₦airaland Forum

YOUNGSTUNNA:
lol, why bold my *outro* baby? ain't my lines better than 'em booties and boobies line we got all years?


morning anyways

YOUNGSTUNNA:
For fuvck sakes, are their no more lyrics outside *women, money and sex* in the music industries?

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Every new emerge Recycles the same shitz I've been fed my whole life.
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Can I get lines like *I can't wait to eat a thousand plates of eBa via the net and shiit 'em of the net*

like *youth quite the drugs, there's no future in it...that shiitz only eat'u and left'u all psychotic*
*don't get involved in cultism, d-shi.t promised projection, but takes your life before you blink*
*i dreamed of a future, where I have breakfast in Mars and launch in Pluto*

and....lot more...


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shizst I'm not a musician anyways

koladebrainiac:
so they people will pay for this trip??


lmaooo IPOB AND IGBOS sha,

and hey say these people are very intelligent

The Acting President, Prof. Yemi Osinbajo, says the Muhammadu Buhari administration is committed to reviving the Nigerian economy within the next 18 months.

Osinbajo, at the quarterly presidential business forum in Abuja on Tuesday, said that the administration was determined to deliver on its promises to the electorate.

Also speaking at the same event, the Minister of Finance, Mrs Kemi Adeosun, said Nigeria should continue to diversify its economy to enable it to generate more revenue to fund its budget, adding that the country cannot borrow any more.

In her remarks, Minister of Finance Mrs Kemi Adeosun said Nigeria should continue to diversify its economy to enable it to generate more revenue to fund its budget.

She said, “The problem is that we have been relying on oil and oil gave us a big budget size.

“It’s just one of our resources and as you know it’s only 10 per cent of our GDP. So the rest of our economy – 90 per cent – really has to contribute to our revenue.

“So what are we trying to do? We need to mobilize additional revenue to fund our budget.

“We have got to get our budget bigger and to do that we cannot borrow anymore. We simply have to generate more revenue, we have to plug the leakages, we have to improve tax collection so that we can manage our borrowing.



“So the Voluntary Assets and Income Declaration Scheme (VAIDS) is aimed at improving revenue collection rate and generally improving domestic revenue mobilization so that we can fund our budget sustainably.’’

The minister described as encouraging the response of Nigerians to the inauguration of VAIDS.

She expressed the hope that the Buhari administration would reposition Nigeria to the level that “we will not be so vulnerable as we have been in the past to oil price movements’’.

The acting president, who said that Nigeria was fortunate to have a leader in President Buhari, added that the administration would continue to ensure that public funds were spent efficiently.

“And I have said this repeatedly, that in some sense we are fortunate to have a leader like the president who at least we know, a straightforward and honest, and committed to ensuring government expenditure is spent the way it should be spent, and that people don’t do what they like.

“To that extent, I think we have the right environment at least in terms of government discipline and all of that, to be able to deliver on the promises that we have made.

“But, do not doubt for one moment at all, our commitment to ‎ensuring that we are able to deliver on the promises that we have made.

“Day after day, night after night we are working on these things. Practically every night we work on these issues. I believe very strongly that Nigeria will turn around.

“I have no doubt in my mind that if we are focused even in the next 12 to 18 months, if we are focused we will certainly see a turn around.’’

He, therefore, advised the private sector to partner with the government to achieve the set target.

The Minister of Power, Works, and Housing, Mr Babatunda Fashola, who also spoke at the event, stated that the government’s focus has been on how to ease doing business, enable the private sector to be the best it could be to compete and be efficient locally and globally.

He said: “The private sector has always been in any economy with a capital disposition, the driver of growth, the driver of development and ultimately government must interface with the private sector.

“We want to hear from them where the shoes pinch most, where we can make it easier; where we can make it better and how we can do so.

“And it is only by understanding the problems that we can then offer quality solutions which will include executive actions, sometimes legislative actions, sometimes judicial interventions as a mixture of government’s policy options to help private sector do its best.’’

bantudra:
igbos want to go were??...
igbos want to go to somewhere in nigeria??...
you are already in nigeria...
what are you people talking abut??...

newyorks:
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Leke Baiyewu, Abuja

The Senate on Tuesday passed the Compulsory Treatment and Care of Victims of Gunshots Bill, which seeks to compel hospitals to treat persons with gunshot wounds before obtaining police report.

The bill, which was sent to the Senate by the House of Representatives for concurrence, seeks to establish a law that ensures that victims of gunshot wounds receive necessary treatment from medical workers and assistance from security agencies.

The bill also seeks to ensure that every person, including security agents, assist any person with gunshot wounds and ensure that the person is taken to the nearest hospital for treatment.

Additionally, the legislation mandates that no person with gunshot wounds shall be refused immediate and adequate treatment by any hospital in Nigeria, whether or not initial monetary deposit is paid.

President of the Senate, Bukola Saraki, in his remarks, noted that not every person shot was a criminal.

He said it was important that a legal framework be put into place to avoid unnecessary loss of lives.

Saraki said, “By the passage of this bill, the Senate has moved to ensure that every hospital in Nigeria, both public and private, must accept to treat victims of gunshot wounds without any clearance from the police.

“What we have done is to ensure that everyone is entitled to medical treatment, irrespective of the cause of the shooting. We should reserve judgment for the criminal justice system, and leave healthcare for the medical professionals.”

Other bills for concurrence passed by the Senate on Tuesday, which will be forwarded to the President for assent include the Animal Health and Husbandry Technologies (Registration, etc) Bill, 2017; Corporate Manslaughter Bill, 2017; National Child Protection and Enforcement Agency Bill, 2017; National Intelligence Agency Pension Board Bill, 2017; Nigerian Academy of Science Bill, 2017; and the National Postgraduate College of Medical Laboratory Science Bill.

I think at this point, the government of the day should sheath their swords and call for a round table meeting where everything will be discussed. They can call it a sovereign National conference of whatever name they choose.

CplusJason:
The flag be like wetin one poor native doctor take do curtain.

cytell56:
Nnamdi Kanu is a business man nah, he is only using Biafra to make money as most Ibos does.

The governor appealed to traditional rulers and local chiefs, who might be colluding with criminals, to be on the same page with his administration, in order to ensure safety of lives.[/b]

Peter Dada Akure

An Ondo Chief Magistrates’ court sitting in Ondo town, Ondo State, has remanded one Emmanuel Akinmoladun in prison custody for allegedly being involved in fraudulent practices.

Akinmoladun, who is said to be a founder of a church in the community was charged to court for allegedly defrauding one Mr. Babatunde Adepeko of the sum of N2,620,000.00 in2013.

The accused person was arraigned in court on a three-count of fraud, illegal conversion and false declaration.

The prosecutor, Inspector Olagbayi Bernard, who read the charge sheet to the accused person said Akinmoladun purposely defrauded the complainant under guise of selling two plots of land to him. He added that the accused person allegedly collected N2,620,000.00 from the complainant disappeared thereafter.

The prosecutor added that the Akinmoladun sometime in 2016 at the Ondo State High Court in the Ondo judicial division swore an oath of affidavit of agreement claiming to be the owner of the two plots of land he sold to the complainant. The prosecutor said the oath of affidavit was false.

Bernard stated that the offence was contrary to and punishable under section 419, 383, and 106 of the criminal code, cap 137 volume1 laws of Ondo State of Nigeria 2006.

The accused person however pleaded not guilty to all the charges when they were read to him.

The prosecutor prayed the court to grant him short adjournment to enable him study the case file and assemble all his witnesses to prosecute the case.

In his ruling, the presiding Chief Magistrate, Mr Gbenga Awodeyi, adjourned the case to July 26, 2017 for further hearing and ordered the accused person to be remanded in prison custody.

ipobarecriminals:
those who Kal this guy a fraudster/confused are on point.So,he's not a jews again? Jews don't believe in Church, God/bible.Confused ipobs

Kellibae:
This guy soooo hot!!..

Dedetwo:
What hell are you afraid about the actualization of Biafra? If you seemed to shake like a dried leaf on a tree when mere mention of Biafra is made, one wonders how you will stand beats of staccato from AK-47. Stop talking about warring and killing because you have already shown the stress of cowardice by mere pronunciation of Biafra.