₦airaland Forum

J111333:
Chai, this guy won't make heaven.


Firstly, it was the US and now China. Very soon it will be Ghana and then Niger Republic.

slimfit1:
Hope the van is ok.

Smartchoiice:
Get ready...plan ahead

presidency:
STATE HOUSE PRESS RELEASE

UNITED STATES SUSPENSION OF THE ISSUANCE OF IMMIGRANT VISAS TO NIGERIANS

On 31st January 2020, the United States (U.S) Department of Homeland Security (DHS) announced temporary travel restrictions on six (6) countries including Nigeria.

For Nigeria, the restriction is the suspension of the issuance of “immigrant visas” to Nigerian passport holders only. This suspension shall come into effect on 21st February 2020. The suspension does not apply to other U.S visas such as those for official, business, tourism and student travel.

The DHS states the suspension of “immigrant visas” became necessary following a review and update of the methodology (performance metrics) adopted by the U.S Government to assess compliance of certain security criteria by foreign governments. This resulted in certain enhancements on how information is shared between Nigeria and the U.S.

Nigeria remains committed to maintaining productive relations with the United States and its international allies especially on matters of global security. Accordingly, President Muhammadu Buhari has established a committee, to be chaired by the Hon. Minister of Interior, to study and address the updated U.S. requirements. The committee will work with the U.S Government, INTERPOL and other stakeholders to ensure all updates are properly implemented.

FEMI ADESINA
Special Adviser to the President
(Media & Publicity)
February 1, 2020

Davash222:
How many of them have the mindset of making money?
90% of Nigerian girls will die of starvation if fire burn their puccy.

dante0147:
https://www.vanguardngr.com/2020/02/nigeria-open-letter-to-femi-adesina-by-apostle-johson-suleman/

xreal:
Elder statesman and a peacemaker.

nairavsdollars:
Temidayo Akinsuyi, Lagos



https://www.independent.ng/how-has-sanwo-olu-fared-in-eight-months/

MRcocaFanta:
You don't have to insult him.

He is human.

I feel what was lacking was marital communication.

The wife was suppose to confide in him.
Is vagina yeast contagious during sex with a man?

If yes!! Then i understand why the man is angry.

If No, then the husband is wrong.

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Snipper007:
Lai Muhammadu

Casemiro:
So this man has never visited the village for over 11 years only to visit this past December and the unexpected happened!

He was successful and had cars. He started the foundation of a duplex in the village and I guess this is where the envy became unbearable.

I heard they 'knack him jazz', and his left leg has swollen.

There are different hospitals they have taken him to but no remedy.

one doctor advised them to go spiritual about the situation, that he probably stepped on a jazz.

The pitiful thing is that someone claimed this jazz is sold for as little as #20.

Yes, you heard that right, twenty naira!

Okpa042:
I didn't read this news yet but I am confident the north would top the charts...

Modified

So the north didn't top the charts ..illiterates would rather let native doctor treat hiv than a healthcare centre hence no documentation.

Oga op..go and carry out another analysis, this result is inconclusive and lacks substance.

grandiose4ever:
“You cannot blame Muslims for crying out when you ask them to bring birth certificates from churches before joining Amotekun. Neither can you expect them to stand akimbo when you tell them to bring letters of recommendation from churches.

“Muslims in the Yoruba enclave are not opposing Amotekun per se. What they oppose is a situation where a ostensibly anti-Islam security outfit comes into operation in Yorubaland.

“Apart from the reference to birth certificates from churches and letters of reference from pastors, the choice of nomenclature is another controversial issue because it has a strong Christian identity.

“Why ‘Amotekun’ as a name for crying out loud? Research has revealed the biblical origin of this name and it makes Muslims suspicious. Why Amotekun of all brands?

“Jeremiah 5:6 says, ‘A leopard shall guard over their city’. Amotekun is mentioned in this verse with particular reference to guarding a city.

“Now, we have a sub-region where Muslims have been under persecution for ages coming up with a security outfit under the name of the same leopard mentioned in the bible as a guard over the city.

“This is not a coincidence. The handlers of Amotekun picked the name deliberately from the bible in order to score a spiritual point. It is very critical. It calls for serious concern. So why give a security unit a religious name?

“We advise the planners of the new security outfit to give it another name in the interest of peace and harmony in the sub-region. This is necessary if they want to carry all stakeholders along. Amotekun as a name is already controversial. We do not need a Christian security unit.

“Neither do we need a Muslim security outfit. The security agency in the South West must not only be neutral, it must also be seen to be neutral.

“We affirm that Muslims form the majority in the population of the South West. They are therefore critical stakeholders and the unity of the Yoruba cannot become fait accompli without involving the Muslims in the sub-region. Muslims must be carried along in any security network in the zone. We are interested in security.

“We are security conscious. We will therefore join a South West security initiative if it is not tainted with Christian landmarks. We will have confidence in a security outfit that involves Muslim leaders, not one that parades pastors, bishops and archbishops alone.

“It must also be noted that a security group that starts with subtle threats to our brethren in faith in another part of the country cannot be safe for Muslims in Yorubaland. There is no racism or tribalism in Islam (Qur’an 49:13). It is a global brotherhood. Yoruba Muslims love Yorubaland.

“They also love Nigeria. But they owe their Creator, Allah, an unflinching and undiluted love towards their brothers and sisters in Islam no matter their race, tribe or colour. From Allah we came and unto Allah we shall return.

“On that Day, nobody will be judged on the basis of his tribe but on the basis of his deeds on earth. Nonetheless, we believe in a united Nigeria and we will support a security unit that constitutes no threat to any tribe in the country, be it Igbo, Fulani, Ijaw, or Tiv.

“However, the latest assurance coming from certain quarters that birth certificates from churches and letters of reference from pastors was not part of the original pre-requisites is most welcome.

“MURIC will support any security arrangement anywhere in Nigeria so long as such arrangement is devoid of gymnastic religiousity and acrobatic ethnicity.

“In addition, the organisers of Amotekun must desist from attempts to intimidate perceived opponents of the scheme. Leaders of the group must caution their foot-soldiers against excesses.

“They must distance themselves from arm-twisting gimmicks like deliberately misinterpreting statements made by people who oppose the Amotekun idea.

“For instance, MURIC has very strong evidence that some elements in the Amotekun camp have issued death threats to its leader. That is unacceptable. It is an attempt to silence opposition.

“All opinions must be allowed in a democracy. That is freedom of speech. Those who attempt to muzzle opinions give the impression that they have hidden agenda. It presupposes that the Amotekun security project will be biased and unprofessional when it finally comes on board. We refuse to be intimidated. It changes nothing in our stand and style of advocacy.

“In a nutshell, as the organisers deliberate on the legal framework to back the complementary security project in the South West, we advise that such legal framework includes a clause that lays emphasis on religious neutrality, security for all citizens residing in Yorubaland regardless of their ethnic background and a new name which is acceptable to all faiths.”


https://dailypost.ng/2020/01/27/amotekun-islamic-group-sends-message-to-southwest-governors/

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Hamachi:
Singles drop your fears about marriage and let the married ones clear your doubts.

Me: Cheating and fear of marring my enemy

hisexcellency34:
He shared to you? Havent gotten my own share oooo

BlackTG:
What sort of fuckery is this? I mean, who are the parents?

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MCDanselm:
Army Deploys 185 Troops To Guinea Bissau On Peacekeeping Operation
Channels Television
Updated January 24, 2020
Army Appoints New Operational Commanders For Operation Lafiya Dole
A file photo of Chief of Army Staff, Lieutenant General Tukur Buratai


The Nigerian Army has deployed 185 officers and soldiers to Guinea Bissau on a peacekeeping mission.

The Chief of Army Staff, Lieutenant General Tukur Buratai, announced this at an event on Friday in Kaduna State.

Buratai was represented by Major General Kelvin Aligbe at the passing out ceremony of the troops from the Martin Luther Agwai Peacekeeping Centre in Jaji.

This comes ahead of their departure to Bissau, the Guinea Bissau capital as they are expected to depart Nigeria immediately after their induction.

Aligbe warned the troops that the Nigerian Army would not tolerate any act of cowardice or professional misconduct during the operation in the West African country.

He advised the contingent to abide by the rules of engagement, exhibit braveness as professionals, and to also respect the cultural sensitivity of the people of Guinea Bissau.

The army chief’s representative reminded the soldiers of the United Nations’ zero tolerance for drug trafficking and human rights abuse.

He asked them to avoid indecent characters capable of tarnishing the image of the Nigerian Army and the nation in general.

The Commandant of the Martin Luther Agwai Peacekeeping Centre, Major General James Ataguba, also spoke at the event.

According to him, the training is in line with the Nigerian Army Headquarters’ desire to ensure that troops receive the needed robust and theatre-specific pre-deployment training prior to their induction into peacekeeping missions.

Ataguba was confident that the high level of enthusiasm and cohesion exhibited by the soldiers and officers would reflect on their operational conduct abroad.


https://www.channelstv.com/2020/01/24/army-deploys-185-troops-to-guinea-bissau-on-peacekeeping-operation/


We can all imagine, Civilians are been killed in the North and this is what they do....
Nigerian Army is slowly becoming a joke...

A guy from Jos was shot by a 10 year old boy....a C.A.N reverend also was killed....and you are sending men where
May God help us
God bless Nigeria.

decatalyst:
Young man, don't be stupid!

Don't ruin another man's life with the irrelevant "feelings" you are about to fester.

Run away from that lady before it is too late.

swagsguy:
Please kindly suggest a phone with 4/64 gig ram to buy with a budget of 40k

Bringback9ja:
The gods are in support.

Lunatics they feel the insecurity under this administration

Manadan0000:
I dy reason am too but she no dy too carry the stuff for head, she only takes it once in a while, guess her ex made her started taking it

1dawal:
What really happen Bro?

1dawal:
Abeg give us details now o.... weytin dey shele o

Cheryph200:
I think it's high time the federal government do something about the pipeline.. It's serious here. properties gone

akinmusi:
There is a pipeline burning currently in katangora axis via abule egba.

Precisely pipeline junction / Katangora axis/ Abule Egba is currently on fire...

Hope it is not vandals again?

Please call emergency numbers.