₦airaland Forum

Chimarto:
If they should jail him for 20years then Mubarak's own would be a century

Febby9:
WEEP FOR YOUR COUNTRY!
• COCA COLA SACKED 800 WORKERS LAST
WEEK.
• CADBURY IS PLANNING TO SACK 700 STAFF
• MTN SACKED 500
• NESTLE TO SACK 600 WORKERS
• IDL SACKED 200 WORKERS
• MOBIL PROPOSE VOLUNTARY RETIREMENT
BENEFITS
• NBL SACKED 400 STAFF
• MANUFACTURER’S SAID THEY WILL SHUT
DOWN FACTORIES BECAUSE OF THE EXCHANGE
RATE AND POWER
• SACKING OF WORKERS STARTED IN THE
BANKING INDUSTRY
• The Nigeria exchange rate is now 225
naira to a Dollar.
• POWER GENERATION HAS DROPPED AGAIN
BY 360MW. BLACKOUT NIGERIA
WHERE IS OUR PRESIDENT?
ANSWER: OUR PRESIDENT IS BUSY
SHARING DOLLARS AND BILLIONS OF NAIRA
TO PASTORS, IMAMS KINGS, POLITICAL
ASSOCIATE, MILITANTS AND OTHERS WHILE
THE CHILDREN
OF AN AVERAGE NIGERIAN POPULACE ARE
BEING SACKED FROM WORK. HIS WIFE IS BUSY
CAMPAIGNING FOR HIM.
IT’S A PITY! MAY GOD’S WILL BE DONE

honeric01:
Half truth is more dangerous than ignorance.

nagoma:
I didn't know that Igbo's are so gullible. Any way you have to be really gullible to support a man as incompetent and as corrupt as Jonathan and his government.

honeric01:
Those who dwell in the past never makes it to the future.

1LRNZH:
triggered celebration among thousands of youths who chorused in unison that the federal government project was a ruse.

JackBaueress:
"I cannot change the past,but I can change the present and the future"

-GMB

Keneking:
How many towns and villages remaining?

The Defence Headquarters has announced that it has taken over control of Pulka town in Borno state from Boko Haram.

"Troops yesterday evening took full control of Pulka, Borno, after a fierce battle with terrorists who have been operating in the town," Nigeria's defense headquarters said via Twitter.

The army gave no further details.

A senior military official, however, told The Anadolu Agency that "several terrorists were killed, while dozens had escaped with bullet wounds."

He said one soldier had been killed in the encounter.

Nigeria is waging a six-week counterinsurgency operation in its Boko Haram-infested northeastern region to weaken the militant group ahead of March 28 general polls.

The election, initially scheduled for Feb. 14, was postponed to March 28 because of the insurgency.

Nigeria is fighting a six-year Boko Haram insurgency that has claimed tens of thousands of lives and displaced over one million people from the northeastern region, where the militants have been the most ruthless.

Last year, Boko Haram went from attacking communities and planting bombs to capturing entire towns.

In mid-2014, the group declared a self-styled "Islamic caliphate" in areas seized in the northeastern Adamawa, Borno and Yobe states.

All but two major local government areas hitherto controlled by the militants have been liberated in the operations, which have involved troops from neighboring Chad, Niger and Cameroon.

JackBaueress:
Very good! Say no to tolled bridge in Igbo land.