₦airaland Forum

ogaemma:
Insecurity is sweeping Nigeria right now.
The National Assembly have called for a National Security Summit.
I hope they resolve in that summit how to end the insecurity.
The rate at which Boko Haram reenforced and have started retaking more communities and killing our men in Borno state is alarming.
I will follow up with the National Security Summit and see what comes out of it.
Rest in Peace to the Officer's and Civilians.

how will national security summit stop boko haram?

SoftSport:
People should be very careful with this story. saharaReporters is known for spreading fake news especially against the government. Many times they post lies just to cause problems. Don’t believe everything they say unless you see proof from real and trusted sources.

but how come DSS is not seeing bandits and terrorists to arrest despite their continuous taking of nigerian lives and working against the federal republic of nigeria?

Spuggie:
Anybody can do anything but it is the responsibility of the government to make these people/miscreants pay for their actions.

What is the government doing about the security of this country?

courting opposition politicians to decamp to APC

jiz:
These questions you are asking me now, who will I ask?

who did you ask before you said the following?

jiz:
This is a welcome development, and it is hoped that ideas from this conference will be effectively implemented. Unlike countries in East and Southern Africa that are making notable progress, Nigeria's renewable energy transition remains slow, largely due to economic dependence on fossil fuels. The persistent failure of the power sector indirectly sustains the petroleum industry, suggesting a lack of strong political will. Without clear legislative frameworks and policies that drive investment in renewables and make components like solar panels and batteries more affordable, meaningful progress will remain elusive. When we implement right policies in our power sector and political will to drive things, then we will see improvement on all side.

welcome development in what way?

what are the ideas that you are expecting will be gotten from the conference?

does the speaker need to organise a conference before he gets ideas on renewable energy?

you say "Without clear legislative frameworks".

what stopped the speaker from putting in place the legislative framework instead of organising conference?

who are the "we" you are referring to?

Gboom:
Shame on you too.
Do you think without the cooperation of the security agents in Nigeria, those criminals can be captured

why then did the security agents in nigeria not capture the criminals themselves instead of waiting for FBI?

Akalia:
Long epistle. What is the article all about?

dem catch thief

jiz:
This is a welcome development, and it is hoped that ideas from this conference will be effectively implemented. Unlike countries in East and Southern Africa that are making notable progress, Nigeria's renewable energy transition remains slow, largely due to economic dependence on fossil fuels. The persistent failure of the power sector indirectly sustains the petroleum industry, suggesting a lack of strong political will. Without clear legislative frameworks and policies that drive investment in renewables and make components like solar panels and batteries more affordable, meaningful progress will remain elusive. When we implement right policies in our power sector and political will to drive things, then we will see improvement on all side.

welcome development in what way?

what are the ideas that you are expecting will be gotten from the conference?

does the speaker need to organise a conference before he gets ideas on renewable energy?

you say "Without clear legislative frameworks".

what stopped the speaker from putting in place the legislative framework instead of organising conference?

who are the "we" you are referring to?

dailybuzzng:
Hon. Cbibuike Emmanuel Hails Speaker Tajudeen on First Legislative Conference on Renewable Energy

Hon. Chibuike Emmanuel E. Special Adviser to Honourable Speaker of the House of Representatives, Rt. Hon. Abbas Tajudeen has congratulated his principal on his numerous achievements since assumption of office as the Speaker of the 10th Assembly, saying his record of performance so far has been quite remarkable.

He also said it is the milestones achieved in the last two years that culminated into the first National Legislative Conference on Renewable Energy in Nigeria, noting that the Speaker's visionary leadership and unwavering commitment to advancing renewable energy in Nigeria is yielding huge result.

In a statement on Tuesday, the Speaker's aide said the leader of the House has through his dedication created an enabling legislative framework for renewable energy, standing as a major step toward a sustainable future for our great nation.

"It is particularly worthy of note that Mr. Speaker pioneered the establishment of the House Committee on Renewable Energy in the 10th National Assembly—an initiative that has now culminated in this landmark event: The First National Legislative Conference on Renewable Energy in Nigeria.

"I also applaud the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) for their collaborative efforts with the House of Representatives on this critical initiative. Their partnership reaffirms their steadfast commitment to supporting Nigeria's renewable energy transition and environmental sustainability", he stated.

Hon. Chibuike Emmanuel also expressed appreciation to Hon. Afam Victor Ogene, Chairman of the House Committee on Renewable Energy, for his resolute leadership and tireless efforts in ensuring the successful organization of the historic conference.

"As we gather to chart a sustainable path forward, it's imperative to reflect on the current state of energy utilization in Nigeria. Between 2020 and 2024, over 595.1 million standard cubic feet of natural gas—valued at approximately $1.9 billion—was flared across nine states. In the first half of 2024 alone, an estimated 148.7 million standard cubic feet of gas was flared. This volume of gas could have generated over 3,400 megawatts of electricity, sufficient to power more than 3.4 million Nigerian homes", he stated.

He noted that in 2024, Nigeria recorded its highest gas flaring volume in four years, with about 300.5 million standard cubic feet flared—valued at $1.1 billion, resulting in approximately 16 million tonnes of carbon emissions.

These figures he said not only represent a significant economic loss but also a profound environmental threat, contributing to air pollution and accelerating climate change.

He therefore urged all stakeholders in the energy sector to actively transition from fossil fuels to renewable energy sources such as solar, wind, and biogas.

This evolution he said demands both public and private sector investment in green infrastructure, stating that the legislative arm of government stands ready to provide the enabling laws and policies needed to ease business operations, enhance integration, and reduce energy costs for the average Nigerian.

"As we move forward, let us embrace this opportunity to reimagine Nigeria’s energy future—one that is clean, sustainable, inclusive, and beneficial to all", he said.

how is Legislative Conference on Renewable Energy an achievement?

njokuuche77:
It’s honestly confusing why the SEC is just sounding this alarm now, considering PWAN has been operating openly for years. If there were concerns about their compliance or structure, shouldn't regulatory bodies have acted earlier?
A lot of people may have already invested based on their public presence and seeming legitimacy. This delay in warning raises questions about enforcement and oversight in our regulatory system.

Spot on

Maobichek:
Inter goalkeeper is the man of the match.

It's the ref

Cigarini:
Thank you Inter Milan....... no treble for Barca.

Hala Madrid...

Barca has two domestic trophies already

fergie001:
The hero of this game is the referee......

Allowed the game flow and was on top all through... Top ref!

God bless you. I was thinking same. he is the MOTM

Schprobs:
The story book u read call bible it’s the reason for ur entitlement mentality thinking u own a
man

even in the story bible those men with multiple wives find favour of God

that is not what I asked you.

Schprobs:
Since the beginning of time tell me where real man have stay with a single ladies for the rest of the life

All these your unrealistic expectations from man it’s gullible, it’s nature man Most explore or be a sadist husband

1. How is it nature for men to cheat?

2. How many women did Adam stay with for the rest of his life?

3. Are you married?

bukatyne:
It took her three years to come out and all evidences are conveniently deleted.

Again, I don't understand this men.

You have the resources to build your woman to whatever catches your fancy.

You can pay for surgeries, convince the women of that standard for polygamy, play dress up, have sex anywhere you desire, keep babymamas in every continent instead of marriage..... the options are limitless.

Yet, you entangle yourself with women who can by hook or crook, rope you into disaster.

Una nor dey learn from your colleagues?

which surgery are you referring to?

uniquetechng:
You keep talking about Hazard like he was a goal poacher, his best ever league return was 15 goals, and Haaland is a point man, a natural goal poacher surrounded by creators in a dominant city side. Everyone saw how Erling struggled when KDB was out injured.

Drogba hit 20 plus goal mark twice in 9 years ago Chelsea, he ended different league seasons with 12, 8, 11, 5, 5 and 4 league goals.

Finally EPL being harder or tougher league doesn't mean players will not score goals.

off point. that is not what I asked you.

1. If you didn't carry out any research, how then did you arrive at your conclusions that it's harder to score goals in EPL?

2. If in the EPL, players are not afforded space to play, which space did Halaand see to score all the goals he scored in his first season in man city?

3. Why did Hazard not see all those space to shine in Spain?

Firebox123:
did you know what they found in his car

Don't judge like that

what did they find in his car?

how is beating him up and manhandling him the appropriate response to what they found in his car?

uniquetechng:
In EPL clubs shares revenue equally as well as TV rights which makes it very necessary for a every club to fight to stay up every season unlike Laliga where only Real Madrid and Barca earns lion shares of annual revenue, for a instance relegated Leicester City will earn money than Atalanta who finished third in Serie A.

Secondly leagues awarded points ( coefficient ) based on competitiveness of each league and EPL has been topping the ranking for years, you can find out about that.

Been harder to score goals doesn't mean players don't score in the league, it's common knowledge that Laliga for instance is more tactical while the Premier League is much more physical.

that is not what I asked you:

1. If you didn't carry out any research, how then did you arrive at your conclusions that it's harder to score goals in EPL?

2. If in the EPL, players are not afforded space to play, which space did Halaand see to score all the goals he scored in his first season in man city?

3. Why did Hazard not see all those space to shine in Spain?

yarimo:
Under your leadership Everything in Nigeria is now getting great, Nigerians are happy to have you as president.

Indeed. look how things are getting great in Lagos


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2XpHTTzBU7U

Burob:
poverty no be better thing, I hope your made in Aba phone is serving u well also?

Burob:
poverty no be better thing, I hope your made in Aba phone is serving u well?

what is the relationship between your above comment and this post below?

SmartPolician:
I hope the order will ban some people from travelling to France for regular medical checkups

WorldRichest:
No cry, no cry, no cry

building network to achieve what exactly?

have you built your network?

Omenlon:
why not plateau? Dem use complain swear for una? The people are not complaining but nairaland "never do well" people don start to dey complain on their behalf. Yeye people.

1. is there no department of livestock under the ministry of agriculture?

2.

President Tinubu-led administration has established a RUGA settlement in Wase Grazing Reserve in Plateau State as part of efforts to revive the livestock industry.

why plateau state?

3. why was the RUGA settlement not established in the core northern states that are indigenous to cattle herding?

Proudlyngwa:
Mr Whataboutism, am not ready to play with u this morning, look for somewhere else

where in the question were you asked to play?

what will the camera do for NAFDAC?

DeLaRue:
So he was even invited several times but refused to present himself.

After that, the EFCC had the right to arrest him anywhere in Nigeria, whether at a bank, inside a hospital, or on a mango tree, provided they have a warrant or summons.

He clearly thought he was above the law. Now he has been humbled.

how has he been humbled?

can you share with us evidence of the several invitations?

epainos:
Everything the minister has said is positive; however, forage production is important to the success of livestock production. A livestock farmer is first a vegetable farmer, but this is not true in Nigeria. Herders are unfamiliar with forage production. They will rely less on vaccines, antibiotics, and other medications if they know how to grow natural grasses and legumes in large plots of land without the use of chemicals and fertilizers. But they will not go that route, and if the animals do not find what they grow appetizing, they will stop eating, forcing herders to relocate again. No matter how green the grasses are, if they are not appealing to the animals, they have wasted money.

I wish them good luck, but I am confident that Tinubu has not found the right person to handle that area. I told many people that Audi Ogbeh was a mistake made by Buhari, but they argued that he is a practical farmer and blah blah. He even suggested importing grasses from Brazil because he did not know how to grow them. Lol. I laughed hard that time.

I wish them the best!

is there no department of livestock under the ministry of agriculture?

President Tinubu-led administration has established a RUGA settlement in Wase Grazing Reserve in Plateau State as part of efforts to revive the livestock industry.

why plateau state?

why was the RUGA settlment not established in the core northern states that are indigenous to cattle herding?

NoIgboSoundTueh:
I hope this will stop Berom people from killing Fulanis and the attendant consequence

how will it stop fulanis from killing Berom people?

uniquetechng:
Even Ronaldinho advised Okocha to head to Spain where there will be space for him to play his game, Haaland is a point man who plays in a dominant City side.
Remember players like Diego and Kanoute who flopped in England were also golden Boot winners in Spain.

that is not what I asked you:

1. If you didn't carry out any research, how then did you arrive at your conclusions that it's harder to score goals in EPL?

2. If in the EPL, players are not afforded space to play, which space did Halaand see to score all the goals he scored in his first season in man city?

3. Why did Hazard not see all those space to shine in Spain?

Okhamsg:
It is a welcome development if it is not just gainsay.

Let us start with crude oil, no PMS importation, no crude oil importation, no APK importation, no caustic soda importation, etc; then I will know that Nigeria is not a joke.

welcome development for who?

DomPerignon:
Cry harder

Your import based economic model that relies on illicit funds has been a major setback to both our industrial base and currency debasement.

Go and farm.

are you farming?

“We continue to import sugar despite the existence of the Nigerian Sugar Council and several local producers. This policy will change that,” he said.

for a country that has so many hospitals, how come tinubu always goes to france for medical treatment?

IBB007:
These malo babes dey fine sha

were is the fine?

Yemi7up:
To achieve greatness.

what is the greatness that he is achieving greatness?

is it by building network that greatness is achieved?

Chucks13:
They are not only blind, deaf or dumb they are mentally dwarfs.

Same they said to obj.
Same they said to Yardua.
Same they said to Gej
Same they are saying to Tinubu now.

And we are assuring them, obi will never rule Nigeria, it is a promise.

but check out what the same Bwala said about tinubu

PressMyButton:
Bwala called them blind, deaf and dumb.

Natasha Akpoti called them gullible and hungry.

Prof. Soyinka called them nattering nitwits.

Kwankwaso called them Andrew liver salt.

Sam Omatseye called them Óbituary.

Chimaroke Nnamani called them Obidense.

Gov Soludo called them headless mob.

Femi Adesina called them wailers.



After God, na Tinubu 💪 God bless Nigeria


The poster below me, this was his comments about Obi in 2013... Today, he is an Obidient

what will you now call Bwala for sayin this?

is it not what he said about tinubu that is happening right now?