₦airaland Forum

Scam! He chews gum for healtht reasons.

jmaine: To the Buhari prayer point warriors and worshipers . . . . .

Can you all answer amen to my solemn 1 point prayer bullet which says . . .

May your life and that of your entire family be brutally truncated to satisfy the demonic ambition of your lord Buhari; the same way the unfortunate Aikfavor and co were sadly extinguished . . .

Can i hear a resounding amen from you . .

If you can't then desist from this useless game you initiated . .

Weak

KarlMax prayer is dead on arrival as far as i am concerned. Even the obj supporters admit the flaws of OBJ admin and past admin most times so it is dumb for KarlMax say that prayer. it should be directed to those who profess OBJ is near perfect if not perfect.

Lol . . . . the ombatse odeshi is scary.

ebucha: Are they not interested in the fictitious 72 virgins any more?

Why waste 65 virgin hunters on few military men in 'holy' Jihad?

They should thank their stars JTF didn't present only 6.5 of them alive and the rest dead.

THIS is official: The country’s debt profile stood at N8.7 trillion as at December 2011. Out of the sum, N6.85 trillion is for domestic stock while N1.217 trillion represents the external stock, which is 21.5 per cent of the country’s Gross Domestic Products (GDP) ratio.

Thursday too, it was disclosed that the inflation in the country rose to 9.1 per cent in April as against the 8.6 per cent rise in March, while the GDP expanded to 6.56 per cent in the first quarter of the year 2013.

Nwankwo briefed the NEC where he highlighted the gains recorded by his office on public debt management, including the successful completion of Debt Data Reconstruction (DDR) in all the 36 states and the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) last December.

Some of the decisions taken by NEC, which was chaired by the Vice President, Namadi Sambo, included the establishment of a sub-committee to facilitate easier accessing of funding for critical infrastructural development by both federal and state governments. The committee is charged with the responsibility of harmonising the projects with a view to quickening the pace of draw down.

The committee, which is chaired by Gombe State Governor, Ibrahim Dankwambo, also has six other state governors representing the six geo-political zones, Finance Minister, National Planning Minister, Chief Economic Adviser to the President and Special Adviser to the Vice President on Economic Matters.

The governors on the team include Gabriel Suswam of Benue representing North-Central; Peter Obi of Anambra (South-East); Isa Yuguda of Bauchi (North-East); Mukhtar Ramalan Yero of Kaduna (North-West); Emmanuel Uduaghan of Delta (South- South) and Olusegun Mimiko of Ondo (South-West).

While briefing State House correspondents on the decisions taken at the council, Kwambo said the raising of the sub-committee followed a presentation at the last NEC meeting in April by the Co-ordinating Minister of Economy and Finance Minister, Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, on concessionary facilities being offered to both federal and state governments by different international funding agencies to fund high impact projects in such vital areas as infrastructure, housing, water supply, erosion control and employment generation.

According to him, “the establishment of a NEC sub-committee is to follow up and work with interested states towards a better harmonisation and co-ordination of the processes to enhance easier and quicker draw down.”

Also, Edo State Governor, Adams Oshiomhole, briefed the council on the decision of the state governors to purchase the 78,701 pieces of the Direct Data Capture (DDC) machines by the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) used during the last voters’ registration at subsidised rates.

He said if purchased, the computers would be distributed to secondary schools all over the country in pursuance of the determination to expose the younger generation of Nigerians to computer applications at an early age.

According to him, “INEC has surplus machines and they are updating their systems and they thought rather than waste the huge numbers, they offered to sell them to states. We are all in agreement that it will be useful to have these machines and have them distributed to our various secondary schools across the country.

“The Council agreed that states are going to buy the machines and INEC should give discount of 25 per cent for the old machines and 10 per cent for the new ones. Further negotiation on the mode of payment will be finalised by the committee with INEC,” he said.

Niger State Deputy Governor, Musa Ahmed Ibeto, also briefed the media on the acceptance of the recommendations arrived at during the recently-concluded national conference on corruption, which took place in the state and agreed that because of the seriousness attached to corruption matters, the report would be deliberated on during the NEC July meeting.

A statement yesterday in Abuja by the National Bureau of Statistics shows that “in April 2013, the Consumer Price Index (CPI), which measures inflation, rose by 9.1 per cent year-on-year (compared to 8.6 per cent in March). This is the fourth consecutive month of single digit year-on-year rates being recorded, and the first time this has occurred since the movement to the new CPI base period.”

While manufacturing, hotels and restaurants, and construction performed very well by contributing 7.89 per cent from January to March as against the 8.14 per cent in the previous year, though a decline comparatively, the non-oil sector was the major driver of the economy in the first quarter.

“On an aggregate basis, the economy, when measured by the Real Gross Domestic Product (GDP), grew by 6.56 per cent in the first quarter of 2013 as against 6.34 per cent in the corresponding quarter of 2012…The nominal GDP for the first quarter of 2013 was estimated at N9,493,779.44 million as against the N9,142,858.51 million during the corresponding quarter of 2012.”

The Statistician-General of the Federation Yemi Kale who made the statement available to the media, indicated that industrial high scale theft and unresolved issues of legislations contributed to the poor performance of the oil sector in pushing the GPD forward.

http://www.ngrguardiannews.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=121978:govts-debt-stands-at-n87-tr-inflation-rises-by-91--&catid=1:national&Itemid=559

PointB: With massive under-employment, no thanks to agencies such as Oyes, that pays graduate pea-nut, this is not unexpected!

Half bread better than no bread

Now we know the real sympathizers of BH and probably their sponsors. If these people are not in support of BH and even funding them, why will the declaration of state of emergency in few northern states amount to declaration of war against the north? The whole idea of BH must have been to create a situation the could easily degenerate to chaos if need be and now that GEJ has done the inevitable they wanted all along it is time to start singing war songs.

As expected, he quickly jumps to NL to further promote his GEJ reputation cleansing piece . . . seeth thou a man doeth his job diligently he shall stand before kings and not mean men. Chai!

Two options for Mourinho now. Two tempting options!

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The no 1 indigenous product in Nigeria is Corruption! What else do you need to know?

Please has anyone tried the airtel package? If yes, how true is it does it come with other conditions?

Most state governor are looking up to the president for inspiration! Now when you consider the corruption at federal level you will understand why the focus should be directed at the government at federal level.

[quote author=Mynd_44]The water is hotter than the woman bathing in it[/quote]I could cook beans with her hotness?

fursto komente . . . Thanky God Oh!
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Or as thread no come make sense wetin man wan do?

50 Hilux? No wonder JTF kills at random, how do you filter such amount of people out of the entire populace of a town. there must be thousands of sympathizers who cover them up.

Fellow widows, it is a lie oh, the popularity of my unpopularity is grossly exaggerated, make 2015 come and my darling go show una that we are not unpopular at all.

Another Farouk paroles on the way?

After Buhari comes to say he is ready to step aside for a better candidate! plus the six year tenure thing going on . . . History on the making, to me he is just another conman doing his thing.

RIP Barcaloner . . . You are On Your Own . . . Barca oops sorry . . . loners!

Unlike some who have paid agent ready to profess how they are the messiah as long as presidency of Nigeria is concerned. One is ready to step aside if . . . while the other is a self proclaimed Alpha and Omega by force.
Common sense dictates that people have flexible decision making process bendable by the forces of reasoning. You choose!

Billyonaire: This is Good News, finally, an opposition Party with a clear vision and mandate. The platform will be welcomed by all progressives who need an alternative. This is by far better and better positioned than the APC tablet.

Driven by people with no real record of politics at even LGA level but a reputation for landing a major contract with Gej govt alone. This Otu-oke Politics na die oh!

Constituent ko PDP thugs ni! Make we hear word joor

Sincere 9gerian: Shame on BBC!

Shame on AFP!!

Shame on all the international media organisations that contributed to this grave mis-information!

Shame on Nigerian media organisations that broadcast unsubstantiated casualty figures!!

I always tell people that these western media organisations have sinister motives with regards to Nigeria. How did they arrive at a casualty figureof 185 deaths?

Almighty God will punish all the enemies of Nigeria

Above all, shame on all ACN/CPC paid media houses abi . . .

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Slow motion better than no motion, so they put a stop to lagos' own CCTV scheme. I call it a relative good governance scheme! FreshAir!!!

As expected no notable victim and if one gets reported later we know just what to expect

vanunu: I use to hate GEJ before, but now I have realized that we don't have a better option. He is far more honest than his opponents.

May the goodness of Gej manifest in you life even further. And if i may ask who are his opponents?

Sincere 9gerian: Coming from a notorious LIAR and Tinubu's propagandist, its understandable.

it is understandable when you tag anyone who does not agree with your stance on Gej "a Tinubu Paid agent", it goes to show the regard for Tinubu from the camp of the Gej loyalists even when he has not declared his interest in running for any top political office.