₦airaland Forum

Tayorshd87:
The way accident dey happen these days ehn you will actually believe the hardship is contributing to it logically 🙁


This man actually look like this Ekiti governor that died not quite long.


Well
Rip to you sir 😢😭

Henry2405:
You mistakenly picked the wrong luggage at the airport, you got home and found this, what is your next step?

ME:- As a good citizen and a Christian it is wrong for me to take what isn’t mine. So I will empty the money from bag in my room and return the empty bag to the airport

Acting Chief Justice of Nigeria, CJN, Justice Kudirat Kekere-Ekun on Friday promised to take the judiciary to greater heights and improve on its image.

Kekere-Ekun assured that Nigerians would be proud of the judiciary after her tenure in office.

President Bola Tinubu on Friday swore-in Justice Kudirat Kekere-Ekun as the Acting CJN pending her confirmation by the senate.


Kekere-Ekun was sworn-in at the Council Chamber of the State House in Abuja.

Addressing journalists after she was sworn-in, the Acting CJN said: “My expectation is to take the judiciary to higher heights, we will improve the reputation that it has and ensure people have more confidence in the judiciary.

“I that it’s not a one man’s job, we all have to be onboard and because we all see the areas of improvement, there will be cooperation. We all want to see a better judiciary and a better judiciary is for the benefit of the whole nation.

“Whatever the shortcomings that we see today, we are all members of the society, so if we want to see improvement. Let it start with each and every one of us. Let us all have faith in the system.

“Let’s be more particular about the process of appointments, discipline on the bench and bar. I believe that at the end of my tenure we will have a judiciary we can all be proud of.”

fineberry:
What can #1k really do now



Just a temp relief jare

CyrusVI:


I like this. left to me, I would even want men to stop talking to ladies with no bum or the ugly ones.

In the last place I worked, i dont respond random greetings to from small ass ladies and the ugly ones, I discriminate alot against them.
I know its not their fault, but its not my fault either.

As for short ladies, they are at the bottom. I get angry seeing them laughing. Like Whats funny. That gene shouldnt be passed on and you're here laughing

She should go a rich man with poor taste

The Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited (NNPC Ltd.) says it has not paid fuel subsidies to anyone in the last nine months.

The Chief Financial Officer of the company, Alhaji Umar Ajiya, made the clarifications on Monday in Abuja.

Ajiya said NNPC Ltd. was only handling Premium Motor Spirit (PMS) importation shortfalls between the company and the federation.

“In the last eight to nine months, NNPC Ltd. has not paid anybody a dime as a subsidy; no one has been paid Kobo by NNPC Ltd. in the name of subsidy."

“No marketer has received any money from us by way of subsidy.
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“What has been happening is that we have been importing PMS, which has been landing at a specific cost price, and the government tells us to sell it at half price."

“So the difference between the landing price and that half price is a shortfall."

“And the deal is between the Federation and NNPC Ltd., to reconcile, sometimes they give us money, so there is no money exchanging hands with any marketer in the name of subsidy,” he said.

He stated that credit lines are prevalent in downstream businesses based on the worldwide commercial system. He added that the company was in an open credit agreement with PMS suppliers in the past, with term-line contracts for payment.

Also, Dapi Segun, the Executive Vice President of downstream at NNPC Ltd., said that establishing an open credit agreement with suppliers spoke volumes about the credibility the national oil company had built over time.

“Concerning the outstanding to the suppliers, it is not in that magnitude that has been put out, it is lower than the $6.8 billion."

"What really matters is the relationship between us and our suppliers to ensure that we keep faith in making these payments to our suppliers, which we have done over time.
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“You would understand that it is not a static figure, and I wouldn’t want to quote any figure. When we make payments, it goes down, and when they supply products, it goes up.

“It is a dynamic way, but the most important thing is to ensure that we continue to make PMS available across the country,” he said.

JoeEeL:
The use of social media by we black folks seem to have our IQ on a slow and steady decline.

Any little thing, na challenge. Na just yesterday them post for nairaland frontpage, challenge gone wrong when one guy one jump over moving car. Unfortunately the jump was not successful and man was badly injured.

RealAfonja:
Some of You receiving over #100k don't know what God has done in your life, I am a graduate and I am receiving 25k monthly at one school I teaches in Kaduna State.

lazkizz:
Una Don taya us .


We never eat ,talk less to settle una

TouchNfollow:
...I threw away the phone because of the shock...

https://www.vanguardngr.com/2024/08/i-threw-away-my-phone-when-i-heard-your-husbands-death-akpabio-tells-ubahs-widow/

RenaissanceGuy:
Don't mind them. 1.5m per month is nothing. Sometimes, public transport takes about ₦800k per month sef. A bottle of water now costs ₦50,000.

God1000:
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electric_eel

BABANGBALI:
you've been noticed. Now go and play with your toys

BABANGBALI:
She is breastless Mtcheeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeew

obonujoker:
Where will their souls be now??

With God or with the Devil?

AfonjaMozlem:
We women are gold diggers!
Stay away from us.


That woman should be arrested and jailed without trial. She did it to inherit his wealth.