₦airaland Forum

Ebubeslym:
Chai!
Denials and counter denials
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This administration fit come out one day deny say dem name no be APC again.

These are the basics, which IMF forced us to abandon in the 1970 that lead to the disappearance of the groundnut pyramids, palm oil, cocoa and rubber plantations.

SeverusSnape:
Saraki is still loved by his people despite the trumped up charges slammed on him by the dullardic general.

He may be corrupt (in fact he is), But he's not the only corrupt person in APC. They are all corrupt sons of bitches.

The Party calls on the Army authorities not to sweep this particular arrest of Mr. Odike’s son under the carpet but to ensure that thorough process is followed in bringing him to justice to serve as deterrent to others in the State.

kossyablaze:
Buhari must die

saaedlee:
Congratulations on public display of ignorance. 300 defenceless Nigerians my foot.

Oshiomole, a former labour leader, said there was no other option left for government at this time.

…Reaches agreement with FG to suspend school fees hike

…Reaches agreement with FG to suspend school fees hike
By Michael Eboh

The National Association of Nigerian Students, NANS, Thursday, said expressed support for the recent hike in the price of petrol, stating that the Nigerian economy is sinking and badly battered, and therefore, incapable of bearing the burden of fuel subsidy.
Addressing newsmen in Abuja, President of NANS, Comrade Tijani Shehu, who also stated that NANS had reached an agreement with the Federal Government as concerning palliatives for students, called for the total deregulation of the downstream sector of the petroleum industry, as according to him, it would help improve the economy of the country and boost employment generation.

He said, “ NANS recognizes that Nigeria is faced with the crisis of deciding its future from present realities of economic challenges, and this justifies the reasons for the agitation for reversal of the pump price of N86.50 by some members of the public.
“NANS recognizes that the economy is sinking, and however, we blame the government for allowing the situation to generate to position where Labour Unions will find it difficult to appreciate, accommodate policies and be on the same page with them.”
He maintained that there is no justification for the Federal Government to continue subsidizing imported petroleum products, adding that the removal of subsidy would guarantee availability of petrol across the country.

“We worry that the Federal Government, instead of completely deregulating the importation of petrol is still controlling the business through issuing of licenses, and there is no assurance that the modular refineries will be operational before 24v month,” he noted.
He argued that the defense of the Federal Government on the diversion of petrol to neighboring countries is an indictment on the security apparatus of the Buhari-led government.

On the understanding reached with the Federal Government concerning palliatives, Shehu stated that it was agreed that the government should halt any further increment in tuition fees and other auxiliary fees in all institutions of higher learning.
He said, “Understanding was also reached that government should provide buses to tertiary institutions of higher learning, two per institution, to ease transportation on campuses; distribution of camp gas cylinders to all Nigerian students.

“It was also agreed that government should engage students across the four zones of NANS in a town hall meeting to enlighten students on the policy; provide immediate employment to graduates; establish an independent service monitoring group to monitor the current price ceiling of N145 per litre and also establish a students’ trust fund.”

‘’President Jonathan did not tell Nigerians during his electioneering campaign, that his administration will only be able to deliver the dividends of democracy by removing fuel subsidy.

The Ogun State Governor, Senator Ibikunle Amosun told State House correspondents that deregulation should be considered as “sacrifices that must be paid by all”.

"There is an urgency to improve things in the country. By October this year, we are going to be 56 years and in all these we have been able to achieve is this low outcome that the country has found itself. That is why there should be urgency in what we do,” she stressed.

Beremx:
Who throw back picture don epp?

Throw back ko, catch front ni!

mtscheeew!

Tolexander:
oh!

The Pharaoh that had the dream that elevated Joseph making him the Prime Minister in Egypt?

klassykute:
e eye don clear?? welcome back bro lwkmd