₦airaland Forum

helinues:
Continue keeping it and make sure you have your handkerchiefs and buckets around. We would like to read the gory story later.

Gravity would always make what goes up to come down

The opposition from hell have just been looking for anything to be vindicated

Few months ago, around April, Aisha Yesufu gave a financial advice to Fx traders to keep their dollars closer, despite steps being taken then by CBN governor, Cardoso.

According to a Twitter post she made then, she said that no matter the "disastrous policies" this administration decides to take, it won't amount to anything.

Even the Supporters of this administration, like Helinues and co, called her all manner of names.

Today, it seems that her prediction about the dollar is accurate.

Everyday, we wake up to news of the dollar crashing against the dollar.

Has she been vindicated?

Frame 1: Her April tweet.
Frame 2: Current exchange rate.

confusedlady:
I wasn't really commenting on Reno Omokiri's post. My point is questioning the morality of not conducting local government elections until the tail end of Mr Obi's double tenure of EIGHT years.
Is he justified in being a governor to two tenures and waiting until the last year(8th) before conducting a local government election once??
At times we the people get the government we deserve .....

helinues:
Those who have been calling Lagos no man's land are now over doing it which is becoming so rude and senseless to the Yoruba's.

Don't let us take things personal the way you people have been taken it cos you won't like it.

Attacking a whole tribe because of politics should stop hence forth. Make una face the politicians and their political party without lumping the people from the region into it.

Enough is enough

Anioma youths pay Senator Ned Nwoko a visit at his country home in Anioma. They affirm their support for the creation of Anioma state. They also show their support for him by singing;

'Ned Ned Ka anyị ga eso, ma ọna eje eje ma ọna ala ala Ned Ka anyị ga eso.'

raskymonojendor:
Fake unverified news. Let a reputable media report the news first and not some unknown twitter handle.

Righthussle:
LGBTQ thing wey una dey worry about no really mean anything to me.

My Policy is, if you wan put preek for person ear, go ahead provided the adult person weda man or woman consent to am.

Na una dey make these LGBTQ people feel special.

Ironbull:
Dey play I swear grigory will never enter our Aso Rock instead for him to rule Nigeria we will prefer Nigeria exist no more than that your bastrd obi to rule Nigeria so na u go cry las las by 2027 and forever crying.

celestineteryim:
this are tactics of vote buying for next election

Auyonious:
Peter Obi can't be a good president at all. Even now he is lopsided in his donation. Only christians churches and institutions affiliated to them are receiving his donation. I don't think he is serious about becoming president.

UncommonLogic:
Conman

Zwooks:
Igbos with chest beating to arrive on scene. Thank goodness the part of my family tree with igbo blood has been cleaned off by me and will never be talked about with that naughty igbos haughtyness

The University of Birmingham is delighted to announce the appointment of one of the country’s preeminent lawyers and equality rights champion as its new Chancellor. Sandie Okoro OBE brings a remarkable record of accolades recognising her contribution to diversity, equality and female rights, and is currently Group General Counsel of Standard Chartered where she leads the Bank’s Legal, Group Corporate Secretariat and Shared Investigative Services functions.

Sandie Okoro is the University’s eighth Chancellor since it was established in 1900. She succeeds Lord Bilimoria of Chelsea CBE, who will step down as Chancellor in July after 10 years in the role; and follows in the footsteps of the Right Honourable Joseph Chamberlain and the Right Honourable Anthony Eden, the Earl of Avon.

"I am truly honoured and delighted to be appointed Chancellor. It's a fantastic opportunity for me to give a little something back to the amazing University that has given so very much to me and my family."

Sandie is a proud University of Birmingham alumna, graduating with a degree in Law and Politics from Birmingham before qualifying as a barrister at City, University of London. After switching roles to solicitor, she held posts including Head of Legal for Corporate Services at Schroders, Global General Counsel at Barings and General Counsel for HSBC Global Asset Management. Sandie was also Senior Vice-President and General Counsel, and Vice-President for Compliance, for the World Bank Group.

Adam Tickell, Vice-Chancellor of the University of Birmingham, said: “We are excited to welcome Sandie as our new Chancellor. She is a highly respected trailblazer in the corporate legal sector and is of course a proud University of Birmingham graduate. To hear her talk about breaking glass ceilings and aiming high is inspirational and reflects the attitude and passion of our university and our commitment to championing equality, diversity and inclusion.”

The Chancellor is the ceremonial head of the University. They preside at degree ceremonies, celebrating with and inspiring students on their graduation day. They also perform an important role in engaging with the community and stakeholders and working as an advocate to raise the University’s profile and promote its reputation regionally, nationally and globally.

Paraman:
Good one from the judiciary

Ebubu2:
It Tinubu grants SE extra state to make them at par with other regions in Nigeria, he will win second term over Obi in SE.