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BKayy:There's oil in the South East. Imo State even has huge oil deposits that haven't been explored |
FBI indicted Tailor Abba Kyari, etc without harassment or breaking into houses in the middle of the night. Asking EFCC to behave with professionalism is like asking General Buhari to recognize human rights. |
PDP government was bad, but this APC government has been hellish for Nigeria and Nigerian. Truth be told, we've lost in all facets but zombies will always support their master because of the crumbs they receive |
tiger28:The North has ruled for years, where are they now? |
These threats might not actually be from IPOB |
Proverbs 29:2 When the righteous increase, the people rejoice, but when the wicked rule, the people groan. Proverbs 28:16 A ruler who lacks understanding is a cruel oppressor, but he who hates unjust gain will prolong his days. Proverbs 16:12 It is an abomination to kings to do evil, for the throne is established by righteousness Glory to God in heaven that they've been released. The Pharoah we see today, we shall see no more. |
ILoveDemMANNA:Unlike you, I'm not shameless to agree that both PDP and APC are evil parties. I don't sell my future and my future generation for crumbs. Keep supporting evil, it'll get to you soon |
LordVoldermort:But you imbeciles blamed Jonathan during his tenure. Hypocrisy is your middle name |
Anyone who supports the evils of the present government, I pray these evil befall you. As you've chosen to see Black and call it White, so shall fate your fate be in the nearest future. I remember when Sarrki was praising this government but changed mouth after fulani herdsmen destroyed his farm. is doing same now. The evil you support shall follow you all. Amen |
Anioma, good land in Igbo |
Vaughanlanrewaj:You're not a patriot. Go and check the definition of a patriot |
[s][quote author= post=105043985]Reading[/quote][/s] Reading to talk rubbish, as usual |
Demigod22:Avoid that your friend, he can kill you. |
iamjavadem:Did you read the bill before making this post? |
providencia:It is, but Anambra does it the most |
An Anambra man will take a young man under his tutelage as his "boy", the young man will work for him for up to 5 years. During this period, the young man will learn everything about his master's business. After the agreed period, his master will settle him with cash of up to millions of naira, or set up and stock a shop for him. The young man has already learned everything he needs to do great in that business. This is the reason why Anambra state has the highest number of billionaires in Africa |
Every sane mind knows that APC and Buhari has failed in every ramification. I'm ashamed that people like , Ngeneukwuenu, Sarrki and other sub-humans keep claiming otherwise. , here's a thread I want you to read; https://www.nairaland.com/6711514/dollar-bribes-received-lawmakers-pass. You and your kind didn't comment on that thread as usual. Your darling daddy is an epitome of corruption and you and your kind are disgraces to yourselves and family |
LikeAking:Lolzz. Dude, the school being run by the catholic church doesn't mean only priests and Reverend sisters will teach there.p |
Angelfrost:You're actually right on this. PDP stole but they always tried to hide it but APC is stealing and making us know they're stealing because they know there's nothing we can do about it except wail online |
Ayo2004:It's absolutely disgusting the way some people here readily castigate their countrymen |
Sources in the National Information Technology Development Agency (NITDA) have revealed how the Federal Minister of Communications and Digital Economy of Nigeria, Isa Ali Pantami, bribed officials within the agency to enforce a bill targeted at destroying ICT startups in the country. Sources who spoke with SaharaReporters, stated that the minister has been putting in effort to destroy the technology sector and impose his fundamentalist ideals on the works of other agencies. Pantami’s past call to Jihad and unalloyed support for murderous groups like the Taliban and Al-Qaeda portray him as a dyed-in-the-wool Islamic fundamentalist. Yet, President Muhammadu Buhari appointed Pantami as communications minister to control the country’s massive data and telephone infrastructure and other sensitive details of national intelligence. The President also recently stood by the minister after his past support for terrorist groups became public knowledge. "This jihad is an obligation for every single believer, especially in Nigeria,’’ Pantami said in one of his vicious preachings in the 2000s. “Oh God, give victory to the Taliban and al-Qaeda (Allahumma’ nṣur Ṭālibān wa-tanẓīm al Qā‘ida).” SaharaReporters, however, learnt that Pantami recently took members of the board of NITDA to Turkey, in a bid to bribe them to get his controversial bill to scale through. One of the sources said, “Pantami tries to destroy technology sector and systematically encroach on works of other agency. He took members of the board of NITDA to Turkey, trying to bribe them over such bills." "They were in Turkey last two months and the fruits of the bribery that will destroy startups in the ICT sector and create more jobless Nigerians is on track,” another source said. The new bill for which Pantami is lobbying officials is targeted at repealing the National Information Technology Development Agency Act, no 28 2007. SaharaReporters obtained a copy of the bill titled ‘A bill for an Act to repeal the National Information Technology Development Agency Act, no 28 2007 and enact the National Information Technology Development Agency Act to provide for the administration, implementation, regulation of information technology systems and practices as well as digital economy in Nigeria and for related matters’. The bill, according to sources, seeks to repress (regulate) the information technology sector as it highlights weighty penalties for offenders ranging from N3 million for individual offenders to N30 million for corporate offenders. Section 20 of the bill under Licensing And Authorisations explicitly spells out the requirement for licences, registrations and authorisations for operators in this sector. It read, “The Agency shall by Regulation issue licenses and authorisations for operators in the information technology and digital economy sector, and such regulation shall provide for licensing and authorisation criteria including renewal, suspension, and revocation conditions to promote free-market operation and competition, among others.” Subsection 2 states, “The Agency shall determine and register operators in the information technology and digital economy sector. Such register shall be published. ”Any person or body corporate who operates an information technology or digital economy service, product, or platform contrary to the provisions of this Act, commits an offence.” Section 21 lists the classes of licences and authorisations to include: Product License, Service Provider License and Platform Provider License. The bill states a N3 million to N30 million fine for offenders over “non-payment upon expiration of a demand notice of an assessed levy within 2 months by a corporate body... Where a person or body corporate fails to comply with the regulations, standards, guidelines, frameworks, circulars, directives or any subsidiary legislation issued by the Agency in the discharge of its duties under this Act...” It adds, “Where a person or body corporate attempts to or denies any person authorised by the Agency or by law, entry into premises or access to records or data, in pursuance of the provisions of this Act, such a person or body corporate commits an offence and is liable on conviction: (a) in the case of an individual, to a fine of not less than N3,000,000.00 or imprisonment for a term of not less than 1 year or both; and (b) in the case of a body corporate, to a fine of not less than N30,000,000.00 and in addition, every director and principal officer of such body corporate shall individually be liable to not less than N3,000,000.00 or imprisonment for a term of not less than 2 years or both.” The bill also states in subsection 4: “Where a person or body corporate imports or deploys the usage of any information technology equipment that has been designated by the Agency as requiring approval before importation or deployment, without first obtaining such approval or complying with the conditions imposed by the Agency for the importation and usage of the equipment, the person or body corporate commits an offence and is liable on conviction...” The new bill, when signed into law, will protect the agency and employees from legal suits. Section 28 of the bill titled ‘Limitation of suits against the Agency’ reads, “Subject to this Act, the Public Officers Protection Act shall apply in relation to any suit instituted against any member, officer, or employee of the Agency. ”Notwithstanding anything in any other law, no suit against the Agency, a member of the Board, the Director-General of the Agency or any other officer or employee of the Agency for any act done in pursuance or execution of this Act or any other law, or of any public duty or authority or regarding any alleged neglect or default in the execution of this Act or any other law, duty or authority, shall lie or be instituted in any court unless it is commenced: (a) within three months after the act, neglect or default complained of; or (b) in the case of a continuation of damage or injury, within six months after the ceasing of such damage or injury. “No suit shall be commenced against the Agency, a member of the Board, the Director-General of the Agency, or any other employee of the Agency before the expiration of a period of one month after written notice of the intention to commence the suit shall have been served on the Agency by the intending plaintiff or his or her agent. ”The notice referred to in subsection (3) of this section shall clearly state the: (a) cause of action; (b) particulars of the claim; (c) name and address of the intending plaintiff; and (d) relief claimed.” http://saharareporters.com/2021/08/17/terror-linked-buharis-minister-pantami-bribes-information-tech-agency-board-members
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It surprises me that people are still canvassing to get Tinubu into Aso rock. Nigerians love suffering. I pray that the dream I had where Nigeria divided into different parts will come to pass so that the regions who want to progress will do so unhindered and the regions that want to go back to the 19th century will do so too |
Selective justice because he's a northerner. Southern Nigeria has got to be the most gullible and foolish people on Earth. Keep screaming One Nigeria while the north rape you guys front and back |
esdeemiami:Northern representatives far outnumber the southern reps and so when bills like this come up, the northerners will always vote in favour of themselves |
CSTRR:I read the comment of the idiot you quoted and I was shocked. The truth is that this country has passed the stage of redemption |
benuejosh:One Nigeria kii u there. Go to irigwe community and tell them about one Nigeria and see if they won't bury you alive |
If you believe that God exists, I don't see why you shouldn't believe in rituals |
mrvitalis:beautiful analysis. We need people with your kinda mentality in government |
Omoluabi1stborn:I think you should read the post before yours. The poster was very apt |
I'm currently in Ụmụahia and I'm surprised with how good their roads are. All these stories I've been hearing on nairaland about how bad their roads are don't seem to be true. Apart from their roads being narrow, the roads are well maintained |
Patriotism is loyalty to the country, not loyalty to the leaders. Anybody who supports this rubbish of rehabilitating known murders, I pray you experience the same thing. Amen |
focus7:I'm Igbo and since I was born I've never seen where a lady under 18 years old got married |
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? Maybe in the next 100 years!