₦airaland Forum

Bluntemperor:
Most of the Governors are not only Lazy but Greedy - and have No Mercy On the Masses.
They hide under Debt for many of the States Not To Functions but will be indirectly blaming the Federal Govt- when there is no Significant and Identify Projects they are using the Money 🤑 ( Fund)For.
- Most States -have Rural Areas - but have Neglected them ,like their predecessors - for Rural Areas In Nigeria - Lacks Basic Things of Life( Water, Regular-Light 🚨,Water, Health Care Delivery ( Hospitals,etc.
So,Where Are They Spending 💰 the Money,except On Themselves and Family Members- but will tell you is Part of the Loan - Servicing.
Nigerians are really Suffering!
• What Is Bayelsa Doing In That List, please?
What Is the Population of Bayelsa as Compared to the Humongous NBILLIONS Money quarterly being Collected from the Federation Accounts?
Where Are The Projects Development in Bayelsa?
Which Projects Are they Paying Loans On, because for years now,we have not heard anything serious going on there!

michroskrve:
Another propaganda by Obidients and Arise to sell the Packaged fraudster. Fidelity is Owing billions of Naira and he is rated A+. Your propaganda didn't work 2 years ago. Una never learn lesson

olaolulazio:
Good.
How about Hero beer ?

Dougad:
A worthless bank with poor service that can actually leave you stranded even though you get millions for account.

Ofunaofu:


4% of the entire Lagos—Calabar coastal highway completed and commissioned

mrhowoto:
You are right. This is what you get when you try to educate an illiterate. Even a layman knows that when parties settle out of court, the trial judge strikes out the matter. The fool you quoted has refused to learn.

Gregorian2020:
You illiteracy has given birth to stupidity that is now ravage you socialism. You who needed to be educated is claiming to educate others. You think education is to pick a phone and start typing with you have no understanding about. Some of you in this platform needs to go back to school and learn more

Gregorian2020:
Most of this reporters are giving out report out of content. The judge didn't strike it out, it is the complainants who applied that they wants to settle out of court. What kind of journalism are we practicing in Nigeria? This reporter's are confusing the masses thereby creating another perspective in the mind of the masses

OfoIgbo:
Bini royalty are Nri descendants

Esseite:
Let's get into deeper thinking...

Nigeria has run aground and there is no recovery, the only way this country can survive is a peg on birthrate, so its available infrastructure/resources can keep holding while it becomes excess overtime, which would propel employment and eradicate poverty. (eg, china one child policy that lasted 35 years 1980 - 2015, the period of Chinese boom)

We assume Nigeria was better in the past, it was not better, the resources and infrastructure could only sustain the then population alongside corruption and still have leftovers.. with comfort comes population.. that is why developed worlds dont joke with taxes, the richer you get, the higher you pay, so you never get comfortable to excess breed. But here, we barely have taxes and religious doctrines on birth control overshadows logic and common sense.

We bred much more than the resources and infrastructure could carry alongside our world renowned corruption (eg, The lawmaker with 24 direct children) .. now we are in a mess, because we barely have the resources and infrastructure we used to have when we were even assumed comfortable, but left with an unguarded massive population of a developed world.. (case study: how come Nigerians felt better on all ramifications during Obasanjo's admin despite oil sold at $21, Abacha's at $10 etc)

Am not a doomsayer, but The only and fastest way forward for Nigeria, is to go backwards. If we continue this way, we would only end up with a very terrible unabating civil conflict (insecurity, banditry, kidnapping, scammers, grandscale corruption and eventually maybe internal war from casting blames) when the centre can no longer hold because everyone would be scrambling for anything and everything (nepotism, lack of federal character) .. it's unfortunate these are already happening.

Unigrad:
You still come here come support your failed Ize Iyamu?
Haba, how much Dem pay you?

Daewang:
These people should stop making noise jare. ]They should pack away the corpse of the dead afonja for burial or whatever. Any dirty afonja that makes noise must be crushed by the military .

ANSMEDIA:
Anambra excels at Abuja Literary Festival Grand Slam.

By Chisom Udeoba

Members of Anambra Literary Society are currently representing Anambra State at the Abuja Literary Festival.

On Friday, July 12, 2019, during the Grand Poetry Slam session which took place at the Exhibition pavillion, Garki, Abuja, poets from different parts of Nigeria including Anambra State competed for the grand prize of four hundred thousand naira.

All the participants from Anambra State made it to the finals but one of them, Divine Onyekwena emerged as the second runner - up.

While speaking to ABS, Divine Onyekwena appreciated God and Anambra Literary Society for the opportunity to represent Anambra State.

On his part, The Director of Anambra Literary Society, Mr Chimuanya Chemo Egenti expressed satisfaction with the performance of Team Anambra at the Abuja Literary Festival Grand Slam as it showed the literary prowess of Ndi Anambra.

He added that some of the participants had earlier competed in other Slams in Anambra State especially Divine who emerged the Slam Champion at the PIN Poetry Slam Anambra and the first runner up at the Anambra Literary Society Slam.

This is coming barely one week after Poets in Nigeria, Nigerian Students Poetry Prize award which saw a young Onye Anambra from Chukwuemeka Odumegwu Ojukwu University, Mr Damian Okpara emerge as the first runner - up winning a cash prize of hundred thousand naira. Other young Ndi Anambra made it to the finals out of over 500 entries.

The Abuja Literary Society Festival ends today, Saturday with performances from different people including another member of the Anambra Literary Society, Chisom Udeoba.