₦airaland Forum

marlow1962:
Lmao 🤣, and yet only 5% of nigerins are rich/wealthy, the rest na so help me God.
Chia, Nigerians wake up bikonu.

Samantha124:
But what surprises me is that in the picture you posted she looks nude, but from what I've read, she never did permitted them to take pictures of her nudes, but she'd instead wear tight clothes for display or her Khoisan attires.

Someone somewhere has been lying to us.

Samantha124:
Well, long live Sarah's ass...

Samantha124:
I know about them, but that ass is just way too big..

Minatouchiha:
Nor go get hope o. That's same thing they did during the elections. Now, here we are.

Samantha124:
Maybe she was disabled..

hopexter:
You’re not wise at all which is why you freely project your foolishness online. So you know more than the foreign and local geologists who explored and discovered oil in Borno?

If the oil in Borno is not of marketable quantities, there wouldn’t be need to waste cost on drilling materials and labour. Pls be reasonable.

Samantha124:
That ass doesn't look normal.

leisuretym:
He’s a cop, undercover

Using observation by participants method, he merely participates in the crime to get you nailed

Nothing on him

MOVIC6:
Shaking how, 29 is sworing in and case is been presented on 30th abi august 5

leisuretym:
Contact him for his service and you will be arrested

ogunsbanjul:
This is how people like you mislead the public. Paint of garri in Lagos State is #800 and Ijebu garri is #1,000.

Were you born or trained to be like this ?

leisuretym:
That guy nah efcc detective, he has apprehended many fraudulent guys

prof22:
Bet am with your life.

mysticwarrior:
This is a clear case of suffering and smiling.

Rayban25:
Oga I dont get what you're happy about this news for...if that drug lord is sworn in he has gotten immunity until four years later..these judges know what they are doing..they want to deliver judgement after may 29 how does that sound?

metrixauto:
Coming to Where? Anambra Onitsha abi?. Keep decieving yourselves

Slurity:
coming to your village.

Kobicove:
Who told you that he was kidnapped?

Did you even read the story?

The Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited (NNPC) has resumed oil exploration in the Lake Chad Basin in Borno state, 6 years after it was stopped.

Officials of the NNPC Energy Service Ltd (ENSERV) said the project is being done under NNPC Frontier Exploration Service for the Nigerian Upstream Petroleum Regulatory Commission, NUPRC.

Exploration commenced in 1976 and continued until 1996 with the processing of 33,000km of 2D Seismic data which identified three prospective sub-basins (Gubio, Maiduguri & Baga/Lake Area).

From this, two wells (Wadi-1 & Kinasar-1) recorded presence of noncommercial gas. Between 2008 and 2018, NNPC processed 1,962.20km2 of 3D Seismic data; in 2014, it suspended the Seismic Acquisition Operations due to insurgency. NNPC in July 2017 also announced the halt of the exploration activities after some workers recorded insurgency attacks.

Daily Trust reported that NNPC completed the security risk assessment to resume operations in 2022 to explore the Wadi-B well. Executive Director, Frontier Exploration Services at NNPC, Mukhtar Zanna, said they will be using ACME Rig 5 to drill 14,000 feet into the Wadi-B well to get oil and associated gas.

President Muhammadu Buhari is expected to join the ceremony virtually and spud-in the Wadi-B oil well drilling in Tuba community , Jere Local Government Area.

Erasused:
ALSO GET A VERIFIED USA BANK ACCOUNT THAT ALLOW YOU TO WITHDRAW FUNDS TO NIGERIAN BANK ACCOUNT.

Kobicove:
Someone who died and was buried over 100years ago, they're asking for the body to be exhumed and returned to Ethiopia.

What do they want to do with it?!

Cassandraloius:
This table is shaking.

The Presidential Election Petition Court, PEPC, sitting in Abuja, today May 23, consolidated the three different petitions that are seeking to upturn the declaration of Bola Tinubu of the APC as the winner of the February 25, 2023 presidential election.

A five-member panel of the court led by Justice Haruna Tsammani, in a unanimous decision, dismissed objections the President-elect, Asiwaju Bola Tinubu and the ruling All Progressives Congress, APC, raised against the merger of the petitions. The court held that Justice of the cases demanded that they should be consolidated and dealt with as one petition since they all relate to the same election. The court then scheduled May 30 for the candidate of the Labour Party, LP, Peter Obi, to open his case against the outcome of the presidential election held on February 25.

Obi initially told the tribunal that he would need seven weeks to present his case through 50 witnesses. Ruling on his application, the court reduced the period to three weeks, even as it gave the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, Tinubu and the Vice President-elect, Senator Kashim Shettima, five days each to defend the petition. In the same vein, the court gave the 4th respondent in the case, Kabiru Masari, three days to also defend himself.

The court stressed that the parties would adopt final briefs of argument on August 5 to enable it to fix a date for judgment.

Aside from Alhaji Atiku Abubakar of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, who came second in the election, and Obi of the LP who came third in the election, the Allied Peoples Movement, APM, equally lodged a petition to challenge the outcome of the presidential election. Though five petitions were initially filed to challenge the return of Tinubu as the winner of the election, however, the Action Alliance, AA, on May 8, withdrew its case, even as the Action Peoples Party, APP, followed suit two days later by also discontinuing further proceedings on its own petition.