₦airaland Forum

raumdeuter:
Coach of the year Mancini

AmazonTopaz:
Read through this thread


https://twitter.com/mjs_DC/status/1507105642401734665?t=vQND6Hd5cd4K6vwfOYsKJA&s=19


Democrats better expand their senate majority this midterms Biden maybe getting a second nominee.

Sanpipita come and see
Where is pdpguy, hapney65 and gambojimeta?

Ibime:
Very well, especially as Jogginghoe just led Italy to home loss against North Macedonia

timbros:
On this day in 2012 we said "I do".

Guys join me in celebrating our 10th year wedding anniversary.

It's been God all the way.

One decade down, forever to go...

investnow2013:
Latest on Anambra International Cargo & Passenger Airport Umueri

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QxfIjAsZEqA

Spandau:
The only thing I see this woman doing, if Nigerians get hypnotized enmass to install her as president, is to graduate the "Diezani" syndrome to higher scales while making Nigeria a kunnu producing and exporting country.

Petyprincess:
Celebrated my birthday yesterday with friends, and yes I was the caterer

Industrialization

The media professional said she intends to merge all specific projects to create a product that can be easily evaluated in 10 years.

She said, "The way we intend to go about it is to create a vision for what we want the country to look like. There are specific projects, but rather than having them as projects we need to combine them to create products, whereby in 10 years, we want to have this amount of industrialization in this area.

"So we are creating jobs, employment, health services, everywhere you have an industrial path, and powering them with the energy sector. By this, we are also creating an enabling environment for investors, and a safe place for skill acquisition and transfer of knowledge."

Women Inclusion

An Okunnu-Lamidi-led government will advocate for a 50% inclusion rare for women in politics and governance.

In her words, "as a woman, I cannot but champion these policies for us to have a 50% women inclusion rate.

She explained that this is what Nigeria needs if leaders must make good decisions. She also noted that women determine the wealth of the nation.

"It is definitely what we need if we are going to make good decisions. Women's inclusion ensures that policies are able to carry along as many women as possible. There's a woman in every household. If you do not enable these women, the poorer the women the poorer the nation," she said.

Education and Innovation

The 38-year-old, who hails from Lagos Island, noted that Nigeria is yet to meet world standards, and if elected, her government would bridge the knowledge and application gap between the nation and the rest of the world through technology.

"Our children here can learn the same things that their counterparts are learning across the world. This also helps us in the application of knowledge. What we do in Nigeria is to only teach, we do not actually teach to apply knowledge, or how to think in different scenarios and situations.

"We have put these two hand-in-hand (education and innovation) because where we are at the moment is so far behind that we have to use technology to meet the standards of the world."

Governance and Welfare

Mrs Okunnu-Lamidi said that the Nigerian government has missed its essence of governance by competing with local businesses.

"We think governance is business, that is why governments are competing with businesses, that is wrong government.

She further said her government, if elected, will ensure that the government agencies and parastatals will focus on their functions in order to elevate people living "beneath the dignity average of human existence."

Law and Security

"Without law, there is no order", Okunnu-Lamidi said. She explained that the state of security in the country can be controlled by law and justice.

"So we put law and security hand-in-hand so that the justice system can work very closely with the security system and we can solve our security issues through legal means."

The presidential aspirant, who is the daughter of former Federal Commissioner of Works and Housing, Lateef Femi Okunnu (SAN), officially declared her intention to run for the Office of the President of Nigeria in 2023 in January 2022

The founder and chief executive officer of Slice Media Solutions disclosed that she is motivated to vie for the presidency because of her desire to restore hope and make Nigeria work for all Nigerians.

benalvino3:
I hope you keep the same sentiment when obama time comes. The droning of children and the bombing of countries

DumaEmpire:
But ripping the club off in the process ofcourse.

Money gotten from sale of tickets goes straight to the Premier League and FA purses. Not even to the Ukrainian people who claim to care about.

Omo the team has been performing outstandingly without the fans.... That's way better than this rip off

Himtulie247:
Do you now how much ILS , Glides lope , localizer , runway lights etc cost ? Even in foreign countries not all runways are CAT 1 certified ! Please go find out about Cost of Avionics and then come back and rewrite your comments !
Or you think is just concrete and Betumine

AmazonTopaz:
Former U.S Secretary of State Madeleine Albright has passed on.

Segedinho:
With Chelsea..

There is always something to say

The Federal Executive Council (FEC) has approved N92.1 billion for the construction of a second runway at the Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport, Abuja.

The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that the Council’s approval came barely 24 hours after the inauguration of the new terminal building at the Murtala Mohammed International Airport (MMIA), Lagos, by President Muhammadu Buhari.

At the inauguration of the terminal, the president directed the Minister of Finance, Budget and National Planning to look for special funding for the construction of the Abuja second runway.

The president also directed the Minister of the Federal Capital Territory to conclude the documentation of the approved 12,000 hectares of land to accommodate the runway and other developmental projects.

Addressing State House correspondents on the outcome of the Council’s meeting, presided over by Mr Buhari, on Wednesday in Abuja, the Minister of Aviation, Hadi Sirika, said the administration would use same pattern it had used to raise funding for all of its other projects across sectors to achieve the new task.

According to him, the Abuja runway project is expected to be completed within the next 12 months.

The federal government had in 2017 repaired the airport’s runway at the cost of N5.8 billion.

Originalsly:
Hmmmm.... a fully vaccinated passenger has to be tested on arrival. Why?..... if he is fully vaccinated is he not protected from contracting the virus? Can someone explain?... I'm really confused.

The federal government says from April 4, fully-vaccinated travellers entering Nigeria will no longer be required to take pre-departure PCR COVID tests.

Boss Mustapha, chairman of the presidential steering committee (PSC) on COVID-19, said this on Monday at a media briefing in Abuja.

​The PSC chairman said although there has been a consistent decline in number of cases around the world, it should not be a reason completely relax protocol considering recent report of infections in countries like China and South Korea.

He said the the PSC has reviewed the situations around the world and revised the international travel protocol which is expected to come into effect on April 4.

“In-bound (fully vaccinated) passengers arriving in Nigeria will no longer be required to take a pre-departure PCR COVID-19 test,” he said.

“On arrival, for fully vaccinated passengers, a sample will be taken at the airport for rapid antigen test by the NCDC within the arrival hall of the airport.

“Passengers who are unvaccinated or partially vaccinated shall take a COVID-19 PCR test 48 hours before departure, or do a day 2 and day 7 test on arrival. Such passengers will be expected to pay for their PCR tests through the travel platform.

“Fully vaccinated passengers will not be charged for arrival rapid antigen tests at the airport.”

Mustapha added that the rules also apply to children aged between 10 and 18.

“Rules that apply to fully vaccinated adults also apply to children aged 10 to 18 years; they will not be required to have pre-arrival PCR tests but will have a sample taken at the arrival hall but not charged,” he said.

“All passengers travelling out of Nigeria are encouraged to be fully vaccinated and to fully comply with COVID-19 protocol and requirements in their country of destination.

“The PSC continues to strongly recommend the use of face masks in enclosed environments. In open spaces, the use of face masks is discretional.”

Onuoha1234:
What is in commissioning an airport that the President of a country will perform? Weep for Africa's greatest country to be?

yinkeys:
Another qualifiers again ?
I thought the falconets qualified already

PrinceOfLagos:
Traffic go too much for Ikeja tomorow

oluwaahmed:
Is it that taribo did not make money while in Europe? Why is he looking like someone that has not left the shores of Ogun state