₦airaland Forum

laurenwhite:
My question - how many years gap is between you two that you cant sit him down and tell him your mind? Or is yours the type of family where it is just months that separates one child from another and then you begin to drag position of who senior who?

Amotolongbo:
Seems like your so called “younger brother” is meant to be your elder bro. If you don’t know how to maturely tell him what to do and how to do it in your own apartment.

afube:
What are in the cartons ? Ventilators or just vitamin c..........this man has a dubious reputation o!

Miracle1991:
your write up speak much about who you are. Ask your fellow igbos what are they doing in hausa Fulani state like Kano, maiduguri, kaduna and others. And if you don't know 90% of crimes committed in Nigeria home and abroad is by Nyamiri

Astark:
bro no one cares your entire region isn't even bigger than Oyo state.

USA is made up of over 50 states and most are larger than Nigeria.

Your people keep constituting nuisance round the world from South Africa to China spoiling our names.

Don't hold your leaders by the balls and tell them to move your criminal people from our region and those other countries

Astark:
Hausa, fulani and those igbos needs to leave Benin.

Very useless people that bring nothing but pain to the place they are.

nobone:
Please produce and test

ABUJA—VICE President Yemi Osinbajo and governors who are members of the National Economic Council, NEC, yesterday met to discuss on more palliatives to cushion the effect of Covid-19 (Coronavirus) pandemic.

The Special NEC committee, which was held via videoconference anchored from the Presidential Villa, urged members to increase public enlightment because of the ravaging COVID-19.

The Committee received the report of its Technical Working Group, which proposed an array of policy options and recommendations on how federal, state and local governments could bring relief to the people and take other adequate measures in containing and responding to the adverse economic effects of the pandemic.

A statement by the Senior Special Assistant to the President on Media and Publicity, office of the Vice President, Laolu Akande, stated that the Special Committee of the National Economic Council on COVID-19 was working hard to develop additional measures to alleviate the challenges faced by Nigerians because of the implications of the global pandemic in the country.

According to him, the Committee, which is chaired by Vice President Osinbajo, held its second meeting yesterday, adding that the committee was saddled with the task of coordinating the federal and state governments’ responses to the impact of the disease.

Akande in the statement said: “The NEC Committee received the report of its Technical Working Group, which proposed an array of policy options and recommendations on how federal, state and local governments can bring relief to the people and take other adequate measures in containing and responding to the adverse economic effects of the pandemic.”
Speaking at the meeting, the Vice President emphasised the importance of the assignment and the urgency required, asking that public enlightenment and sensitisation on the seriousness of the pandemic should be further intensified at all government levels so that more Nigerians would become aware of the compelling and critical dimensions of the situation.

He assured the governors that “The Federal Government was already packaging further resources for a comprehensive economic response to alleviate the challenges of the pandemic, support the states and provide succour to Nigerians in a timely and effective manner.”

He disclosed that the newly-created Economic Sustainability Committee, ESW, constituted by the President will also be meeting this week to start its work and respond to the situation appropriately. Participants at the meeting were governors Kayode Fayemi, Ekiti; Mallam Nasir el-Rufai, Kaduna; Abdullahi Sule, Nasarawa; Mohammed Abubakar, Jigawa; Godwin Obaseki, Edo; David Umahi, Ebonyi; Dapo Abiodun, Ogun and Atiku Bagudu, Kebbi.

Others were the Minister of Finance, Budget and National Planning, Hajiya Zainab Ahmed and the Director-General of the Budget Office, Mr. Ben Akabueze, among several other top officials.

Bigcowhorn:
If he went to meet her privately for an honest chat you would be shocked at the outcome.

Older women who have a crush on you but are your superiors in the workplace will almost never toast you.
They will target you to your frustration
If you and 100 other people do the same thing only yours will be wrong
If you are in a crowd they will see only you
Nothing you do will ever be correct.

If you ever try to challenge them publicly you are doomed.
If you try to ignore them you are doomed


This guy's problem reminds me of a female lecturer i had in the university
About 39, pretty with a killer curvy body
Spoke with a lovely British accent that was song to the ears
Best command of the English language I've ever heard from a black person

She would disgrace me everywhere particularly during lectures.
You would even see my name in teaching examples
I kid you not

I ran for cover for 6 months until she failed me in an exam
That's when i went for a talk

One on one in her office, her hatred vanished
Just a cold calm front i had to break down
Soon i was buying little gifts like mad, flowers included.
Begging her to accept and forgive me for... only heaven knew what about

I got yelled at and scolded (in her office only now)
Didn't i know she was married with a child... blah blah blah
Las las the attacks stopped publicly
And then i was ordered to ditch all girlfriends if I wanted peace



@Ancientbeing
20k says your story won't be much different form mine in a short time from now
Unless you don't play it right.

You need to talk to that woman privately or quit
There no other way.

Miracle1991:
you only started voting in 2015 abi? Where are the ventilators they bought from 1999 to 2007 when he was voted as vice president?
CHILDREN OF HATE

hahn:
Until you and your fellow believers stop displaying your stupidity in public then prepared to continue being called stupid because that is what you are.

People are dying worldwide and the best you guys can offer is "God help us", "God have mercy on us", "God is punishing us" etc but no one will ever hear "God has sent us the cure".

You dumb dumbs are waiting for scientists to discover the cure to the coronavirus so you can go and thank your incompetent gods and pay offering to your criminals called pastors and imams.

The truth is anyone who believes in any god after this coronavirus issue is stupid.

It is not an insult. It is a fact

hahn:
Why believe in a god that is obviously incompetent in battling this virus?

What has god done to solve this issue?

What has it done to even prove it actually exists?

Please try and get sense from this pandemic. It is one thing to survive the coronavirus while people are dying worldwide and it is another thing to remain stupid after we have managed to defeat the virus