₦airaland Forum

Edygrin:
95% of Nigerian activists are hungry beings looking for were to eat

Islie:
...Back to Nigeria in pains: ‘We left our wives, children in South Africa’


.....‘We came back with nothing’





https://www.dailytrust.com.ng/back-to-nigeria-in-pains-we-left-our-wives-children-in-south-africa.html

DexterousOne:
Interesting...

So in the midst of all these
What is the way out?

Tho I don't agree 100 % with the bolded
At what point did we really have a critical mass of well informed and educated people in Africa?

But I get you

Your point valid

ginaeve:
Is this really the best university in Nigeria?

Abdulazeez99:
Co-founder and chief executive officer of BudgIT, a budget watchdog, Oluseun Onigbinde, has been appointed into the administration of President Muhammadu Buhari, Igbere TV reports.

Igbere TV reports that news of Mr Onigbinde’s appointment as technical adviser (budget and planning) under the Federal Ministry of Budget and National Planning broke on Friday.

Onigbinde is known to have been vocal in his criticism of Buhari’s administration.

In 2014, Onigbinde made the list of finalists for the Young Business Leader of the Year Award of CNBC Africa.

Others who made the list included Seth Akumani (Ghana) and Christian Ngan (Cameroon).

http://igberetvnews.com/986064/budgit-ceo-seun-onigbinde-gets-political-appointment/

DexterousOne:
I'm not disagreeing with you

I'm just Bringing a different perspective


Heterogeneous and relatively homogeneous countries in Africa are being screwed over

And the common factor between these two sets of countries is the high illiteracy rate, lack of proper exposure and EDUCATION and a mentally defeated bourgeois class often willing to sell their country for a pittance

Maybe you should research from that angle too
Cheers

DexterousOne:
It's not issue of tribe /religion per se

But it's more of ignorance, lack of education and having $hithole mentality

Even homogenous countries in Africa are being screwed over

The leaders of these countries offered up their countries in exchange for a pittance (a false sense of belonging/a seat at the table)

These elite class are just gate keepers
Making sure that their respective countries remain ignorant unexposed and uneducated
So that they continue pillaging

Look at tho sacrilegious deals your leaders are striking with Chinese interests?

Gerrard59:


Mbok, how sure is the bold? And if it's true, why have the colonialists not done same with Malaysia, China, Indonesia or India? Please no conspiracy theories.

udoka2013:
is Uzoma Canadian name?

positivelord:
Igbo simply Amaka...

Sunofgod:
Tight arrse charlatan!......20 one way tickets?

Cheap publicity stunt!

Sunofgod:
Tight fool.......20 one way tickets?

Cheap publicity stunt!

kirajustice:
POLITICSNIGERIA.COM

Chief Allen Onyema, CEO of Air peace airlines, broke down in tears as he welcomed Nigerians evacuated from South-Africa in the wake of Xenophobic attacks against foreigners.

Onyema made headlines after offering to evacuate Nigerians from South-Africa for free. The first batch of Nigerian returnees from South Africa arrived Lagos yesterday amidst jubilation.

According to the flight Manifest, about 231 males and 86 females returned home yesterday.As they alighted from the aircraft they expressed bitter experiences in the hands of their South African hosts.

They were received at a temporary camp opened for their profiling. The government has made available to each of them N40, 000.00 recharge card to enable them to communicate with their family members.

In appreciation of the gestures, the returnees rose in euphoria to sing the national anthem.

POLITICS NIGERIA has footage of the passengers hugging and praising Onyema who broke down in tears...

Watch below;

https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=1372398666259036&id=1650884521891022

Source: https://politicsnigeria.com/airpeace-ceo-allen-onyema-weeps-as-he-welcomes-nigerians-from-south-africa-photos/

tartar9:
Buhari had a better case,and the same applies to Buhari then; why do they always have the believe that they can't loose.

tartar9:
Why can't some people just admit they lost.Are you suppose to be some god who's immune to loosing or what

VirginSearcher:
More waste of time and resources, from when Onnoghen was illegally removed I knew it was over

chrysora:
President Muhammadu Buhari on Tuesday said that corruption was the major factor responsible for the suffering of millions of Nigerians.

Buhari added that corruption at all levels was the biggest problem impeding Nigeria’s economic growth and development.

The president made the remark at the 49th Annual Accountant Conference organised by the Institute of Chartered Accountants of Nigeria in Abuja.

The theme of the conference was; “Building Nigeria for Sustainable Growth and Development.’’

“I urge you now to always see corruption in its true colour as a gross violation of human right. Corruption is the major reason why millions of our people are in hardship, sick and helpless.

He said that it prevents good governance and encourage misappropriation of public funds, stiffens innovation, infrastructure development and investments.

Represented by Mr Boss Mustapha, the Secretary to the Government of the Federation, the president said: “Our fight against corruption is in reality a struggle for nation building and the future.

“Corruption and impunity becomes widespread when accountability is disregarded.

“Disrespect for accountability also strives when people get away with all manner of questionable things and accountants are unable to check them.

“Corruption is the major reason why many children cannot go to school, why we have few equipments and doctors in our hospitals.

“Corruption diverts public resources thereby causing much suffering, deprivation and unnecessary death in the country.

“Therefore, if we do not slay corruption with the passion it deserves, we will not get the result that we need.’’

Buhari reiterated that the government was committed toward achieving structural economic change and a more diversified and inclusive economy.

He said that it was for this reason that he had signed many executive orders aimed at improving the business conditions in the country.

“We signed the Executive Order 7 of 2019 on Road Infrastructure Development and Rehabilitation Investment Tax Credit Scheme.

“This Executive Order aims to accelerate road infrastructure development for a balanced economic growth in Nigeria by granting approvals to private sector entities to construct and rehabilitate eligible roads across the country.

“This is in exchange for tax credits which will be applied against their company income tax.

“The motivation for the scheme comes from the desire to take advantage of private sector funding to road development in our country,’’ he said.

Also, the Acting Chairman, Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), Mr Ibrahim Magu called on Nigerians to join the fight against corruption.

Magu said the fight against corruption could not be won if it was left alone to the EFCC and other anti-graft agencies.

In his remark, the President of ICAN, Mr Nnamdi Okwuadigbo pledged the institute’s commitment to facilitating economic growth and development in the country.

“Now is the time to redeem our image in the committee of nations. We cannot afford to fail as the largest economy in Africa.

“As chartered accountants we are at a vantage position to determine the effective use of public funds and we charge you to be front runners in the fight against corruption,” he said.

(NAN)

https://www.chrysora.com/2019/09/10/why-millions-of-nigerians-experience-hardship-and-sickness-buhari/

9jaRealist:
If made as part of a settlement, an apology would have no legal significance/consequence...
However, it would be fatal in the court of public opinion, but so also would "an expression of regret"!
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Citizenshelm:
Source: https://m.guardian.ng/news/some-individuals-groups-working-to-destabilise-nigeria-says-dss/

bixton:
Apology could also mean otherwise.
The pastor will not pay if what she wants is an out of court settlement. It's more like indirectly letting him to agree to the allegation(s).
Before this pattern will turn out to be trending.

maasoap:
For war, really? He declared it, nothing happened. But then, demolished a central mosque. Then, suspended Muslims pilgrimage board members. What next? Who is waging war here? Your brain is paining you

ShhItsPablo:
Following up on the recent update of the court summoning COZA pastor, Biodun Fatoyinbo concerning the rape allegation filed against him by Busola Dakolo, the court has issued out several orders to be carried out by the COZA Pastor.

According to the directives by the court, the statement read Busola Dakolo has requested for a letter of apology from Pastor Biodun which is to be published on the front page of two National newspapers and two National televisions for seven days running consecutively and a sum of 10M to be paid to her.

Does this imply that she has dropped the allegations against him?

Source - https://gistcandy.com/court-orders-as-busola-dakolo-demands-apology-and-huge-ransom-from-pastor-biodun/

MelesZenawi:
There anger is just Rivers state is a Christian state but in actual facts, is a Christian state..

blackangel0403:
Hi guys, I i need your sincere advice pls.

My sister is a divorcee with two kids she is solely responsible for. Life has not been fair with her.

Finally, God brought a cute man who is based in UK her way, the man is willing to marry her and take her to the states, he has come to see our parents and also took her to see his, they have agreed to tie the nut in December this year.

The guy is currently in Nigeria and has been begging my sister to get pregnant for him, my sister knows for sure he will marry her once she is pregnant but doesn’t want to so that pregnancy doesn’t stop her from meeting other guys pending when he comes to pay her dowry. Note, they met in the club but the man still overlooked it and still proposed marriage to her.

Sincerely speaking, she wants to settle down with him but her problem is that she doesn’t want to get pregnant and stay alone all by herself pending when the man will take her and the kids to the uk, she wants to take in when she has moved to the uk, but then she is scared she might loose him before then as they are already having misunderstandings been that my sister likes hanging out with friends and going clubbing which doesn’t go well with the guy.

Now the guy is having double mind on if he can go ahead with the marriage or not, I have adviced her to take in for the man and by dec her dowry will be paid but she is adamant, pls what is the best option for her in this situation?


Take in for this guy now he is in Nigeria and secure him or wait till December and risk loosing him, note he is a very cute guy and every girls dream, my sister also is tired of life and wants to settle down, if she takes in now, by dec her pregnancy will be 3 months, she is also bothered abt wat people will say on why she took in befor she was married to the guy, my parents also especially my dad will frown at it but dey don’t know that life has not fair with her and she needs a man to call her own. Should she careless abt my parents and what people will say and take in or wait and do the proper marriage before she takes in?

She is 35 years old with two kids, no other suitor insight too.

lexy2014:
From that guys comment& from my little experience, I would say don't b too hopeful about an adesina presidency

MANofMEN:
Source: https://www.pmnewsnigeria.com/2019/09/07/how-pdp-agents-travelled-to-cambridge-to-check-out-buharis-certificate/

plaindealer:
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Only childish and shallow people like you base competency on random internet pictures.

Again, what's this got to do with your odious tribal and bigoted ways?

Starhearts:
See how a fully grown up human being splitting poos online?
Is either they are doing U OR u re doing urself?
Adesina can't win at ward level to be a councillor
Keep dreaming

Sctests:
The north that rules you doesn't prioritize competency over their tribe, so why should the East do such and lose their own turn to a Yoruba man? So they can get mocked for being 'political neophytes'?
Abegi rest.

Sctests:
Forget grammar, Okonjo-Iweala, Oby Ezeks, Elumelu, Moghalu are very much respected technocrats just like Adeshina and they are Easterners. I like Adeshina very much but even with my M.Sc and PhD I won't vote him.


There must be a balance in the polity by ensuring the East takes the presidential slot because it rightfully their turn. Let's not pretend the presidency is not rotational. Thinking otherwise is being delusional.

plaindealer:
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What's this rubbish got to do with your tribal and bigoted ways?

We want a better country without societal dregs, tribal and bigoted elements holding us back.

plaindealer:
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You are ranting like a child, the man's competence or no competence makes no difference and it doesn't alter the fact that you are a tribal element and a sad bigot.


Nigeria can do without people like you.[/s]