₦airaland Forum

Kenturkey048:
Na lie..

The person has to save yours also for you to see statuses.

Wrong. You can see the Whatsapp status of people who don't save your no....provided they've made the settings on their status public.

Are you new to Whatsapp

You can see the status of anybody who's number you save, except the person restricts the audience to view his status

Rumours have been going round that the APC Presidential candidate is the reason for the Naira redesign. The attending difficulties it has posed has now made many Northerners see Tinubu as the cause of the Naira crisis.



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u5b9Mtfmgvk

healthwatchline:
Itching is a tingling or irritation of the skin that makes you want to scratch a particular area of your body or all part of your body. It is very common to experience itching after having a shower or bathing, there is no need for you to feel embarrassed or frustrated about that. Showers are meant to be relaxing and chilling after a long busy day or when preparing for a long busy day.

https://healthwatchline.com/2023/02/21/causes-of-after-shower-itch-and-how-to-manage-it/

I use to wonder what causes it.
I feel Sometimes the soap you use, the water etc

As seen on a Friend's Facebook post.
Kogi in the bag

Here I am.. playing it local!. APC..Sweep it clean!.

APC..my party!.
Asiwaju..✅
Karimi..✅
Foley..✅
Olawumi..✅

Who is the most discussed Presidential candidate on Nairaland?

It has always been a trend that the most discussed Presidential candidate in any Nigerian election on Nairaland, always wins.

SadiqBabaSani:
fake

You didn't watch the video
Soldiers sing any kind song when in a happy mood.
Obi kerekenke is also a song they've been singing in barracks for decades

temitope27:
bros, it's just 8days

If its 8 days, what makes you think so? Are you just believing it will happen like that.

temitope27:
I live in akure, and am very sure ASIWAJU will win

Tinubu cannot win only with South West vote.
Atiku and the Anambra man still have more chance than Tinubu

duro4chang:
Tinubu is going to win the election. That's certain

Don't sit down in your Oshogbo Lagos and say Tinubu is going to win.
You're not INEC Chairman.

Bola Tinubu's Newspaper are also conducting polls
Allow Independent bodies to do that job

yarimo:
Margaret obi should reduce bleaching haba

No election on social media

GENUINE POPULATION STATISTICS OF CHRISTIANS & MUSLIMS IN NORTHERN NIGERIA BY GEO-POLITICAL ZONES

1) NORTH-EAST:
Adamawa State: 60% Christians 40% Muslims.

Taraba State: 75% Christians 25% Muslims

Gombe State: 45% Christians 55% Muslims

Borno State: 30% Christians 70% Muslims

Bauchi State: 30% Christians 70% Muslims

Yobe State: 25% Christians 75% Muslims

2) NORTH-CENTRAL
Benue State: 95% Christians 5% Muslims

Plateau State: 90% Christians 10% Muslims

Nasarawa State: 70% Christians 10% Muslims 20% Traditional

Kogi state 60% Christians 40% Muslims

Kwara State: 40% Christians 60% Muslims

Niger State: 40% Christians 30% Muslims 30% Traditional

3) NORTH-WEST:
Kano State: 25% Christians 75% Muslims

Jigawa State: 15% Christians 85% Muslims

Katsina State: 30% Christians 70% Muslims

Sokoto State: 10% Christians 90% Muslims

Zamfara State 20% Christians 80% Muslims

Kebbi State 30% Christians 60% Muslims 10% Traditional

Kaduna State: 55% Christians 45% Muslims

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Students of University of Abuja mock APC presidential candidate, Bola Tinubu, at a town hall event hosted for Labour Party's Peter Obi and his running mate, Yusuf Datti Baba-Ahmed, in Abuja, on Friday.


https://www.facebook.com/LeadershipNGA/videos/3357830947823100/?app=fbl

The Sultan of Sokoto, Muhammad Sa’ad Abubakar has denied endorsing the Labour Party presidential candidate, LP, Peter Obi.

Abubakar described the reported endorsement of Obi as false.

A report had quoted Abubakar as saying Nigerians should hold him responsible if Obi failed to perform as president.

Reacting, the Sultan of Sokoto said such a report was false, while charging those behind it to produce evidence.

A statement by the monarch’s Media Aide, Prince Bashir said Obi never visited his palace on Wednesday or Thursday.

The statement reads: “For the avoidance of doubt, the statement is fake because such an irresponsible write-up, credited to him, could not have emanated from anywhere near or around His Eminence Alhaji Muhammad Sa’ad Abubakar, the Sultan of Sokoto and President of NSCIA.

“It would interest Nigerians to know that the Presidential Candidate of the Labour Party, Peter Obi, was not one of those that paid a visit to the palace, whether on Wednesday or Thursday.

“The simple challenge is to ask them to publish a copy of the letter purportedly written by the Sultan or a video or audio clip where he endorsed Peter Obi and denied APC’s Tinubu as contained in their peddled fakeness.”

https://www.google.com/amp/s/dailypost.ng/2023/01/20/2023-its-false-sultan-of-sokoto-denies-endorsing-peter-obi/%3famp=1

Peter Obi

National Vice Chairman of APC Presidential Campaign Council, Senator Godswill Akpabio on Friday, received in the audience, the leadership of 250 Presidential Support Groups based in Akwa Ibom State, with a charge on them to ensure the victory for the party at all levels in the forthcoming general elections in the state.

A statement by his Chief Press Secretary, Mr Jackson Udom, quoted the former Senate Minority Leader while receiving the groups in Ikot Ekpene Local Government Area of the state.

The statement also quoted Akpabio as expressing dismay over anti-party activities by some leaders who he alleged were supporting “Tinubu in the morning and Atiku at night.”

What I will not support is a situation where some leaders of the party in the state would be shouting Asiwaju in the day and PDP (Atiku) in the night. I am very much aware of a particular person in our party, who has publicly endorsed the governorship candidate of the PDP and its Senatorial candidate but would rush down to Uyo to say I am the chairman of the rally for Tinubu. Which Tinubu are you talking about?”

duro4chang:
That is your business. It is none of mine. The election has nothing to do with tribe. We are talking of of competent leader, the best man for the job and you are talking about tribe. Why are you so tribalistic? Think right. Obi is not competent. He is effeminate. Docile and a thief. We don't need him
He should go to Agulu and contest as the president of their town union or better still as the president of spare parts sellers

All of you in the South are mumu akuyas. Keep fighting yourselves, Atiku will be the next President this year.
North don't have time insulting ourselves whether PDP or NNPP. At the end of the day, we will all vote Atiku. Our population is still more than all of you in the South combined plus your Igbo brothers.

The numbers of our PVC will tame your madness on social media with your Obi and Tinubu.

duro4chang:
That is none of your business. Why should my choice be your concern? Are you scared? Are you jittery? Come to think of it, do you know I don't bother myself about who you want to vote for? This is democracy. We have freedom to choose our leaders. Right to vote and be voted for. Choose who you want and let me choose who I want. Don't give yourself unnecessary heart attack about my choice.

I simply think that some Yorubas like you think that 2023 election is a competition between Yorubas and Igbos.. as your politicians have made you believe.

Keep deceiving yourselves....no Southern politician may emerge as President. Power will still remain here in the North.

duro4chang:
No amount of mudsling and character assassination can stop the victory of Tinubu the incoming president.

Tinubu will only win if you're the one to vote on behalf of all Nigerians.

FactBoyz:
See photos below

Is that not photoshop?
Btw I think Peter Obi's image sells more than any other candidate. Reason some politicians in PDP and APC use his pictures for campaigning

Tinubu and his resource teams will waste so much money prelude to the election.

Many of my PDP neigbours attend both APC and NNPP politcal rallies to get as much money as possible. When they come back home, you see them counting how much they were able to get.
Its only LP that is yet to organise any major rally here in the North

NIGERIAN SUPREME COUNCIL FOR ISLAMIC AFFAIRS (NSCIA)

COMMUNIQUE ISSUED AT THE END OF THE SPECIAL EXTRAORDINARY MEETING OF THE EXPANDED GENERAL PURPOSE COMMITTEE (EGPC) OF THE NIGERIAN SUPREME COUNCIL FOR ISLAMIC AFFAIRS (NSCIA) HELD ON WEDNESDAY, 4TH JUMADAH THANIYAH 1444/ 28TH DECEMBER 2022 AT THE NATIONAL MOSQUE AUDITORIUM, ABUJA
COMMUNIQUE

1.0 PREAMBLE
The Nigerian Supreme Council for Islamic Affairs (NSCIA) convened a special extraordinary meeting of its Expanded General Purpose Committee (EGPC) with a view to appraising the state of the Ummah, considering the reports of its various committees and taking a position on the 2023 general elections.

The meeting was presided over by the President-General of NSCIA and Sultan of Sokoto, His Eminence, Alhaji Muhammad Sa’ad Abubakar IV, CFR, mni. It was attended by Muslim leaders across the country including the Deputy President General, NSCIA (South), Alh. Rasaki Oladejo;
Secretary General, NSCIA, Prof. Is-haq Oloyede, CON; the former Secretary to the Government of the Federation, Alh. Yayale Ahmed, CFR; the Secretary-General of Jama’atu Nasril Islam (JNI), Dr. Khalid Aliyu; the Executive Secretary of the Muslim Ummah of Southwest Nigeria (MUSWEN), Prof. Muslih T. Yahaya; many Senior Advocates of Nigeria; senior Academics; Traditional Rulers; top executives; other eminent personalities and leaders of Islamic organisations from different parts of the country.

2.0 RESOLUTIONS
After extensive deliberations, the Committee resolved as follows:

1. Muslims should collect their Permanent Voter Cards (PVCs) as evidence has revealed that many Muslims who registered are yet to collect their cards.

2. Nigerians should freely choose the best candidates and vote those who will lead with justice, fairness and righteousness in line with our usual prayer, “O Allah, make the best of us our leaders, and don’t make the worst of us our leaders. Don’t make us, on account of our sins, be under those who will neither fear you nor be compassionate to us"

3. The Federal Government should ensure free, fair, peaceful and credible general elections in 2023 by providing the necessary environment through adequate voter mobilisation and appropriate security measures.

4. Nigerians should evolve a standard process of electing not only eligible candidates but also suitable ones because the eligibility criteria are too general to the extent that unsuitable people ultimately get elected to the positions of authority. In essence, there is an urgent need to raise the bar of leadership in Nigeria beyond basic qualifications.

5. More Muslims should establish private universities for the educational development of Nigeria as a whole and Islam in particular because Muslim students in some private universities owned by non-Muslims are being subjected to religious victimisation and
oppression.

6. The Supreme Court of Nigeria had affirmed the legality, legitimacy and rights of Muslims to hijab in compliance with Section 38, Subsection 1 of the Nigerian Constitution (as amended in 2011) which states, “Every person shall be entitled to freedom of thought, conscience and religion…(either alone or in community with others, and in public and or in private) to manifest and propagate his religion or belief in worship, teaching, practice and observance.” Therefore, Muslim women should feel free to wear their hijab and no person or institution should discriminate against them.

7. The Committee condemned the negative activities of 'accidental Imams’ and ‘emergency Sheikhs’ who promote hatred, disunity and dissension in their mosques and on the social
media. The Committee also warned Muslims to be wary of their antics as they do not represent Islam or Muslims.

8. The Committee called on the federal government to make available financial empowerment
opportunities in the country and thereby tackle the challenges of poverty and unemployment in the society. It also enjoined Muslims to key into the available opportunities.

9. As Muslims are being profiled and killed in what appears as ethno-religious cleansing in the South East by some non-Muslims which is evident in the recent confessions by some
individuals, the Committee called on security agencies to do more to protect the lives and properties of Muslims and bring the perpetrators of such killings to justice.

10. The Committee expressed serious concern about the general insecurity manifesting in terrorism, banditry, kidnapping and ritual killings all over country. It also called on the federal and state governments to work harder on securing Nigeria from the rampaging criminals.

11. The Committee appreciated General Buba Marwa for the excellent job he is doing at the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) and urge government at all levels to
provide more equipment and morale boosting programmes to support the agency in its noble and strategic mission. It should be noted that there is high correlation between drug abuse and violent crimes, including kidnapping and banditry, Parents, Muslims in particular, should be watchful of their children, spouses and relatives. They should not hesitate or feel ashamed at any time to expose any drug abuser for timely attention.

13. The Committee commended the leadership of its President-General and Sultan of Sokoto, the two Deputies President-General, the Secretary General and the Secretariat in representing and defending the interest of the Nigerian Muslim community.

14. The Committee received with utter shock the news of the death of some Muslim sisters who were involved in a ghastly accident in Shagamu, Ogun state, on their way to a training programme. The Committee commiserated with the late sisters’ families, their organisation
and the Muslim ummah at large while praying that Allah admit the deceased to Aljannah Firdaos and grant the injured complete recovery.

15. The Committee directed all Muslims to pray fervently to the Almighty Allah for peace,
security and wellbeing of Nigeria and for the success of the 2023 elections and the population census.

Signed this day, Wednesday 4th Jumadah-Thaniyah 1444/ 28th December 2022 at the National Mosque, Abuja.


Prof. Is-haq O. Oloyede, CON, FNAL
Secretary General, NSCIA


Arc. Zubairu Haruna Usman-Ugwu
Director of Administration, NSCIA

Little wonder, foodstuffs are cheap in Kano