₦airaland Forum

Rexceedo:
Saraki must have read Barcanista thread on the undue interference of DSS....
All respect to Barcanista for keeping the present administration on their toes

agabusta:
I'm sure u see Buhari in your dreams and everywhere around u.

Your better don't kill yourself over Buhari. Whether u like it or not, the man has achieved what millions of Nigerians and infact 99% percent will never achieve in their life time by being a two time Leader of Nigeria. And even more than that, as he is going his Achiwill set Nigeria on the part of progress and he'll be forever remembered for that.

hazyfm1:
IF THIS YOUR BAD BELLE FAKE NEWS FROM A FAKE SOURCE MAKE FP, I WILL SIGN OUT

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Saturday PUNCH learnt that some governors, who seemed to favour Saraki, canvassed for a quick resolution of the crisis.

The governors, who were said to have included Aminu Tambuwal of Sokoto State, reportedly warned that any delay in resolving the crisis would impact negatively on the party and the administration of President Muhammadu Buhari.
http://www.punchng.com/news/senate-crisis-apc-govs-divided-over-saraki/

A scheduled inauguration of the committee last week had to be shifted after its chairman, Senator Babajide Omoworare, and other pro-Lawan senators in the committee, boycotted the event.
Chairman of the pro-Lawan group, Senator Banarbas Gemade, also yesterday accepted to serve in the committee. The former works minister was also named chairman of the senate ad hoc committee on roads.

victorels:
Its working on my laptop

[size=13pt]Islam is a religion of peace[/size] as we know, but the discrepancy comes in when this peace is turned into genocide, bombing, kidnapping and other unethical activities.

Accoung to him, the counter-
insurgency campaign would have
recorded more successes if the elite
had supported government’s efforts.

Fayose said, “Some of those who sponsored the President’s election have not done any other jobs apart from holding public offices. Yet, they provided private jets and funds with which the President campaigned across the length and breadth of Nigeria. [size=15pt]He should let Nigerians know where they got money to buy private jets and the several billions of naira spent on his election.[/size]

MizMyColi:
My Broda, I taya o

[size=14pt]Boko Haram: Nigeria borrows $2.1 bn from World Bank to rebuild North-East[/size]
The Federal Government has obtained a $2.1 billion credit from the World Bank to rebuild the North-East zone devastated by the jihadist group, Boko Haram.

President Muhammadu Buhari announced this in Washington DC, United States, Wednesday.

Mr. Buhari is currently in the U.S. on a four-day official visit where he has discussed bilateral issues with President Barack Obama and other U.S. officials.

Speaking after meeting with representatives of the World Bank and other donor agencies, Mr. Buhari hailed the decision to invest $2.1 billion in rebuilding the troubled region.

The representatives of the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation and the World Health Organization, WHO, also attended the meeting.

Apart from rebuilding the North-East in terms of infrastructure, Mr. Buhari said priority would be given to the resettlement of internally displaced persons, who now number over 1 million.

He appealed to the World Bank to send a team to work with the Federal Government in carrying out proper needs assessment of people of the zone.

“The World Bank will spend the 2.1 billion dollars through its (International Development Agency), which gives low interest rates loans to government,” Mr. Buhari said.

“The first 10 years will be interest free, while an additional 30 years will be at lower than capital market rate. The World Bank is eager to move in quickly, give out the loans, and give succor to the people of North-east, long at the mercy of an insurgency that has claimed over 20,000 souls.

“WHO is also to invest 300 million dollars on immunization against malaria in Nigeria, while the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation will collaborate with Dangote Foundation to ensure that the country maintains its zero polio case record of the past one year,” the statement said.

The president said if the effort is sustained for another two years, Nigeria will be declared fully free of polio by the WHO.

Amazo:
A lioness sleeps just before hunting down her prey