₦airaland Forum

olagbola55:
Den you a bastard

oyebanji44:
Imagine how stupid people are..voting for someone that cannot travel to the western world ..how can he tackle the economy..voting Atiku is another way of voting for economy sabotage..south west we never allowed that..Abomination

Megatrix:
She is dead, how could she see him in five years time?

allthingsgood:
Nutjob!

Its not the project that is the focus of discussion. Its the mode of payment
Thats why u fail exams

If u cant contribute meaningfully to discussion, shut up!

A source told the agency that the incident occurred late Tuesday evening during which the herder allegedly killed the farmer.

The source further alleged that the relatives of the farmer retaliated and also killed the herder.
According to the source, when the relatives of the herder got the information that their brother had been killed, they trooped to Gora and started shooting at the farmers in sight.

allthingsgood:
so the ikoyi bridge nko
what do u have to say about that

Dumbo

GavelSlam:
What sense?

Were you not ready to resist any facility the executive wanted for holistic infrastructural development?

allthingsgood:
And wat makes u think it is only igbos that will use the eastern railway
Is it only yorubas using the ikoyi link bridge in lagos

You guys just love to wail for nothing

GavelSlam:
I remember when, not quite long ago, anytime the president sought loans for infrastructural development, these saboteurs would go against it. Their online yappers ensured they amplified the resistance.

In fact, they didn't even want Nigeria to exist.

We warned that this day would come.

He also regretted that the response he got was that the Federal Government had an understanding or agreement with General Electric to take over that axis.
But the lawmaker affirmed that arrangement had collapsed and GE had withdrawn from the deal. Ekweremadu went on : “You will recall that when we granted permission for the Federal Government to raise loan from China to develop the western axis running from Lagos to Kano , it was also the understanding that approval be secured for government to engage with the Chinese authorities to also secure loan to deal with the eastern axis running from Port Harcourt to Maiduguri .
“Now the story has changed . What the Chinese are being asked to do is to come and take over that axis under a PPP arrangement and use their own money to fix that axis and recover their money over time.“ I believe this is not fair to those of us in the eastern part of Nigeria . For a country to survive, there must be equity, fairness and justice, and any country that is running against these principles will be heading for disaster

ollah2:
How is it a private school?

ollah2:
It's you that need to be educated first. Tell us the financiers of the school?

ollah2:
And who is financing those missionary schools? Your father or your church?

herkeem:
The International School Ibadan (ISI) and the Hijab Ban.

ISI is a secondary school under the control of the management of University of Ibadan. The school has been in the news in the last few days for its refusal to allow willing female Muslim students use Hijab on their uniform. The situation has degenerated to the extent that the Muslim students were shut out of the school among other unwarranted actions of the school as represented by the Principal, one Mrs Phebean Olowe.

I have read and listened to different opinions on the development and I am not sorry for the positions I take on the matter. Before I conclude with my positions however, I have a few questions for the Principal in question as well as anyone with position same as or similar to that of the school management:

1. Does the wearing of Hijab by the willing female Muslim students portend any danger/evil for their colleagues (who don't), the school or anyone for that matter?

2. Is it against the law of the land for the students of such a 'public' school to wear Hijab?

3. Does their observance of that aspect of their constitutional rights rub or deny anyone of his?

If the genuine answers to the above questions are NO, then I am of the opinion that the assertion that the school's reactions are borne out of hatred for Islam and the Muslims must be very true and this has to stop and stop NOW.

And for those who might be asking, does their not wearing Hijab portend any danger? Yes, it does and contrary to the opinions of those that know not, not wearing Hijab makes female muslims less Muslims because it's not a flexible commandment. If your wish is really not to make them non-Muslims, let them use what makes them the Muslims that they are.

I call on all the concerned stakeholders and well meaning people of the society to intervene in good time to allow our female Muslim students join their colleagues without any further victimization, molestation, discrimination or disdainful treatment of any kind.

Leyin aponle, abuku lo Ku o........... Tori a ko le wa sa fun keke lo kolu moto.....

Adesanjo Oyejide.

saying they did not have to die, because they volunteered to do a job that keeps this nation safe.

“We came to thank the president on behalf of South-East for the award of the second Niger Bridge to Julius Berger at the sum of N206 billion.

“We understand that N7 billion has been paid as mobilization.

“So, we came to ask the president if there is the possibility of paying up to 50 per cent of the sum and secure the other 50 per cent as bond.”

According to him, this is expected so that we can sleep with our two eyes closed and be assured that the job will not be abandoned.

“This is obviously a gross misrepresentation of what was stated in the book which one wouldn’t ordinarily expect to read in a credible paper like The Nation.

“Although we see The Nation as a well respected paper, we also recognise that even credible organisations with the best of intentions sometimes lower their guard and, sadly, drop the ball. We believe this is what may have happened in this case, as there is no justification for the obvious twisting of the facts that were clearly stated in the book.