara had introduced the compromise to secure the release of the pro-Biafran agitators.

MEND also stated that the government’s negotiators had agreed not to arrest or harass fugitive ex-MEND militant, Government Ekpemupolo (popularly known as Tompolo), “whenever he makes himself available as a delegate of the MEND Aaron Team 2.” In addition, the group stated that the government would review the life sentence meted out on Edmund Ebiware.

MEND declared itself the only militant group from the Niger Delta region presently engaged in a dialogue with the Federal Government of Nigeria, adding that oil companies and security agencies were representing the government in talks aimed at brokering peace in the region which has witnessed increasing attacks on oil facilities since President Muhammadu Buhari came to power in May 2015.

MEND stated that the agreement called for a review of “criminal charges against Urhobo freedom fighter, Mr. Kelvin Prosper Oniarah,” and the review of life sentences handed to seven soldiers in 2008 for supporting the Niger Delta struggle. The affected soldiers are Major Suleiman Alabi Akubo, Sergeant Mathias Peter, Lance Corporal Alexander Davou, Lance Corporal Moses Nwaigwe, Lance Corporal Nnandi Anene, Lance Corporal Taatihi Emmanuel, and Private Caleb Bawa.
Declaring the deliberations “fruitful,” MEND seemed to back military reprisals against the Niger Delta Avengers should the group refuse to stop attacking oil installations in the area. MEND’s statement declared, “one of the most immediate and urgent fall-outs of the ongoing dialogue is the imperative for the Federal Government and MEND to jointly and separately take proactive steps to rescue and secure the region in the event that the recalcitrant Niger Delta Avengers (NDA) continue on their senseless and politically-motivated path of attacks on the country's oil assets.

“To this end, both parties agreed that the Special Forces of the Nigerian Army should commence the purely routine but strategic military exercise code-named ‘Operation Crocodile Tears’; while MEND would commence a meet-the Government-Actors-and-People tour of the Niger Delta region code-named ‘Operation Moses.’”

The statement continued: “While ‘Operation Crocodile Tears’ is aimed at ensuring the combat readiness of the Nigerian Army in Amphibious and Internal Security Operations in the Niger Delta as well as check
criminal activities like kidnapping, pipeline vandalism, piracy and other forms of criminal activities spearheaded by the NDA in the region, MEND's ‘Operation Moses’ is essentially to inform, educate and generally sensitize the citizenry in the Niger Delta, particularly the Government, the youth, oil companies, elders and militant community on the need to ceasefire and support the President Muhammadu Buhari Administration in its determined bid to proffer sustainable solutions to the current Niger Delta crisis.”

MEND urged all states, local governments, oil and gas companies and the people of the Niger Delta region “to go about their lawful and legitimate concerns without any iota of fear as we have received FIRM ASSURANCES from the Federal Government that ‘Operation Crocodile Tears’ is an innocuous exercise in the national interest.”

It added, “Meanwhile, MEND's ‘Operation Moses’ shall be anchored by the AARON TEAM 2 Dialogue, Peace & Development Initiative jointly led by Mr. Odein Ajumogobia (SAN) and HRH King Alfred Papapreye Diette-Spiff, the Amanyanabo of Twon-Brass in Bayelsa State.

“’Operation Moses’ shall commence with a visit by the distinguished members of the AARON TEAM 2 to President Muhammadu Buhari at the State House, Abuja between August 22, 2016 and August 26, 2016.

“Thereafter, the Team shall hold sessions with top executives of major indigenous and international oil & gas companies operating in Nigeria, including the state oil company, Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) on August 29 and 30, 2016 in Abuja. The focus of those sessions shall include, to wit: Local content development; Petroleum Industry Bill; Corporate Social Responsibility/Host community relations, etc.

“On September 5 and 6, 2016 in Abuja the MEND Aaron Team shall hold sessions with the top echelon of security agencies in Nigeria as well as the top management of the intervention agencies in the Niger Delta, namely: Ministry of Niger Delta; Niger Delta Development Commission (NDDC) and the Presidential Amnesty Office. The Minister of Justice/Attorney General of the Federation is expected to personally attend these sessions. The focus of the sessions shall include: Extension of presidential amnesty to certain categories of political prisoners in Nigeria; Fundamental Human Rights; NDDC Act in focus; Presidential Amnesty Proclamation 2009 in focus; collapse of federal infrastructure in the Niger Delta in focus; Calabar-Lagos rail line in focus; East/West Road in focus, etc.

“After these critical sessions, "Operation Moses" shall move to tour the 9 states in the Niger Delta region, commencing with Rivers state between September 12, 2016 and September 14, 2016. Between September 15, 2016 and September 18, 2016 the Aaron Team shall be in Bayelsa state. Between September19, 2016 and September 21, 2016 the Team shall be in Delta state. From Thursday September 22, 2016 to Sunday September 25, 2016 the Aaron Team shall be in Akwa Ibom state. Between September 26, 2016 and September 29, 2016 the Team shall be in Abia and Imo states. And finally, between October 3, 2016 and October 7, 2016 the Aaron Team shall be in Edo and Ondo states.

“The central clearing house for all activities connected with "Operation Moses" shall be the MEND Aaron Team 2 secretariat. Accordingly, the Secretary of the Team, Timipa Jenkins Okponipere, Esq., shall duly communicate with all concerned persons and institutions.

“Ultimately, peace and development in the Niger Delta region is the final destination of the ongoing dialogue between MEND and the Federal Government.”


http://saharareporters.com/2016/07/30/niger-delta-peace-deal-mend-says-nigerian-govt-has-agreed-release-nnamdi-kanu-okah

Lol

nnachukz:
OK. Let me see how long this goes before I commend him. Maybe, just maybe they have finished.
Don't bother to understand what I mean.

After wrecking everything, he's come to realise his classmates from Daura haven't got the mental capacity to deliver........he's now turning to the people who can.

Jacko1:
Poor man fit born for der..... Dat is the issue


The hospital still local why she dey tire wrapper


No patient gown


Hehe no mind me.... But dat wrapper stuff.....

It's the patient's choice whether to put on her own clothes or wear the hospital gown. Patient's are actually always encouraged to put on their own clothes.

Yarduni:
Trying to save someone at the end stage of cancer? - how did you know? who told you? linda?

I bet you will be ashamed of this your comment.

So if linda writes that a lizard is not a lizard but a lion, you will regurgitate it and affirm it hook line and sinker.

What a shame bro!

Did you not see medical reports from different sources?

boman2014:
perfect!



Where are all those IPOD that say they will join the militants when the military engage them.

Oyah make una pack una kalashi go join them naa.

Abeg make una no forget to upload "agitation" for nairaland and youtube

This is Ogun state, Yoruba land being bombed my friend. Get that into your brain.

zeezzy:
Armstrong fought stage 3 cancer and won.

This is stage 4 liver metastases in a patient who is inoperable according to medical reports.

opeaceo:
If I mention a name, would you know the person?? Wouldn't you ask for more proofs?? Please ask around, seek knowledge, if your pride would allow you, ask the internet.

It's your type that keep misdiagnosing a patient, turn around and chant no hope and go about bragging "I am a dokta".

I'm not a doctor please, so I have no business with diagnosis.

Have a nice day.

opeaceo:
There are people that have fought this battle at this stage and they won,

Can you mention just one person who has fought the battle at this stage and won.

You obviously know nothing about cancer and instead of keeping the ignorance to yourself, you chose to come on here to infect others with your crass ignorance of the subject matter.

opeaceo:
Mr "I work with cancer patients daily", If she was your relative, I'm sure you'll use whatever resource you have to see if she can still get cured or at least, postpone her day of death.

There are people that have fought this battle at this stage and they won, the family is hoping against all hopes and trying to use any opportunity that comes knocking, there's no harm in trying, no harm in being too optimistic.


BTW, nobody on this forum cares whether you work with cancer patients in your sleep or in your dreams, no one even asked.

The problem with Nigerians is that they refuse to accept the truth thereby living in denial. That is how family members refused my advise and still took someone whose heart had failed completely and medical professionals said he didn't have long to live to India to waste money which would have been used to train the children. They went to India, spent tens of thousands of dollars, came back and he still died. Now, the kids are dropping out of school and the family begs and borrows to feed.

walexy14:
Congratulations on you becoming God

This up here is why Nigeria gas remained backward.

I work with cancer patients daily......

idupaul:
This story doesn't make sense. .what's wrong with trying to save her

Trying to save someone at the end stage of cancer?

You can only provide the person with palliative care paying more attention to pain control and comfort so he or she dies with dignity.

They apparently knew there was no remedy as they must have been told so by doctors. There was no need to raise that money.

Lalasticlala, Mynd44, can you imagine?

This is such a sad thing for me to report this afternoon. Just two days after we were all happy that Nigerians kindly donated to cancer patient, Mayowa Ahmed, for surgery she needed for ovarian cancer, LIB just learnt that Mayowa and her family scammed kind hearted Nigerians.

You see, Mayowa is really sick. She truly has Ovarian cancer. She's admitted at LUTH but she didn't need money for surgery, because doctors had told Mayowa she was beyond treatment and no hospital in the world could treat her as she was extremely far gone. Mayowa had reached stage 4 and doctors, unfortunately, already told her family she won't survive it and had advised them to take her home. Her family instead used her situation to raise money from Nigerians. The doctors in LUTH have also denied giving her family a medical report advising her to seek treatment abroad. Continue..



Toyin Aimakhu, who was one of those who spearheaded the fundraising, as you read this, is at LUTH right now with police officers. Some people also went to the family's home and the place is locked up. Will share video from the scene at LUTH, involving Toyin and one other donor later...

#SaveMayowa raised over $100k on GoFundMe and millions of Naira.
More later

http://www.lindaikejisblog.com/2016/07/savemayowa-was-scam-she-was-sick-but.html?m=1

Agunna1:
Lawyers Please Help A Depressed Soul: What Does The Law Say?


I am a known and regular commenter on Nairaland, I created this account just for this.
Hear my story.

My dad died few years ago and in my house we are all girls. My dad has a boy (now a married man) whom he gave birth to when he was very young out of wedlock from another woman before marrying my mum. Meanwhile the boy grew up in our house, we didn't even know he wasn't our blood brother until I finished secondary school, to show you how tight the relationship was. Before my dad died from his sickness, the boy started acting up, giving people the impression that there is trouble in the family because he is from another woman, even during my dad's burial, well that's a story for another day.

My dad has only one house, 2 - 3 bedroom semi-detached flats. We are staying in one of the flats even before my dad died. Now, as my mum traveled and came back, the boy has padlocked the flat we are staying and rented the other flat to an unknown tenant.

Traditionally, they say women do not have a share in the property of a man. This traditional law does it include my mum who has been staying in that house with her husband before his death? Now, does it mean my mum and my remaining single sister ( we are all married except her) are not going to enter the house in which we have been staying over the years? Does he want my mum to stay in the bush or what? Please, what does the Law say about this type of issue? What does the Igbo traditional law and the English law say about this?

My mum never wanted to make any form of trouble initially but I think this is the height of the whole thing, and we are now ready to go to any length he wants us to go to.

Please Lawyers do you advise my mum to go to court? If the case is in the Law court, are they going to seal off the house knowing fully well that is where my mum stays?

Mods, please help move to front page. We need urgent advice asap. Interested lawyers should please contact me.

He has no right whatsoever to lock your mum out of your father's house.

In Igbo native law, a woman has no share of the fathers estate. However, a woman who is unmarried, can not he sent out of the father's house until she marries and if she doesn't, she lives in the father's house for as long as she is unmarried.

However, the Supreme Court of Nigeria 2 years ago abolished the Igbo law of female children not inheriting their father's properties in the case of Ukeje vs Ukeje, see link here - http://www.loc.gov/law/foreign-news/article/nigeria-supreme-court-invalidates-igbo-customary-law-denying-female-descendants-the-right-to-inherit/

While exploring avenues to deal with the case, bring it up first with your umunna and umuada.

Which part of Igbo land are you from?

chamboy:
DEY GONNA HIT, RUN AND DIE IJN

You'd be better off channeling your prayer to the naira so it can appreciate against the dollar.

lordkit2:
Paul Okoye just shared these photos of himself and his twin brother Peter on his IG page.


Peter apologised publicly about his behaviour recently blaming it on emotional trauma and saying P-Square alongside their manager Jude are back for good.

Since then fans have been waiting for a public response from his other half....
now we have it! Continue...

Source:http://www.flexygist.com/2016/07/28/paul-okoye-also-confirms-p-square-is-back-2/

Tomorrow now we'll gear that they've separated again.

babdap:
NDA should learn from Boko Haram that we thought they were undefeated until now. Not taking Nigerian military serious at there own peril. I hope no one will cry if the criminals are sent to hell.

You can't compare NDA to BH. Boko Haram seek to capture and hold territories while NDA do hit and run.