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Who says I can't be senate president?? Talk for 1 week.. Go on recess for 4 weeks |
Airport in lafia?? They must be joking.., |
I never believed people as foolish as these bia whatever they call themselves still exists... |
Okay!! |
Putting the username ish aside You've got a nice bady |
Bt come to think of it oooo Why una neva sleep?? |
Press statement from the presidency... Our attention has been drawn to an editorial published in the Nigerian Pilot of August 2, 2015 and an earlier report in which the total cost of President Muhammadu Buhari's recent trip to the U.S. was estimated at N2.2 billion. It is very sad that in this age of free-flowing information and in this era of change, a media organisation would make itself available as a vehicle to peddle a lie of such low and ignominious quality. Contrary to the newspaper's assertions, the total cost of the trip to the Nigerian taxpayer was at the most minimal, in line with the policy of this administration to cut waste and extravagance. In point of fact, the total amount expended on the trip by the Office of the Presidentamounted to nothing near ten per cent of the speculated figure. Owing to the free accommodation provided by the host government, all the personal staff who accompanied the President on the trip received reduced allowances. His son, Yusuf, received neither allowances nor estacode. The five Governors on the trip each paid his own way. Permanent Secretaries who traveled on the delegation did so in accordance with extant rules and none of them exceeded their estacode entitlements. Apart from the Nigerian Pilot's mischievous mathematics, it is shortsighted and misleading of the newspaper to have claimed that President Buhari's trip to the U.S. achieved nothing. Nigerian-US relations had suffered severely over the past few years. That relationship has now been reset. The benefits of this symbiotic relationship will become more and more evident as the Buhari administration continues to tackle the challenges of corruption, security and the economy. Some of the more immediate benefits of the President's trip to the U.S include: the proposed $2.1 billion fund from the World Bank for the re-development of the northeast battered by Boko Haram; $5 billion from US investors in Nigeria's agriculture sector; $1.5 billion investment in the Nigerian health sector; and another $5 billion investment from the U.S. in our country's power sector. Also, as things stand at the moment, the embargo on the sale of weapons sales to Nigeria is in the process of being removed. The trip to the U.S by President Buhari was definitely very successful and beneficial to Nigeria. Only those rabidly determined to find faults unnecessarily will cook up falsehood in a futile effort to rake up murk where none exists. Garba Shehu Senior Special Assistant to the President (Media & Publicity) August 5, 2015 Cc lalasticlala, ishilove |
Internet service providers in India have blocked access to more than 800 pornographic websites, reportedly at the order of the government. The Hindustan Times, citing sources at India's communications ministry, reportsthat ISPs were asked to block websites that were "found to be spreading anti-social activities." Indian ISPs tell the newspaper that they received letters ordering the ban on Saturday, with the government's Information technology secretary adding that the ministry was acting under "court directives." Other sites are reportedly under review. "Free and open access to porn websites has been brought under check," a communications ministry spokesman tells Reuters. "We don't want them to become a social nuisance." India's Supreme Court declined to pass an interim ban on online pornography last month, following a petition brought by advocates who argued that crime against women was being fueled by easy access to porn. The court said it didn't have the authority to issue a ban, saying it would violate constitutionally protected personal freedoms, though it did agree with the petitioners' call for greater control over adult sites, and the case is ongoing. News of the apparent ban began circulatingon social media over the weekend, with users reportingthat sites like YouPorn and Pornhub had been replaced with blank white pages. Others reportedseeing a message in their browsers that read: "Your requested URL has been blocked as per the directions received from Department of Telecommunications, Government of India." The full listof blacklisted sites, obtained by the Centre for Internet and Society think tank, includes 857 URLs. A communications ministry spokesman tells The Financial Timesthat the restrictions are temporary, and that users with virtual private networks (VPNs) would still be able to access porn sites. "It isn’t that they are being banned lock, stock and barrel," the ministry said. "The [Supreme Court] justice noted that free and open access to these websites.... should be controlled, but these sites will continue to be available through the mechanism of a VPN." The move drew swift outrage from Indian social media users, along with criticism from legal experts. Under the conservative government of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, India has sought to tighten its controlover the internet, raising concerns over free speech. |
As we all know that Nairaland is a place of many sections and the literature section is one of them.. We have great writers on Nairaland who keep us entertained and glued to our phones/PCs.. So since you guys have started reading stories on Nairaland, which one(s) is/are your best story(ies) you've ever read?? Mine are; The devil who loved me by davidflo Jide! how it all began by dexpendable and My sexcapades in the North(sexuality)by dioxidane Let's see yours..... |
I don't know who is the most jobless between the so called INTROVERT or you the Op for creating a nonsense thread about someone being the first to comment |
Long live my vice president.... Long live my president buhari Long live APC Long live Nigeria Long live Africa |
PPAngel:idiot |
The lagoon is still where it is o You know what to do... |
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Long Live buhari #sai_baba Wailers should continue to wail The lagoon is big enough... |
SeverusSnape:you must be a very pained person.. |
And some idiots where saying the man is not strong during the election campaigns... #sneh |
Why are you pained?? |
I don't mind peace talks,, as long as it is going to stop the inceassant killings We aint America who don't negotiate with terrorists If Negotiation will bring about the much awaited peace then so be it.... |
CommentlessSNEH |
PRYCE:are you saying Nigerian soldiers should take pen to the warfront against BH instead of guns?? Nigeria will not last 1week |
Are you seriously comparing mandela with GEJ?? Are you high?? |
@misstechy has the not charging to 100% issh been solved by innjoo?? |
Ordinary cadets ooooo They should be disciplined as necesarry #SNEH |
bombay:I knew you were senseless I just didn't know you were THIS senseless |
Screw the umbrella |
Impressive |
My problem with MTN is; I will have money on my phone and they will still tell me to use mtn xtratime to call, text etc |
And this is news because?? |
I knew someone on nairaland has IT'S brain upside down I just didn't know it was the OP |
What of the usb that is blank (no colour)?? |
Please how can I change the wifi hotspot name and password of my tecno p6?? Anyone?? |
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