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 Politics › Re: Killing Of 17 Soldiers: Wanted Delta Monarch Reports Self To Police by malali: 8:53am On Mar 29, 2024 |
| Politics › Re: Killing Of 17 Soldiers: Wanted Delta Monarch Reports Self To Police by malali: 7:03am On Mar 29, 2024 |
ExudeLoveToAll:I completely agree. 1 Like |
| Politics › Re: Obaseki Donates New Bus To Edo NUJ Council by malali: 6:57am On Mar 29, 2024 |
Trojan Horse ? |
| Travel › Re: Beautiful Landscape Of Gombe State , North East, Nigeria by malali: 6:53am On Mar 29, 2024 |
[b]The government should consider offering tax incentives and waivers to encourage big private firms to establish their headquarters in the core northern region of Nigeria. Additionally, providing monetary incentives to small-scale farmers could be a more effective approach than traditional palliatives. For instance, the government could offer cash rewards to farmers based on their agricultural output, such as providing a monetary incentive for every tonne of crops produced. These incentives could be distributed over a period of four years to incentivize consistent farming practices. It's crucial to ensure that these funds are directly allocated to the farmers and not tied up in bureaucratic processes. Setting realistic targets for agricultural production and providing farmers with insurance coverage against potential farming challenges would further support this initiative. By implementing such measures, the government can promote self-employment opportunities and encourage rural development. Ultimately, this approach could prove more cost-effective than traditional palliative measures, while empowering individuals to take charge of their own livelihoods. It's essential for Nigerians to recognize their capacity to contribute to solving societal challenges, with support from both federal and local governments.[/b] 3 Likes |
| Politics › Re: We’ve Developed Fraud Risk Assessment, Control Framework To Tackle Graft – EFCC by malali: 6:42am On Mar 29, 2024 |
"Actions speak louder than grammar" |
| Politics › Re: Nigerians States With The Highest Foreign Debt Revealed by malali: 6:36am On Mar 29, 2024 |
[b]The top 10 Nigerian states with the highest domestic debt burdens: Lagos State: 2022: N807.20 billion 2023: N1.048 trillion Delta State: 2022: N304.24 billion 2023: N373.40 billion Ogun State: 2022: N270.45 billion 2023: N278.67 billion Rivers State: 2022: N225.50 billion (data for March 31, 2023) 2023: N232.57 billion (data for March 31, 2023) Cross River State: 2022: N197.21 billion 2023: N220.20 billion Imo State: 2022: N204.22 billion 2023: N217.11 billion Akwa-Ibom: 2022: N219.26 billion 2023: N190.47 billion Benue State: 2022: N141.29 billion 2023: N187.18 billion Plateau State: 2022: N149.01 billion 2023: N173.93 billion Bauchi State: 2022: N143.63 billion 2023: N160.80 billion These figures illustrate the significant increases in domestic debt among these states over the course of one year. While borrowing can provide resources for development, it's crucial for states to manage debt levels effectively to avoid economic instability.[/b] |
| Politics › Re: Kalu Hails Tinubu At 72 by malali: 6:31am On Mar 29, 2024 |
Let's wait and see which of the presidential election candidates will show statesmanship by being magnanimous and congratulating the winner on his birthday. It takes maturity and responsibility to be the bigger person in defeat and extend congratulations to the president on his birthday. PS: No names were mentioned in this post. |
| Politics › Re: Rename Minna Airport Again by malali: 6:24am On Mar 29, 2024 |
[b]In response to the recent criticisms of Governor Mohammed Umar Bago's decision to rename the Dr. Abubakar Imam Kagara International Airport, Minna, to Bola Ahmed Tinubu International Airport, Minna, it's essential to provide a balanced perspective that considers the governor's rationale and the broader implications of his actions. Firstly, Governor Bago's decision reflects a strategic move to acknowledge and appreciate President Tinubu's significant contributions to nation-building, particularly in the context of approving Niger State as the first special Airport Agro-Processing Free Zone in Nigeria. This decision not only recognizes President Tinubu's support for the state but also highlights the importance of fostering partnerships between the federal and state governments to drive economic development and prosperity. Secondly, while some may argue that renaming the airport was unnecessary, it's important to recognize Governor Bago's prerogative as the state's chief executive to make decisions that he deems beneficial for the state's interests. As a leader, Governor Bago has a duty to prioritize initiatives that promote the well-being and advancement of Niger State, including strengthening relationships with key stakeholders at the national level. Furthermore, Governor Bago's decision to rename the state polytechnic in Zungeru after Dr. Abubakar Imam demonstrates a thoughtful approach to honoring the legacy of a revered literary figure. This strategic realignment ensures that Dr. Imam's contributions to Nigerian literature and culture are appropriately recognized while also acknowledging President Tinubu's support for the state. In essence, Governor Bago's actions reflect a nuanced understanding of the political and economic dynamics at play and demonstrate his commitment to advancing the interests of Niger State. While criticism is inevitable in the realm of governance, it's essential to recognize the rationale behind the governor's decisions and the potential long-term benefits for the state and its people. Ultimately, Governor Bago's decision should be viewed within the broader context of promoting collaboration, recognizing excellence, and driving progress for Niger State and Nigeria as a whole. It's imperative for stakeholders to engage in constructive dialogue and work together to address any concerns while focusing on the collective goal of building a better future for all Nigerians.[/b] |
| Politics › Re: Sen. Abdul Ningi Requests To Be Reinstated And Warns Of Taking Akpabio Before Th by malali: 6:05am On Mar 29, 2024 |
[b]The case of Senator Ningi illustrates a troubling trend in Nigerian politics, reminiscent of organized lynching rather than adherence to the rule of law. The actions taken against him, spearheaded by figures like Akpabio, appear to be driven by personal vendettas rather than genuine concern for justice. The manner in which Senator Ningi was suspended reflects a disregard for due process and the principles of fairness. It seems that the Senate, rather than serving as a bastion of legislative integrity, has become a stage for political maneuvering and the pursuit of personal gain. However, by attempting to silence Senator Ningi through suspension, the Senate may have inadvertently amplified his voice and elevated his profile. Regardless of whether he is formally reinstated, Senator Ningi's allegations are now in the public consciousness, and attempts to silence him may only fuel further scrutiny and attention. In a country where transparency and accountability are paramount, it is imperative that the Senate be viewed as a body dedicated to upholding the rule of law and serving the interests of the Nigerian people, rather than simply a vehicle for personal enrichment. As Nigerians, we must demand better from our elected representatives and hold them accountable for their actions. The light of truth cannot be extinguished by the darkness of corruption and impunity. It is time for a renewed commitment to justice and integrity in our political institutions.[/b] |
| Politics › Re: Do Not Denigrate Nigeria In Your Sermons, Tinubu Appeals To Religious Leaders by malali: 5:52am On Mar 29, 2024 |
[b]Addressing the challenges of inflammatory sermons and ensuring the safety of Nigerians requires a nuanced approach that respects both freedom of speech and public safety. One avenue to explore is empowering state-level agencies, such as the Department of State Services (DSS), to collaborate with religious leaders in promoting responsible discourse within their communities. It's crucial for state DSS to establish communication channels with prominent religious figures, ensuring they have access to their contact information. This partnership aims not to suppress religious expression but to prevent sermons that may incite violence or endanger the public. In Nigeria, religious leaders often wield considerable influence over large congregations, sometimes using their platform for political purposes rather than solely religious teachings. It's essential to recognize the potential impact of such statements on social cohesion and political stability. To address concerns about mental health and ensure the well-being of congregants, a system for periodic psychosocial assessments of religious leaders could be implemented. This preventive measure would help identify any late-onset mental illnesses that could compromise the safety of worshippers. Furthermore, introducing a licensing system for mosques and churches with congregations exceeding a certain size could provide a regulatory framework for promoting responsible leadership. This system, managed by the government in collaboration with religious bodies, would require periodic license renewal and could include a nominal fee to cover administrative costs. By implementing these measures, the government can demonstrate a commitment to safeguarding public safety while respecting religious freedoms and maintaining neutrality. It's imperative to engage with the broader public and religious communities to ensure understanding and support for these initiatives, fostering a culture of responsible leadership and civic responsibility.[/b] 1 Like |
| Politics › Re: The Imperative Of Reinstating Senator Ningi: A Stand Against Budget Padding by malali: 5:48am On Mar 29, 2024 |
[b]The case of Senator Ningi illustrates a troubling trend in Nigerian politics, reminiscent of organized lynching rather than adherence to the rule of law. The actions taken against him, spearheaded by figures like Akpabio, appear to be driven by personal vendettas rather than genuine concern for justice. The manner in which Senator Ningi was suspended reflects a disregard for due process and the principles of fairness. It seems that the Senate, rather than serving as a bastion of legislative integrity, has become a stage for political maneuvering and the pursuit of personal gain. However, by attempting to silence Senator Ningi through suspension, the Senate may have inadvertently amplified his voice and elevated his profile. Regardless of whether he is formally reinstated, Senator Ningi's allegations are now in the public consciousness, and attempts to silence him may only fuel further scrutiny and attention. In a country where transparency and accountability are paramount, it is imperative that the Senate be viewed as a body dedicated to upholding the rule of law and serving the interests of the Nigerian people, rather than simply a vehicle for personal enrichment. As Nigerians, we must demand better from our elected representatives and hold them accountable for their actions. The light of truth cannot be extinguished by the darkness of corruption and impunity. It is time for a renewed commitment to justice and integrity in our political institutions.[/b] |
| Politics › Re: Alex Otti Pays Off Pensioner's Arrears by malali: 5:41am On Mar 29, 2024 |
The only time this Governor is in the news. Is to Deliver good news. May Alex Otti happen to other states in Nigeria. 5 Likes |
| Politics › Re: Killing Of 17 Soldiers: Wanted Delta Monarch Reports Self To Police by malali: 4:53am On Mar 29, 2024*. Modified: 7:05am On Mar 29, 2024 |
No Soldier should die in the hands of citizens of its own country. Lets resolve all our differences and maintain a stance of justice for the 17 soldiers. Nigerian soldiers, i hope you can see us advocating for you guys......Next time anybody gives you an illegal order to shoot innocent civilians, we hope you remember times like this and refuse such illegal orders. I trust our intelligence agencies, they will find these guys......dead or alive. 29 Likes 2 Shares |
| Politics › Re: Muhammadu Buhari Greets President Bola Tinubu On His 72nd Birthday by malali: 4:51am On Mar 29, 2024*. Modified: 5:10am On Mar 29, 2024 |
HAPPY BIRTHDAY PRESIDENT ASIWAJU JAGABAN BOLA AHMED TINUBU. OKÒ IYA WÓN The Omezeri Igbo 1 The Iyelawei of Gbaramatu Kingdom The Dike Di Ora Nma 1 of Ebonyi The Jagaban of Borgu The Asiwaju of Yoruba Land The Eze Udo of Igbo Land The Aare Ago of Egbaland The City boy of Lagos 8 Likes |
| Travel › Re: Senate Committee On Works Inspects Lagos - Calabar Coastal Highway by malali: 5:23pm On Mar 28, 2024 |
Good job We are proud of you guys work. God bless Nigeria. 5 Likes 1 Share |
| Politics › Re: Labour Party Reserves 2027 Presidential Ticket For Peter Obi by malali: 3:24pm On Mar 28, 2024 |
Daystar7:Get well soon. |
| Travel › Re: FAAN Shuts Down KFC Outlet At Lagos Airport Over Discrimination by malali: 3:21pm On Mar 28, 2024 |
Good Job. This will fight for everyone. Next time i am discriminated, i will just shout "Do you know who i am !" |
| Travel › Re: 2.5km Of Road In Ilaro-owode In Ogun State Done By Gov Dapo Abiodun Govt(pics) by malali: 10:50am On Mar 28, 2024 |
2km road ? really ? Even i can donate 2km road without a state budget or FAAC. This one dey thief money no doubt. |
| Crime › Re: Army Declares 8 People Wanted In Connection To Killing Of 17 Soldiers In Okuama by malali: 8:46am On Mar 28, 2024 |
Announce Ransoms on their Head. Announce phone numbers where you can call or text anonymously. 2 Likes |
| Politics › Re: Labour Party Reserves 2027 Presidential Ticket For Peter Obi by malali: 7:01am On Mar 28, 2024*. Modified: 8:52am On Mar 28, 2024 |
Obi doesn't have the political clout to win presidential elections There are 2 types of presidential politicians, 1-One needs to be hosted by the winning party in order to be victorious 2-One can win from any party, because the people believe in him, if he changes party, he will still win. Peter Obi is number 1 masquerading as number 2. 54 Likes 8 Shares |
| Politics › Re: Works Minister, Umahi Makes Night-Time visit To Third Mainland Bridge, Lagos by malali: 6:59am On Mar 28, 2024 |
Umahi performing minister. Staying out of controversies, anytime he is in the news......its about his work. Tinubu please bless us with more ministers like this. If the ministers from a state are sub par ask the states to nominate other people from that state to fulfill their quota. If everybody had work ethics like Umahi......Nigerians will be begging for more APC after 8 years. 1 Like |
| Politics › Re: Umahi Visits Various Projects Including Planned New 2nd Niger Bridge Bypass Site by malali: 5:01am On Mar 28, 2024 |
Hands on minister, Able minister. This man shows up at the site, physically in different parts of the country. Project in kano, he is there physically Project in Lagos, he is there physically Project in Anambra, he is there physically To be honest, we have not had a minister like this in a long time. A lot of minister's just enjoy their Asokoro/Maitama residence and attend FEC meetings on Wednesdays. Other than that, we dont hear anything from their ministry, plans, projects, These are people that love Nigeria. This man is presidential material, i will keep saying it. |
| Politics › Re: Labour Party Reserves Its 2027 Presidential Ticket For Peter Obi - Sahara Report by malali: 4:54am On Mar 28, 2024 |
Obi doesnt have the political clout to win elections There are 2 types of politicians, 1-One needs to be hosted by the winning party in order to be victorious 2-One can win from any party, because the people believe in him, if he changes party, he will still win. Peter Obi is number 1 masquerading as number 2. 1 Like |
| Politics › Re: Works Minister Nweze D. Umahi, gives slow contractor 14 day notice of sack by malali: 4:49am On Mar 28, 2024 |
Umahi performing minister. Staying out of controversies, anytime he is in the news......its about his work. Tinubu please bless us with more ministers like this. If the ministers from a state are sub par ask the states to nominate other people from that state to fulfill their quota. If everybody had work ethics like Umahi......Nigerians will be begging for more APC after 8 years. |
| Foreign Affairs › Re: ISIS Claims Responsibility For Russia Hall Attack (photos) by malali: 9:33am On Mar 23, 2024 |
FALSE FLAG. |
| Politics › Re: Nigerians Slam Seyi Tinubu For Preaching Endurance Over Economic Hardship by malali: 7:39am On Mar 20, 2024 |
specialmati:I see you are already getting sense. Na God save ! I for knack you Abido-Shaker !! Mugu !! |
| Politics › Re: Nigerians Slam Seyi Tinubu For Preaching Endurance Over Economic Hardship by malali: 7:37am On Mar 20, 2024 |
Bizibi:Na your popsy get Nairaland ? |
| Politics › Re: Nigerians Slam Seyi Tinubu For Preaching Endurance Over Economic Hardship by malali: 7:36am On Mar 20, 2024 |
ArcSEMPECJ:Na you get my mouth ? Why e dey pain you ? Sorry, dont cry. |
| Politics › Re: Nigerians Slam Seyi Tinubu For Preaching Endurance Over Economic Hardship by malali: 7:35am On Mar 20, 2024 |
NewDea4:Taaaaah....Mugu Dont go and work hard and find your own fortune, Be fixated on another mans fortune and wealth like a woman. |
| Politics › Re: Nigerians Slam Seyi Tinubu For Preaching Endurance Over Economic Hardship by malali: 7:34am On Mar 20, 2024 |
broadman20:Lol....Its not a crime to be prosperous, dont let poverty blind you. Some of us dont need his wealth or need him to make us wealthy. We are equally as smart if not smarter......But you need to stop hating we are not the reason poverty has remained in all your generations. |
| Politics › Re: Nigerians Slam Seyi Tinubu For Preaching Endurance Over Economic Hardship by malali: 7:31am On Mar 20, 2024 |
Thermodynamics:She thought me manners....so you are right one less idiot....lol Wish i could say the same about you. |
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