₦airaland Forum

Hotspurs:
did you see his comment talking bout skull

Hotspurs:
i voted obi but this una comment fit make me change mind this time oo

vanbonattel:
What do you expect before, if the people in Abuja doesn't destroy Rivers state and make it worse than Imo which they destroyed too, wike will not rest.

Softmirror:
If you are not who else would?!

Ezewuzie01:
We should leave Peter Obi so that he can slip in under the radar to make things much worse . You try.

Softmirror:
Of course you will since your are not smart enough to understand the sarcasm. Beremx

Pbatmedia:
In a significant push to reduce fuel costs and make life easier for the masses, President Tinubu’s administration has introduced the ‘Convert Now, Pay Later’ scheme.

This, among others on #TheHeadlines today.

Ezewuzie01:
It is not a secret. Just like Peter Obi doubled poverty in Anambra. What should matter to Peter Obi now is how to save his homosexual son Oseloka Obi because it portrays him as a failure.

The President of the Nigeria Labour Congress, Joe Ajaero, has queried the decision of the Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited, NNPCL, to decide the fuel pricing for Dangote Refinery.

Ajaero remarked while condemning NNPCL for increasing the pump price of fuel.

NNPCL had increased the retail price of petrol to N1,030 from N897 per litre in the Federal Capital Territory, FCT.

Speaking in Abuja on Wednesday, Ajaero said: “As we are sitting down here, they have gone to increase the pump price of petroleum again. Now what do you do in such instances?

“They expect us to buy it. Even, things we have been asking for; CNG as an alternative; for more than one year, we have been asking for the commencement of work at the Port Harcourt refinery; we had an agreement to that effect—NLC, TUC, and the federal government.

“We have heard that Dangote Refinery is producing locally and prices are going up. All the indices they gave to us about the need to deregulate have proven negative. You are fixing prices as a private company.


“As far as I’m concerned, except something has happened to CAC, NNPCL is now a private company. Can that same NNPCL dictate the price for Dangote and other private companies? Those are issues, those are questions begging for answers.”

Ttalk:
The slap that hits Ekweremadu that year was not ordinary, it came with misfortune and agony that eventually landed him in prison.

But wait, what happened to your hand that you can't use it to slap, abi na only krokro you hand sabi scratch for your anus ni?

Ezewuzie01:
You can see how Nigeria has crumbled under Tinubu. Why do you want Peter Obi to make it worse given that he is worse than Tinubu being the father of a homosexual son and a daughter that he uses for money laundering.

tundegan:
Peter Obi is a bad father.

His son is a gay and his daughter is missing.

God will punish APGA.

LegendHero:
What he is doing can only work in a monolithic country and not necessarily in a complex country like Nigeria.

Make baba bring back full Subsidy. Borrow more loans to maintain the subsidy, take the debt servicing to 98% of revenue, use crude to borrow money from the future, keep fuel at #200 per liter and leave the mess for the next president to clean.

Fuel at 1100+ is nonsense. What is the essence of removing subsidy when the common man cannot brethe and another president can just come, bring back subsidy, and poor man just suffer for 4/8 years for nothing.

Former National Chairman of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Uche Secondus, has praised Rivers State Governor Siminalayi Fubara for his unwavering stance in the face of political pressure.

In what appeared to be a subtle jab at former Rivers Governor Nyesom Wike, Secondus commended Fubara for his refusal to be intimidated during the recent Local Government elections in the state.

In a statement released by his media adviser, Ike Abonyi, on Wednesday, Secondus lauded Fubara’s leadership, crediting him for upholding democratic principles despite efforts to undermine his authority.

“You’ve stood out for refusing to be intimidated,” Secondus stated.

While not directly naming Wike, Secondus’ comments seemed aimed at the former governor, who has been at odds with Fubara since leaving office.

The tension between the two became more pronounced in recent months, with Fubara asserting his authority and distancing himself from Wike’s influence.

Secondus further stated: ”Governor Fubara has demonstrated true leadership by standing firm for democracy. His refusal to bow to intimidation is a testament to his commitment to his people and their future.”

The former PDP chairman also used the opportunity to urge President Bola Tinubu to work closely with Governor Fubara to protect the critical national assets located in Rivers State.

He stressed the importance of collaboration between the federal government and Rivers State, given its strategic economic significance.

Secondus concluded by congratulating the people of Rivers State for their massive turnout during the elections and reaffirming his support for Governor Fubara’s leadership.

blacknp:
Like your life Ofunaofu?