₦airaland Forum

Decryptor:
Mhenn...it was during that lockdown period when even N500 meant alot. I heard that she collected 3k overnight from one guy. She needed money desperately to leave Abuja

Truthissupreme:
Even buhari leaves every month to go to hospital abroad

Should the nurses remain here

Decryptor:
Large with very dark areolas. My spec too. I wanted to hookup with her but she was relocating that very day

Choiii
Badt guy
Chop knuckle

Your god save you shaa...she for bill you wella

Decryptor:
Yeah...found out much later that she is into all these their so-called "hookups" so I bet that was her subtle way of advertising.

She had very nice standing pointed titties though.

That explains it then

Were the pointed titties small, medium, large or extra large?
I luv em large though

Decryptor:
Semi-Madness

At least she wore bra sha. I have seen a lady come out one morning to buy stuff in a provision store with that kind of net dress with nothing behind it. Her bare breasts and nipples were just flashing.

What

Toks2008:
Not all men love big back side.

Today, I teamed up with my friend Sesugh Akume to take the CBN and Godwin Emefiele to court.

The court, because it is the last hope of the common man.

It is manifestly obvious that the bad policies of the CBN under Mr Emefiele has led to high inflation, a weakened naira, a poor exchange rate, instability in the economy, etc, and this is not just as a result of the unstable price of crude oil in the global market as many like to deceive the unsuspecting public.

All these the apex institution has done while breaking the law. As declared in our court filings, the CBN under Mr Emefiele has been engaged in the illegality of lending to the federal government more than the prescribed 5% of the government’s revenues of the previous year. In 2020, for instance, the Bank lent the government 2.8 trillion naira which is 62% of 2019 revenues!

Worse, the Bank further lends to the federal government even when it is yet to refund what was previously borrowed (presently, the federal government owes the CBN 15.51 trillion naira, 14.86 trillion of this under the Buhari regime) contrary to the express provisions of section 38 of the CBN Act.

Our demand, far from being radical, is pretty simple and commonsensical:

We ask the court to weigh what we have presented before it - what we believe to be some incontrovertible evidence backed with research and data - and come to the inevitable conclusion that Mr Emefiele and the CBN are grossly incompetent and on record for the sake of posterity; to stop them from further lending to the government under ways and means - which will adversely affect unborn generations - until the trillions of naira owed are refunded in full, and to never lend beyond the prescribed 5% of the previous year’s revenues. We believe that this provision was added in the CBN Act for a germane reason.

Like Sesugh said in his press statement, this is possibly a novel lawsuit asking the court to declare a public institution/officer incompetent based on the evidence before it, and establish that public institutions/officers can be held liable/accountable for their failures, especially as they affect the public negatively.

A date has not yet been fixed for the hearing.

Beebah2000:
why are u trying to be nice?

Maybe he has changed for good

Simdyofficial:
e no make sense. Bridesmaid na just to showcase oneself like ''my own too go come''.. So any married woman wey do such dey find something else

Simdyofficial:
married women don't do bridesmaid

iamyemiakins:
I'm sure the groom would've fvcked at least one of the bridesmaids in time past

Una say wahala be like wetin again

Las Las shaa, as sweet as a lady's backside is, it's just one of the several alluring physical features of a woman, especially when very very prominent.

Nevertheless, ladies with less prominent backsides definitely have other alluring physical features and personalities

No go kill yourself because you no get yansh...man wey go love you go still love you whether flat nyash or big nyash

Sodiq3:
INEC insists on e-transmission of results without recourse to NCC


The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has said it does not need the approval of the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) to transmit election results electronically.

It argued that the decision by the National Assembly to subject its constitutional power to conduct elections to the NCC was absolutely unconstitutional.

Recall that during the debate on Section 52(3) of the Electoral Amendment Act Bill (which deals with electronic transmission), by lawmakers, they had asked the electoral umpire to seek the approval of the NCC before going on with e-transmission of results.

Speaking at the Commission’s third quarterly meeting with media executives, yesterday, in Abuja, National Commissioner and Chairman, Electoral Operations & Logistics Committee, Prof. Okechukwu Ibeanu, said rather than seeking NCC’s approval, the electoral body has the constitutional mandate to impose duties on NCC to achieve the electronic transmission of results.

slim75d:
na so e suppose be na, when shark enter wata other fishes they show respect.
Unlike the tribe that doesn't have a big king or even show respect for their little kings

Respect should be earned...not deserved
As long as you don't go about disrespecting and insulting people

Cantonese:
In all, everyone should have SIM pin aside from phone lock for safety reasons.

Terrence99:
Oponu, you incompetent fools in FIRS wanted to apply for stay of of execution pending appeal, you wrote a letter to the court. Is that procedure gotten by writing letters? Dumb fools. Your entire legal department of FIRS should be sacked. That is what happens when you use tribalism, favouritism and political loyalty to recruit lawyers. Shebi FIRS is fond of underground recruitments, You fools will learn the hard way. You will learn by force that government work is not for blockheads and misfits.

There are 3 things you don't recruit with tribalism: your lawyer, your doctor, your pilot.

As for the North, better start looking for how you wil tax banditry and kidnapping. By the time the South is done with you, you will be begging Nigerian Breweries to establish their factory beside the Sultan's Palace.

Word
I really pity the north.
Their leaders said they were educationally disadvantaged and introduced the quota system and federal character.
They didn't know they were busy discouraging hardwork, industriousness and entrepreneurship from among their populace while the south was doing the complete reverse. They thought it was a show of power and lordship over the south.
The smelly food they were busy cooking is almost done...they must eat it

myami:
Concerning the bill on VAT, Obasa said it would lead to “increase in revenue and increase in infrastructural development.

This is in line with fiscal federalism that we have been talking about.”

Obasa said the VAT law when passed, would help the state meet challenges in its various sectors. He also urged the Lagos State government to do everything legally possible to ensure the judgement of a Federal High Court, Port Harcourt, is sustained even up to the Supreme Court.

He lamented a situation where about N500 billion is generated from Lagos State while N300 billion is generated from other southwest states and paltry amounts are disbursed to them in return.

O boy

FG go hear am

Wike has led the way

Toeze:
Ooh. Now I'm truly understanding why even Afghanis were deadly desperate to run out of their own country. I must say America messed them up big time. You went to their country uninvited, stoked up a war, radicalised and armed their rebels, then ran away, leaving their helpless civilians in a worse state than you found them