₦airaland Forum

BlackMbakara1:
Who suffers the effect?

patriotic9jaboy:
I'm i not entitled to my opinion any longer? Why are u all foaming at the mouth as if reno knows u exist?

deji15:
This just confirms that Reno is one of the contributors in Nairaland with numerous or at least one fake moniker that does not bear his name. Wendel Simlin. Fake Pastor. If people did not fall for your lies and deceit while your hero controls the FG with various stealing / sharing going on, what makes you think Nigerians will fall for your shenanigans this time around? Sore loser and treasury looter.

patriotic9jaboy:

A former Sultan of Sokoto, Ibrahim Dasuki, has died at the age of 93.



The former Sultan died on Monday and would be buried on Tuesday by 2:00p.m. local time according to Muslim rites.

Cause of death is not yet known.

Dasuki was the 18th Sultan of Sokoto.

He was deposed in 1996 during the military government of Sani Abacha.

Prior to becoming Sultan, he held the traditional title of Baraden Sokoto.

Dasuki was the first Sultan from the Buhari line of the house of Dan Fodio and he was a close associate of Ahmadu Bello, a friend of Abubakar Gumi and was influential in the founding of Jama’atu Nasril Islam.

After the death of Abubakar Siddique, the 17th Sultan of Sokoto on November 1, 1988, Dasuki was among the leading contenders to become the new Sultan.

Some of his opponents included Shehu Malami and future Sultan, Muhammadu Maccido.

Maccido was the son of Abubakar Siddique and he was popular among the populace in Sokoto.

But Mr Dasuki was close to the administration of General Ibrahim Babangida and on December 6, 1988, he was announced as the new Sultan to the dismay of some in Sokoto.

The announcement led to five days of rioting in which 10 people died.

He was considered a modernist against the wishes of some who wanted the traditionalist candidate, Maccido.

As Sultan, Dasuki tried to endear himself to the Sokoto populace.

He built 10 Quaranic schools in 1990 and established an adult literacy class.

Dasuki also tried to unite the Muslim ummah through the reorganization of Jama’atu Nasril Islam and the Nigerian Supreme Council of Islamic Affairs(NSCIA).

He gave impetus to the appointment of Lateef Adegbite, who became the first Yoruba secretary general of NSCIA.

Abagworo:
Did he really leave money behind? Read Obiano's side of the story. Meanwhile I noticed the tide has turned. Now that Anambra is more indebted than Imo what will be their next weapon of blackmail against Rocha's Okorocha?

zeribe4real:
Yeah, I know the building, it is about 10 floors with underground ,it z built by one Doctor based in America from Umuchukwu (Formerly Nkerehi) in Orumba South LG of Anambra state, the building is so magnificent, and I guess it z d tallest so far in Anambra

Doug07034780891:
OP if your 'sources-less' post is anything to go by then what Anambra is owing is a chicken change compare to what other states are owing when we pull together internal and external debts. Be guided..

Mynd44:
Taken from the official twitter handle of the Federal Ministry of Power, Works and Housing

@FMPWHng

https://mobile.twitter.com/FMPWHng/status/797348949329842177

Mynd44:
More

mrvitalis:
No they were not available

mrvitalis:
Rice takes max of 120 days to harvest.. . All through the Jonathan campaign on rice blabla i didn't see any local rice in port harcourt.... But today its everywhere... I even bought one rebaged as CAP RICE... . And yet people are asking what has Buhari done

Wait u will sone see

investnow2013:
r scent leaf export Anambra gets UK order for scent leaf export ON NOVEMBER 3, 20169:42 AMIN NEWSCOMMENTS By Vincent Ujumadu Awka—AFTER successfully exporting Ugu vegetable to some European countries, which yielded about N5 million British pounds for the state, Anambra State government said, yesterday, that it had received another order from the United Kingdom for scent leaf, popularly called Nchuanwu. To meet the demand for the export, 40 cooperative societies from the three senatorial zones of the state have been empowered to grow the vegetable to be able to meet the order in the next two months. Representatives of the cooperative societies, who were tutored on the processes involved in the cultivation of the vegetable for two days in Awka, were given three water pumps each with suction and discharge facilities, special type of fertilizer and some quantities of the scent leaves. Senior Special Assistant to Governor Willie Obiano on UNDP and Foreign Donors, Mrs. Nneka Onwudiwe, urged the farmers to work hard to meet the terms of the UK order. She said: “Usually we do dry season farming, but because the state is exporting vegetables, we decided to grow Nchuanwu at this time, because we have ready up-takers, who will export the vegetable so that we can meet the demand of those who have placed orders.”

Read more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/11/anambra-gets-uk-order-scent-leaf-export/

GenBuhari:
You missed my point.

It is individual wealth on display; Where is the infrastructure being developed by state govt? That is my question.

GenBuhari:
[size=18pt]OP, this is handiwork of hard working Anambra residents.

What infrastructure has the state government provided this year?

One flyover and some street lights abi?

I am tired of your focus on an estate where wealthy individuals reside. Most states have such estates.[/size]

feeloscar:
Have you ever heard of money laundering?

blackpanda:
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Grow up kiddo. U know nothing.

blackpanda:
You see, u come out fuming with all manner of noise, only to expose your ignorance. It is a pity that someone who claims to be educated does not know that money laundering is an offence. For avoidance of doubt, keeping a billion dollars at home IS A FEDERAL OFFENCE! So dont come out to make noise when u have no clue what u are saying ok.


The corrupt judges can name any names they like, they can even claim buhari paid them bribe. But at the end of the day it is mere hearsay without proof. The fact remains they were caught with large sums of money in their custody which they cannot account for. Wen combined with the plethora of petitions against them, even a blind bat can see the handwriting on the wall!