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edi287:
Biden is smart to target infrastructure now instead of wasting time on immigration.
If his new plan is as popular as the American rescue plan then we'll probably be looking at a situation where Dems actually gain seats in mid terms.

2022 is still a time from now though...

edi287:
Loool cry some more useless Akure Milo Yiannopoulos.

"Facts and logic" my foot

VillageBus:
According to cies Bros Jay na 3rd world best player this season

KingAzubuike:
This Ronaldo controversy na part of weytin dey make football sweet. Controversies and arguments are part of what makes up the beautiful game.

Fvck VAR!

ChrisKels:
Ajagun has not retired, forget the adjective(European), water dun find en level, and dude is languishing in South African second division when he is supposed to be in his prime

PrideofLincoln1:
You will hear of it from Umudike where you reside. By the way, how is that independence you are expecting from Trump going ?.

timbros:
Choose one...

Mourinho's 2010 Inter Milan vs Anchelotti's 2005-2007 AC Milan

TalabiAudu:
Rudiger is from Agege under bridge.

Walai

LordReed:
Get ready for the Fox ultra spin. I wish Biden wears a tan suit or brings a coffee mug so they can have something to talk about. LoLz

The federal government has announced dates for the reopening of Kano, Enugu, and Port Harcourt airports, for international flights.

Speaking at the weekly briefing of the presidential taskforce (PTF) on COVID-19 on Monday, Hadi Sirika, minister of aviation, said Kano, Port Harcourt and Enugu airports will be reopened for international flights on April 5, April 15 and May 3 respectively.

There have been calls for the federal government to reopen the international wing of the airports, since it was shut in 2020 as part of efforts to curtail the spread of COVID-19.

The minister had said the decision to suspend international flights in Kano — as is the case with the airports in Enugu and Port Harcourt — was for health and security reasons.

“There have been agitations for us to open Port Harcourt, Enugu and Kano and of course, it takes a tremendous amount of work, appropriation in the management of this virus to be able to open ore departure up other areas of entry,” the minister said.

“We will do only at a time what will be good for the management of this virus, it is very painful especially for us in civil aviation to have our airports closed and our direct source of income affected as we are finding it extremely difficult to pay salaries.

“So, we shut down the airport with great care and when we shut down the airports, we had to keep them running otherwise the facilities in there will get dilapidated for lack of usage. So, it is in our interest to keep them open but unfortunately, we couldn’t because of our collective health and goods of the country and those that do business with Nigeria.

“Now that we have most of the things in place due to the work by the PTF, we will be opening Enugu airport on the 3rd of May 2021. We will be opening Kano on the 5th of April, 2021 and Port Harcourt on the 15th of April, 2021 for international flights.”

Sirika added that everything necessary for the smooth operations of the airports will be put in place before the scheduled date.

Righteousness2:
The World Economic Forum Davos summit, themed as "The Great Reset" in the coronavirus crisis, will take place in Lucerne, Switzerland from May 18 to 21.

Righteousness2:
Many do not know or understand the visit and what is ahead.
Many Have their Eyes wide open but can't see.
Watch out for what comes out from May 18-21.
They are Preparing for you. But many of you are Sleeping.

KingAzubuike:
He might return to United. Cavani is leaving at the end of the season. The number 7 Jersey is vacant