₦airaland Forum

MrProlific95:
Quack Analysis. You wicked human you failed to tell us how much prices of commodities were under OBJ, Yaradua, GEJ and failed Buhari. You failed to tell how much citizens paid for PMS under these past leaders. Your wicked leader could not even give PMS or tackle the fraud associated with it like the over invoicing at NNPC etc.

press9jatv:
oyetola construct it from gbongan bridge to Ode omu. Adeleke didn’t touch it at all

press9jatv:
Oyetola touch some part of it but didn’t finish it. Adeleke didn’t touch it at all and it’s in his senatorial district .

gidgiddy:
I laugh when I hear people thanking Gowon for abolishing the 4 Region's Nigeria had and creating states. These people think it was for their benefit but they are yet to understand that it was for the benefit of Gowon and his fellow Northern cohorts

These people never bothered to read the Decrees Gowon used in creating states to realise that Gowon not only gave the North half of the states he created, but that Gowon also abolished resource control and placed all resources in the hands of the Federal government.

As for the war, These people do not also realise that it was Gowon who broke the peace agreement him and Ojukwu signed in Aburi, Ghana, which led to war

Ignorance is a terrible disease

Jakumo:
The African Amazon Warrior Nigerian lawmaker Princess Onuoha has NOT given up on her historic quest to introduce legislation that will LEGALIZE and REGULATE the cultivation, consumption, sale, and export of medical marijuana in Nigeria. The following news report details how physical FIGHTS erupted in the Nigerian House of Representatives this past May 2023, when this landmark legislative bill was reintroduced for a second hearing.

https://saharareporters.com/2023/03/23/nigerian-lawmakers-clash-over-fresh-bill-legalise-marijuana


The tide of history is on the side of Princess Onuoha, and her bold initiative to decriminalize cannabis in Nigeria WILL prevail SOON.

Oshiogwemoh:
I see as osimen tak score ivory coast.

eepeepook:
Is NEPA on colos? What could be the reason? It’s almost three months now we’ve done without electricity and none of their staff have cared to announce in detail what the problem is. The grid has been falling without rising for almost two decades. The price of petroleum products is too high for someone to consider primarily running on generator sets.

What is this madness?!

Racoon:
What does one expect when a government is headed by a very corrupt figurehead who entire life is just nothing but an embodiment of anything but criminality. Meanwhile, this is the one Nigeria criminality they always wanted.

Vision101:
Yeah..... absolutely. I know Mr Yemi Cardoso. Perfect gentleman. I worked under him. He has large pool of brilliant friends that he can draw knowledge from. Nigerian problems are not one man show.

See the mess from emefiele. $7b dollars in forwards out of which $2.4b are fake. Can someone see how deep Nigerian problem is?

The Federal Government, on Saturday, said train services on the Port Harcourt to Aba route would commence operations by the end of March.

The News Agency of Nigeria reports that the Port Harcourt-Aba rail project is part of the larger Port Harcourt-Maiduguri railroad project initiated by former President Muhammadu Buhari’s administration.

The Managing Director, Nigeria Railway Corporation, Mr. Fidet Okhiria, disclosed this in Port Harcourt after leading a delegation to test-run the reconstructed of Eastern Narrow Guage Rail line.

He said workers were currently putting finishing touches on the tracks to ensure that full train operations could begin within the month.

“I am impressed with what I saw today, especially being able to ride the locomotive and wagon on the tracks.

“Last time we visited, we could not use the train because the contractor said it was not proper to run on the train due to imbalance of the tracks.

“The Minister of Transportation, Mu’azu Sambo, has directed that the Port Harcourt route be connected to rail as well as initiate the linkage of Onne Port,” he said.

Okhiria expressed confidence that the contractor would complete the ‘tampering’ of the railroad within two weeks, preceding the targeted three weeks for the train services to resume.

“We are pushing the contractor to make the track safe by deploying semi-automatic signalling of the machine points rather than manual operation.

“Despite resource challenges, the contractors are doing their best and our goal is to achieve this within the next two weeks.

“With this, we aim to commence passenger train services hopefully within March and fully resume transporting people from Port Harcourt to Aba by the end of March,” he assured.


The NRC boss said the project design team had started designing a rail track to connect the Port Harcourt-Aba railroad line to the Onne seaport.

He added that the corporation had begun collaborating with the port’s terminal manager and leading engineers to ensure a smooth project delivery.

“The initial design has been done and handed over to us. We look at it, make corrections and seek approval. Once approved, work will commence,” he added.

[/b]Regarding transport fares, Okhiria mentioned that due to the current high cost of diesel, commuters might have to pay higher fares than what was obtainable before.

He said if the NRC could not cover 100 per cent fuel cost, it would aim to generate at least 50 per cent from passengers to sustain operations.

[b]“Additionally, we will assess the conditions of the roads with intent to cover at least 50 per cent of the road costs.

“The government is working with relevant security agencies to ensure adequate security of the rain line and the linkage of security devices from the trains to the control room.

“Communities should protect what the government is putting in place for us. We are striving to ensure that people who come on the train are safe,” he noted.

Okhiria cautioned traders against conducting business on the rail lines, as the trains would no longer slow down for them to remove their goods before passing.

He said that the trains were scheduled to run according to fixed times across all railroads in the country.

mohbadliveson:
says who?

Zeebuy:
Of course you will, I don't expect anything different

Zeebuy:
That's the kinda people the useless government you support employs; people who can't use their brains

IgweBUIKE1:
lol,,, go and have a several seat, whoever wins doesn't serve any tribe nor sect of people, so pls wake up,,, bad act can't be said to be good because it favors you

Truths9ja:
All this move from Cardoso can’t reduce the price of naira against dollar in the market. Naira is at 1,500 naira against $1 in the parallel market. Cardoso should deal with the importers here. Banning Binance from operating in Nigeria 🇳🇬 is highly wrong and not the right approach to reduce the dollar rate in the market

IgweBUIKE1:
the election with glitches??

The Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria, Olayemi Cardoso, has said that foreign exchange backlogs have been cleared in all the banks except for five of them.

Cardoso said this on Thursday during an investor call facilitated by the Nigerian Exchange Group, during which he said that the remainder of the banks’ FX backlogs would be cleared in the next few days.

The CBN governor stated, “Basically, what we have done with those is that we have paid as much as we can to the point where we have cleared the backlog of all the banks save five. All the banks’ genuine and verifiable backlogs have been cleared, save five.

“We are confident that we will shortly be in a position where the whole issue of forwards would be behind us. I would say in the next few days we should be in a position where the balance of the five would have been put behind us.

“I have tried as much as possible to be consistent on this matter. I don’t make promises I don’t fulfil. The last time I spoke on this matter, I was confident that within one month, we would be more or less out of it and I’m saying again that right now, I think in the course of the next few days maybe a week and a half, this should be put behind us.”


The apex bank governor also revealed that Nigeria had attracted $2bn in foreign portfolio inflows this year.

According to the National Bureau of Statistics, Nigeria recorded a total of $3bn in foreign portfolio inflows in 2023.


In an interview in early February, Cardoso had revealed that about $2.4bn of the $7bn foreign exchange backlog he met when he got into office were from non-existing entities, and requests without import documents among other infractions.

“We discovered that of the roughly $7bn, about $2.4bn had issues. We believed that they had no business being there. The infractions ranged from so many things. For example, not having valid import documents and in some cases entities that did not exist and in some cases, account parties who had asked for foreign exchange and got more than they asked for and some that didn’t even ask for any and got. There were a whole load of infractions there,” he said.

Dpharisee:
it's not about Obi but about his failures, N300b was given to him and all we get are excuses

CrazyBen:
https://dailypost.ng/2024/02/29/gowons-war-statement-can-ignite-crisis-igbo-leader-demands-apology/

Cc Seun
Cc Mynd44

Quodseverismete:
Let me educate you further, NDA is solely a cadet training school for the Army (Like Law school for Lawyers), .

Paraman:
There's nothing you have said here that's not done and can't be done in the NDA.

Quodseverismete:
Some of you will just open mouth and say what you don't even have an idea of. NAUB has recently become one of best University in Nigeria, graduated 2sets of graduates within 6years of it's existence, there's no strike like other conventional universities. Students from all parts of Nigeria are applying for courses in over 10 faculties that was accredited by NUC an angency of FG. In Nigerian Army University, a 4years program has always been 4years, no interuption, in the university, civilians and military work alongside each other, an opportunity you get anywhere. So many world class Laboratories, Libraries, ICT center and many infrastructures you cannot see in old generational universities are already spread of in the Army University. So, to come to the internet accused someone of wasting money is unfair. Take a visit to the school and see things before you conclude.