₦airaland Forum

Ahasco:
Working very hard kee u der. Sorry for the mention nwanimo

brownemmanuel43:
I want to learn all this animation

brownemmanuel43:
O lord, we never finish the one u posted u dun already use another one reply me. Abeg I sent u pm

brownemmanuel43:
O lord, we never finish the one u posted u dun already use another one reply me. Abeg I sent u pm

PrinceOfLagos:
Who's this one?

SisterFire:
...they are many here alongside murics working for money and fulani agenda,
All to set west and east against each other ..
From a source " their aim is to pitch each other that if Apc brings out Yoruba , Pdp atiku , Apc brings out an Igbo , pdp tambowal , both brings out both south a new party choose north

Iammo , bosstrevor , simplyleo , igweofnnewi are to fight igbos
Juliusmalema princeoflagos nwanimo1 ablejesus will fight yorubas

AuroraBrls:
This Nwanimo guy...iwu ezigbote onye Ara honestly...your doings tire me infact...very u queer and funny

favour32:
Nwanimo!
Hope say Seun dey pay o as Buhari robots for nairaland dey receive their pay?

brownemmanuel43:
This man u always Mak me laugh with all this your meme.
Abeg I wan learn memem

Governor Samuel Ortom of Benue State, on Thursday, faulted the removal of history subject school curriculum in Nigeria.

The governor, who spoke in Makurdi at ‘Media Week and Communications Day 2021’ organized by the Directorate of Social Communications, Catholic Diocese of Makurdi, said the removal would prevent posterity from having knowledge of important events in the country.

According to him, if the Federal Government fails to restore the subject, the state government would initiate law to ensure it is taught in Benue schools.

The governor said: “Removing the subject History from the country’s school curriculum is an evil agenda to prevent the young generation from knowing their past.

“Even if Nigeria won’t restore the study of history to the school curriculum, we in Benue will initiate a legislation to make history a compulsory subject in schools in the state.

“Our children need to know how their forefathers lived on this land hundreds of years ago. Our children need to know what took place at Ushongo Hills in 1804 and why this land and our people were not conquered till this day.”

3lovelyflowers:
I never hear from any reliable source.

Phcmayor:
In the morning is pap or custard - add akara
Afternoon - anything at all - with meats and beer.
Night - garri and soup - that's ok- but add suya periodically

President Muhammadu Buhari on Thursday pledged said his administration is working hard to tackle insecurity confronting the nation and he hopes Nigerians understand.

Speaking to journalists at the State House shortly after observing the Eid prayer, marking the end of the month-long Ramadan fast, President Buhari said that the menace of bandits and kidnappers will be addressed to ensure that the nation’s food security is not threatened.

“With the resources and manpower available to us, we are working very hard. We are hoping Nigerians will understand the problem. Nigerians know at what stage we came in in 2015, what state we are today both on security and the economy and we are doing our best.

“The law enforcement agencies are working hard to regain confidence against the bandits, so that we can go back to the land. This is very important. This is what the agencies are busy doing right now. We want people to go back to the land so that we can get enough food for the country and even export,” he said.

He also appealed to Nigerians for more understanding of the current situation in the country.


He said his administration will use all available resources and manpower in dealing with bandits to ensure that they did not create havoc against access to farms and food production in the coming growing season.

“I expect Nigerians to be more understanding on the issues involved, looking at the time and available resources. For example, when we came in, in the Northeast, ask people in Adamawa and Borno States and the South-South in terms of security. Without security, you can’t do anything. Our big surprise and disappointment is what is happening in the Northwest and we are dealing with it,” said the President.

Explaining ongoing efforts to tackle the security situation in the country by the administration, President Buhari drew attention to the series of long meetings held in recent weeks, chaired by him, saying that a part of resolutions had been made public by the National Security Adviser and the others kept secret.

He also commended the National Assembly for its support, saying that “the National Assembly is cooperating very well. Within the resources available, they are certainly giving us priority on our (military) requests.”

President Buhari then made an appeal to the nation’s elite to show a better appreciation of the problems facing the country.

“The elite should make the attempt to understand the military. If we order weapons and armored vehicles, it takes time for the manufacturers. It takes time to ship them and when brought here eventually, they are taken to training institutions, train the trainers before sending them to the field. This is a very long process.”

President Buhari and members of his family were joined for the Eid at the forecourt of the Villa by the President of the Senate, Dr. Ahmed Lawan, the Speaker, House of Representatives, Rt. Hon. Femi Gbajabiamila, cabinet members, and the heads of security and intelligence agencies.