₦airaland Forum

backnbeta:
This would have made some sense in sane climes where the fund will be used for the right purpose and by the right people, not in Nigeria. Here, they spend their security votes on personal runs but expect the business owners to fund security in the state

adioolayi:
ISI is a private run school, it is independent of FG. That being said, how will it look like if the celestials, cherubim, masquerades, Osun, sango, Obatala, Ifa and Ogun worshippers all come in their attires since we are independent nation ISI is over 50yeras old, Muslim parents should not disturb the peace of that school.

mfm04622:
The company he want to buy is in Kenya, not Nigeria!

WhyMoD:
and this trash made sense to you?
Boring

WhyMoD:
There's a minimum requirements to being a president of a country. And the last time I checked being in the army wasn't that minimum. Secular education is..


In the army you're only taught how to kill..
And nothing more. But secular education teaches critical thinking and empathy too

Oh is that why Nigeria has turned to graveyard since Bubu's inception

SolutionMee:

So because you hear Kwarans hating on Saraki now shows that Buhari is automatically loved by them. Wake up!!! Buhari can't even secure 9% vote in Kwara.
In fact, Buhari should test his popularity by faking his own death. Then you will see how Kwarans and majority of Nigerians will celebrate his demise. Who wants to shear crocodile tears on a lifeless leader?

Mykelpato:
Your comment is meant for the dust bin.

Osita Chidoka is a great man and a core PDP man

speedyGonzales:
Russia is a traditional enemy of the west, due to the cold war, so they don't allow Russia to be a part of it. But Russia has free trade agreements with former USSR state



For Donald Trump, his strategy was to renegotiate a new trade deals to be more favorable to the US, because USA being the bigger country with the bigger market and economy has more power in the agreement. He has now finished renegotiating it. it is now called USMCA, it is mostly the old NAFTA agreement with a few minor changes.



Finally, if Nigeria is to become the giant of Africa then Nigerian influence must be felt in every corner of Africa, through trade and exporting our culture. The only part to wealth for Nigerians is through trade.

And we have our population and large economy as leverage over every other country in Africa. So we can negotiate against what we don't like.

Read about the Austrian School of economic, if you are interested in the theory of how countries get rich.

speedyGonzales:
you are not a good economics student are you?
why do countries want to enter the EU?
why does the UK, still want access to the single market after brexit?
why does the US, Canada and Mexico have NAFTA?
what did Adam Smith say about trade?


read up the benefits of this trade agreements and their disadvantages.

To put it simply, this trade deal is necessary, for that better naija we are all dreaming of, but if buhari does not like something about it, he should send a team to negotiate and iron it out.

jomoh:
You’re indeed a beautiful mind.


But where can I get the remaining

BeautifulMind2:
BREAKING News!!!
LIST OF NIGERIANS BUHARI BANNED FROM TRAVELLING ABROAD - @Hope For Nigeria.

1) Sambo Dasuki (Former VP)
2) Saminu Turaki (Jigawa), former governor.
3) Murtala Nyako (Adamawa), former governor.
4) Adebayo Alao-Akala (Oyo), former governor.
5) Gabriel Suswam (Benue), former governor.
6) Rasheed Ladoja (Oyo), former governor.
7) Orji Uzor Kalu (Abia), former governor.
( Danjuma Goje (Gombe), former governor.
9) Attahiru Bafarawa (Sokoto), former governor.
10) Muazu Babangida Aliyu (Niger); Ex governor.
11) Chimaroke Nnamani (Enugu); Ex governor.
12) Sule Lamido (Jigawa); Ex governor.
13) Gbenga Daniel (Ogun); Ex governor.
14) Ibrahim Shehu Shema (Katsina). Ex governor.
15)Nenadi Usman, ex-minister
16) Bashir Yuguda, ex-minister
17) Jumoke Akinjide; ex-minister
18) Bala Mohammed; ex-minister
19) Abba Moro; ex-minister
20) Femi Fani-Kayode; ex-minister
21) Ahmadu Fintiri. ex-minister
22) Chief of Defence Staff, Air Marshal Alex Badeh
23) ex-Chief of Naval Staff, Vice Adm A. D. Jibrin.
24) ex Chief of Air Staff, Air Marshal Mohammed.
25) Dikko Umar; former IGP of Police.
26) Sunday Ehindero; former IGP of Police.
27) exChief of Air Staff, Air Mars Adesola Amosu.
28) High Chief Raymond Dokpesi; AIT/ Raypower.
29) Waripamowei Dudafa (SA Domestic) to GEJ.
30) Justice Innocent Umezulike; former Chief Judge of Enugu State,
31) Justice Rita Ofili-Ajumogobia; former judge of the Federal High Court.
32) Olisa Metu, former PDP NPS.
33) Chief Jide Omokore;
34) Ricky Tarfa.
35) Dele Belgore (SAN).
More lists-

Tpeters:
How can you ban 50 people from leaving the country without a court order? What happened to their constitutional right of freedom of movement? In this same country you recalled, reinstated and promoted Maina and gave him armed guards. You didn’t ban him from traveling. You did not ban grasscutter Babachir. You gave Kemi armed security to go to the airport and escape to London after being exposed as a certificate forger. You allow Orji Kalu travel. Now that elections are near, you want to ban your political opponents from traveling

Oga oo

Johnnyessence:
The United States Department of Justice has denied having any record that indicates that Nigeria’s former Vice President, Atiku Abubakar, has a pending lawsuit in the US.
In an email to our correspondent on Friday, a spokesperson for the US DOJ, Peter Carr said, “Thank you for reaching out to us. I have checked the public court records, and they do not show cases filed against a defendant named Atiku Abubakar.”
This was stated as a response to SUNDAY PUNCH’s request for information on whether Abubakar is wanted in the US in connection with any issue of money laundering.
The mail also asked the department to confirm whether Abubakar has been banned from entering the US and if there is any court case against him concerning the Halliburton scandal which resulted in the conviction of a US lawmaker, William Jefferson.
Asked if it is true that the ex-vice president (now a chieftain of the All Progressives Congress) was banned from entering the US, the American official said the issue was confidential.
He said, “Visa issues are confidential under section 222(f) of the Immigration and Nationality Act. If your question is specifically about entry – not about visas per se – I would refer you to the US Customs and Border Protection.”
Last week, Kaduna State Governor, Mallam Nasir el-Rufai, had implied that Abubakar was avoiding a visit to the US because he might be charged with a case of money laundering.
He reacted to Abubakar’s interview which he granted to the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission’s quarterly publication, Zero Tolerance, where he had accused the Kaduna governor of corruption by offering him Transcorp’s shares.
https://punchng.com/dont-criminal-case-atiku-us/