₦airaland Forum

I must organise at least one 'owambe' whenever I'm in a political office... GEJ's daughter's wedding Buhari's... Aregbe's ... 2nd time ...who's next?

Salaam @ harminah ramadhan kareem

news item of how many paragraphs? Some still failed to comprehend the contents...

news item of many paragraphs? Some still failed to comprehend the contents...

just #leavetrashforlawma

shagari, we are SORRY... may we never have another 'yam donor' on the throne again... Ftc , where is my 'reward' seun?

I just dont know how a man's travail is holding a nation to ransom. Now, the ministerial screening can proceed... Smh

Chiemelie Ezeobi A middle-aged nurse, Mrs. Jane Ndirika and her one year, two months old baby, Mmesoma, were today killed by the stray bullet released by the dare-devil armed robbers who stormed FESTAC Town, Lagos, this morning. The duo were killed right in their sitting room, in their residence along 4th Avenue, when the robbers were sporadically releasing hails of buckets to ward off the police, whilst their operations were ongoing. The woman was said to have been clutching her baby to her chest when the bullet pierced the wall of the house and hit them both in the chest. They bled to death before help could come and were later certified dead at the hospital. ...more details later

and what about the promised nysc allowance increment?







Scam and one chance combined!!!

collective decisions are needed to tackle the menace


ftc ...on my thread

ecollective decisions are needed to tackle the menace


ftc

Following the threat by prominent Yoruba leaders of thought last week Thursday in Ibadan, the Oyo state capital, that nomadic herdsmen should vacate the South-West states as a result of their alleged involvement in the kidnap of Chief Olu Falae and subsequent destruction of his farm, the Yoruba Community in the Northern States and Abuja, have argued that Fulanis should not be made to leave the South-West on mere allegations. The group suggested that instead of instigating intertribal crisis, the Yoruba leaders who have issued the threat should be careful in jumping to conclusions over Chief Falae. The Yoruba leaders rose from the meeting held yesterday in Kaduna to issue a communique which was jointly signed by its Ambassador Mohammed Arigbabuwo, Chairman, Major- General Lawrence Jokotola (Rtrd) and Justice Saka Ibiyeye (OFR) and made available to the media. Part of the communique said: “The meeting condemned the activities of the alleged kidnappers in its totality which, if not handled with maturity, may lead to crisis. “The meeting dissociates the entire Yoruba community in the Northern states from the threat of some Yoruba leaders who were alleged to have threatened to send the Fulani away from the South-West. “The meeting noted that it is not only in the South- West that conflicts have taken its toll between the Fulani and other tribes such as in the case of Benue, Nasarawa and Edo states, without any threat to forcefully eject anybody from their land, rather they should sit together and find lasting solutions to the crisis. “Nigeria belongs to all Nigerians and all tribes have the right to reside in any part of the country.” The group, however, suggested that the way forward is for the Federal Government to immediately set up an inquiry to look into the remote and immediate causes of the crisis with a view to finding a permanent solution. Yoruba leaders have said they would not allow activities of nomadic herdsmen on their farmlands and brutal attacks on their people, adding that “all nomadic herdsmen are to wind up their criminal nomadic activities in Yorubaland. Failing to do so may attract several consequences.” (Ojo Sola, DAILY SUN)

olawaleplus:
It said it received the news of the former Governor’s demise with great shock, considering that he was not publicly reported to have been gravely ill. @vanguard

lai and his sarcastic tone sha! RIP to the departed



first thread on nairaland... Nothing mega cc: mod fp straight

The All Progressives Congress (APC) has condoled the family of former governor of Bayelsa, Chief Diepreye Alamieyeseigha, who died on Saturday.

APC dIn a statement issued on Sunday the National Publicity Secretary, Alhaji Lai Mohammed, the party also condoled with the Bayelsa Government on the death of the former governor.

According to the statement, the party received the news of Alamieyeseigha’s demise with great shock, considering that he was not publicly reported to have been gravely ill.

It stated that ‘’APC prays that the family will find comfort in their moment of sadness as well as the strength to bear the loss of their loved one,’’ the statement added.
http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/10/apc-mourns-alamieyeseigha-2/

deservedly !

I hope NFF will mediate before the whole issue degenerates into a national mess

[quote author=angelTI post=38562725]I am super proud to be an alumnus of this great citadel of learning

of d greatest gbogbo/gbagba !!!
Of d greatest ife
articulate ife
...IrepOAU

angelTI:
I am super proud to be an alumnus of this great citadel of learning

of d greatest gbogbo/gbagba !!!
Of d greatest ife
articulate ife
...IrepOAU

Aitee1:
In this kind of news I demand for pishures , op can I see the pishure of the not working manhood so I can compare with the working one I have here

badt girl

In this kind of news I demand for pishures , op can I see the pishure of the not working manhood so I can compare with the working one I have here [/quote]badt girl

chukwudi44:
The PDP senators should stand behind Saraki and other APC like mind senators!! They constitute the majority and should stand together!!!

Even when convicted...
Nobody wishes to be political abobaku again...
Stealing is now corruption and corruption is now punishable

...timely and useful ...ftc

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