₦airaland Forum

There's only one GOAT of you know you know the rear are goat

Patrioticman007:
We support China to teach the colonial masters a lesson too, for all the atrocities they committed during the transaction slave trade & their colonization of the world using the missionaries as their tools of deceptions.

sharrap you aboki from the core north

I think say na zoo we dey before aboki them


Southerners don suffer na Lord Lugard and Desmond Id!ot na cos am


Aboki just one turn this country to verified zoo and they just want to find any mix to claim southerners land


2023 the same southerners will still vote for this Aboki's and we are claiming to be more educated than them

AlphaStorm:
Redmi has copied apple, htc and samsung for years

if you are talking about phone Samsung Apple and Xiaomi comes to mind who be htc

Slurity:
corruption has got to the level where people defend corruption by before prefer to attack the people they hate. Shameless society.

sharrap man

Why he nor go flirt you think say he dey after love


He's a good actor and he go get influence for Nollywood after the bbn you think say he nor wise


Miss Angel go and listen to Tory Lanez song who needs love

But is a dumping ground for Oloshos

What's the difference between Oloshos and BBNaija members


Please don't be offended you guys should help me

Like seriously if this military oppress this bandit like the way they used to oppress the innocent citizens not less than one 1year there will be no terrorists in this country



All this aboki's go dey spoil our country as a terrorists state I pity the southerners them go dey claim saints religion of piece

Say no to religion of peace and embrace LOVE

Before you do that return the money you guys looted


Doctors are more important than this fool called leaders

No need boy Boma is just for fun we all for this con3 na cruise we dey catch


But you nor get sense if not you for don win lottery of 90milli


Try again later

That's what there religion is talking about


Religion of peace

Ok

See traitor like mr Fulani and Yoruba are one is now regretting after selling out his people just for the ambition of power making deal with an aboki he's now crying for power

Confused beast on suit deceiving the poor grateful masses




Moral lesson: Fear God o

Religion of peace


Thank God that I was born to a Christian Family religion of Love the only medicine that can heal the world is Love when there's love before peace can come


Like for Christian Share for Islam

All this our police and our leaders them na mumu pipo them o

The person don die before them go go secure the dead body

All this Islam people self they are taking Nigeria back to 21st century

See as this one wear hijab nawa them just they make people dey dey confuse


While nice one from the DG hope he wired her AZA well o

WibusJaga:

I just knew it. It just has to be our folks from Southern Nigeria.

sharrap abokina

A former presidential candidate and chieftain of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Mr Gbenga Olawepo-Hashim on Saturday emerged one of the delegates to forthcoming national convention of the party.


At the party’s local area council congress for Bwari Area Council, Olawepo-Hashim was unanimously elected along with the newly returned chairman, Ali Shere and two others.

Reacting to his election as National Delegate, Olawepo-Hashim thanked party faithful and appealed to those who have greivances over the local council’s election primaries to sheath their swords and work for the victory of the party at the upcoming chairmanship and councillorship elections scheduled for February, 2022.


“I am appealing to all aggrieved members of our great party, the APC, to sheath their swords, cooperate and work with the elected executive.”


“Nigeria’s Gross Domestic Product (GDP) growth is picking up gradually, the effect may not have trickled down to the market women on the street, but I can assure you, APC is doing everything possible to revamp and reposition the economy for the greater good of every Nigerian,” he said.

Olawepo-Hashim described all those who attended the congress as very committed and trusted party men, pointing out that the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC), security agencies and the media were fully represented.


The congress in the council was attended by party bigwigs from the council, which included the Secretary for the Congress, chairmanship flag bearer, Hon. Shekwolo Ushafa, Bwari Area Council, Mr. Idris Umar Farouk, Councillor Shere Ward, Hon. Adami Ayenajeyi and Hon. Musa Dikko, a former council chairman.
https://www.google.com/url?q=https://tribuneonlineng.com/olawepo-hashim-three-others-emerge-as-apc-national-delegates/&sa=U&ved=2ahUKEwi15YGk4-XyAhUJ6aQKHYv7AiEQlO8DegQIARAD&usg=AOvVaw2G0RE342pkxHtPzHPtPdTj

Governor Nyesom Wike signing, on August 19, of The Open Rearing and Grazing Prohibition Law No 5 of 2021 of Rivers State meant the activation of enforcement of the state ban on open grazing.

The Governor on the occasion said it was inimical to development and peace for any state to condone opening grazing of cattle.



Cattle rearing, he noted, is agricultural business and the law, which has specified ranching, is so intended in order to stem clash between herdsmen who go to destroy farmland, crops, and having problems with farmers that lead to fighting and killing of themselves.

“It is no longer a story. All of us know what our people have suffered in terms of this open grazing. Today, all Nigerians have come to accept the reality that open grazing is no longer fashionable. Even our brothers in the north have agreed that it is no longer fashionable,” he emphasized.



The State Attorney General and Commissioner for Justice, Prof Zacchaeus Adangor (SAN), said the law became imperative because it was impossible for the State to enforce the resolution of the Southern Nigeria Governors Forum on the ban on open rearing and grazing of livestock without an enabling law.

“You will all recall that on May 11,2021, the Southern Nigeria Governors Forum met in Asaba and adopted series of resolutions, most critical being that open rearing and grazing of cattle will remain banned throughout Southern Nigeria. His excellency, Governor of Rivers State was part of that meeting.


“But we realised that we don’t have any extant law criminalising or prohibiting open grazing. And so it has become necessary for the office of the Attorney General of Rivers state to propose a bill for consideration by the State Executive Council.”

With the law now in force, Adangor said, it has, “criminalised, prohibited open rearing or grazing of livestock in Rivers state. If you look at that bill, it is divided into four parts.

“First part deals with objectives of the bill; that is what the bill intends to achieve and then also deals with the establishment of the state and local government livestock and ranch administration and control committees.”

Prof. Adangor explained that livestock rearing activities will only be permitted within the precinct of a ranch and such ranch would have been certified by the State government.

He added, The second part deals with establishment of ranches and issuance of ranching permit. Third parts deals with prohibition of open rearing and grazing of livestock offences and penalties therefor.

“The final part of the bill deals with miscellaneous provisions including power to arrest, detain and impound trespassing livestock and the jurisdiction of the court to try offences.

“In summary with the law, no person is allowed to openly graze livestock in Rivers State, except within the confines of a ranch. And to establish a ranch you must apply to the state committee for approval. And that committee having regard to the guidelines it is going to issue, may or may not issue approval to establish a ranch.”


Police keep mum

However, one concern over effective enforcement of the new Rivers law against open grazing is the ominous silence of the state Police command. The apparent dilemma of the force is how well they will enforce same against President Muhammadu Buhari’s apparent opposition to the law.

Confronted with the basic question, the Police, Rivers Command, under Commissioner of Police, CP, Friday Eboka, has not offered a word as to whose order they would obey, the Open Rearing and Grazing Prohibition Law No 5 of 2021 of Rivers state or President Buhari’s dissent to the development.

Only time, through any breach of the law in Rivers would tell whose side the police would join in the bargain.
https://www.google.com/url?q=https://www.vanguardngr.com/2021/09/open-grazing-ban-police-indifferent-as-rivers-activates-enforcement-with-backing-law/&sa=U&ved=2ahUKEwjj0bzi3OTyAhUq_7sIHWq8BRIQlO8DegQIBRAT&usg=AOvVaw2rRZ6-6qbmh91IrgbGvd5B

TOYOTA Nigeria Limited has unveiled the all-new Toyota Starlet into the Nigerian market, just as Toyota Nigeria is preparing to mark its 25 years of doing business in Nigeria.

The new Starlet was unveiled before the motoring press and Toyota dealers who took time to assess the new star. This was followed by a test drive by the journalists at the expansive Toyota premises.



Speaking at the unveiling, the Managing Director of Toyota Nigeria Limited, Mr. Kunle Ade-Ojo, said that a new star is born in the Toyota family.

He described the new Starlet as yet another masterpiece from the stable of Toyota to the Nigeria automobile market.

The Managing Director, who was represented by the General Manager, Corporate Services, Mr. Bunmi Onafowokan, added: “The Starlet is Toyota Nigeria’s response to the yearning of their customers that have over the years demanded an entry vehicle.

“The Starlet is an elegant vehicle imbued with the quality, durability, reliability and style that the Toyota brand stands for.

“The vehicle in its own right is a mini sub-compact Sport Utility Vehicle and it comes with 150,000 kilometres or five years warranty, whichever comes first.”

Available in three variants, the new Starlet is powered by a 1.4 litre engine to cater to the preferences and pockets of the target segment. The three variants include: the entry grade, mid grade and high grade.


The launch of the Starlet in Nigeria is coinciding with the completion of Toyota Nigeria World Class Service Centre and 25th anniversary of the leading automobile distribution in the country.

As the Toyota boss puts it: “Quality after sales service is an essential component of our business value chain. We have consciously continued to improve our after-sales service delivery and bringing such services closer to our teaming customers.

“In a few months time, we would commission our world class certified service centre CSC at Isolo, Lagos. This facility has a body and paint section, a workshop and parts section among other services available.”

The managing director who noted that the advent of COVID-19 has not only affected lives but also the way the company operates its businesses and daily interaction with people noted that the centre is second-to-none in Nigeria when compared to others, on the pedestal of equipment, highly trained manpower and exceptional service delivery.

He added that it is expedient to add at this juncture that this unique Centre is a fertile training ground for our dealers’ Technicians to gain hands-on experience.

He said that Toyota (Nigeria) Limited will not only continue to invest in the Nigerian Automobile Industry but also align with the aspirations of the Nigerian government to revolutionize the local Industry.

He added: “Year 2021 marks our 25th year of being in the automobile business in Nigeria.

“It is going to be marked quietly while thanking God for bringing us thus far as our investments and our dealers spread across Nigeria.”

He was full of praises to his customers when he said: “Let me again quickly seize the opportunity to tender our unreserved appreciation to our loyal customers who have kept us in business.

“Our promise to you is to continue to surmount the horizons of technology in order to deliver unrivaled services to you as we both journey on the uncharted routes ahead. The best is yet to come.”
https://www.google.com/url?q=https://www.vanguardngr.com/2021/09/toyota-starlet-enters-nigeria-as-tnl-unveils-service-centre/&sa=U&ved=2ahUKEwjsqLj5vuPyAhXEsKQKHbn_CG0QlO8DMAV6BAgDEAM&usg=AOvVaw2-yi29-djCqtuiftvDknRU

onuwaje:
1. Warri is a corruption of Iwere, as the Itsekiri know their homelands up till date.
2. Itsekiris refer to themselves as Oma-Iwere (child of iwere)
3. European contacts from the Portuguese to the English has corrupted the name to Ouerre, Warre, Wari and Warri as it is today ( same follows for places like Ibani called Bonny etc)
4. Warri as a town covers current day Udu,Okpe, Uvwie, and some parts of Warri South LGA (just like we have Port Harcourt which covers a vast land mass)
5. Most people saying Warri belongs to this or that, should please refer to the court judgements and maintain their boundaries

sharrap and stop giving false information


#saynotofakenews

nisco18ng:
Look! An illiterate spotted!

look at this one calling his teacher illiterate

Repentant of aboki doesn't mean to repent go and check your dicktionary are expecting Satan to leave evil deed alone



I nor blame anybody cos vegetable in Aso rock nor wetin e dey do very soon this same guys go repent again


Just be calm and watch

Ok

The Leader of INRI Evangelical Spiritual Church, Primate Elijah Ayodele, on Wednesday encouraged Governor Samuel Ortom of Benue State to stay strong amid his travails with the federal government over his recent comments on President Muhammadu Buhari’s administration.

Primate Ayodele assured Ortom that God is with him and as such should stay strong in the face of challenges.

The clergyman noted that the governor has lots of battles to face, adding that his colleagues will join the federal government to fight him.

He urged the governor to be in the right standing with God so that he can win the battles.

Ortom had severally attacked the president, describing him as the worst when it comes to security.

The presidency responded to the governor’s attack by calling him names while defending President Muhammadu Buhari.

Following the development, Primate Ayodele offered his opinion on the matter saying governor Ortom was fighting a just cause but that the government hates the truth.

In a statement by his Media Office, the clergyman warned the governor to be careful of his movement and continue fighting for his people because God will vindicate him.

He said: ‘’Governor Samuel Ortom is walking through tough times in his state. There has been a kind of battle between him and the presidency for some days now.

‘’The Lord showed me that he will be disappointed because some of his colleagues will join the Federal government to fight him even though he is fighting for his people. He should continue defending the people, though more troubles are still coming but God will lift him up. Unnecessary people will start trailing him but he should stand right so that God can fight for him’’

‘’He should not think people are behind him, those he feels are supporting will feel he is doing too much and leave him. People don’t like those telling the truth. They want to frame him up, let him continue fighting, he is on the right path, God will vindicate him.’’
https://www.google.com/url?q=https://dailypost.ng/2021/09/01/ortom-vs-buhari-be-strong-god-is-with-you-primate-ayodele-tells-benue-gov/&sa=U&ved=2ahUKEwjQl8WWrd7yAhUBKuwKHe4eCGQQlO8DMAp6BAgDEBc&usg=AOvVaw0AmyZmR63adbiI5g0wfLI0

Make Una give joor all the same PDP is dead smh

The House of Representatives on Wednesday uncovered the sum of N10 billion belonging to Nigeria Customs Service (NCS) trapped in five banks operating in the country.


Chairman, House Committee on Customs and Excise, Hon. Leke Abejide who presided over the investigative hearing on the trapped fund which was attended by management teams of the banks threatened that the House will take punitive measures against the bank if they fail to remit the money to the government.

He further disclosed that the House may be forced to ask the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) to deduct the money directly from the source, adding that the Federal Ministry of Finance and Nigeria Customs Service to delist the banks from the list of banks collecting Customs duties if they failed to pay the amount.


He said: “we have already checked five banks and we discovered N10 billion outstanding against them. We have given each of the banks the opportunity to come and defend themselves against what we found out.

“We are working with the Minister of Finance on this and we have agreed on what to do. We have also informed the Central Bank of Nigeria and the EFCC is aware of this.

“We have invited you to tell us what you are disputing in the amount we discovered against you and submit all necessary documents to clear your name. Where you are unable to do that to our satisfaction, please come with the cheque of what you are owing.”


Hon. Abejide who accused two of the banks of failing to make outright disclosure in their communications to the Committee explained that the Committee through its consultants had to make extra efforts to unearth the actual amount of money standing against them.

He alleged that the records presented to the Committee by a bank did not include records of another bank which they took over, saying “when you bought the bank, you took over both the assets and liabilities. So, you have to supply us with all the documents we need, including records from the bank within seven days.


“We have been on this assignment for about a year now, it is because of COVID-19 that we could not do much last year but we are determined to finish it before the end of 2021.

“The assignment is so important because the major issue confronting Nigeria today is inadequate revenue and this is as a result of leakages everywhere.

“We are going to make sure that any money belonging to the Nigerian Customs Service (NCS) that have not been given to them or that is being delayed or used for business is recovered, we are determined.


“We have not done much, we have only checked five banks and we have discovered N10.6 billion,’’ he said.

Hon. Abejide however threatened noted that: “If you fail to do that, we will have no option than to ask the Nigeria Customs Service and the Federal Ministry of Finance to remove you from the list of collecting. You must also provide us monthly reconciliation, proof of remittances to Customs.”

While accusing some of the banks of being involved in sharp practices, the lawmaker alleged that the affected banks have developed certain internal software through which they remit money to the Customs, with a view to shortchange government.


In his presentation, the representative of one of the banks, Mr Haruna Musa and other representatives who spoke at the session denied that they were owing to the Customs any money due to either under-remittance, non-remittance or late remittance of revenue.

Mr Musa, however, said that the bank could not provide the committee with hard copies of documents covering the period when the bank documents were burnt but assured that they will provide the committee with electronic records covering the period.


Also speaking, the representative of another bank, Mr Kola Adeleke who denied the allegation argued that the bank has done lots of internal reconciliation and discovered that the money being listed against them have actually been paid.

In the same vein, the representative of one of the banks, Mr Korode Adenowo observed that there was a misconception in the entire process of documentation because there was no exit meeting with the consultants.

On his part, the representative of another bank, Mr Nasiru Mohammed who posited that the Bank has paid all the revenue accruing to Nigeria Customs Service, stressed the need to initiate another reconciliation process with the consultants.


He pledged that the Bank will not hesitate to pay whatever balance that will be against them.

To this end, Hon. Abejide issued a two weeks ultimatum to all the banks to reconcile their records with the Consultants working for the committee and report back.
https://www.google.com/url?q=https://tribuneonlineng.com/customs-reps-move-to-recover-n10-6bn-trapped-fund-in-5-banks/&sa=U&ved=2ahUKEwjJrMraqN7yAhWD7KQKHYOcBDYQlO8DMAd6BAgEEAs&usg=AOvVaw1_ME6DK07DvgEUADsVc7jw

Ok

NLPoliceWoman:
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look at agreat example of lazy yoot

It's our darling vegetable in Aso rock or what


You need to take her to your church or any hot MOG for deliverance ASAP so that it won't get worse bro

Maybe her family pipo don dey run her mata


My opinion tho