₦airaland Forum

Tinubuadvocate:
umu chineke just land gidigba

odysey:
No intelligence report, no proof that they are bandits, no footage showing that they are armed, it's possible these are innocent villagers/citizens tagged terrorists killed indiscriminately

iamyemiakins:
Aketi grabbing the land grabbers by their balls. We don't want them in Ondo State.

End of discussion!

Hisxellency:
This wike strong o

Bold and courageous
He's the pathfinder

donaldeke:
Nigerian opposition leader Atiku Abubakar paid $16.5 million (N8.7 billion in today’s parallel conversions) to an American firm to help him destroy his opponent’s campaign message and procure a visa to Washington in the run-up to the 2019 presidential vote, according to disclosure filings seen by Peoples Gazette, bolstering a long-held presumption that Nigerian electioneering was becoming more expensive to run even before illicit payments to electoral officers and voters are factored in.

Mr Abubakar, 74, used the money to enlist the services of K.M. Family Investment, LLC, a Texas-based public affairs consultancy run by Sada Cumber, a Pakistani-American diplomat and former U.S. Special Envoy to the Organisation of the Islamic Conference (OIC) under President George W. Bush. The deal was facilitated by Legacy Logistics, an Abuja-based integrated services venture linked to Mr Abubakar’s associates Samuel Cornelius and Joseph Nzepuome.

Amongst other campaign ideas, Mr Cumber and his team accepted the $16.5 million deal to help the former Nigerian vice president lobby American politicians and bureaucrats for a visitor’s visa, coordinate advanced communications of his campaign and help build a structure tasked with the “destruction” of opposition messaging, according to the contract seen by The Gazette as part of compliance with the provisions of U.S. Foreign Agents Registration Act.

https://www.reporterswall.com/2019-election-documents-show-atiku-paid-16-5-million-to-secure-u-s-visa-destroy-buhari-campaign/

Onyi22:
Boma for the money

kingsolium:
Good morning house, pls I need your views and opinions on this subject matter.

Ok, I currently work with an FMCG Coy in Ibadan as an inventory officer where I earn N175k net on a monthly basis. It’s important to state here that I was living in Lagos prior to my getting this FMCG job.

So, I moved to Ibadan 2 months ago and currently put up with a friend in his apartment while I try to figure out how to move my stuffs to Ibadan on relocation basis. But along the line, I got a job with a big agricultural establishment affiliated to a multinational agricultural firm and I’m being offered N259k for a start excluding other benefits such as airtime(15k) which is different from my main salary.

Also note that the N259k is gross so my take home could be around N230k or thereabouts.

Now here’s the challenge. This new job is in Kaduna(the state capital) and I’ve not been to kaduna before. So, house what do you think about this. I need your candid, sincere and factual advice on this matter.

Thank you

fayomim:
How far bro..... I dey hail ohhh

Classickj:
Ozo 2.0

airsaylongcome:
India and Edo jazz don let Saga loss. Completely lost

temitope27:
maybe lyk OZO

Lovelyperson:
Na pere get content?

Mysticbabe:
Which boma abeg?
Boma that will be leaving on Sunday.

Graysons:
Go away joor!

fayomim:
I will quote you on Sunday night

Ojukwu007:
Replace BOMA AND PERE with ANGEL and QUEEN...Tankiooo

Graysons:
smh! You too stingy

Graysons:
How much? Make i chop ur money small!

Mustystrange98:
go netnaija straight na.

Graysons:
Cross won't make it! You wan bet?

Lovelyperson:
Remove pere and replace with Queen. Queen got more point that pere in the last poll