₦airaland Forum

abokikhalifa:
Even when your energy die you still try to give them good comment . So move on with your life boy

NaijaRoyalty:
Only if he's born again

The worst is, there's no repentance in the grave.

HigherEd:
The proposed university(Moses Orimolade University) was being spearheaded and would be financed by the C&S Movement Church Worldwide. Adeoti described the church’s intervention in education sectors as very timely, saying the current tertiary institutions in the country, especially universities, were inadequate.


He said that they could not match the exponential growth of the country’s population. According to him, there is the urgent need for religious organisations and well-meaning individuals and groups to complement government’s efforts through massive investment in the education sector. The monarch advised the C&S Church leaders to consider making the proposed institution a specialised university for ease of acquisition of its official licence from the National Universities Commission (NUC).


The monarch expressed the community’s appreciation to the church’s authorities for the honour and recognition of locating the institution in their town. He said: “Though C&S church members are happy today, but the entire community members of Omu-Aran are happier that this is happening in our town. “There is no doubt that the existing number of universities in the country cannot match the explosion in the population of Nigerians. “I promise you all here that my chiefs and I will continue to monitor the progress of work for its speedy completion,” he said. Pastor Thomas Fakile, the Chairman Planning Committee of the proposed university, said that the project was informed by the desire to address the inadequate institutions in the country.


“The issue is that in the next 15 years, the population of Nigeria is likely to double its present population according to the United Nations (UN) statistics. “If the universities do not grow correspondingly with the population, it means we will have problems in the education sector,” he said. Rev. Samuel Abidoye, the Spiritual Leader of the church, said that the church would channel its available resources toward an accelerated completion of the project. He added that the church would spend about N300 million on the college’s building project that would last 18 months to complete. (NAN)

https://www.vanguardngr.com/2018/12/omu-aran-community-commends-cs-church-over-location-of-moses-orimolade-university/

OEPHIUS:
…Donates N6m and relief materials

Tears of joy flowed on the faces of the devastated victims of the recent fire outbreak at Ugboezeji and Ugboye in Abakpa Nike, Enugu, which burnt down the apartments of three widows, those of two other families and shops belonging to four furniture makers, a yam seller and bean-cake (Akara) fryer, respectively, when Gov. Ifeanyi Ugwuanyi visited them to sympathize and offer assistance to overcome their challenges.

Gov. Ugwuanyi who was represented by the Speaker of the Enugu State House of Assembly, Rt. Hon. Edward Ubosi, while at Ugboezeji, sympathized with the victims and gave the five tenants the sum of N500, 000 each to start a new life and N1 million to the landlord to assist her rebuild the property.

At Ugboye, the four furniture makers got N500,000 each while the yam seller and bean-cake fryer got N300, 000 and N200,000 respectively, totaling N6 million.

The victims who could not hold back their tears of joy, asked God to continue to bless the governor and grant him his heart’s desire for coming to their rescue. They also prayed for the governor’s re-election in 2019, describing him as “a good and kindhearted governor”.

The speaker, who led the state government’s delegation, was accompanied by Executive Secretary of Enugu State Emergency Management Agency (SEMA) Mrs. Nkechi Eneh and her team; the Chairman of Enugu East Local Government Area, Hon. Alex Ugwu and the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) candidate for Enugu East/Isi-Uzo Federal Constituency, Prince Cornelius Nnaji, who separately donated N50,000 to each of the victims at Ugboezeji.

They cautioned residents to be vigilant and avoid any act that could lead to fire outbreak, especially in this period of Harmathan.

Relief materials were given to the Ugboezeji victims at the Government House, Enugu by SEMA, immediately after the visit.

Enugu State is truly in the hands of God. #amokelouis


http://revue.com.ng/tears-of-joy-as-gov-ugwuanyi-visits-victims-of-fire-outbreak-at-abakpa-nike-enugu/

visijo:
Girls can be wicked, imagine "My bf likes music very much and plays it during sex but he cums before the chorus"

stephanie11:
@POLITICSNGR

Below is a statement from PDP Presidential candidate, Atiku Abubakar, made available to PoliticsNGR;

"My attention has been drawn to a statement by President Muhammadu Buhari on the occasion of a Christmas homage paid on him by members of the Federal Capital Territory Community in which he blamed his inability to fight corruption on the Nigerian system.

According to the President, his administration is slow in fighting corruption because the system is slow.

My immediate response to this is to commend President Buhari for admitting that he has failed in fighting corruption. The President has just corroborated Transparency International, whose latest Corruption Perception Index shows that Nigeria is more corrupt today than it was under the previous administration, having moved 12 places backwards in the CPI, from 136 in 2014 to 148 this year.

But my point of departure from the President is in blaming his failure on the system. I disagree. The system has challenges, yes, but where there is political will, the system can make progress.

I was Vice President of Nigeria from 1999 to 2007 and we used that same system to speedily convict no less a personality than an Inspector General of Police, and several others including cabinet ministers and other high officials.

Mr. President, the problem with your anti-corruption war is not the system. You are the problem!

The system allows you to arrest, try and convict your former Secretary to the Government of the Federation, who was fingered in a major corruption case, but you chose to let him go Scot free and you demonstrated your tolerance for his corruption by giving him a prominent role in your re-election campaign and recently welcoming him to the Presidential Villa with open arms.

The system allowed you to arrest, try and convict Abdulrasheed Maina, the biggest ever alleged thief in our civil service history, who is suspected of looting the pensions of millions of aged Nigerians. Yet you chose not to go that route, preferring instead to recall him, reinstate and double promote him while giving him armed guards to move about.

The system allows you to probe the $25 billion NNPC contracts awarded without due process, but you chose to bury the matter under the carpet, hoping the Nigerian people will forget about that grand scale alleged looting exposed by a leaked memo from a member of your cabinet.

Finally, nothing in the system stops you from telling Nigerians who owns the billions found in an Ikoyi apartment.

Based on the above statement of facts, I will not allow you to to make Nigeria the scapegoat for your failure. Your failure is personal, and not national.

If you could go abroad to insult Nigerian youths as lazy, why did you go to Paris to praise a governor who was caught red-handed receiving bribes on camera?

The system did not stop the EFCC from charging the opposition Governor of Akwa-Ibom, Mr. Udom Emmanuel, as a co-accused in the case involving the NBA Chairman, Mr Paul Usoro (SAN). Contrast this with the treatment meted out to Governor Umar Ganduje of the ruling All Progressive Congress.

Besides, your excuse is deceptive, because you have staunchly resisted restructuring. If you really believed that the system is the problem, you would have embraced restructuring.

Unfortunate as your admitted failure in the war on corruption is, it is your economic policy that is the greater failure. Your lack of ideas and your politicisation of the corruption war has made your administration fight legitimate businesses and the opposition.

I might add that it is actions such as this that have led to an unprecedented capital flight which has caused joblessness and made Nigeria the world headquarters for extreme poverty under your watch."

https://politicsngr.com/dont-blame-nigerian-system-failure-else-atiku-attacks-buhari/

LastDance:
This is not about igbo.
They are Nigerians and are all legends in Nigeria entertainment industry.
We as Nigerians are proud of them.
stop relating everyone to tribalism.
How can Nigeria grow as one when everywhere on Nairaland is filled with Igbo amaka.

The truth must be told, The yorubas, the Hausas and those from south south will not in anywhere be found shouting and praising their notable men and women on nairaland.
It is the igbos that are fond of shouting igbo amaka all over Nairaland, thereby indirectly promoting tribalism.

The truth is bitter but the igbos online or some igbos online are tribal nuisance.

You are still the reason why tribalism grows in nairaland.

I am from delta state and i am not blind to see that the yorubas and hausas are more loving and free of tribalism, unlike the igbos.

You all need to change for a better Nigeria.

Dee60:
Nigeria and Nigerians need prayers.

One presidential candidate is said to be slow and lacking in ideas but he is giving looters a tough time.

The other presidential candidate is said to have some ideas but some people point to his past misdeeds and want to conclude that he cant be trusted.

There are several other candidates who grossly lack political base. Some of them do not even have candidates in many positions.

What kind of thing is this? We have PVC but we are not sure who to use it for!

May be the one alleged to have participated in looting can earn some trust by declaring his past loots and returning some of them!

Or maybe the one that is said to be slow can pick up some action and also announce some fresh ideas (like re-structuring!).

People, instead of screaming and abusing yourselves over B or A, why dont you ponder and pray, may be there is a C or an M we should be voting for?

This great country deserves better.

Yet, no nation is greater that the greatness of her people. Great people make a great nation. Poor people make a poor nation. Corrupt people make a corrupt nation and idealess people make an idealess nation! And so on!

If you think our only problem is that of leadership wait till you drive on Lagos roads, where you will meet selfish citizens, mannerless drivers, and ruthless danfo operators. They are all screaming - Dont cross my path! Travel to sane nations and see how people are trying so hard to be polite and kind on the road!

Actually, when you read the comments on social media, you will realize that our politicians are quite smart. They know so well that they have little or nothing to offer (they just seem to like power for the sake of it!), so they play on the gullibility of the people, by promising them what they possibly cannot deliver. One says I will reduce the price of fuel to N45, yet the people cannot ask - How? The other says, I will restructure, and the people wont bother to ask - How and into what?

We need prayers.

SoNature:
It's kick the bucket

NOT hit the bucket

TarOrfeek:
When you fork the wrong preek.


And forget to drink anointing oil.

ColdIce:
they are always forming posh
but dull in reality
it baffles me how u will cross road and put ear piece on.
def listening to a demonic song and got knocked off.
hahahahaha

zoba88:
Below are photos of the exterior and interior of the magnificent church edifice built and handed over to Catholic Community by Senator Ifeanyi Araraume of APGA, the APGA governorship candidate of Imo State. The church was dedicated to God yesterday.

In his emotional laddened speech, Araraume stated that the inspiration to build St Andrew's Catholic Church came from God and his late mother.

The air-conditioned church building comes with fitted gadgets and sound systems.

Beside this main edifice, Araraume also built an ICT centre, Rev. Father residence and a hall for the laity,all in the same compound.

The church was dedicated by Most Rev. Dr. S.A. Amatu, Catholic Bishop of Okigwe Diocese.

Source: http://www.trezzyhelm.com/2018/12/see-church-built-by-imo-apga.html

Salamandala:
Merry X-mas everybody

Pinkberry5:
Merry Christmas y'all

Twinmama:
Merry Christmas. Not xmas

Mediahelm:
The Senator representing Kogi West, Senatorial district revealed the Inspector General is planning to arrest him today and inject him to death.

He also revealed the IG has already deployed his men to carry out the activity. He told his supporters to watch out.

He wrote


Source: https://www.mediahelm.com.ng/2018/12/there-is-plan-by-ig-to-arrest-me-today.html

enfantdedieu:
Lemme just drop it here...I eat rice and chicken almost every week. Today, I only have appetit for fruits

Lordofthewest:
Lmao...naija politicians are a bunch of unrepentant bastards with the heads of their dumb followers stuck up their butt.What else do we have to do to make the youths of this country see these people for what they are?

TheManOfTheYear:
You don't know Lagos. Forget that bullcrap the OP put up there

NoGender:


Brezz has always been a weapon of mass destruction.

AutoReportNG:
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Christmas is that period of time that Nigerians and the world look forward to! Irrespective of your religion, Christmas is a time of love, bonding and when families get to relax, have fun and time have to be together as one again. It is that period that people travel far and near to see loves one and also to share the moment with them.

Lagos is a cosmopolitan city with lots of traffic, hectic lifestyle, and all it takes to be a city. It's a city that never sleeps and so the people who live in the city never sleep as well all thanks to traffic! In Lagos, we sleep in traffic, we only visit our homes to see how far!

We can't but ignore the ups and down in the city and so when it comes to Christmas, we have to relax and we have to party hard. Lagos being the number one on the list when it comes to nightlife in Nigeria. It never disappoints fun seekers and adventure lovers. There is never a dull moment in the beautiful city of Lagos with several spots to visit and have a lot of fun, both during the day and night.

In this yuletide season, don't dull yourself, go out and have some massive fun, irrespective of what the country brings, we still have reasons to celebrate if not for anything but for the gift of life and the reason of the season which is Jesus!

AutoReportNG brings to you places you can visit and have fun in Lagos even at a friendly price or free if possible.

1. The Beach

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Gone are those days when we have the bar beach at the Victoria Island, Lagos but all thanks to the Eko Atlantic, it's no more now as the place now houses the Eko Atlantic project. But there are still some private ones within this area that still serves the purpose. If you love a serene and cool environment where you can get a feel of the nice warm weather then the beach is your stop. This provides a pleasant, fascinating and excellent holiday relaxation.

Below are some places to visit during this period..

1. Coconut beach which is in the coastal town of Badagry, west of Lagos
2. Suntan Beach
3. Lekki Beach
4. Elegushi Beach
5. Altican Beach

Gate fee ranges from 1000-2000 naira

2. The Lekki Conversation Centre, Lagos

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Want to be close to nature and its serene nature? Think of LCC, Lekki. Built in 1990, Lekki conservation centre covers a land area of 78 hectares. This nature hub is run by the Nigerian conservation foundation (NCF) and If you appreciate the sight of plants and animals in their natural habitat, then this place is a must visit for you.

The NCF was set aside to sustain the natural habitation of plants, and animals as urbanization began leading to the intrusion of areas meant for them. The conservation centre is located in Lekki, immediately after Chevron, before the 2nd Lekki Toll Gate.

Gate fee range from 1000-2000 naira

3. Ikeja Shopping Mall

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If you are within Lagos Mainland like Ketu, Ikeja, Airport Rd, Oshodi etc, then Ikeja Shopping Mall maybe your next spot destination for fun and networking. Ikeja Mall is a place to visit during this season as there are lots of stores, eateries and there is also a cinema for the film lovers. Not only that, you are bound to meet and connect with old friends here as it is always jampacked with massive fun.

Gate fee: Free

4. Nike Art Gallery

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If you are a lover of art and culture, then the Nike Art Gallery is for you. Located in the city of Lagos at Ikate roundabout in Lekki, Nike Art Gallery is a place where you are bound to connect to the artisitic world and also get to see the beauty of art. The gallery is adorned with lots of African artists works from Nigeria and also from around the world.

The interesting place about this place is that you have the opportunity to meet, mingle and ask questions from the owner of this place, Madam Nike. Think of going outside the regular? Visit the Nike Art Gallery today

Gate Fee: Free

5. Amusement Parks

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The culture of parks is fasting dyNigeria Nigeri, all thanks to poor management and lack of maintenance, many parks that used to be a place of fun are closing down because the maintenance is high. Parks are places the kids and adults go and relax, have fun, play with Santa Claus and mingle with friends and associates.

There are only a few parks in Lagos that one can go and have fun and these are listed below...

1. Freedom Park: is located at Old Prison Ground Broad Street, Lagos Island, Lagos.
2. Apapa Amusement Park: park 34, Randle Road, Lagos.
3. Muri Okunola Park: is located at Ahmadu Bello Way, Lagos
4. Scenario Amusement Park: For the people living around Ikorodu, it's located at Scenario Avenue Igbodu Junction, Ikorodu, Lagos.

6. Terra Kulture, VI

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Terra Kulture and Nike Art Gallery are both closely related, as both promote and celebrate Africa works, crafts, and creativity.

Terra Kulture is a privately owned educational and recreational centre; a perfect place for the lovers of art, culture, and everything African. Located in the Victoria Island area of Lagos City, Terra Kulture has a mini library or information centre on Nigeria and Africa.

The center’s mini library is stocked with books, contemporary journals and magazines, and wireless internet facilities and flat screen computers for its members.

Terra Kulture is a very popular spot amongst the expatriate's community and it offers visitors an opportunity to see Nigerian arts and crafts on a display for those wanting to learn about Nigerian cultures and languages.

The centre also features a multi-purpose hall with facilities for drama presentation, conferences and seminars; and a cozy restaurant portraying the richness of Nigerian cuisines.

Compile by AutoReportNG.com


Source:
https://www.autoreportng.com/2018/12/fun-places-to-visit-this-christmas-in.html

Ezechinwa:
Smh, as if Abuja alone is Nigeria, Nigeria has the potential to be as great as USA, but we limit ourselves with minor achievements. In a lifetime 95% of people won't know their true potentials.

It's a pity my fellow country people still shouts up NEPA when they receive electricity, due to fact that they don't know their rights

able1993:
This one no smart, Whites are not dull, their avarice makes them yield sometimes......

Anyway, if you wish to be motivated about what you are doing or want to read life stories to learn from, success strategies.....then visit www.motivate.com.ng

mediaNGR:
The former aide and PDP ranting machine, Reno Omokri talked about how EFCC kept Legitimate money of UnionBank which they sized at Enugu airport claiming it is Money laundering. After many prove by the bank they still insist , because they thought it's for funding of Atiku campaign.

He also said the EFCC agency is keeping quiet on Ganduje $5000 bribe, which they didn't investigated on, after he has bribed them with donation.

HE WROTE:


He also said:


Source: https://www.mediahelm.com.ng/2018/12/reno-omokri-blasts-effc-after-seizing.html

maticdamian:
A Student of Unilorin I am Stuck in school for this Xmas no money to eat all my friends have gone for holiday but am the only one left in the hostel I don't want to die of hunger I have nothing to eat as of this moment I speak anything be it just #500 I don't ask much just so that I can put something in my mouth please help


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Diamond Bank
Ayodamola Olaosebikan Segun

hopefulLandlord:
After independence, in order to build a great nation, each country went to work. But in Nigeria, after independence, our people went to pray and fast. So, while we were praying, Malaysia came here and took our palm seedlings and built a great factory of it. While we were praying, Singapore went into investment in technology. While we were praying, India went into ICT. While we were praying, China went to massive industrialization. While we were shouting Allah Alakuba! UAE went into massive infrastructural development. While we were binding and casting Lucifer, Japan went into technological development. While we were speaking in tongues, Denmark went into education of her citizens. While we were mounting big speakers in our places of worship, USA was mounting man on the moon.

After our prayers, God, being a wise God decided to reward us according to our labour. Since those that went into industrialization, technology, infrastructural development, ICT, education etc have been rewarded accordingly. It's only wise God rewards us with our efforts in prayers. That's why today, Nigerian pastors are competing in building the biggest churches.

That's why there are more prayer houses and worship places than hospitals and schools. That's why people rush to prayer houses for medical and business solutions instead of hospitals. That's why we don't do business proposals before jumping into business since we are going to back it up with prayers. And when it collapse, we blame devil. That's why it's a sin to say anything negative about pastors and imams. That's why our pastors don't consider the opinion of engineers while building and blame devil when building collapse. That's why faith in God replaces building pillars and when it collapse we blame it on Lucifer. That's why our pastors are making sure they plant church branches instead of schools in every streets in Nigeria. That's why we always wait for gods to do that which ability to accomplish we already have in us. That's why we want our teachers to labour on earth and go to heaven for their rewards. Nigeria is a prayer loving, god fearing nation. Religion has taken the place of technology, infrastructure, education and all. When we are traveling, we ignore all the necessary road requirements, servicing of our vehicles and pray. And, once we pray, we can put a half fit vehicle on the road and blame our step mother or mother in law if anything goes wrong. That's why there are more people dying on our roads. Because, we pray and fast and leave everything to God when we have all we need to survive and build a nation....... I hope it made sense to you

Ebullience:
The ruling All Progressives Congress, APC, has refuted claims that some cabal in Aso Rock have hijacked the campaign of President Muhammadu Buhari.

There are reports that a cabal has hijacked the campaign and that there was an intense plot to relegate members of the APC National Working Committee, NWC, in the scheme of things.

But in a swift reaction, the National Publicity Secretary of the party, Mallam Lanre Issa-Onilu, who spoke with Vanguard, said it was not possible for someone to hijack the party’s campaigns.


He said, “Hijacked by who? If they hijacked it, to do what? Can they campaign without the president? Can they campaign without the party?

“We are all working together and there is no issue. Very shortly, the campaign council will be announced and campaigns will start.

“Election is February 16 and I keep telling people that campaigns are not all about rallies.

“There are several platforms of engagement with the voters. Many other aspects are ongoing. Our activities are ongoing.

“Yesterday, the president commissioned the international wing of the Nnamdi Azikiwe airport.

“That is campaign to show that the same country that was not working is now working. That is what Nigerians are going to vote for in February.

“Nigerians are travelling this season, they will see activities going on on the roads. The roads that were not free for several hours, they are now going to be spending fewer hours.

“That is part of campaign. It is for people to go and see improvements and see possibilities and see that their country is now working.

“We are going to do rallies across the country. We are a party that is so proud of our achievements and we are very confident that our achievements are speaking for us already.”

http://dailypost.ng/2018/12/22/2019-election-apc-speaks-aso-rock-cabal-hijacking-buharis-campaign/

Nwodosis:
If you don't have reason to be in another man's country, why should you be there?
Can one move from his village to Abuja without money nor contacts of anybody to go and hustle?

AdesegunSanni89:
PDP, the party of FOOLS. Only noise, no brain

Crimecity:
A fire outbreak on Thursday night, destroyed machinery and rice products at the Abakaliki Rice Mill Company premises in Ebonyi State.

The Abakaliki Rice Mill Company premises which is located at the Onuebonyi area of Ebonyi State, was engulfed by a fire outbreak which destroyed machinery and rice products, and also affected one shop, but was later put out by the Ebonyi State fire service before it could cause further havoc.

According to PREMIUM TIMES, some residents of the area said that the fire incident may have been caused by power surge, as they described the damage caused by the unfortunate incident as devastating.

While speaking to a correspondent, the chairman of the Abakaliki Rice Mill Ltd, Joseph Ununu, who confirmed the incident, said that the fire started at about 9 p.m. on Thursday night which attracted the attention of the leadership of the mill who were still in the office when the inferno started.



The chairman who described the fire incident as mysterious said that the fire started from the rear of the building and took over the whole structure before it was noticed by the security men on duty who then quickly alerted the authorities.



The owner of the shop located at 13 A Line, Moses Oboh, lamented the ordeal and called on the government to come to his aid, adding that he may not survive the shock and the trauma of losing up to an estimated N50 million at once.

See more: https://zenithnaija.com/tragedy-as-abakaliki-rice-mill-company-is-gutted-by-fire-photos/

Crimecity:
A fire outbreak on Thursday night, destroyed machinery and rice products at the Abakaliki Rice Mill Company premises in Ebonyi State.

The Abakaliki Rice Mill Company premises which is located at the Onuebonyi area of Ebonyi State, was engulfed by a fire outbreak which destroyed machinery and rice products, and also affected one shop, but was later put out by the Ebonyi State fire service before it could cause further havoc.

According to PREMIUM TIMES, some residents of the area said that the fire incident may have been caused by power surge, as they described the damage caused by the unfortunate incident as devastating.

While speaking to a correspondent, the chairman of the Abakaliki Rice Mill Ltd, Joseph Ununu, who confirmed the incident, said that the fire started at about 9 p.m. on Thursday night which attracted the attention of the leadership of the mill who were still in the office when the inferno started.



The chairman who described the fire incident as mysterious said that the fire started from the rear of the building and took over the whole structure before it was noticed by the security men on duty who then quickly alerted the authorities.



The owner of the shop located at 13 A Line, Moses Oboh, lamented the ordeal and called on the government to come to his aid, adding that he may not survive the shock and the trauma of losing up to an estimated N50 million at once.

See more: https://zenithnaija.com/tragedy-as-abakaliki-rice-mill-company-is-gutted-by-fire-photos/

MrMacinterchi1:
My bro, na lie u lie so. E follow join.