₦airaland Forum

ultimateyankee:
Big lie ok they should just accept the lose I'm from Auchi Viking are leading the way don't let anybody lie to you

Atiku2019:
Non-Commissioned Officers are dying in Hundreds

The federal Government is hiding the truth about the Bokoharam menace

dukie25:
If they were doing something illegal would they sit still why you photograph them? There may be more to this story.

samco19:
wait oooooo ar u frm ondo state or jxt a programed zombie

Mologi:
Just seeing pictures of bald men....

engineerboat:
Its another day of legal fireworks at the Supreme Court today on in the PDP governorship candidates tussles.

More updates as eventa unfolds


Good morning

dunkem21:
Who go borrow me that picture sef

sarrki:
you achieve 65 to 70 % of your campaign promises 


I will definitely campaign & vote for you 

Otherwise Mr president No sire

I love my president 

But I love my country more 

God bless Muhammadu Buhari

Chopet:
Chelsh!t

baski92:
Make Una let this man rest in peace na

eezeribe:
It looks like oyegun and Bubu are speaking in tongues in that picture

The Kaduna State Governor, Malam Nasir Ahmad El-Rufai, on Thursday visited the home of the late Lt. Col. Muhammad Abu Ali at the Millennium City, Kaduna, to commiserate with the family.

Col. Abu-Ali, the Commanding Officer of the 272 Special Task Force Battalion and six soldiers were killed during an attack by the Boko Haram insurgents at Mallam Matori, Borno State, on November 4, 2016.

El-Rufai prayed for the soul of the deceased and the soldiers that lost their lives in the unfortunate incident.

The governor also urged Nigerians to support families of all the soldiers that lost their lives in the course of defending the sovereignty of the country.

He described the late officer and soldiers in the battle of Malam Matori as gallant and courageous fellows who would ever be remembered.

Late Col. Ali’s wife in brown attire with children and other family members when Gov. el-Rufai paid them a condolence visit in Kaduna on Thursday.

El-Rufai said, “I am here to condole with the wife and children of our gallant and courageous military officer, Lt. Col. Muhammad Abu Ali and other soldiers who paid the supreme sacrifice for the sovereignty and integrity of the Nigerian State.

“From what we have been hearing about Muhammad Abu Ali from his colleagues and Nigerians, it is a confirmation that Muhammad was a patriot, a gentleman, a man of humility, who lived and died for Nigeria and humanity. May the almighty God grant his soul eternal rest.

“I am using this opportunity to appeal to Nigerians to support families of our heroes; they need our prayers, support and care. We should always identify with them and show them love. They need our inspiration and compassion in view of sacrifices their breadwinnersmade for our survival.”

Alhaji Muhammadu Haruna, who received the governor on behalf of the family, thanked the governor for commiserating with the family.

BENIN CITY—THE Concerned Edo Leaders of Thought, CELT, yesterday described as arrant nonsense, the call for the removal of the National Chairman of the All Progressives Congress, APC, Chief John Odigie Oyegun, asserting that it would resist any attempt to force the former Permanent Secretary out of office.

While declaring their support for Chief Oyegun, the group declared that those calling for his resignation were doing so based on their selfish interest and not because the APC national chairman had not performed.

In a statement signed by the President of the group, Col Paul Ogbebor (rtd), made available to Vanguard, described the allegation that Chief Oyegun compromised in the Ondo governorship primaries of the APC as untrue “and they cannot force the chairman out of office through amorphous organizations who are peddling lies.

“Nigerians are aware that no one can be blamed for the current problems besetting the APC and indeed the nation’s economy. To do otherwise is an attempt to give a dog a bad name in order to hang it.”

The statement added that those agitating for the removal of Odigie-Oyegun over the Ondo primaries should have explored the constitution of the party “and not through the papers just to tarnish the image of a man who has worked so hard to keep the party together.

The group further urged the leaders of the party including Asiwaju Bola Tinubu to join hands with the chairman to return the party “to the path of constitutionalism as opposed to the rule of one godfather and his collaborators by learning to channel their grievances through appropriate channels for redress.”

Khohen:
Is the University owned by Edo State govt or a Gov Oshomhole's private University.

Keneking:
Ambode in Edo State?

Pidgin2:
These days it seems people are signing their death warrant by joining the army

RIP

madridguy:
CORRUPTION EVERYWHERE.

Siberia101:
Kill All Corrupt Judges