₦airaland Forum

babecode:
My brother, a medical doctor, along with two onlookers were detained for trying to help resuscitate a young man whp committed sucide yesterday.

The police have him held for no reason; they named them suspects, and asked them to write statements without a reason for their detainment.

What sort of country are we living in abeg? The message the police is sending is that when you see a dying person you best let him be, or else, you help at your peril.The Nigeria Police Force is a problem that needs serious solutions.

Watch The Video

https://www.everyvibes.com.ng/2019/05/doctor-two-others-arrested-for-trying-to-resuscitate-someone-that-committed-suicide.html

Chicagoesontop:
Read very well, they said that they are not targeting non Muslims Shikena

Chicagoesontop:
so na by force now to fast ... I can't wait to see Pastors telling members that they will be arrested if they didn't fast and pray or even pay their Tithe ..

chimjoshjuan:
A new report revealed that 29,723 Nigerian immigrants in the US ‘overstayed’ in 2018, after arriving as non-immigrants through the air or sea port of entry (POE).The report titled: “The fiscal Year 2018 Entry/Exit Overstay Report", shows the numbers and rate of expected departures of foreigners, who arrived in the United States as non-immigrants.  

195,785 Nigerians who were given visas into the US, were expected to leave ”within the above window.” However  Nigeria had 15.18 per cent rate of overstay, and a suspected ‘In-Country Overstay’ rate of 14.81 per cent. A push further revealed that 29,723 Nigerian immigrants in the US ‘overstayed’ in 2018 (No departure record for 29,004 immigrants; while only 719 travellers left the country after their visas expired).

On the other hand, Djibouti, a small Africa country, has the highest rate of visa overstay immigrants at 180; with 403 expected departures. The numbers translate to 44.67 per cent and a Suspected In-Country Overstay rate of 43.92 per cent.


https://unclesuru.com/2019/05/15/29723-nigerian-immigrants-in-the-u-s-overstayed-in-2018/

gidgiddy:
The Biafran activists didn't attack people who chose to come out in the previous sit at homes, so why would they do it now?

gidgiddy:
Let the police go and drag people out of their house on 30th May

OkpaAkuEriEri:
ur fada is illitrate

TheManofTomorrow:
Shoot for the moon, even if you miss it. You will land amongst the stars

Ekpeitut:
Awesome one lad! These are the ones we should focus on and encourage. We should learn to celebrate hardworking people who struggle against the odds to make something for themselves not mediocres who scheme, cheat and cut corners like Nigerian politicians (Gandollar comes to mind) and corrupt public servants (awon sars). Well done lad... keep the flag flying high.

delugajackson:
This manner of execution should also apply to Yahoo boys and their sympathizers.

I will gladly dance to the sound of their cries as it fills the air. Drink wine from their skulls and use their bones as drumsticks for exorcism.

OkpaAkuEriEri:
We no d pple DAT break d history.
Only negative history.dem cant b lyk Achebe or adiche or Innoson.
Only armrobry n ritualist

OkpaAkuEriEri:
We no d pple DAT break d history.
Only negative history.dem cant b lyk Achebe or adiche or Innoson.
Only armrobry n ritualist

NaijaCelebrity:
hmmm Afonja and stealing......

Jentle244:
more success to u bro. although I don't know you

valentineuwakwe:
Good one for the development of education in the country, but what about the first and second candidates?

aremuforlife:
That is the reward for hard work.
We need more people to be rewarded for hard labour.

tartar9:
No...afenifere is a skull mining group while ohaeneze is a drug pushing and criminal minded group. Nonsense!
MiyettiAllah still remains a sociocultural group.

neolboy:
Make you self go produce movie tittled " Arch Angel Michael" so that you can start bringing back those souls drawn to hell by "Lucifer" movie

tyup:
Eyah......I hope those teeth was able to Open pepsi bottle cover well enough bfr he died

anyway i'm just asking for a friend

iluvdonjazzy:
correct, tinubu don enter one chance for elrufai hand

desmond2pk:
Well...timubu surprised me last election by exposing his corruption for the world to see.
Among all politicians, it was only tinubu that had bullion van in his compound deliverying cash to you. He didn't even hide it.
He wasn't even president yet and he was acting like a god

BeautifulMind2:
I thought you will blame Igbo as usual

BeautifulMind2:
I thought you will blame Igbo as usual

crestedaguiyi:
Adeboye is an Afonja, he wants the presidency returned to South west in 2023 so he is keeping to the term of their agreement.

Note that not all Yoruba are afonjas, atleat my friend Kunle cooker is not by any standard

winzy:
Enugu

Cosbyrich:
NIGERIAN-born teenager Tamilore Awolesi has been offered scholarships by seven US Ivy League universities after emerging as the top student at Hertfordshire’s Haberdashers Aske’s Boys’ School in Elstree.



Teenager Tamilore will now be studying at Stanford University in the US after receiving a set scholarships from several institutions. Apart from Stanford, other citadels of learning that offered him scholarships included Princeton University, Columbia University, Dartmouth College and Brown University.




Most notably, he was named a John Jay Scholar at Columbia, a distinction given to only 30 students out of 2,100 students offered places in 2019. A combination of his excellent academics, extra-curricular activities and impressive essays earned him the offers these offers.



A saxophonist and vocalist, Tamilore was also offered a scholarship to Berklee College of Music, Boston for an undergraduate degree in Jazz Studies following a successful audition and interview. He currently attends the Royal Academy of Music Saturday Jazz Programme in London and is involved in his school’s big band and jazz ensembles.



Tamilore said: “I am so excited and really looking forward to starting at a prestigious and renowned university such as Stanford. I am looking forward to joining the Nigerian Students Association, the Black Students Union, being part of the thriving Stanford jazz community and making the most of the entrepreneurial and academic possibilities available to me at Stanford.



“I am grateful to God for this opportunity to study in the US, which has been a dream of mine since Year 9. I encourage all young people to dream big, put in the work and ignore the haters.”



Passionate about representation in the black community, he is the founder and chair of Black Head Students Network which held its inaugural event, hosted by Coutts, titled A World of Possibilities, for 60 black students from 30 different schools. He also introduced his school’s very first celebration of Black History Month and founded it’s African Caribbean Society, where he is also chair.



http://www.nigerianwatch.com/nigerian-british-teenager-tamilore-awolesi-offered-scholarships-by-seven-us-ivy-league-universities/

Campusity:
Ask Kastina and the northwest people whether they have known peace since Pa Buhari assumed the throne.

The person on the throne need not be your kinsman for him to do right.

Osagyefo98:
- Senator Jim Nwobodo has said Nigeria will not know peace until an Igbo becomes president

- The former governor of old Anambra state made the comment while calling for an Igbo presidency in 2023


- Nwobodo made the assertion while celebrating his 79th birthday in Enugu


Former governor of old Anambra state, Senator Jim Nwobodo has called for Igbo presidency in 2023, saying “Nigeria will not know peace until an Igbo becomes president.”

Nwobodo made this assertion during his 79th birthday celebration which took place in Enugu, Vanguard reports.

He, however, also called on Ndigbo to come together and support any body that is doing well to represent the south-east.

He also urged the judiciary to discharge their duties with justice saying that it’s only the judiciary that can prevent the country from collapsing.

He hailed Enugu state governor, Hon. Ifeanyi Ugwuanyi, who he noted has brought politicians together in the state in peace.

Speaking at the event, the president-general of Ohanaeze Ndigbo, Chief Nnia Nwodo, described Ugwuanyi as a governor whose leadership knows no boundary.

He said that Ugwuanyi does not discriminate among political parties because he treats everybody equally.


Nwodo who was the chairman of the occasion, said that Ugwuanyi would not say because one is not a member of his political party and for this reason will discriminate against him to deny him his due.

He said that since Ugwuanyi came to power, he has united the people of the state and this has brought peace to the state.

Prominent Nigerians at the event includes Chief Dubem Onyia, former minister of foreign affairs; Chief Osita Chidoka, former minister of aviation; Barth Nnaji, former minister of power; Chief Ike Ekweremadu, Deputy Senate President; Chief Frank Ogbewu, former minister of culture, amongst others.

https://www.legit.ng/1238051-nigeriall-peace-igbo-president-nwobodo.html

bouncin04:
Jagaban right now