₦airaland Forum

wunmi590:
So you share the same birthday month and day with my immediate junior sister.

Wish you happy birthday in advance dear.

More wins to you and God would also grant your heart desires (Amen)

Amen dear, thank you so much.

Gubioma:
what is this girl sayin?

What is difficult to understand there.....

ojmetrix:
am may 31st too happy birthday to us in advance

Happy birthday in addy....my birthday mate.

They have sensed that you know their game.

You're scared ma'am

samsard:
That's not true. I was already aware of things by then and my village was burying folks all the time. In the nineties information didn't flow nearly this much.
Even the Fulani attacks we talk about now used to happen.
Information moves so fast these days that you'll conclude the world is ending.
Even talking about living longer, people live longer now on the average than they used to.

I no gree..... it's not true.
True that we access news more than before but it's a lie that people live longer now than before........

Hope it wasn't audio ventilators

samsard:
People have been dying at all ages since time began. You just have social media now making you aware of each bad news happening.

No, it was not like this in the 90's and early 2000.....ask around, I mean it.

The Senate on Thursday justified the $5.513 fresh external loan request from the President, Major General Muhammadu Buhari (retd.), insisting that it would not be a burden to the country.

The National Assembly had in April this year approved N850bn domestic loan request of the President, to finance projects in the 2020 budget.

The loan was to be sourced from external lending institutions, but the arrangement was frustrated due to the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic.

The Senate had also, earlier in the year, approved another $22.79bn external loan request for Buhari, which was also meant to fund the total 2020 budget size of N10.5tn.

Surprisingly on Thursday again, Buhari sent another external loan request of $5.513bn to the two chambers of the federal parliament.
The Senate President, Ahmad Lawan, and the Speaker of the House of Representatives, Femi Gbajabiamila, read the letters during plenary, after a closed session with members on Thursday.

Buhari said the loan would be used to finance the proposed 2020 revised budget, some priority projects and other projects to support state governments
He said it became imperative for the funding of the revised 2020 budget and insulating the nation’s economy from the yet-to-be-abated COVID-19 pandemic.
The sources for the loans, according to him, are the International Monetary Fund,  $3.4bn; World Bank, $1.4bn; Africa Development Bank, $500m; Islamic Development Bank, $113m, among others.

The letter read, “As the Senate may be aware, the COViD-19 pandemic has resulted in economic and fiscal challenges for many countries.
“Nigeria has also been affected in this regard, especially with the lower demand for crude oil, which has affected our sales and the sharp decline in the price of oil below $25 per barrel, which is much lower than the $57 per barrel benchmark in the 2020 Appropriation Act.
“The COVlD-19 pandemic has also created the need of additional expenditure in the health sector.

“All of these have necessitated a review of the 2020 Budget and the Medium-Term Expenditure Framework (2020-2022).

“The draft revised budget proposed by the executive for 2020 has a higher deficit. In order to finance the deficit, the Federal Government is planning to raise funds from both domestic and external sources.
“For the external component, the government is negotiating with multilateral institutions for funding on concessionary terms.

“The facilities totalling $5.513bn, being arranged in this regard, are detailed below.”

 Details of the projects were not made available to journalists, but both chambers of the National Assembly had referred the documents to their committees on local and foreign debts.
The committees are expected to submit their reports on Tuesday next week.
Addressing journalists after the plenary, the Chairman, Senate Committee on Media and Public Affairs, Dr Ajibola Basiru, said the loan request was in order because it was targeted at specific projects.
He said the various external and domestic loans being taken by the Buhari regime would not be a burden to the nation, contrary to fears expressed by some economists.

The Senate spokesperson also justified the huge sums proposed by the regime in the 2020 budget to service loans.
He said, “Debt servicing is a cost of the funds you have raised. For the economists, it is a question of whether the cost of funds is justified by the value you get for what you are raising.
“The truth is that, globally today, debt is a major source of public finance funding. Debt is not a burden.

“It only becomes a burden when you take funds and irresponsibly spend the money on what will not bring development to the country.

“If you borrow and do infrastructural development and enlarge the economy and increase the earning power, you are in order.
“The infrastructure that we will spend this $5bn to execute, if we want to wait until we raise the money, it could have increased to $15bn.
“The interest that we get today will be lower than what we will get later.”

Source: punchng.com
Lalasticlala

Celebrity baby loading...... she knows her EDD nah

Nowhere is safe again

Why are people dieing so much?
Gone are the days we only hear that someone very old died and we will be like.....let the dead go and rest, he/she has tried.

FTC...... yeah!!!
I dedicate this to; those mourning....may consolation come your way, my birthday on 31st..... and all the MAY borns , if it was possible then, we would have angrily removed this 2020 from our age but all the same God is faithful.
My wish is that there will be more peace and love around the world and money in my account (very important )

God help blacks in America

Strong man....
Why do I believe that you really don't care so much about George Floyd's incident.
Thank God Americans can speak up.

Duduke baby...... congratulations to them.

Good one

That's a good one..

These space bookers have made it nearly impossible for real commentators to make FTC , If only there's a price, maybe, I would hustle for that on my birthday...


If he is clean, he will come out from this trouble... I love this man, he is highly intelligent and knows his job......
Let's support AA on this.

This president is always quick to sympathize with foreign countries over such situations but pays deaf ears to this demons already committing genocide.

Momma.......YOLO.... congratulations to you Ma'am.

........."Hissed"







Sad.....

Is it that nothing can be done about this?
Not just the president alone is to be blamed, the governor, their councillors, their Hon. members representing them, their senators, their kings, their chiefs, their old men and youths are all to be blamed. These people called bandits have a place they are coming from, they have families and didn't start this in just one day.....it must have been series of criminal activities that developed to this, what have they been doing about it. Someone will say, "the bandits are not citizens of that state"...... that's where the governor comes in......he swore to protect the lives and properties of his citizens, he has the army, navy, police, JTF at his disposal, let him do that.

Over cute boy with beautiful dreams.....trust these people.....they will pick him and help him actualize his dreams even if his family couldn't help, unlike my country where he will end up in local community football club if care is not taken.

What did I just read? Residents were angry that a guy who chased another into a police station and butchered him was shot?? Really??
Well, I just want to say that I believe the story of the villager......than that of the police.

May 27, 2020
Three persons lost their lives, while 14 others sustained varying degrees of injury in two separate crashes on the Lagos-Ibadan Expressway.
The two crashes, which occurred in Ogere and Mowe areas of the Remo-North and Obafemi-Owode local government areas of Ogun State, involved 29 persons.
The Sector Commander, Federal Road Safety Corps, Ogun State Command, Mr Clement Oladele, confirmed the accidents in a statement on Tuesday.
Oladele said the crashes occurred on Monday.
He said the first crash occurred around 6.35am before the Isara Bridge, near Ogere, and involved about seven vehicles.
He explained that vehicles involved in the crash included a DAF truck with number plate JHN 410 XA and a Mazda bus with number plate KRD 290 XY.
According to him, three out of the 20 persons involved died, while 10 others sustained injuries.
Oladele stated, “The corpses of the victims have been deposited in the FOS Hospital morgue in Isara, while five of the injured have been taken to the Victory Hospital.
“Three other survivors were taken to the Idera Hospital, while two other victims were taken to the Sagamu General Hospital for treatment.”
Oladele attributed the cause of the first accident to wrongful overtaking and excessive speed.
On the second accident, the FRSC boss said it occurred around 2.35pm at the AP turning, Lufape.
He said nine people, made up of seven male adults and two female adults, were involved in the crash.

He noted that four persons were injured in the crash, which affected three vehicles.


Punchng.com

27th May 2020.

The National Youth Service Corps,(NYSC) Lagos, has extended the service year of about 24 Batch B Stream 1 corps members as punishment for undisclosed disciplinary issues.
18 other corps members have also been listed as having “pending disciplinary issues.” Batch B Stream 1 corps members are scheduled to pass out from Thursday, May 28.

However, the service year of the affected corps members will be extended by between two weeks to four months.

This was disclosed in a statement titled

“Corps Disciplinary Committee Decision” signed by the state coordinator, Eddy Megwa. “Affected corps members (those with the extension of service year) are to report to NYSC, State Secretariat, Surulere on Wednesday, 27th May 2020 between 10:00 am to 11:30 to collect their respective letters of the disciplinary decision.
Strict adherence to time schedule is advised,” it stated.
It also added that 18 other members would be remobilized. NYSC had said that the collection of certificates will last for ten days due to the Covid-19 pandemic, adding that members should comply with social distancing guidelines.

Op......I experienced almost all of them.

The heart of man.....
As so many are saddened by such news, some are busy copying the patterns by which they will carry out their evil......May God curse such person.

Yes....... So that they won't be revealing the hardship they are being subjected into, right?

Even after the dude passed out.......they kept holding him down... this is inhumane. Firing them is not enough, this is sad, upon all the pleas and curses of bystanders.....

Chai....... moments after take off.... and they are gone, in a horrible way too.
RIP to the dead.

Oya ooooo, both the shooter and the shootee......na one day be una day.