₦airaland Forum

koligs:
I prefer to believe the rumour about them not going to church than to believe this....
Moreover, its nobody's biznes wether they go to church or not afterall na all man for himself and besides no be everybody they go church to serve God.
Many are bench warmers in the church undecided

elantraceey:



That guy is something else.


The girl is lucky she had enough cash with her else it would have been an embarrassing experience.

ammyluv2002:
Wow! She's lovely.....nice gift

BeeBeeOoh:
During the first plenary session of the eighth Senate Bukola Saraki ruled out of order those senators who dared to question the points of order in the Senate presidency election process.


Saraki rules out of order Marafa and Gemade during the very first plenary session of 8th NASS.

Senator Kabir Marafa, representing Zamfara state, and Senator Barnabas Gemade, representing Benue North-East, were both ruled out of order by Bukola Saraki during the first plenary session in the Senate.

Addressing the Senate, Senator Marafa  told: “while I was away and a lot of other members of this Senate, especially of APC extraction attending a meeting with President Muhammadu Buhari, this Senate went ahead to commence the process of inauguration, thereby infringing on my rights and privileges as enshrined in the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria by disenfranchising me and my colleagues from participating in the election of the Presiding Officers of this Senate.”


He added that “more strange is the news item that the Senate was inaugurated with 57 members and the 51 Senators-elect absent.”

However, he was abruptly interrupted by Saraki, who accused Marafa of being out of order, stating that “you must have previous discussion with the President of the Senate and … this did not happen. Based on that, I think I have to rule you out of order.”


Senator Barnabas Gemade of Benue North-East, who objected to the manner in which the Senate president had ruled Marafa out of order, describing it as as “abrupt and too casual“, was also ruled out of order by Bukola Saraki.

At the same time, Senator Mohammed Danjuma Goje, representing Gombe Central and known to be one of Saraki’s supporters, commented on Marafa’s claims as follows: “what happened at the Senate during Saraki’s election was in compliance with the Constitution, … therefore, let it be on record that whoever decided to go for another meeting is on his own.”

Senator Bukola Saraki, the ex-governor of Kwara state and the senator representing Kwara Central, was elected as the new president of the Senate of the Federal Republic of Nigeria two days ago.

Senator Saraki saluted President Buhari for remaining ‘steadfast’ in his defence of the right of the National Assembly to choose its own leaders.

Reacting to Saraki’s election, Muhammadu Buhari simply said he “noted the outcome of the just-concluded election of leaders of the National Assembly."

http://www.naij.com/458563-saraki-shuts-mouths-disagreeable-senators.html

Cc: lalasticlala

luvinhubby:
wow!
Nigeria is in a deep something!
A VP that cannot be trusted by his principal with vital information because he is concerned about his loyalty & competence speaks volumes about the marriage of strange bedfellows ruling Nigeria.

My sincere prayer is that APC will not plunge Nigeria into the anarchy that GEJ averted for us IJN.

Flets:
The true fact is that Lagos cannot be an investors haven with current inferior and lazy mindset of some yoruba folks residing in lagos as well as their oba.

You cannot want to retain the identity of communal lagos and still aspire to be the biggest economy in Africa.

One of the biggest threat to developing the true potentials of lagos are the recent outburst against foreigners (xenophobia). Investors will be careful about siting investments in a region where locals are exhibiting increasing hostilities.

Dangote and Ambode can try...... but the damage by the Oba will take a long time to clear.

Have you ever heard of outbursts from locals of New York, Paris, Berlin, Nairobi, London, Rome against other nationals or even foreigners?

Do you think the Queen Elizabeth will get away with what the Oba did? With recent events, Lagos might just be trekking backwards.

PassingShot:
Saraki is over-ambitious and his type is not good for Nigeria.

Anyone but Saraki for Senate.

Give me a David Mark and I will choose him over that arrogant, disrespectful and over-ambitious Saraki who could insult his father because of politics.

Babymama1:
This is what the judiciary wear in Nigeria
Like clowns on steroid
Cultural pride nko?
Even enough pride not to look ridiculous,dem no get
In 100 degree temp o
If you folks are talking of promoting your culture,start here
This is Stone Age English dressing
The person that gave Buhari an oath of office was probably looking like this

You speak English as your national language
And try all you can to be British or American but president wearing suit is a taboo?
I hear una

nellyelitz:
Buhari is fashionable enough. Must everyone go English before they appear fashionable?

sexymoma:
Wetin una wan gain for this thing... She isn't into politics
She wears a wrist watch that cost so so amount.. where una see say she steal oil money take buy am
When maduake was squandering our money which was even obvious that it our money wetin una do...

I think this PDP dem still finds it difficult to admit that GMB is our new president
If una continue like dis una nor go see 2019 oooo

cole265:
ffk despirately holding on to the non vedatal strip. lol

remsonik:
See his face
Maybe the next special assistant on media should learn from okupe,reno and abati's mistake.
Reno was joining issues with so many people on twitter and instead of giving a short reasonable answer to whatever people say of Jonathan. He went abusing and getting into dirty fights. Anybody who dared raised an intelligent suggestion or question is being blocked and seen as an opposition.

This really affected his job and he lost touch with reality. Most of the social media influencers were cut off. People who could influence the tone of your campaign and make it acceptable/sellable to Nigerians were shut off.

ifedubatoochukw:
military is military there are standard procedures.. even USA fighting a bigger war have not relocated their central command next to Taliban or Alqueda door step. Buhari cannot claim to be a MAJOR GENERAL and make such blunder..

omenka:
The frustration of saTAN is getting out of hand.

Anyway, it is democracy and everyone has the right to protest.

otr1:
I hope Dokpesi and AIT are ready to produce evidences confirming the contents of the documentary as facts and not just [s]facts which had been in the public domain[/s] rumours from TANoids? If not, na to start looking for N150 billion remain o.

gregg2:
Strongly supported

That sham of election. Where are our self-aclaimed activists? Where is Femi Falana? Where is Wole Soyinka? Shame on all of them!

Amaechi is a huge embarrassment to the Niger Delta

lordprosh:
Interesting.. Nigeria is still a safe place.. Just stay away from the northern part nd you'll love it

cramjones:
I read about the pay scale of bankers in Nigeria with deep and utter sadness. I haven't been able to sleep since I read the stories on Nairaland, for I have been deeply disturbed. Prior to these articles, I erroneously thought that entry level bankers earn nothing less than 120k, but I was very wrong! My nephew is banker, but he keeps asking me to send him money. I joke about it, albeit ignorantly, not knowing his pay is that of a slave.

Fellow Nigerians, granted we have over 50 million unemployed youths, nevertheless should we accept to be slaves in our own country? What will a young man full of life and energy do with 24k/month or $110 per month. I can remember many times I have spent such an amount one night on a family dinner. This is not fair and must be stopped! We must task the incoming administration to review our labor laws. It is unacceptable for a graduate working in a multibillion dollar coporation as a banker to earn less than $4/day.

Instead of trekking from pillar to post, do something about it! I would like to urge all youths to use the power of social media and spread the word. We must start that way. I will do my part by telling the C-in-C to tackle this slave labor head on. Not just the banks, but we must have enforcable laws that all employers of labor must abide to. Little wonder why Kelechi and Kayode are doing drugs in Indonesia. Little wonder why Ifeoma, Kabiru and Femi are drowning in the mediterranean trying to cross to Europe. We must put an end to modern day slavery, wickedness and greed!

You have all taken the right step by revealing it. Now make it popular and we will work on the one-on-one side. This must stop! entry level earns 120k, contract staff earns 20k or 18k

-CramJones

cramjones:
I read about the pay scale of bankers in Nigeria with deep and utter sadness. I haven't been able to sleep since I read the stories on Nairaland, for I have been deeply disturbed. Prior to these articles, I erroneously thought that entry level bankers earn nothing less than 120k, but I was very wrong! My nephew is banker, but he keeps asking me to send him money. I joke about it, albeit ignorantly, not knowing his pay is that of a slave.

Fellow Nigerians, granted we have over 50 million unemployed youths, nevertheless should we accept to be slaves in our own country? What will a young man full of life and energy do with 24k/month or $110 per month. I can remember many times I have spent such an amount one night on a family dinner. This is not fair and must be stopped! We must task the incoming administration to review our labor laws. It is unacceptable for a graduate working in a multibillion dollar coporation as a banker to earn less than $4/day.

Instead of trekking from pillar to post, do something about it! I would like to urge all youths to use the power of social media and spread the word. We must start that way. I will do my part by telling the C-in-C to tackle this slave labor head on. Not just the banks, but we must have enforcable laws that all employers of labor must abide to. Little wonder why Kelechi and Kayode are doing drugs in Indonesia. Little wonder why Ifeoma, Kabiru and Femi are drowning in the mediterranean trying to cross to Europe. We must put an end to modern day slavery, wickedness and greed!

You have all taken the right step by revealing it. Now make it popular and we will work on the one-on-one side. This must stop! entry level earns 120k, contract staff earns 20k or 18k

-CramJones

Twaci:
Av not brushed yet

Twaci:
Thanks guys

Twaci:
Lolz! Bluetooth for real. Wonder why it is even called that. OP can u help?

onoikenna:
'Who Wants To Be A Millionaire' presenter Frank Edoho and his lovely wife Sandra Onyenucheya Edoho are still waxing strong in their marriage.

  After his first marriage ended with his former wife,the presenter seems to be enjoying the best of marital life after finding his new partner.The couple just shared new photos where they look happy together.

Source: http://.com/2015/05/frank-edoho-and-wife-loved-up-in-new.html

SirChelseaAmb:
7. Nigeria Produced the First-ever female OPEC President
Nigeria's first female petroleum minister, Diezani Alison-Madueke, made history when she was elected to serve as the first female president of the 12-member Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) in 2014. Unfortunately, she (and consequently, Nigeria) will likely lose this position on May 20 when the present cabinet will be dissolved and she's not likely to be recalled by the incoming Muhammadu Buhari administration.


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unyours:
I decide to share this because i believe it will help someone someday.

Whenever we come through ethical dilemma, the chance is that everyone will choose the part that leads to the least harm.
Most times, it's a function of ones ability to think [intelligently] outside the box.

Now here's a moral dilemma meant to be solved by 200 applicants in a job interview. You will be marveled when you see the answer the only successful candidate gave. Many wouldn't have reasoned in that line.


You are driving along in your car on a wild, stormy night. You pass by a bus stop, and you see three people waiting for the bus:

1. An old lady who looks as if she is about to die.

2. An old friend who once saved your life.

3. The perfect man (or woman) you have been dreaming about.

Which one would you choose to offer a ride to, knowing that there could only be one passenger in your car?




Think before you continue reading. thats if your old friend knows how to drive
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This is a moral/ethical dilemma that was once actually used as part of a job application.

You could pick up the old lady, because she is going to die, and thus you should save her first; or you could take the old friend because he once saved your life, and this would be the perfect chance to pay him back. However, you may never be able to find your perfect dream lover again.

The candidate who was hired (out of 200 applicants) had no trouble coming up with his answer. I love this. I might actually use it sometime for an interview situation.

He simply answered: “I would give the car keys to my old friend, and let him take the lady to the hospital. I would stay behind and wait for the bus with the woman of my dreams.”

Never forget to “Think Outside of the Box.”
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My 50kobo advice to all jobseekers:
Avoid giving a straight-up answer to interview questions no matter how straight-to-the-point the question is.
Always have something to add to spice up your answers and be straight to the point as you do so. Expect all kind of useless questions. Lol.
The interview that landed me my job was an interview i got most of what i will call off-point questions like:
Are you married?
What tribe will you like to marry from?
Can you speak Yoruba language?
What's your username on nairaland? (I shock!)

Wish you all goodluck

Reference: Here