₦airaland Forum

mrvitalis:
They are now stalkers abi? No wahala

Goodman2023:
You didn't call him a stalker when he was moving under the rain and sun campaigning for Tinubu... tinubu has won, and one yeye tribal idiot now knows how to write an article....
Rubbish

sotall:


To declare a state of emergency on food prices or to ensure that farmers are able to go to their farms without fear of Fulani herdsmen, which one is more effective?

Bombolistic:
These idiots don't understand what is going on. Declaring a state of emmergency on food is not enough. Farmer are not going to farm again cos of insecurity of lives and property. Those willing to go into farming are afraid of those blood thirst herdsmen. Now you're saying that you're going to pump money into agriculture for some unscrupulous elements to pocket.

DatNiggaDaz:
Bro if you ask dem, na gazelle garangaja explanation go come back

leanonme82:
This is only new for social media.

NTA Lagos and LTV usually reads the news in Yoruba, Egun and English. Since forever.

Radio Lagos too. 'Radio lagosi tiwa n tiwa nititi' has also been their music jingle since inception in the 1970s.

Factos.

phemmyfour:
Not the same thing. Bauchi removed English completely.

Lagos isn't doing a new thing, they are just bringing back what we used to have before the arrival of internet. We used to enjoy these in the days of LTV, NTA Lagos and NTA channel 7

OfoIgbo:
Look at this head-hunting cannibal, photoshopping stuff.
For a newspaper published in Jan 05 1906, they wrote "...when he was sacrificed and eaten in Ahiara Mba-Ise in 1906 ..."

That already reveals you all are 419-ners. It is in your blood. Such a publication was never made. Also at that time, they wouldn't have spelt Ahiara Mba-Ise correctly.

But the greatest of your blunders, which shows your illiteracy is the fact that Nigeria came into being in 1914, so the title would never have been "....Cannibals in NIGERIA....."

I advise my fellow Igbos to be wary of the gaslighting coming from scratched-face bigots. That is the way they behave

My attention has been drawn to other young Nigerian change-makers who were equally 2023 Diana Awards recipients and who I inadvertently omitted when I congratulated Miss Onyinye Omenugha. They are Favour Abatang, Oladotun Ajayi, Olalekan Ajayi, Regina Ateb, Abdulhammed Babatunde, Yusuf Babatunde, Blossom Egbude, Chiamaka Juliet Osueke, Joel Mordi, Covenant Odedele, Joy Offere, Melody Okereke, Iyiola Oladunjoye, Oluwatomi Olunuga.

I have always expressed my belief in Nigerian youths to attain great heights and make. impacts on the global stage. I congratulate these young smart Nigerians for the feats they have achieved, and for bringing honour to the nation. I wish them well in their future endeavours an

OfoIgbo:
Nwokem stop corrupting history.

Cannibalism is an abomination in Igbo areas within the Nri sphere of influence. It is an ALU that requires the cleansing of the land by Nri priests.


I have attached the real cannibal regions of Nigeria. Enjoy

Opanka44:
The court ongoing case is making Tinubu to fidget because his fate is still hanging in the balance

During his inaugural speech on May 29th in Abuja, the capital, President Bola Tinubu shocked and delighted reform-minded Nigerians by veering off-script to announce an end to subsidising petroleum products, which for decades has drained the treasury of revenues from the country’s most valuable natural resource. Since then, he has continued to shake the establishment with a string of night-time press statements which heralded the firing of his central-bank governor, the top brass of the army and the heads of several key government agencies, including the police, the customs service and the financial-crimes commission.

His biggest scalp was that of the central banker, Godwin Emefiele, whom the secret police detained—so far without charge—on June 9th. Mr Tinubu explained that “the financial system [had been] rotten” under the supervision of Mr Emefiele, who had held the job for the past nine years.

Many Nigerians blame Mr Emefiele for Nigeria’s economic woes. Since he took office Nigeria has twice fallen into recession. Annual inflation recently hit 22%, the highest for 18 years. The central bank has been accused of profligacy by lending the government $53bn in recent years. Last year debt servicing alone chewed up a grim 96% of government revenues.

Moreover, some of the ousted governor’s other policies were abject failures, such as his sudden plan to redesign some banknotes and scrap the old ones, leading to severe shortages of cash needed by Nigerians for day-to-day living. He was also blamed for overseeing Nigeria’s multiple foreign-exchange rates, which boosted the black market and deterred foreign trade. Mr Tinubu has ordered the immediate reunification of the rates. Their confusing multiplicity contributed to the dramatic decline of foreign direct investment in Nigeria in the past few years.

Whether Mr Emefiele’s arrest is lawful is another matter. Nigeria’s government has often taken a shoot-first-ask-questions-later approach to such matters. A court is expected to determine the constitutionality of the detention by July 13th. Mr Emefiele’s friends say he is an innocent man being scapegoated.

Mr Tinubu’s speedy appointments on the security side are intended to help curb terrorism in the country’s northeast and the scourge of kidnapping in the northwest, as well as violence elsewhere. sbm, an intelligence outfit based in Lagos, the commercial capital, estimates that between July 2021 and June 2022, 3,420 people, including hundreds of schoolchildren, were kidnapped. Mr Tinubu has appointed Nuhu Ribadu, an ex-policeman who once headed the financial-crimes commission, as his new security adviser.

Busy Mr Tinubu has evidently managed to find time to attend to less pressing matters. He has renamed no fewer than 15 airports dotted around the country to honour notable Nigerians with local connections, including Muhammadu Buhari, his dozier predecessor. The main airport in Lagos, where Mr Tinubu made his reputation as a punchy governor, is still named after a previous president, General Murtala Muhammed, who was assassinated in 1976. Nigerians are hoping for livelier yet safer leadership under their new man. ■

This article appeared in the Middle East & Africa section of the print edition under the headline "Fast mover"

saintnegroid:
e don reach our turn una carry gas plant come so that the day e go explode people here go suffer. Lagos don full to establish the gas plant? Wetin do Abuja? Wetin happen to north sef? All the headquarters of all the company una carry am go Lagos but this gas plant una carry am give people wer their lives no matter

kettykings:
If Akwa ibom wants to be in control of their God's given resources then onshore is the way

Offpointng:
Calm down boss

NOC1:
He is right Imo is serious with onshore gas

proeast:
If you lack comprehension ability, then simply go back to primary school.

proeast:
Imo and Akwa Ibom seem to be making serious moves toward gas.

President Bola Ahmed Tinubu meets with Group Managing Director of UTM FLNG Ltd, Mr Julius Rone and his team Ms Emmanuelle Blatmann, The Ambassador of Japan to Nigeria, Ms Hiromi Otuski Deputy Ambassador for Japan to Nigeria, Mr Naoki Noguchi, MD JGC, Mr Sadeeq Mai Bornu.

The GMD of UTM, Mr Julius Rone, MD of Japan Gas Company and Senior VP of Technip presented the prototype of Nigeria's first ever Floating Liquefied Natural Gas (FLNG) facility to President Bola Ahmed Tinubu (GCFR) at the State House.

Nigeria currently has an estimated 209 trillion cubic feet (Tcf) of proven gas and a potential upside of 600 Tcf of gas, the most extensive in Africa, and in the top 10 globally. With the world moving to cleaner energy, Nigeria holds a vantage position.

When the construction of the FLNG facility is completed, it will have an LNG nameplate production capacity of 1.2 million metric ton per annum and a storage capacity of 200,000 cubic meters, as well as ancillary facilities to be located 60 km from the shore of Akwa Ibom State.

optionalY09:
He’s running special center racket and he should be arrested

optionalY09:
Who is this one again, If you refuse to retract your statement they can force you to beg. You’re not the one to give any conditions. Next time you’ll keep quiet in matter you’re not part of