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ekafine:As if you are even known anywhere apart from your Family and those guys wey do you. Madam undecided ![]() |
And fuel go sweet ehn ![]() |
oshe11:Bad belle una don succeed abi |
Saraki my man. But you fuckup sha |
keyzid:Lol on this day. Just mad at you for taking my spot |
shepherd77:I swear , but that won't happen |
Yes of course we believe you. I can see some people praying for bomb blast and even fasting this kixmass, but god pass them. |
EternalTruths:One thing I like about you is your intelligence. ![]() But you're a f....... Mynd44 weya come ban me on wetin I no do again |
Asari big belle hope you hear? I will only warn you once ![]() |
all this guys commenting are jobless so I wonder what fg will pay them, maybe Cameroon. nonsense |
olawalepopoola:rather the most foolishest person ![]() |
Eyah its not fair ooooo anyway I like it. |
EroticAngelina:Make mynd44 catch you, na after new year you go come back |
Nobody will visit your website thou wailer . In other news mynd44 Weldon, I dey greet. Out of 23days spent thus far only 3days I'm with out a ban on Nairaland, Weldon once again. Weya ban me again till 29th. |
Destined2win:if I talk something now mynd44 go ban me, but you dey *** mynd44 please don't ban me its the work of the devil |
psucc:PopulationAccording to the 2006 census, the State has a total population of 4,348,649 million inhabitants. The population growth of the state is estimated at 3.5 % with about 48 % of the population falling under the age of fifteen https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Nigerian_states_by_population.PNG |
omooba969:no snaking e need crayfish to add ![]() |
omooba969:more especially ekiti |
PDP is going down until they discover chelsea |
No fewer than 370,000 members of thePeoples Democratic Party (PDP), in Jigawa have defected to the All Progressives Congress (APC).The National Chairman of APC and eight governors on the party’s platform, received the defectors in Dutse on Sunday, amid jubilationThe News Agency of Nigeria (NAN),reports that the governors present atthe occasion were Alhaji Bindo Jibrila, Adamwa, Alhaji Abubakar Bello of Niger, Alhaji Atiku Bagudu ofKebbi, and Alhaji Bello Masari of Katsina.Others were Alhaji Muhammed Abubakar, Bauchi, Alhaji Kasim Shetima, Borno, Alhaji Abdulazeez Yari, Zamfara, and Prof. Hafiz Abubakar, Deputy Governor of Kano State.Receiving defectors, the National Chairman of APC, Chief John Oyegun,said the calibre of the defectors was an indication that APC was on the right track.Oyegun said that anyone who truly loved Nigeria and believed in the leadership of President Muhammad Buhari to lead the country to path of greatness was always welcome to theparty.He commended Gov. Muhammad Badaru for his good leadership in the state which he said led to the harvest of former PDP chieftains in the state.In his remarks, Badaru, who said thatthe number of defectors was more than 370,000, pledged that APC would be fair to them and that they would be treated like the old members of the party.The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN),reports that the defectors included 16serving local government chairmen, and Alhaji Ibrahim Khalid, the state Chairman, Association of Local Government Chairmen (ALGON).Eight serving Vice-Chairmen of local councils in the state and Alhaji Lawal Abdu, the immediate past Secretary to the State Government, were also among the defectors.The list also has Alhaji Hameed Malammadori, former Minister of Power and Steel, and Alhaji Saminu Turaki former Governor of the state.Alhaji Mustapha Kiyawa, former member, House of Representatives, Alhaji Bashir Adamu, Alhaji Yusuf Galambi and some members of the House were also among the defectorsreceived at the event.Alhaji Bashir Adamu, who spoke on behalf of defectors, said they defected because they were no longercomfortable with PDP.Adamu pledged to work with the party at all levels to bring the needed positive change to the people. (NAN) http://leadership.ng/news/484961/370000-defect-pdp-apc-jigawa |
Soneh:so he should let the Hydra grow to dragon-hydra abi |
Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria, Godwin Emefiele, has disclosed that some government ministries, departments and agencies are in a spending frenzy to exhaust funds in their accounts as the year 2015 comes to an end.The CBN governor also disclosed thatmoney in the government’s Treasury Single Account (TSA) was now in excess of N2 trillion.He disclosed this at a media interactive session in Abuja.According to him, as the year was coming to an end, the ministries werecoming up with all manner of projectsand programmes all aimed at depleting their accounts before the year ends.“I can tell you that we now have over N2 trillion sitting in the TSA. Today is November 18 and ministries are struggling to spend before the year runs out,” he said.He however did not say if there were measures in place to curb such spending as being done by the MDAs just as he did not mention those involved.LEADERSHIP Sunday recalls that President Muhammadu Buhari had ordered that all revenues be paid intothe Treasury Single Account (TSA)from September 15, as part of his administration’s avowed efforts to fight corruption and aid transparencyin government business.Emefiele told editors at the interactive session that though the TSA initiative was not novel, successive governments had been unable to implement it because of lack of the will to do it, and hailed the Buhari-led government for finding the will to make it work.On the inflation rate, fall of the naira and economic situation in the country,he said the CBN and the government was doing its best, including the use of unorthodox measures to solve the problem. He however pointed out that it was not a problem peculiar to Nigeria, and expressed optimism thatbefore long, measures put in place by this government will begin to yield results and the nation’s economy would be the better for it.The CBN Governor lamented that whereas it had launched a N220 billion Small and Medium Enterprises (SME) Fund, only about 60 per cent of the fund had beenaccessed.He put the blame for the slow progress recorded at the door step of commercial banks through which beneficiaries are supposed to access the fund, saying the banks are usuallysceptical about giving out the loans when they do not have sufficient conviction that the loan seekers will not default, due to past experiences.He however said the CBN was working on changing the orientation of the banks towards loans, especially intervention funds. He said the CBN was trying to make them understand that the category of people these intervention funds are meant for are not those who easily default, that rather, they are scared of taking loans and when they do, theypay.On calls for further devaluation of the naira, the CBN Governor advised against it, saying another round of devaluation would hurt the economy more.He also justified the apex bank’s spending on Master/Visa card overseas, saying the bank had to take the measures as the high spending was putting a strain on the nation’s forex reserves.While explaining that the government was working out the bestsolution for the issue of petrol subsidy, he pointed out that if the issue of oil importation is sorted out, 35 per cent of imports would be saved,forex would also be saved and when demand for forex drops, the naira would stabilise.The CBN Governor advised Nigerianstravelling abroad for holidays to avoid patronising the black market for forex, saying lack of patronage would make the black market not thrive. http://www.leadership.ng/news/484748/mdas-spending-frenzy-tsa-hits-n2trn mynd44 |
badonkadonk:Haka be fa |
northvietnam:TIV is my tribe and its pronounce TIVEE |
RisingSun1:From Sahara reporters to the Nation now leadership hmm very soon you will include the sunnewpaper |
Where is lalasticlala sef |
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