₦airaland Forum

DaBullIT:
Na lie ,

And he had deactivated his profile , only it takes at least one week for facebook to honor your request to block your profile

Na lie?

I am pretty sure this is the same guy that bombed the un embassy and he is also the same guy that bombed the adamawa idp camp

The real problem is Islam

Goandie:
See wetin dis one dey talk person spend over 300million. Do u know how much improvement that moni can do 2 nigeria economy

Buhari spent 70 million for 2015 independence. 70*3=210million

Jonathan spent 300 in 3 years. That's 100million per year

300-210 that's 90million naira diFference..

Where did el rufai get his billions from

Apc is a wicked and devilish party

Trouble again

Former Niger Delta militant leaders, have declared that the December 2015 termination deadline set by President Muhammadu Buhari’s administration for the amnesty programme is not feasible.
The ex-militant leaders, under the aegis of the Leadership, Peace and Cultural Development Initiative, therefore, demanded an extension of the programme.
The group made the declaration in Yenagoa, yesterday, when they met to review the Federal Government Amnesty Programme vis-a-vis the termination date, a statement by its National President, Pastor Reuben Wilson, said.
Wilson said though the performance of the Special Adviser to the President on Niger Delta Affairs and Chairman, Presidential Amnesty Programme, Brig.-Gen. Paul Boroh (retd.), was so far commendable, the timeline proposed is unfeasible.
He attributed the development to the lingering issues of non-payment of outstanding allowances and unfulfilled promises by the Federal Government.
Wilson said before the Federal Government could decide on a termination date for the Amnesty programme, it should consider the immediate release of the required funds for the payment of outstanding tuition fees of students in institutions of higher learning and training centres both at home and abroad.
He said, “The Federal Government should release timeously, the allocations to the Presidential Amnesty Office in order to pay the beneficiaries their monthly stipends on time. The Presidential Amnesty Programme should be extended beyond December 2015 as earlier envisaged as an expiry date.
“The incentives promised the ex-leaders of the various militant camps by late President Umaru Yar’Adua in form of lifeline, security, accommodation and mobility be fulfilled with immediate effect.
“The Federal Government should pay, with immediate effect, the three months outstanding payments for the Pipeline Surveillance contract awarded to the ex- agitators by the immediate past administration.
“The Federal government should also reconsider its termination of the pipeline surveillance contract and re-award same to the ex-agitators for proper and effective security of the pipelines.
“That the Federal Government should expand the PAP to include the Niger Delta youths in the creeks who are currently not included in the Presidential Amnesty Programme.”
He, however, re-affirmed their confidence in the competent and pragmatic leadership of Boroh, saying he has the requisite experience and robust knowledge to effectively pilot the affairs of the amnesty office.

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/10/buharis-dec-deadline-to-terminate-amnesty-not-feasible-ex-militants/

APC and lie sha

The administration of former President Goodluck Jonathan has denied reports attributed to the Governor of Kaduna State, Mallam Nasir El-rufai, that the former government spent over N64bn on county’s Independence anniversary celebrations in five years.
The former administration said in a statement on Sunday by the immediate past Minister/Deputy Chairman, National Planning, Dr. Abubakar Sulaiman, that the administration spent N332.6m on the nation’s Independence anniversary celebrations from 2012 to 2014.
Sulaiman, who described the claim as tissue of lies, challenged the Office of the Secretary to the Government of the Federation to publish the amount spent on the Independence anniversary ceremonies from 2012 to 2014.
According to him, the Federal Government under Jonathan spent N107.6m in 2012; N45m in 2013; and N180m in 2014.
He added that while the amounts spent on the anniversary celebrations in 2010 and 2011 were not immediately available; they were in the same bracket with the other years.
He explained that there was an increase in the total sum spent on the celebrations in 2010 because of the Golden Jubilee celebration, adding that the sum budgeted was not the outrageous amount quoted by the governor.
Sulaiman wondered where El-Rufai got the billions, which he said was spent on the anniversary celebrations in five years.
The ex-minister stated, “We were taken aback by the recent comment reportedly credited to His Excellency, Governor Nasir El-Rufai, where he claimed that the immediate past President, His Excellency, Dr. Goodluck Ebele Jonathan’s administration spent N64bn to cover the country’s independence anniversary spendings in five years.
 “This tissue of lies was contained on his Facebook comment on Thursday. Ordinarily, we would have allowed this to go as just the ranting of a favour-seeker, but for the sake of ordinary Nigerians, who were abreast of happenings under the administration and also those who never did, we will like to set the record straight.
“It is important to correct the misinformation so that the unsuspecting public would not be misled. For the record, a breakdown of our anniversary spending between 2012 to 2014 amounted to N332.6m. We challenge the Office of the (Secretary to the) Government of the Federation to publish these details for the consumption of the public.
“For the record, a breakdown of our spending for this event between 2012 and 2104 goes thus: 2012-N107.6m; 2013-N45m and 2014 had N180m. So, the question here is where did the billions as claimed by El-Rufai emanate from?
“Even though, those of 2010 and 2011 are not handy now, it should be known that they all fall within the same bracket as the one stated, except  that the 2010 anniversary was a golden one  when the country marked her 50 year of independence. But even then, not such outrageous sum was either budgeted or expended.
“Again, it is germane to explain the increase in the 2013 anniversary spending for the purpose of accountability. The National Honours Award Investiture was incorporated into the celebration, thus making it two events in one, hence the  N174,800,000.00 budget.
“We also want to add that the said award investiture could not hold in 2013 and the approved budget rolled over and was utilised to organise the investiture in 2014.”


http://www.punchng.com/news/jonathan-spent-n332m-on-independence-in-three-years-ex-minister/?utm_source=twitterfeed&utm_medium=twitter

In Fela's voice.... E ya Arangee government ye

Apc is worse than PDP

Timipree silva. Bayelsa Governor Elect. EFCC case hanging on his head

Abubakar Audu. Kogi governor elect. Efcc cace still hanging on his head

Slave-Master Relationship

You have no clue sir

Corruption fighting corruption

Dog dey bite dog?

Nigeria is a cursed land.
Divide the shit hole now

Arresting the guy will not stop the blood sucking demons from carrying out another attack.

Islam is the problem stop chasing shadows

coolbis:
take a look @ your 'Daura President' and your father if you have got any, then compare who stinks between the duo. Oma ale jatijati

You, your father and your whole family stinks

Ps Buhari is a dulllard and has body odor.

Now Kill yourself

El rufai d dwarf.
GEJ shouldn't have replied an of them fools

Duara dulllard. The body odor master

Congratulations sir
Now You can take your recognized language and shove it up our ass

I'm sure that it is an Igbo man that carried out this attack. I'm pretty sure that shacaw is Igbo too

This. country is the most confused country on earth

long live biafra

what happened to blaming

APC is worse than PDP

tclever:
Lecturers in four tertiary institutions owned by Osun
State Government have frowned at the alleged move
by Governor Rauf Aregbesola to merge the
institutions due to the financial crisis the state is
facing.
Reports making the rounds in the state suggest that
the governor has ordered the chairmen of the
governing councils of the four institutions to work
out how the merger would be carried out.
The lecturers, who are members of the Council of
Academic Staff Unions of Osun State-owned Tertiary
Institutions, in a communiqué made available to our
correspondent on Friday, said the move would rather
create more problems for the state than solve its
financial crisis.
The schools in question are: Osun State Polytechnic,
Iree; Osun State College of Technology, Esa-Oke; and
Osun State Colleges of Education, Ilesha and Ila-
Orangun.
The communique was signed by the CASUOSTI
Chairman, Lasisi Jimoh and Secretary, Olusegun
Lana.
It read, “Council frowns at the clandestine move of
the state government to merge the two state
polytechnics and the two colleges of education and
describes it as an ill-advised, laughable, non-
progressive and obnoxious policy that will only
complicate the sufferings of the masses.
“Council hinges this opinion on several premises
including the following: the existing institutions are
not sufficient to meet the demand for tertiary
education in the state.
“The merger would result in heavier collateral
wastage of the ongoing massive physical and human
resource development which is at no cost to the state
government but fully sponsored by the Federal
Government through the Tertiary Education Trust
Fund.”
Source:www.punchng.com/news/osun-lecturers-condemn-planned-merger-of-tertiary-institutions/

this is what d APC wants to spread throughout Nigeria foolish policies

no peace for the wicked

I wish you supported gej then but u were busy supporting your brothers. welcome to reality 101

the devil is the father of all liars but APC impregnated the devils wife.

we know this already

this man should just shut up

oil is where the money is and buhari is a thief

actually I am rooting for bubu to fail so I was kinda happy about the attack but after a while y joy turned to sadness when I realised human lives were wasted

Humanbeing1st:
if both of u have any sense, even if its as small as mustard seed u should knw dat it takes a special courage 4 someone to took his own life hence he is not a coward. when a certain person act of cowardness cost over 3million life 4rm a certain tribe was his own life more important than dat of 3million dat he made vunerable to death?

any man who take his own life is and will always be a coward

They will never learn

2kris:
that jazz go really strong to make person murder himself

lmao they are blaming jazz

I can't believe that Yoruba pipo and Hausa on this forum are calling on us to support the govt after the insult on gej

chai there is God oo