₦airaland Forum

blackz:
Pls any for Qsat 26g?

nawtyme:
Yes. Action man. Fvck the police.



*in my mind * I wish he would go to Kano so they will kill themselves.

Deo1986:
None of those board members will be around by 2022. So it ain't gonna work! And why did this trash make front page?

kernel504:
Next time Nigerians would need to think through before electing a president.

Desyner:
What is impeding his toughness in first term?
You guys and hopeless hopes ehn . . . Like 5 & 6.

Security agents have been issued presidential order to arrest and illegal bearers of arms.

The directive was sequel to Thursday’s National Security Council meeting attended by President Muhammadu Buhari, Defence Minister Monsur Dan-Ali and the service chiefs.

Giving an update on the meeting on his Twitter handle yesterday, Buhari said his government was “stepping up our efforts to tackle the proliferation of small arms and light weapons across the country.”

“The security agencies already have standing instructions to arrest and prosecute anyone found with illegal arms,” he added.

Sights of Fulani herdsmen going about with AK 47 and reports of their wanton killings of Nigerians have sparked outrage across the land.

Benue State recently buried 73 victims of such attacks, followed by Taraba State where scores of people were also killed.

Buhari’s government has been widely criticised for looking the other way while herdsmen went on the rampage.

However, the Minister of Defence, Dan-Ali, emerging from Thursday’s NSC meeting, told reporters that the killings in parts of the country could not be blamed solely on herdsmen, because according to him, “there are also militias who also carry arms.”

He added: “Some people were caught with arms and they call themselves Forest Guards or whatever with AK47.

“There is nowhere in this country where arms are allowed to be carried apart from legitimate security forces.

So, anybody carrying any arm is doing so illegally.”

CSTR2:
APC would be stupid to do that. They are not that dumb.

Even if APC wins in 2019 thanks to buhari, a yorubs candidate in 2023 will not only lose woefully in the South with total rejection in the SE/SS, the north may not support a yoruba candidate for tactical and national feasibility reaasons.

The moment buhari leaves in 2023 , Nigerian politics return to default settings.

Even if a yoruba candidate wins by a miracle, he is going to face unprecedented political attacks from the north and south throughout his tenure , he wouldn 't last more than a term.

Alariwo2:
If Buhari decides to contest in 2019, he'll win with a landslide and if he doesn't, APC will still carry the day.

Either way, it's game over for 5% people. The next president from South will be Yoruba.
That is what matters.

mercyville:
Go and sleep jooor..

mercyville:
Go and sleep jooor..

ihitenansa:
buhari is a disaster that should never be allowed to re occur..

yarimo:
Op why speaking for yourself alone? Don't you know majority of nigerians also stand with president BUHARI?

HeyCorleone:
The thing with Nairaland is it's easy for any idiot to just cook up nonsense and have anyone read it.

bishopkay:
Who hold you before from standing? Rubbish!

From the jam packed unreadable write up even, it's no wonder he's standing with buhari...after all, birds of a feather roll together; so why shouldn't dullards?

bishopkay:
Who hold you before from standing? Rubbish!

From the jam packed unreadable write up even, it's no wonder he's standing with buhari...after all, birds of a feather roll together; so why shouldn't dullards?

The Department of Petroleum Resources (DPR) has warned marketers within its Enugu Zone to comply with N145 pump price of Premium Motor Spirit (PMS) or have their products dispensed to customers free.
Mr Unyime Akpan of Health, Safety and Environment Department, DPR Enugu Office, gave the warning in Awka when he led an enforcement team to Anambra on Tuesday.



Akpan said the team sealed one filing station for allegedly refusing to revert and enforced the pump price sale of the product in nine other stations on Atani road in Ogbaru and some parts of Idemili North Local Government Areas.
He expressed regret that some marketers had remained defiant, in spite of DPR’s efforts to ensure compliance, noting that the DPR might apply more stringent punishment by dispensing products of defaulting marketers to customers for free.
“Petrol price is controlled; stations are not supposed to sell above N145 per liter and if the cost of getting products suggests they cannot sell at that price, then they should leave out.
“Marketers are the people encouraging the hike; if they are not gaining from it, then they leave out until the system returns to normal.
“We may have to begin to dispense their products free because DPR also has the powers; if this price compliance sales proves ineffective, we may be left with no option than to give out their petrol, so that they can understand how serious we are,” he said.
In a reaction, the Independent Petroleum Marketers Association of Nigeria (IPMAN) absolved its members of any complicity in the hike of petrol price and blamed it on scarcity.
Chief Ikechukwu Nwankwo, Chairman of IPMAN, Enugu Depot, in charge of Anambra, Ebonyi and Enugu states, urged DPR to stop the clampdown the members as sealing outlets and auctioning the products would not solve the problem.
Nwankwo decried the petrol supply situation in the country and called for a more sustainable measure to normalise it.
He said DPR’s action on IPMAN members, especially those under his zone, amounted to being punished for a problem they did not cause and could not solve.
Nwankwo said that solution to the problem was massive and sufficient supply of petrol into the system by the NNPC.
The IPMAN chairman said marketers were making efforts to make the product available to customers as complete scarcity would amount to shutting the economy and holding the masses hostage.
“I have spoken with my members here in Anambra, the situation of fuel supply is bad and it is our wish that we begin to get products like the way it used to be before.
“IPMAN is not happy with the way the DPR is harassing us, closing our stations and auctioning our products. It is like they want to push us out of business because we cannot continue to suffer this loss.
“NNPC is not allocating products to us, DPR should go and monitor the marketers that get allocation from NNPC; how can we buy product at N190 or N195 and DPR sells them off at N145.
“We make extra effort to get product at tank depot so that economic activities can go on and we should not be punished for that; we may have to close our stations if they continue to pursue us,” he said.
NAN reportes that pump price of petrol has dropped from between N240 and N250 to N200 per liter.

Uthmanloay:
Pls is tv congo at ses 5 showin chan because of 2morow match