₦airaland Forum

While it's a good initiative, won't the proceeds end up in someone's pocket?
Sincerely, NNPC makes a lot of sales but mostly declare deficit. Even Nigeria too always declare deficit.
Why? Who are those pocketing these monies?

Its a Prank

The guy just wasted 8 precious years

Barrywilly:
The body doesn't look mutilated or parts missing as is the case for ritual killing. She could have died during a scuffle or due to delibitating underlying illness during knacking.

You're very correct. Some girls these days with what they watch online. She could have told the guy to choke her during Secs and so she passed on before she came. Painful

I hope it has been reprogrammed well. We don't wanna hear any touching story.

Exercise more

Thank God for Endsars protest. Politicians are beginning to act semi normal

I am in need of 20 acres of land along Lagos express for the purpose of real estate.
Please if you have any kindly send me mail and work out ways in which I can come and check.
Thank you.
Soaga O. M
femisoaga@gmail.com. What's app. 08064581974

Everything about this launch is so unique and simple.
No complex buttons in the cockpit, just screens.
No heavyweight space suit like the Apollo 11.

This will give birth to new Era of spaceflights. Soonest flying cars will spread all over with screen dashboards.

Congratulations to Elon musk. A South African. SpaceX CEO

Just like I posted on her twitter handle. Aunty Kemi Olunloyo needs to go and do her Convid19 test ASAP

See hilarious photo of a small generator converted to diesel engine. Don't laugh too much

Na this kain people dey make NCC won increase data tarrif

Kilode

BREAKING NEWS:- . Now, it is true. . The rumour has been Confirmed on CNN, Channel TV and presently @NTANews24 Twitter handle. . It is real. God Have Mercy!!! . If this is your wish O Lord, So be it. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . President Barrow just arrived Gambia few Minutes ago. .. Jubilation all over the country.
LoL

-Buhari will die before the Election- Ayo Fayose
-Buhari is brain dead - Patient Jonathan
-If APC survives till October 2014,call me a
bastard.- Doyin Okupe
-Mark my words, It will not happen for Buhari
to rule Nigeria. - Doyin
Okupe.
-If APC wins, I will go on exile. - Bode George.
-Buhari can never win in Yorubaland. - Gani
Adams.
-Jonathan will shock APC with defeat. - FFK
-If Jonathan loses, we would set Nigeria on fire.
-Asari Dokubo.
-We instigated the 6 weeks postponement so
that Jonathan can win. - Fasehun
-I will deliver 1 million votes to Jonathan in
Ondo state. - Mimiko
-We shall deliver the South West votes to
Jonathan. - Afenifere
--Tinubu is no longer a force in the South West.
-Yinka Odumakin.
-Buhari at 70 wears diapers like my mother. -
Fayose
-Jonathan already has Lagos votes.- Obanikoro.
Ladies and gentlemen, NO MATTER WHAT
PEOPLE THINK
OR SAY ABOUT YOU FOR EVIL,GOD WILL
CHANGE IT TO JOY

Ministry of Finance cannot lie about What they earn

This is nothing but a Quantum of LIES

The bad eggs in APC are surfacing. PDP blood is running in his body

manuch:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qhG3OU8FZZk

The Man with the Dark glasses

The Speech is so Firm and Autocratic in Nature. Chai baba no nonsense

Fellow Nigerians, sequel to the resignation of the former Head of the Interim National Government and Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces, Chief Ernest Shonekan and my subsequent appointment as Head of State and Commander-in-Chief, I have had extensive consultations within the armed forces hierarchy and other well meaning Nigerians in a bid to find solutions to the various political, economic and social problems which have engulfed our beloved country, and which have made life most difficult to the ordinary citizen of this nation.

Chief Ernest Shonekan took over as Head of State and Commander-in-Chief of the Nigerian Armed Forces at a most trying time in the history of the country. Politically, economically, and socially, there were lots of uncertainties. Things appeared bleak and the atmosphere was heavy with uncertainties. However, driven by a belief in himself, his countrymen, and love for his country, he accepted to face the challenges of our time. I will, therefore, like to take this opportunity to pay tribute to him for his selfless service to the nation. He showed great courage at taking on the daunting task of heading the Interim National Government and even greater courage to know when to leave.

Many have expressed fears about the apparent return of the military. Many have talked about the concern of the international community. However, under the present circumstances the survival of our beloved country is far above any other consideration. Nigeria is the only country we have. We must, therefore, solve our problems ourselves. We must lay a very solid foundation for the growth of democracy. We should avoid any ad hoc or temporary solutions. The problems must be addressed firmly, objectively, decisively and with all sincerity of purpose. Consequently, the following decisions come into immediate effect:

The Interim National Government is hereby dissolved.
The National and State Assemblies are also dissolved.
The State Executive Councils are dissolved. The Brigade Commanders are to take over from the Governors in their States until Administrators are appointed. Where there are no Brigade Commanders, the Commissioners of Police in the State are to take over.
All Local Governments stand dissolved. The Directors of Personnel are to take over the administration of the Local Governments until Administrators are appointed.
All former Secretaries to Federal Ministries are to hand over to their Directors-General until Ministers are appointed.

The two political parties are hereby dissolved.
All processions, political meetings and associations of any type in any part of the country are hereby banned.
Any consultative committee by whatever name called is hereby proscribed.
Decree 61 of 1993 is hereby abrogated.
A Provisional Ruling Council (PRC), is hereby established. It will comprise:

The Head of State, Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of the federal Republic of Nigeria as Chairman.
The Chief of General Staff as Vice-Chairman
The Honourable Minister of Defence
The Chief of Defence Staff
The Service Chiefs
The Inspector General of Police
The Attorney General and Minister of Justice
The Internal Affairs Minister
The Foreign Affairs Minister
Also, a Federal Executive Council will be put in place.

Our security system will be enhanced to ensure that lives of citizens, property of individuals are protected and preserved. Drug trafficking and other economic crimes such as 419 must be tackled and eliminated. On the current strike throughout the nation following the increase in the price of fuel, I appeal to all the trade unions to return to work immediately. We cannot afford further dislocation and destruction of our economy. On the closed media houses, government is hereby lifting the order of proscription with immediate effect. We, however, appeal to the media houses that in this spirit of national reconciliation, we should show more restraint and build a united and peaceful Nigeria.

Fellow Nigerians, the events of the past months, starting from the annulment of the June 12 presidential election, culminating in the appointment of the former Head of State, Chief Ernest Shonekan, who unfortunately resigned yesterday, are well known to you. The economic downturn has undoubtedly been aggravated by the ongoing political crisis.

We require well thought-out and permanent solutions to these problems if we are to emerge stronger for them. Consequently, a constitutional conference with full constituent powers will be established soon to determine the future constitutional structure of Nigeria. The constitutional conference will also recommend the method of forming parties, which will lead to the ultimate recognition of political parties formed by the people. While the conference is on, the re-organisation and reform of the following major institutions will be carried out:

The Military
The Police
The Customs
The Judiciary
NITEL
NNPC
NEPA
The Banking Industry
Higher Educational Institutions

This regime will be firm, humane, and decisive. We will not condone nor tolerate any act of indiscipline. Any attempt to test our will be decisively dealt with. For the International Community, we ask that you suspend judgment while we grapple with the onerous task of nation building, reconciliation and repairs. This government is a child of necessity with a strong determination to restore peace and stability to our country and on these foundations, enthrone a lasting and true democracy. Give us the chance to solve our problems in our own ways.

Long Live the Federal Republic of Nigeria.”

Whizpeter:
I only watched pinky and the brain

Then ure too young

Superted and Spotty

VoLtron, the Defender of the Universe

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The recent meeting on Tues­day last week between the President-elect, General Muhammadu Buhari and the All Progressives Congress gover­nors and governors-elect is as important as the lessons it teach­es the Nation. For its proper im­port, it will be helpful to call it the meeting between Buhari and all the state governors and the local government chairmen in Nigeria. We may also go a step further to call it Nigerians meeting Buhari. This is because there is no differ­ence between an APC governor and PDP governor. Even the lo­cal government chairmen behave exactly like the governors. It might be safe to say that all monkeys look alike.

As usual, the meeting was to discuss the state of the economy. The pretending governors who are culprits in mismanagement com­plained that they are unable to pay staff salaries and pleaded with Bu­hari to rescue them.



They said: “As it stands today, most states of the federation have not been able to pay salaries and even the Federal Government has not paid April salaries. That is very worrisome and by May and June, that will be cumulative of about three months and we wondered that with the huge expectations from Nigerians and people who voted us into power, we are hoping that the President-elect will do all the things that are humanly possible to bring about a bailout, not only on the part of states, but also the Fed­eral Government so that people can get their salaries and turn around the economy.”

These governors and their counterparts who were not in that meeting are the same in ambition and content. They are generally dishonest and pretending, saying one thing and doing another. The exceptions are microscopic. If PDP is to be blamed for the ills of Nigeria, some of these governors passed through the PDP. If APC is the weak link in the chain, then the governors from APGA, ACN or ANPP are the donors of this bad behavior.

Today they are in PDP, tomor­row they populate APC and at the end of the day it is still the same wine in different vessels. They are together not because of ideology but the search for personal aggran­dizement. Their hands are stained. They cannot speak for a sane Ni­geria.

The pathetic situation being painted here by Buhari’s guests is an understatement. The position in the states is far more than agonizing for the ordinary Nigerian. While there may be a varying degree of impact from one state to the other, the poverty level in some states in Nigeria is harrowing. How can one explain the squalor and penu­ry in some parts of Northern Ni­geria? Is there any justification for the governor of rich Rivers State to owe salaries of workers and abandon nearly all projects just because he wants to win elections or for the simple reason that insti­tutional structures cannot check­mate him? We must tell ourselves the truth that these governors are not telling Buhari the whole truth. This decay is not a matter for any section of the country or political party. It is an issue, a very serious one, for all of us.

The starting point is to set our national priorities right and de­fine parameters to achieve them. Nigeria must dream. Our nation must sweat and not just remain a consumer tiger. We lack guts to do historic things. We are just there, anything satisfies us. In this new time, we must do something posi­tive that the world will talk about us. Drugs, criminality and misery cannot continue to define us or bring us to world stage. While this may be the duty line of leaders, the followers have a great role to play. We are all bakers in this en­terprise.

We are saddened that Buhari may have lost some of his fire­power that made him a hero in the mind of many people when he was a military Head of State but we have in him today, a bundle of experience which he can deploy to find a better way forward. Bu­hari is not known to be flamboy­ant or a man of affluent living and if he keeps his living habits intact and continues to shun excessive luxury he will be the best driver in this process. This is a time to live by example and not deceit.



Buhari needs a high moral ground to face these governors. While it is easy today to blame President Goodluck Jonathan because he lost election, the gov­ernors must be held accountable for the betrayal of trust of their people. Most of the governors are eminently corrupt. The lifestyle of these governors and members their families constitute a dire eco­nomic danger to their states.

The oil wealth has made Ni­geria lazy. Every state looks up to Abuja for handouts and apart from two or three, none has done much to diversify their economies or enhance internally generated revenues. Therefore the day the oil prices go low, the nation falls sick and if the world no longer needs the oil, Nigeria will then die. What a life!

The insatiable desire to ac­quire wealth for private use is at the root of all the abuse. They use state apparatus and resources to develop private interests. The state Houses of Assembly, which should check these excesses are themselves products of selection by the governor. When the going is good, the state legislators act as collaborators and look the other way while the governors rape their states and share part of the loot to them. When the tide changes, the legislators turn against their mas­ter and begin to threaten impeach­ment even few days to the end of their tenure. The ongoing squabble between Governor Babangida Aliyu of Niger State and his Enugu State counterpart Sullivan Chime and their legislators is not a surprise. These are isolated situations and in other cases where the conflict is not made public, it can only be seen as honour among thieves or peace of the graveyard.

Buhari must face the cost of leg­islation in Nigeria. The National As­sembly is too expensive and succes­sive sessions of the parliament have rebuffed calls to either disclose their true earnings or cut down on their salaries and allowances so that some money would be spared for the less opportune members of the society through investment in infrastructure. The National Assembly members should be in agreement with Bu­hari on this matter if the nation must come out of this quagmire.

The state governors and ministers who will work with Buhari may not be able to fit into the General’s life­style of simplicity and piety. So cor­ruption will thrive and if that fails, they will begin to grumble and in­stigate their stooges in the National Assembly to call for Buhari’s head. Buhari will then be told pointedly that he does not have the military command structure to sack them be­cause democracy is at play.

If he insists and resists their ava­rice, the rainmakers will remind the masquerade of the wood used to carve the mask
From opinionng.com

APC presidential candidate Muhammadu Buhari has said he would ensure that the Naira was equal to the dollar in value, if voted into office.

Apc too dey lie lie, N6,000 just for lunch?

You can imagine. No God in your appropriation.
Put God first

P