₦airaland Forum

Wow
Before the advent of PDP.

fajob:
Improve your IT Skill in 2018 Invest in personal Development

I'm interested.

Buhari is right.

FG is on top of the situation. The perpetrators won't go unpunished. My thoughts are with the families.

GrandMufti:
Yes. This phone can stand shoulder to shoulder with iPhone x.

Haters will call me a tecno marketer

Xiaomi marketer rather.

naijapips04:
I'm just watching TV news now and witnessed buhari blaming the marauding fulani killers crisis as a result of climate change.

It is finished.

I concur. He is right.

[quote author=Entvibez post=64527328][/quote]Chief Wailer

Whatever. Buhari deserve another tenure.

Noted. Nevertheless, still standing with Buhari for a better Nigeria. Don't despair.

NaijaMutant:
Zombie
Which FG
Fulani Government you mean?

Get well soon.

FG is on top of the situation. Don't despair.

Cute

Dead party. Moreover, I'm still standing with Buhari for a better Nigeria.

Our role model.

Kurt09 - July 2018

AutoJoshNG:
List of car brands and the year they were founded from the oldest to the youngest brand: 

1 Opel: 1862
2 Peugeot: 1896
3 Renault: 1898
4 Fiat: 1899
5 Dodge: 1900
6 Ford: 1903
7 GM: 1908
8 Audi: 1909
9 Bugatti: 1909
10 BMW: 1916
11 Mazda: 1920
12 Jaguar: 1922
13 Mercedes: 1926
14 Volvo: 1927
15 Porsche: 1931
16 Nissan: 1933
17 Volkswagen: 1937
18 Toyota: 1937
19 Ferrari: 1939
20 Kia: 1944
21 Honda: 1949
22 Lamborghini: 1963
23 Hyundai: 1967
24 Land Rover: 1978
25 Acura: 1986
26 Innoson: 1987
27 Lexus: 1989
28 Tesla: 2003

Which of the 28 is your most favourite car brand? Tell us in the comment section.

https://autojosh.com/28-car-brands-year-founded-innoson-will-shock/

Kurt09 - July 2018

lol

No comment. Still standing with Buhari for a better Nigeria.

iyke926:
Don't you want to drive an expensive power bike like his son? Earn good money like people in other countries?
You dey chop crumps and still shouting God bless Buhari. He is meant do more than just the npower for you.

You won't understand.

Npower. God bless Buhari.

kitaatita:
Mbaka did not advocate violence or call for revolution against the government. I do not subscribe to his method anyway

Revolution through voting. Armed with voters card.

kitaatita:
I just wonder what would be the reaction of Niaraland crowd if an Imam made such incendiary utterances in a mosque against a Christian president or governor.

Mbaka preached the same message against Gej. No cause for alarm.

Zendinho:
In other news....
Just this morning the keke I entered jammed A
Range Rover From Behind
All Of Us, Including The Driver Ran Away

Thanks for the lead. Our work is easy now.

GOVERNOR Samuel Ortom of Benue State, yesterday, told senators that prior to the crisis that engulfed the state, which led to the killings by Fulani Herdsmen, President Muhammadu Buhari, Vice President Yemi Osinbajo, the National Security Adviser, Babagana Monguno, and Inspector General of Police, Ibrahim Idris, all ignored several warnings of the planned attack on Logo and Guma communities in the state.
73 persons were left dead in the attack.
Making the shocking revelations yesterday, during a meeting with the Senate Adhoc Committee on Security Infrastructure, led by the Senate Majority Leader, Senator Ahmad Lawan, Governor Ortom also blamed security agencies for the continued killing of inhabitants of the state by Fulani herdsmen since 2008.
President Buhari meets Governor Ortom of Benue State.
The governor, while lamenting the brutal killing of his people, told the senators that when he got the information of the planned seige by Fulani herdsmen on targeted communities in Benue State, said he immediately wrote a letter to the Vice President, Yemi Osinbajo, who was acting on behalf of President Buhari, who was away for medical treatment in London.
He told the senators that all attempts to get the Vice President’s attention through the letter fell on deaf ears, as he got no reply whatsoever from him, just as he said thatPresident Buhari, upon returning to the country, was also written to, severally, but no reply was also received from the President on the matter.
According to him, additional efforts were made by the Benue State Government to draw the attention of the National Security Adviser, Babagana Monguno, to the threat which was contained in a separate letter addressed to him, but still got no communication from him.
In the words of Governor Ortom: “We wrote to the Vice President on the planned attack on parts of Benue by Fulani herdsmen, because the word was everywhere on the street, but he refused to reply.
“And when there was no response, and when Mr. President came back, I personally went and intimated him, and also wrote. The documents are here, I will hand them over to you. I wrote to him on the planned attack by Fulani herdsmen because this threats were on the streets.
“I intimated Mr. President and it was put into writing. On the same October 7, 2017, I wrote to the Inspector General of Police. I told him of a planned attack on our people when there was no response. October 27, 2017, I reminded him that these people are planning to attack us, we are law abiding, we have disarmed our youths, and we are looking unto security agencies. And the way to do it is to arrest those people who were inciting the herdsmen to combat us, and we knew they were going to come.
“These people were all over the place; on television, in papers, doing various press conferences, and they eventually took us to court. But we felt that it is a crime for anyone to incite people against us with the purpose of killing or causing harm, destruction. So we expected them (security agencies) to act, but there was no action.”
“Of course I wrote to the Senate President for information, and the Speaker. I also wrote on 7th of October, when I was writing to the Acting President and Inspector General of Police, to the National Security Adviser on this planned attack against Benue people. I also wrote to the Director General of the Department of State Service (DSS). And when there was no action, I followed it up with a reminder on 27th of October, 2017. So, that was it, and I also on the 17th of October, I wrote to the President, I copied the National Security Adviser. There was no response. Of course, the National Security Adviser invited us for a meeting two times but it was put off.”
“This is very sad. Those people who are responsible for these killings, I know. I accuse them and I have evidence against them. They are on newspaper publications, they are on video, they are on audio, and they are known.”
“If I had wanted to buy guns, I wouldn’t wait. But if I bought guns and gave to those people, would my people have been killed in the manner they were killed? I disarmed the people. I’ve not bought a single gun, I’m a Christian. If I bought, I would say yes.
On allegations by Plateau Governor, Solomon Lalong, that he was warned against introducing the anti-grazing law in Benue, the Benue governor said: “How can you warn me? Am I the governor of Plateau State, Or am I his staff? Do I work for him? I’m Governor of Benue State, and my responsibility is to do what my people want. That is what democracy is.
“So when you and castigate people about because you were induced by someone, and you come out to make those kind of statements, then it’s unfortunate.
“Remember, this is the same man, a double standard person, who told me when I visited Jos three weeks ago, he told me that he is under pressure by his people to do the same law that I did in Benue State. He told me this, he never warned me anywhere. He’s just trying to use that to blackmail me, what crime have I committed.”
Ortom continued: “Is this how we want to continue as a country? Where some people are given privilege to be lawless?”
Earlier, Chairman of the Senate Committee on Security Infrastructure, Senator Lawan, who noted that the intent behind the constitution of the panel was to ensure a review of security infrastructure in the country, said that the leadership of the upper chamber felt “this was necessary due to the current rise of insecurity in Nigeria”, adding that “the way our security apparatus is arranged, citizens are not properly and effectively protected.”
Blaming the spate of killings around the country on security agencies, Senator Lawan said, “I think something is amiss. It is either they have deficiencies or they are not cooperating between themselves.
Members of the Senate Adhoc Committee on Security Infrastructure who visited Benue state to investigate the recent killings include: Senators Abu Ibrahim, Sam Egwu, Abba Kyari, Barnabas Gemade, Biodun Olujimi, Joshua Lidani, Emmanuel Paulker and Yahaya.

https://www.vanguardngr.com/2018/01/gov-ortom-slams-buhari-osinbajo-nsa-igp-says-ignored-warnings-attack/

Welcome development. I'm still standing with Buhari for a better Nigeria.

frankyychiji:
Continue standing. When leg begin pain you, you either sit down or develop K-Leg.

Thanks.

We forget too easily. I think Gej is right. El rufia made that statement because of presidential order to arrest herdsmen that were terrorising Barkin Ladi LGA. Nevertheless, still standing with PMB for a better Nigeria.

My thoughts and prayers are with their families.

England 1-3 Nigeria full time.

A welcome development. Sai Baba till 2023.

massinola:
Olalekan Adetayo, Abuja

The Kogi State Governor, Yahaya Bello, on Friday disclosed that his administration resorted to borrowing N10bn before it could clear four-month salary areas before the last Christmas.

He said the loan was added to the over N1.2bn that accrued to the state from Paris Club refund as well as the state’s November and December allocation before the feat could be achieved.

The governor spoke in an interview with State House correspondents at the Presidential Villa, Abuja.

He said, “In Kogi State today, we are up to date as far as salary is concerned. In December, Mr. President magnanimously assisted us with another tranche of Paris Club refund. Our own figure was N1.2bn and some other change on top.

“We didn’t just stop at that, we borrowed up to N10bn and we added November/December allocation to our figures and we were able to clear four months at a stretch before Christmas and some leftover were cleared before this January in Kogi State.

“As you all know the salary was very bogus and according to the figure we had we were able to distribute it among these months. So glory to God as far as Kogi State is concerned.”

From January however, the governor said workers in the state would be earning salaries based on the number of times they are present at work.

“Moving forward from this January, we have decided that we are going to make use of our clock-in device for every civil servant in Kogi State-both at local and state levels.

“So, as you come to work and clock-in, that is exactly how your salary will be generated. It is online, it is automated so nobody is going to cheat anybody.

“That is how we are going to go in the state. So, Kogi State civil servants and pensioners are all happy with this administration. Thanks to God and Mr. President for this magnanimity,” he said.

The governor also claimed that his administration had worked so hard on the security situation in the state to the point that no case of kidnapping or armed robbery has so far been recorded in November, December and January.

“The security operatives are collaborating with us, we are spending a lot on security.

“So collaboration between the security agencies and understanding by the people, they are giving us a lot of information and we are treating them with utmost secrecy and we are working harmoniously together.

“The Fulanis in Kogi State are equally collaborating with us. Even the criminal elements amongst them, they are the ones even apprehending them and handing them over to the security agencies. So we are living very harmoniously with the Fulani herdsmen, farmers and the citizens.

“Travelers are safe day and night because anywhere you go, you see security operatives and we have even vigilantes, hunters that are equally assisting us in our farms and so many other deserted areas. So Kogi is very safe,” he claimed.

On the 2019 general elections, Bello recalled that his state has already endorsed President Muhammadu Buhari for second term.

He boasted that the state would return a number of votes that will dwarf that of the President’s home state, Katsina.


https://punchng.com/i-borrowed-n10bn-to-clear-salary-says-kogi-governor/amp/

Good Development. More power to your elbow.

I pity Morata