₦airaland Forum

eph123:
GEJ's aides did it in 2013. Dalung's aides also did it in 2017. Does that make it right? Assault is assault regardless of whoever did it.

I don't understand the reasoning in Nigeria these days. Abnormal things become okay as long as it's been done before. Nonsense.

PatriotTemidayo:
Can this govt for once disappoint us by saying the truth? At least for once.

Now, they are trying to create another ALIBI for their miss-or-hit policy Abrakadabra that had buried Nigeria economy below sea level.

I can tell how govt agents go about, harassing every business outlets, threatening shutdown and milking the companies in the name tax, not to mention "settlement" for the big oga in the office. And this is the same for every other outlets, as businesses groan under their unending appearance to collect dues, tax and bribes for ONLY-GOD-KNOWS-WHAT purposes.

Abeg, make Una even feel ashamed for Una children sake and shame the devil by saying the truth.....OOPS! I forgot their children are already following their footsteps.

Govt of deception and excuses!

saintikechi:
did he have a fight with dalung? how many rounds did the match last and who won?

President Muhammadu Buhari has approved the payment of the outstanding N22bn that is meant for dealers of agricultural inputs, popularly known as agro-dealers, in order to ensure the seamless distribution of fertilisers at an approved rate of N5,500 for 50kg.

Earlier this year, the Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development, Chief Audu Ogbeh, announced that the Federal Government was working out measures that would lead to the crash in the price of fertiliser by 50 per cent.

Farmers across the country have often complained of the high cost of fertiliser, stating that a 50kg bag is currently being sold for N10,000 to N12,000, adding that accessing the commodity was also another serious challenge.

As part of measures to bring down the price of the commodity and enhance its distribution, the National Chairman, Agro-dealers Association of Nigeria, Mr. Kabiru Fara, told journalists in Abuja on Wednesday that Buhari had to approve the payment of the balance of N22bn out of the N66bn that was owed the agro-dealers by the previous government.

He said, “The presidential initiative on fertiliser distribution is too important. We are happy with it because it will help the farmers get inputs at affordable prices and we are the ones who serve as a link between the farmer and the supplier.

“However, our bankers and suppliers are not happy in dealing with us for now, because we have their money hanging, as well as some of our money that are still not paid. This liability was not incurred by the present administration, but we are happy that they have agreed to pay. We understand that Mr. President has approved expressly that the liability be paid.

“The total amount is about N62bn, a first payment of N20bn was made, another payment of N20bn followed, which was about a year ago, and the balance now is N22bn, which the President has approved that it be paid to agro-dealers expressly. We are grateful for that.”

He stated that agro-dealers would use part of the money to make purchases as well as distribute the commodity, and urged the Federal Government to ensure the speedy release of the funds.

Fara added, “We will use this payment to buy what fertiliser producers produce and distribute it across the market at N5,500. So, releasing our money will make the presidential initiative on fertiliser distribution easy. But without that payment, which we don’t know why, it will be difficult for some of our members to buy and distribute.

“You may have pockets of agro-dealers who have money to buy, but the product will not come as fast as needed in order to ensure availability and the prices may not be as affordable as expected.”

Fara also urged the government to ensure that fertilisers were sold at the approved rate of N5,500 across the country by addressing issues of logistics.

He said, “Our recommendation is that the presidential initiative team should look at the issues of logistics and factor how fertilisers are to be delivered to centres where they are needed at N5,000 per bag. For they say agro-dealers’ money should be N500, but when you check the distances to transport the commodity, N500 won’t be enough in many instances.

“So, we want the government to look at ways of getting the product to any location in Nigeria at a fixed price, whether at N5,000 or a little above that so that it can be sold at the approved price of N5,500 per bag.”

divineshare:
Re: Will this man die if he wears His uniform? Nigerian leaders should please lead by 'good' examples.

Enuguboy4nsk:
https://www.nairaland.com/3685483/2-christian-ladies-imo-convert#54639961


from the above thread you got to read how mbaise sub-tribe of imo state converted to islam but our Hypocritic erosion ravaged Anambra lunatics like nonsobaba who is worthless in his entire life will be abusing ndi Enugu and Ebonyi people of giving northerners less trouble in their legal areas of domicile.

YOU GUYS CAN NOW SEE THE REAL TRAITORS IN ALAIGBO


NO WONDER IS SAID THAT IF AN MBAISE MAN AND SNAKE ENTER YOUR HOUSE THAT YOU SHOULD FIRST KILL THE MBAISE MAN BEFORE THE SNAKE.

SalamRushdie:
This is poor leadership again at its best ..The action of the governor shows lack of vision and is part of the reason that Nigeria is behind today .. Just for the records a smarter visionary govt would have instead :

1 : revoked the C of O of the land .

2 : Donated the land and buildings to the Nigeria police to use as police outpost for the community or accommodation for police officers

3: instead of destroying those 3 cars he could have sold them and given the money to 3 serious youth to start a business or he could convert them to taxis and hand over to 3 deserving member of the public or better still converted them to police patrol cars for our police that is always in dire need of logistic vehicles

ruggedized1:
Bloody hypocrite. The truth is that 98% of Imo state girls are prostitutes. I knew this right from time. Most imo state girls are also very loose and cheap. Okorocha for the first time said the truth. It is very unfortunate that Imo state's economic main-stay is commercial se.x hawking and brothels.

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Neoguru4:
The foolishness of your is divine

loopman:
Obailala, I completely agreed with you that we should differentiate Igbos from these mad ipob zombies, however, somehow their voice is drowning that of many sane Igbos in the cyberspace.

vedaxcool:
This is just some real bull... Discos are just the major plank of our problem. They refuse to invest and frustrate those who generate electricity.

Neoguru3:
Information as shared on nairaland of an intruder coming to contest as councilor should be stamped out before this evil seed germinate.

Let it be that I shouted for those who have ear to hear. There is no way that man should be allowed in any disguise to seat on that seat because if(even though I know he will not) he wins it will spell doom as he will import his fellow a.bokis from God know where to constitute cabinet scheming out the indigenous people.

For those that will say what of "Igbos" as elected as representative in other place in northern desert or south w.aste, please, vote them out we dont need such positions.

Nde dimkpa na si na ha ne ji ihe ha ne ji gba na nti na gba na anya.

loopman:
These ibo peole no go kill person

cutebarbie23:

5. While it is good to give the needy, all forms of assistance, cash or kind, should be handled by the welfare department. It’s hard to misconstrue an assistance given or handled by the department for exchange for personal or emotional gratification.

Source: http://baesdiary..com.ng/2017/03/6-ways-for-ministers-of-god-to-avoid.html#more

prinzeepule:
Pls stop saying that, if what is there is true will workers be shouting his name dat much? D man is owing more than 16month half salary...why did u think he is been rechristened to Baba Halfusa.

Goahead:
Kindly upload some