₦airaland Forum

We seriously need education for all in this country

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NwaAmaikpe:



This is so sad.
Some people are heartless,
Why did he kill this snake who was only trying to survive.

The Bible says we should love our enemies and that we should turn the other cheek when struck on one.

The man should have at least waited for it to bite one of his family members to be at least sure that it had evil intentions before killing it.
To the best of my knowledge, this innocent snake was unjustly killed.

SURVIVE ON YOUR FLESH?

Please i am very curious. What are the criteria of news worthiness in Nairaland?

True love knows no conditions, if ur love has not been tested, you can go ahead n bash this guy.

POLITICS HAS CHANGED THIS MAN NEGATIVELY

THIRD CLASS AND NON DEGREE GRADUATES MANY SELF.

AHEAD of 2019 general election, All Progressives Congress, APC, has budgeted N500 million for the purchase of 20 vehicles for members of its National Working Committee, NWC.
The party which has a total budget of N14.82 billion for 2018 also set aside N1.3 billion for its national convention and presidential election primaries.
Cars recovered by EFCC from ex-Customs boss, Inde
In addition, APC is in the process of purchasing its National Secretariat building at the cost of N2.3 billion.
The Chief John Oyegun-led NWC revealed these in the audited financial report for 2016 and 2017 it presented to the party’s National Caucus.
Speaking in that regard, the party’s National Treasurer, Bala Gwagwarwa, said N350 million had been generated for the acquisition of the secretariat.
He further said the 20 vehicles for NWC members would be purchased at the cost of N25 million each.
Gwagwarwa said: “Looking ahead to 2018 which is an election year, a lot of activities ranging from organization of congresses/primaries, conventions, sensitisation meetings and campaigns are expected to take place. The budget must inevitably have to be robust, flexible and capable of being implemented. Bearing this in mind, a budget of N14.82 billion is being proposed.
“In order to ensure funding stability and budget implementation, membership contribution has been identified as crucial. Accordingly, a framework to deploy electronic payment system that assures convenience, transparency, and ease of reconciliation of payment has been designed. This system allows the use of airtime to pay the monthly N100 membership dues by members while bigger payment can be transacted through the banks.
This system has been substantially completed except the negotiation of the revenue sharing formula between the party and the telecom companies whose platform will be used in collecting the payment and regulatory impediments by the Nigerian Communications Commission and Central Bank of Nigeria.
“The Minister of Communication has graciously lent his support and it is expected that issues around the regulatory impediments will soon be resolved, which will substantially support the party’s ongoing discussion on revenue sharing formula. Due to the difficulty the party is facing, we have additionally engaged SystemSpec (Remita) as an alternative channel for collection of dues and levies, which we hope will be launched soon.
“2017 budget performance was substantially better due to prompt intervention of our state governors and National Assembly members. In addition, he said APC would generate N2.4 billion at the rate of N100 million from each of the 24 states under its control. He further added that the party hopes to generate about N1.05 billion from eminent members of the party in non-APC states.





https://www.vanguardngr.com/2018/03/2019-apc-budgets-n500m-20-vehicles/

9jaArea:
Sorry to ask, are you a Somalian or a South Sudanes?

y dat question?

unitysheart:
Algeria, not Egypt.

y not use Google

This exact same act stirs up revolution in Egypt & Tunisia few years back against the ruling Govt.
Nigerians prefer to die in hunger in their beds than coming out with one voice

FG DO NOT CARE ABOUT OUR EDUCATIONAL SYSTEM IN THIS COUNTRY

GIDIBANKZ:
Lol....u make 150k frm selling Akara......mama abeg park well jor, nr be only that akara you they sell jare.....belike say u dy sell human parts join am.....as busy as warri and lagos and abuja the profit they make frm selling akara monthly is 15k to 30k nt to talk of that village SOKOTO That loøk like forest

Even if you doubted the aforementioned,is that best response ur brain can come up with?

CLASS BRAND

HOW CAN U DEMOLISHED SOMEONE'S PROPERTY WITHOUT A LEGAL BACKUP?

67% Nigerians live below poverty line – Presidential Aide ON JANUARY 19, 201812:58 PMIN NEWSCOMMENTS The Special Advisor to the President on Social Protection, Mrs. Maryam Uwais, says about 67 per cent of Nigerian population live below poverty line. Children affected by poverty Uwais said this during a social protection Practitioners and Academics Dialogue summit on Thursday in Abuja. According to her, some of the social issues that plague Nigeria is high poverty, high unemployment rates, increased insecurity, gender inequality and poor literacy rates, among others. She added that social protection was a response and a key strategy towards reducing poverty and socio-economic vulnerabilities in the population as well as to encourage G2p payments digitalisation and financial inclusion. Uwais also said that the Federal Government has designed a four-point National Social Investment Programme (N-SIP), including Conditional Cash Transfer Programme (CCT). “This involves the direct transfer of N5,000 to the targeted poor and vulnerable households. “The Home Grown School Feeding (HGSF) assist vulnerable families, feed their classes, primary 1-3 school children one nutritious meal a day and provides an incentive to send them to school which is targeted to feed 5.5 million children. “The N-Power Programme is designed to put 500,000 young Nigerian graduates on employment and empower or train 100,000 of non-graduates with necessary tools to create, develop and build projects that will change our communities, economy and nation. “There is also Government Enterprise Empowerment Programme (GEEP), which is targeted to financial inclusion and empowerment loans programme to deliver maximum impact to the economically under- represented groups that targets about 1.6 million beneficiaries,’’ said the presidential aide. She said for National Social Programme to move forward, the cooperation of stakeholders was key in actualising it in terms of knowledge, resources and skills for transformative undertaking. She therefore called on stakeholders to partner with the initiative, saying the complex issues facing Nigeria would be met with comprehensive solutions by collective efforts to invest in the strongest and most promising sector. Mr. Folunsho Okunmadewa, the Lead Specialist, World Bank, noted that the dialogue was important, saying there are very important stakeholders in the actualisation of the social protection agenda. He said the social protection agenda has grown big due to government concern, participation of private sector, civil sector and researchers excluding academics. “Through the academia research would be evident and we are talking of a dynamic issue that change on a daily basis. “Those who are on the state level and in operations unit are constantly aware of changing knowledge,’’ he said. He added that the academia research on a daily basis and that they can use the research to help with the programme and collaborate in the state and national level. He added that some of the existing data could be analysed and given information that could help in the project which would bring about a mutual benefit. He also said that involving the academia was a huge step in bridging the gap. Mr. David Adejo, the National Co-ordinator, Youth and Employment and Social Support Operation (YESSO), also said that the involvement of academicians in the social protection agenda would boost the programme. He noted that academicians have the tools to collect data and also work for the existence of more evidence action. Adejo also said that the poor people were becoming more vulnerable and it needed the interventions which are ongoing. The CDD Coordinator, Mr. Abdul Kareem, said the academia has a lot of research and community services which could be achieved especially in data collection. “We have so many primary health centres at the community level and with the help of the academics we can achieve some of the agendas because they can help us spread the news. “Food protection agenda is a very positive development, if academia gives us support and accessibility, our micro projects will increase. “We can’t go to a community and build a borehole when their need is not borehole and with the help of the academia we will be able to know the problem of each community through data processing,” he said. Dr. Temitope Sinkaye, the National Programme Coordinator, said the social protection intervention has been taken to 21 states and about 300 households had been covered. She noted that the target was 1 million households and therefore called on the state governors to set up offices to enable them discharge their duties effectively.

Read more at: https://www.vanguardngr.com/2018/01/67-nigerians-live-poverty-line-presidential-aide/

This is how to know when your gas cylinder has expired .
The letters A, B, C,D are use to indicate first quarter(Q1) second quarter (Q2) third quarter(Q3), fourth quarter(Q4)

This means that when you looks at the top edge of your cylinder,for example you see" B 2018" This shows your cylinder will expired between March - June 2018, that's Q2 2018

This is how to know when your gas cylinder has expired .
The letters A, B, C,D are use to indicate first quarter(Q1) second quarter (Q2) third quarter(Q3), fourth quarter(Q4)

This means that when you looks at the top edge of your cylinder,for example you see" B 2018" This shows your cylinder will expired between March - June 2018, that's Q2 2018

Rise in ponzi schemes effect

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Good, but also call on other celebrities

I have been pondering about this for awhile now. Even at Birthdays,Marriages,Seminars,Churches Suya Nights only Abokis are allowed to prepare this delicacy.
Does this means that anyone else can do this?caterers don't even go there when you ask them for suya among other delicacies to be prepared, but why?

please apply.that's my company

I was in situation like this last year.I bought a land,this year I'm planning for a car

lol

Edu3Again:
Why will any sensible person attend C&S?

dats Don jazzy church ooooh

Are u a blessing to Nigeria?

I only hear herdsmen in the bible until this govt........

I have a friend that earn 60k monthly. he got married and also bought a land with that salary. most times it is difficult when the wife is not helping out with little things in the house

OMG

tell that to Mikel

mokaflex:
Most Nigerian companies if not all don't practice half of these. Too sad.

Not true