₦airaland Forum

IGBOSON1:
When asked to explain why there's still no sign of commencement of works at AIIA, the new explanation Hadi-Sirika has dreamt up now is that heavy machinery don't need to be rolled out as soon as the airport is closed...that rehabilitation of the airport has commenced in other ways! You couldn't make it up!

I remember when they were doing the runway at Abuja airport, they transferred int'l flights to the hurriedly refurbished Kaduna airport. Why can't they divert int'l flights meant for AIIA Enugu to either Asaba or Owerri airports? They also gave a firm timeframe, announced the contractor for the job, and gave the cost of the job to be done. None of this has been done in the case of AIIA Enugu!

I just laugh at gullible 'one Nigeria' Igbos who think the Fulani see them as equals in a fair and just Nigeria!

Ideyontop:
Apostle Johnson Suleiman plans to airlift 20 Nigerians. Uncle Muric, where are you? We need action now not too much noise and cheap talks. Pls someone who knows him should contact him and ask him for us.

ChimaAdeoye:
I can see some Nigerian tribalists already asking for the names of those children before they decide if they will sympathize on the plight of some of them or not.

Such a shameful country!

Curlieweed:
Trust Niggerians to ignore the substance and chase shadows. People are worried sick and ashamed of symptoms while ignoring the root causes.

You hear that your country is the global capital of poverty but you’re more worried that we are exporting wh0res. As if whoring and poverty are not daughter and mother.

Dotng:
Osinbajo receives Imam who hid 200 villagers in mosque




An 83-year-old Imam, Abdullahi Abubakar, who hid 200 villagers during attacks on Barkin Ladi Local Government Area of Plateau State was on Thursday praised for his courageous act.

Abubakar got the commendation from Vice-President Yemi Osinbajo at the Presidential Villa, Abuja.

The VP called him a hero and an example of one who could put their own life at risk to save others.

Recall that on June 23, 2018, bandits attacked communities in Barkin Ladi.

Over 200 of them were said to have found refuge in a mosque in Yelwan Gindi Akwati village, Gashish District, where Abubakar is the Chief Imam.

He had insisted the villagers were his “guests” and prevented the bandits from killing them.

The cleric visited the Villa on Thursday in company with several community leaders and diplomats from the US, UK and the European Union.

The VP said, “I commend you for your wonderful act. Imam Abubakar has demonstrated one of the most courageous acts any man can possibly do by risking his life for those who are not people of his own tribe.”

A statement by the Senior Special Assistant to the President, Mr Laolu Akande, quoted Osinbajo as saying that Nigeria would be a lot better if people would truly love one another and not on the basis of tribe, religion or ethnicity.

“When people have been wronged, it is always easier for people to accept that revenge or vengeance is the right approach. But as you know, vengeance breeds bitterness and hatred and doesn’t solve the problems created, but causes more deaths and harm.”


The Imam, in his remarks, said he was not looking for publicity when he rescued the villagers, but felt that God only used him to save their lives.

The cleric, who spoke through an interpreter, added, “I pleaded with the attackers not to harm my guests. By God’s grace, no one was hurt. Such an incident (the attack) is rare in my community, but I hope such does not happen again.”

Those on the visit with Abubakar were the US Ambassador to Nigeria, Stuart Symington; Deputy Chief of Mission, US Embassy in Nigeria, David Young; an embassy official, Kathleen Fitzgibbon; and the German Ambassador to Nigeria, Bernhard Schlagheck.


https://punchng.com/osinbajo-receives-imam-who-hid-200-villagers-in-mosque/amp/

dheaven:
First appointment Igbo so they will not complain when the main appointments rolls in.

Exactly!

The next silly appointment announcement will be another Igbo as principal of Federal Government Girls College, Chibok, so that Igbos won't complain when they are excluded from the ministerial list or service chiefs

KakiP:
Smile ko.

Obasanjo smiles because he wonders what manner of integrity Buhari has to steal someone's mandate and he shamelessly waves his hands on TV pretending to be waving at Nigerians he knows did not vote for him.

investnow2013:
It's time Enugu state govt/ Igbos take this only international gateway of the East from federal politics for our economic development and growth!. ENUGU STATE GOVERNOR PLEASE DO SOMETHING IMMEDIATELY. Invest now for alaigbo's prosperity and economic survival!

VicThory:
This Agulu Lake Resort no try
$56 dollars per night for just a single room. But I must confess,e make sense like mad. The service is top notch.

Cutezt:
Reports reaching me states that there is currently violence and killings in many parts of Jos, the Plateau state capital, further digging reveals that the violence was started by some Hausa youths who blocked the road around Tina Junction and started shooting,the violence has since spread out to other parts of the city, including Rukuba road, Yan Tyre, Angwan Damisa, Rikkos, Dutse Uku, British America and some other unconfirmed parts, watch the short clip recorded today from the University of Jos campus.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SR07i-ypoJQ

jimi4us:
I don't know why people don't know that Buhari is a terrorist too

trippla01:
Yoruba has their own.. Igbo has. Hausa has. why is it a topic because Fulani own a radio station.... let's wise up

investnow2013:
ZERO TOLERANCE FOR ABANDONED PROJECTS...

Do you remember the gigantic Anambra State Government House situated at Aroma, started during the military era but, abandoned by different successive State Government

The Willingly Working Governor of Anambra State; the Zero Tolerance for Abandoned Projects Governor; the 21/21 Governor; the Over-Capacity Governor; Akpokuodike Global, Chief Dr. Willie Maduaburochukwu Obiano, through the Ministry of Housing, Anambra State, headed by Hon. Engr. Emeka Ezenwanne (the Action Commissioner; the Award Winning Commissioner), is set to revive and complete the project.

The Hon. Commissioner in company of his team of Engineers and Consultants, were at the site yesterday, for on-the-spot assessment of the project.

This project when completed, is a LEGACY PROJECT!

Thank You Chief Dr. Willie Maduaburochukwu Obiano, our Executive Governor, for your PURPOSEFUL LEADERSHIP.
Thank You Hon. Engr. Emeka Ezenwanne, our Uncommon Hon. Commissioner, for your INSIGHTFULNESS.
Ndi Anambra will NEVER forget you.

Indeed, Willie is Willingly Working for Ndi Anambra.
Long Live Ministry of Housing
Long Live Anambra State


●Nwankwo Chukwuka E.
Awka.

LuciferQuran:
Buhari and his Fulani / Hausa Islamists want to disarm the southerners so they are unable to defend themselves when his brothers attack with the same weapons he is banning.

If you are a southerner and you are armed, do not heed this directive.
Retain it for you will need it very soon.

Much sooner than you think.




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AmericanQuarter:
Brother it's good to be back once again. I will try and make out enough time to do the video. Thank you

Osagyefo98:
Is anything wrong with you.

This is anambra. State thread not enugu and as such this video suppose to be moved to enugu thread.

Does it mean that this thread has no rules or what that any Tom, dick orr harry will lift a strange and unnecessary video and drop it in a thread where the significance of the video is zero or should I say minus zero.....


Kedu udi ara di ihaaa....

Osagyefo98:
MTN Group Limited, Africa’s largest mobile phone company, last week, listed its Nigerian unit on the Nigerian Stock Exchange .
MTN Nigeria is the market leader in the mobile telecom space in Africa’s most populous country, with more than 67 million customers at the end of last year, according to the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC).
According to Forbes, with a market capitalization north of $6 billion, MTN Nigeria becomes the second largest company on the Nigerian bourse after Dangote Cement which has a current value of more than $8.3 billion.

MTN chose a listing without an IPO, simply opting to list its existing shareholders’ equity. Its current stock price is N108 per share. The paperwork it filed for its public listing also reveals who the biggest individual shareholders are.
Meet the 6 richest shareholders of MTN Nigeria.

1. Victor Odili
Value of Shares: $244 million
Victor Odili is MTN Nigeria’s largest individual shareholder with 806,886,900 shares currently valued at N87.7 billion ($244 million). The Nigerian businessman is the chairman and executive director of Aeromaritime Group, a parent company to over 8 member-companies operating in different sector across Nigeria including shipping, stevedoring and oil and gas.


2. Pascal Dozie
Value of Shares: $102 million
Pascal Dozie is the founder of Diamond Bank, a commercial bank which recently merged with Access Bank to create one of Nigeria’s largest financial institutions. His Family Office, Kunoch Limited has investments in hotels, financial services and energy in Nigeria. Dozie owns 340,409,900 shares or 1.67% of MTN Nigeria, a stake currently valued at N37.07 billion ($102 million).
3. Sani Mohammed Bello

Value of Shares: $80.1 million
Sani Bello is the founder of Amni International Petroleum Development Co., a Nigerian oil exploration company. He owns 265,092,150 shares or 1.3% of MTN Nigeria, a stake currently valued at N28.87 billion ($80.1 million).

4. Babatunde Folawiyo
Value of Shares: $66.1 million
Tunde Folawiyo is the managing director of the Yinka Folawiyo Group, a conglomerate with interests in energy, agriculture, shipping, real estate and engineering. He owns 218,815,100 shares or 1.07% of MTN Nigeria, a shareholding that is worth N23.83 billion ($66.1 million).

5. Gbenga Oyebode
Value of Shares: $55 million
One of Nigeria’s most renowned commercial lawyers, Gbenga Oyebode is a founder and Managing Partner of Aluko & Oyebode- a successful corporate and commercial law firm in Nigeria. He owns 181,776,250 shares or 0.89% of MTN Nigeria, a stake that’s currently worth N19.8 billion ($55 million).

6. Ahmed Dasuki
Value of Shares: $53.75 million
He is the founder of Quaditect Consultants. He is also the chairman of Drill Masters Africa, the largest indigenous exploration drilling company in Ghana, the chairman and Chief Executive Officer of XEX Limited Nigeria and the chairman of Interglobal Limited, a leading IT company in Nigeria. He owns 152,717,850 shares or 0.75%, currently worth N19.35 billion ($53.75 million).





https://www.legit.ng/1239104-meet-6-largest-individual-shareholders-mtn-nigeria.html?fbclid=IwAR204N5Q5gNCTGK0K40r5r7X2jprpAcVNY5KP9w_e-P2QgeuC6iQCOH0mUE



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AmericanQuarter:
Sunday afternoon in the city of Onitsha