₦airaland Forum

RightChannel:
you are not that daft but you are a little daft I think you know. Single sex education is not the same as segregated schools

The question says Name three segregated schools in American that even enforce the use of hijab if any

Attend to this question and stop shifting the goal post please

RightChannel:
What class are you?
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Prove that there are more Afgans/Muslims in America or the West than there are in Afganistans or any Muslim country for that matter.

Is that not your question?

And I gave US and Qatar which happens to be an Islamic state as reference

RightChannel:
For Muslims in USA is 3.3 Millions and For Muslims in Qatar is 1.17 Millions see the differences. Why are they not running to Islamic countries rather choose Western countries? The reason is because of Sharia Laws

RightChannel:
Are you this daft? The question says Name three segregated schools in American that even enforce the use of hijab if any

RightChannel:
Name three segregated schools in American that even enforce the use of hijab if any

RightChannel:
You don't need to insult before making up your point

But your second is in full support of this deadliest group, are you not of the same belief?

How does American destroy Afghanistan? And now that Taliban has taking over, why are your people srunning to be govern with Sharia Law? They are running to American, UK but Never run to Saudi Arabia, why that?

AntiChristian:
Stop derailing this thread with your Holy Spirit! Can't you sane for once?

Hardgun:
So he no go bornu

naija1stnigar:
Even if we are not created equal yet, [b]every state in Nigeria has what it takes to conveniently generate it's needed income but the lazy economy we operate has killed any thoughts of hard work and tapping of resources. [/b]With this development may I kindly say that any state that can not generate her needed income with abundance of mineral resources is free to embrace poverty. Monkey no go work make baboon dry chop!

Sanchez01:
I swear, I knew this came from Daily Trust before I opened it! This useless platform does not try to hide their bias. Daily Trust is pro-North and for anyone who is sensitive enough, it shouldn't come as a surprise that this is coming. I even told someone offline yesterday that I expect Daily Trust to berate the new move.

To the news, 30 states can't be affected. It won't be up to 30. However, every Northern state won't be spared.

BKayy:
Who is worried if not them. Which state made Wike to move this campaign?
They are the most worried

DerrickzB:
Brother, while you made sense ehn!! I have no pity for any state that wants to die because they have since been eating far on another states sweat!! It’s the north that would start dying off and I’m sure we are okay with that!!!

paramakina202:
Lagos state VAT contribution is bigger than all 19 northern states plus Abuja.

Papparassi:
The road is in bad condition.. Igbo Etche to Eleme junction is suppose to take 10mins drive.

BKayy:
Even people that claims they have the highest population by state.
Now the VAT on telecoms will prove them right or wrong if this works. They will have to explain how they contribute high VAT when the FG was in charge but fail to sustain themselves when it was desolved to state level.
You now see why the North is worried. Most especially Kano

Fahdiga:
Northern parasites will continue banging their oblong head on the floor until they receive sense

Ibkhaleel01:
ok av checked yet 8didn't see anything..MayB network

Ibkhaleel01:
I cant get your message pls

Leaders of North Central zone under the auspices of the North Central Renaissance Movement, NCRM, Tuesday, called on the two major political parties, the All Progressives Congress, APC, and the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, to zone their 2023 Presidential tickets to the zone in the interest of fairness and justice.

The group stated this at a world press conference which held in Abuja, yesterday, saying time has come for other geo-political zones to rally behind the North Central to produce the next President of Nigeria.

In his opening remarks, Chairman of the group, Dr. Nghargbu K’tso said the zone will not accept the national chairmanship of any political party, stressing that nothing short of the Office of the President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria is good enough for the North Central in 2023.


He noted that North Central has never produced a democratically elected President or Vice President, in the history of the nation, adding that as a result, other zones should yield the floor to North Central in 2023.

According to a communique issued at the end of the One-day world press conference, the group said, “From 1960 till date except for the period of military intervention in Nigerian politics, the North Central region has not had the chance to produce an elected President of our dear nation Nigeria.

The communique which was jointly signed by Chairman of NCRM, Dr. Nghargbu K’tso, Secretary of the group, Aliyu Mustapha and Public Relations Officer, Chief Alexander Onoja, added that “as the APC and the PDP get ready for their respective National Conventions, we are alarmed as political juggernauts and elder statesmen from the North Central start to lobby in earnest for the same positions in both parties.

“It seems as if our leaders have concluded that in spite of their many years in top leadership as Governors, Senators or Ministers, they are by some unspoken code ineligible, unqualified or excluded from contesting to fly their parties’ flags as Presidential Candidates.

“From all appearances, they do not even see themselves emerging as Vice Presidential Candidates. The question is why?

“This mindset, whether real or imagined, is one which our generation must stop before it infects and affects our future generations in the North Central. There is no better time than the current political dispensation to terminate it by proving that we too have the same aspirational liberties as any of our fellow citizens from any part of our Country.

“It is on this premise that we, the North Central Renaissance Movement, NCRM, demand in the interest of fairness, equity and justice that the Office of President of Nigeria be ceded to the North Central.”

Asked if group’s aspiration has the backing of governors from the zone, Dr. K’tso said no state chief executive from North Central is opposed to the people’s determination to produce a President for Nigeria in 2023.

“The governors are representatives of the people. They can’t go against the will of the same people who elected them. They didn’t just become governors but they were elected by the people. So, I do not see how any of them will work against this genuine and patriotic call of people to have one of our own occupies the highest elective office in the land,” he added.

At the press conference were delegations from Plateau, Niger, Kwara, Kogi, Nasarawa and Benue states as well as the Federal Capital Territory, FCT.

The leadership of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, has appointed Adamawa state governor, Ahmadu Fintiri as chairman of the party’s convention organizing committee.

This is as Oyo state governor, Seyi emerged secretary of the convention planning committee.

The zoning committee would be chaired by Enugu state governor, Ifeanyi Ugwuanyi while Zamfara state deputy governor, Mohammed Mahdi is the secretary of the committee.

Bayelsa state governor, Duoye Diri was appointed deputy chairman of the convention planning committee while his Benue state counterpart, Samuel Ortom is the deputy chairman of the zoning committee.

Addressing newsmen at the end of the party’s 93rd National Executive Committee, NEC meeting Thursday, national publicity of the party, Kola Ologbondiyan, said NEC received the report of Senator David Mark-led committee, impaneled to address the lingering court cases against the leadership of the PDP, stressing that the issues would be laid to rest in a matter of days.

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Meanwhile, Vanguard gathered that governors were initially opposed to the choice of Fintiri given his closeness to former Vice President, Atiku Abubakar.

Atiku who is vying for the Presidential ticket of the party in the 2023 election was the biggest winner as the governors put away their fears to embrace Fintiri as head of the convention committee.

Suspended national chairman of the PDP, Prince Uche Secondus seemed the biggest loser as one of his staunch supporter, Governor Ifeanyi Ugwuanyi got the plum job of chairing the zoning committee.

With this development, governors have taken over the affairs of the party with the full compliment of the endorsement of NEC.

The NEC meeting was attended by Atiku Abubakar, 13 governors elected on the party’s platform, former PDP governors as well as members of NEC and Board of Trustees of the party.

Earlier in the day, the party inaugurated its national campaign council for Anambra governorship election slated for November 6.

Inaugurating the council, acting national chairman of the PDP, Elder Yemi Akinwonmi, called for togetherness among council members.

“I called on members of the council and Ndi Anambra to close ranks and deliver the state to PDP families.

“The cooperation of all and sundry is expected for the actualisation of PDP dream. I would like to seize this opportunity to appreciate on behalf of the PDP, all the aspirants, who dramatically contested with the candidate. Your spirit of sportsmanship is wonderful.

“I call on you to kindly hold hands together to deliver Anambra to PDP.

“We call on all of us to set aside differences and look at the PDP and Nigeria above any personal consideration. Anambra is winnable for PDP,” Akinwonmi said.

Deputy Chairman of the Council, Dr Ifeanyi Okowa of Delta State, said PDP was set to win Anambra elections.

“We want to reassure the party that we are going to put in our best to ensure that we reconcile everyone,

“We will go into that election as one body and definitely we are going to win that election by the special grace of God.

“We know our people in Anambra are party people. We know also that there have been issues in the past, those issues that divide us.

“We are going to work day and night to ensure that we all step out of our comfort zones and step into the field to talk to the people, and to win back all who have left the party, as much as possible,” Okowa said.

He expressed optimism that there would be no rigging in the elections following the introduction of new technology by the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC.

“I am glad that INEC itself has come out with a new device for the purpose of the Anambra election and it will be tested first in Delta State on Saturday.

“I am told from the information we already have ahead of the election in Delta on Saturday that it would not be possible for anybody to rig elections because there will be no use of incident forms.

“It is either your biometrics, or your facial is captured or else, you will not be allowed to vote.

“So we are definitely going to communicate with the people at the grassroots, and we know that we as a party own the grassroots in Anambra state.”

Okowa assured the party leaders that the council would work with the state campaign council to deliver Anambra state back to the party.

The party’s governorship candidate, Valentine Ozigbo, expressed gratitude to God and the party for counting him worthy to fly the flag of the party.

“I am here to also make a pledge that we will put in everything we have to ensure we regain the lost glory in Anambra state and PDP will take over this year.

“I am also here to make a pledge that not only are we going to win, but we will do our best to ensure not just to deliver dividends of a democracy, but we ensure that we set a standard and governance with Anambra state.

“Anambra people, if you’re listening to me today, your victory is here, your freedom is here, development is on the way.

“I am thankful for the joy that erupted when I was announced as the candidate. The greater joy will erupt on Nov. 6, when I emerged as a good governor of Anambra state,” Ozigbo stressed.

1onebigman:
In need of a job in kaduna, anyone with information related to any available job should please let me know,thanks in anticipation

NdaKingi:
Good day my kaduna people.

Pls. I urgently need a job, even if it's a side hussle or a part time job.

I teach in a private school but, since the closure of schools in the state, survival isn't easy for me.

I am married with kids.

Somebody should kindly help a me!

Thank you all.

0.9.0.3.1.5.6.4.5.0.5.

MaxInDHouse:
I was a Muslim and i know that i wasn't a monster even while i was practicing Islam...


Before the colonial era the Hausas are the most accommodating tribe in Nigeria, they can share anything with you once you're able to speak their language but when the politicians came to the scene they created a big barrier dividing people using racism and politics!