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Politics › Re: Sokoto Government Recalls 39 Students From UAE Over Recession by Ohammadike: 8:36pm On Sep 02, 2016

Ladies and gentlemen welcome to the era of change

Am sure those students and their were chanting sai baba last year

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Travel › Re: First Nation Airlines Suspends Operations by Ohammadike: 5:40pm On Sep 01, 2016

I pray and continue to play that all the fools that brought this govt especially the afonjas shall suffer ten folds what the 5 percenters are suffering.... AMEN

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Politics › Re: Presidency Reacts To NBS Report, Insists Economy Performing Better. by Ohammadike: 3:05pm On Aug 31, 2016

This government takes the golden crown for gross stupidity, cluelessly useless and crass ineptitude

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Career › Re: 4.58million Nigerians Became Jobless In Buhari's Administation - NBS Report by Ohammadike: 11:59am On Aug 31, 2016

Next time una hear change stone the idiotic heediot angry

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Politics › Re: Presidency Denies Ordering The Probe Of Emir Sanusi And Prof. Soludo by Ohammadike: 6:49pm On Aug 29, 2016

Useless lying government

As if they would agree

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Politics › Re: Ekiti Bans Free Grazing: Assembly Passes Bill by Ohammadike(op): 7:23pm On Aug 25, 2016

shukuokukobambl:
That's very nice indeed.

The cattle aren't given for free so just like poultry farmers buy feed for their birds, cattle owners too must learn to purchase land for ranching.

Kudos to oshokomole on this

GBAM!!!!!!!!!!

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Politics › Re: Ekiti Bans Free Grazing: Assembly Passes Bill by Ohammadike(op): 6:59pm On Aug 25, 2016

I hope Enugu governor is watching the action governor dealing with the murderous Fulani herdsmen

All hail fayose

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Politics › Ekiti Bans Free Grazing: Assembly Passes Bill by Ohammadike(op): 6:51pm On Aug 25, 2016

Ekiti State House of Assembly on Thursday passed the bill to ban free grazing in the state.

The bill also prescribed six months imprisonment without an option of fine for any offender of the bill that also ban movement of cattle after 6pm in the state.

The passage of the bill followed the submission of a report of Joint Committees on Agriculture and Environment by its Chairman, Mr Ayodele Fajemilehin, to the House.

The Speaker of the House, Mr Kola Oluwawole, who presided over the plenary, said the bill would now reduce the incessant clashes between farmers and herdsmen in the state.
If the bill is eventually accented to by the governor, it will now become a crime for any cattle, sheep and goat to graze on undesignated land for ranches in Ekiti.

According to the new bill tagged,” Prohibition of Cattle and Other Ruminants Grazing in Ekiti, 2016″, anyone found violating the bill upon conviction shall be sentenced to six months in prison without the option of fine.

Others included, “The Governor shall by an order designates land in each of 16 Local Government Areas in the state in respect of which Cattle or Ruminants may be permitted to graze.

The rest are,” No person shall cause or permit any cow, oxen, sheep as well as goat under his or her control to graze on any land in which the Governor has not designated as ranches” among others.

“No cattle or other ruminants shall by any means move in the night, movement shall be between 7 a.m and 6p.m”

http://m.guardian.ng/news/ekiti-assembly-passes-bill-to-ban-free-grazing/?

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Pets › Re: No Criminal Implications In Naming Dog After Person —lawyers by Ohammadike: 12:34pm On Aug 24, 2016

Naming the dog buhari is a huge insult on the dog

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Politics › Re: APC Never Knew Things Were This Bad-john Odigie Oyegun by Ohammadike: 7:04pm On Aug 13, 2016

Party of devilish dullards making excuses for their failures

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Fashion › Re: Mr. NAIRALAND Contest 2016 - Semi-final by Ohammadike: 11:09am On Aug 03, 2016

I vote for

Me
My and
Myself

CC Nljega cool

Politics › Re: Budget Padding Scandal: Pictures Of Dogara’s Guest House Emerge by Ohammadike: 9:47pm On Jul 31, 2016

Looks like a standard house business men build

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Agriculture › Tomato Price Crashes From N25,000 To N800 Per Basket by Ohammadike(op): 1:09pm On Jul 31, 2016

A small basket of tomato, which sold for N25,000 in May, is now going for N800 in Kaduna. And, no, it is not a joke.

It had been all anger and pain for households as the price of tomatoes hit the roof across the country as a result of scarcity caused by tuta absoluta, also known as ‘tomatoc ebola’.

This affected the crop in most parts of the north-west, notably Kaduna, Jigawa, Katsina and Kano states.

As a result, the basket prices jumped from the range of N800-N1200 to between N25,000 and N40,000 at the height of the crisis.

At the Line Dogo (Rail Line) tomatoes and vegetable market in Kaduna on Saturday, it was a beehive of activities.

Buyers could not believe their eyes as tomato prices had crashed to a two-month low.

Abass Mai Tumatur, chairman of the tomato sellers, told TheCable it was a “pleasant relief” for everyone as tomato is now available and in large quantities.

“Tomato scarcity is nothing new, but it was made worse this year by the invasion of the moth,” he said.

He said the insects mutate more during the dry season but don’t survive during the rainy season.

“The rains coupled with the efforts of government have helped tremendously in making tomato available,” he said, praising the government for the “timely intervention”.

He assured the public that the fear is gone now “and hopefully for good”.

Farmers were left stranded and helpless as the moth ravaged their farms and left destruction across the farming community, making a pot of soup as expensive as gold.

Hotels and restaurants, in particular, faced a nightmare as the crisis also shot up the price of canned tomato paste.

Many were not aware of the reasons for the scarcity as frantic efforts were made to to address the situation.

Nasir el-Rufai, the Kaduna state governor, declared a state of emergency and dispatched officials to Kenya to find ways of tackling the ravaging insects.

The cost of the destruction in the state, according to el-Rufai, was close to N1 billion.

Audu Ogbeh, minister of agriculture and rural development, also commissioned experts to find solutions to the disease outbreak “as soon as possible”.

The insect originated from South America around 1912 and has spread to other parts of the world.

Reports suggest the insect came to Africa through Republic of Niger.
https://www.thecable.ng/hurray-tomato-price-crashes-n25000-n800-per-basket

Politics › Re: Pro-saraki Senator Umaru David Laundered Billions For Abacha-sahara by Ohammadike: 11:24am On Jul 30, 2016

The dullard said abacha did not steal

So shut the fvck up

Politics › Re: Kwankwaso Has Hired Thugs From Niger To Disrupt Minjibir By-election, Says KNSG by Ohammadike: 2:29pm On Jul 28, 2016

Kwankwaso is a shameless thug

Politics › Re: Okezie Ikpeazu To Remain On Seat Pending His Determination Of Suit - Court by Ohammadike: 9:53pm On Jul 26, 2016

Still observing

Politics › Isaac Alfa Wins Kogi East Senatorial Rerun Election by Ohammadike(op): 11:08am On Jul 24, 2016

Air Marshal Isaac Alfa of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) has emerged winner in the Kogi East senatorial rerun election.

The Returning Officer of the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC), Professor Lucky Ovwasa, made the announcement on Sunday in Kogi State, north-central Nigeria.

He said that Air Marshal Alfa gathered a total vote of 56,572 ahead of his opponent from the Labour Party who scored 11, 908 votes.

The Deputy Inspector General of Police, DIG Folusho Adebanjo, had described the rerun election as very peaceful and violence free.

He also commended the effort of electorate for the peaceful conduct of the rerun election.

The election was characterised by low turnout of electorate in all polling units of the eight local government areas of Kogi State.

http://www.channelstv.com/2016/07/24/isaac-alfa-wins-kogi-east-senatorial-rerun-election

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