₦airaland Forum

Idrismusty97:
Does the Kid realize he was unplanned for?

And you are sure you were planned for?

You sound like a nitwit. How do you survive with this kinda shitty stuffs in your brain?

And this is news?

One day bush meat go nab the Hunter!

I've never been caught

The first is taking bombass advices from their professional renowned spinster friends.

Making what is already scarce more scarce is madness.
We struggle to buy a tuber for #200 here and you want to export the little we're managing in a bid to do what exactly? Better the economy or what?
Seems like this government is truly out to finish us but we'd pull through.

Kathmandu:
Is that really Floyd's handle

You're everywhere. Are you corruption?

Davash222:
She's beautiful and you are not.

Smack down

NegeduGrace:
am with you on that

I don't know why people still rate her high though. She sings wack.

Afriifa:
ooh spare me your trash. See how quick you jumped and ridiculed an Entire Tribe and its region just because of some fake post you saw online

Its obvious you need lens.

Afriifa:
all you be running your mouth at fake information, displaying your low level of reasoning.

HEY!
Take your tacky self off my mention joor

TeflonBlixx:
Gate Crashers crashed a known and notorious crasher's party. .

Fvck you Tompolo!

When I saw the news that Tompolo is holding a lecture,'for what'? was the first thing I asked myself.
What would even be the topic sef?
What does he have to teach people?

TeflonBlixx:

Laughing with you bro!!

Karma is a_bitch. Imagine crashing an event of a known crasher! Really epic

kenonze:
I stopped reading the moment I saw uniport without any figure

I seriously need to laugh


Who cares to laugh with me

I just feel Yemi Alade is overrated!

justscorchone:
I will smash just for the experience ...dazzall

So we should clap for you abi?

Seems like there's no more money to loot.
They want to now loot from the dead

He should continue attending to 'other issues' until they sell him and this country.

This guy is lucky he was caught by calm people.
If it were to be where jungle justice is the order of the day,he would have returned to ash by now.

Aunty sorry for your loss. I know you wish you can do the stuff below but google says its impossible Sorry

ChangeIsCostant:
see more >>> http://www.nationalhelm.net/2017/04/less-than-24-hours-after-bbnaija-igbo.html

Pls tell ODE to goan sleep

I admit. I'm lazy!

Beno3:
What Are They Telling The Congregation?

That PDA isn't a sin

This man looks like a herbalist sha

Pls I'm really in need of where I can take online courses on professional article writing,copy writing and article proofreading at a very affordable rate and within reasonable amount of time.

Pls it's urgent. Thanks and pls mods help me fix this in the right section if this place is wrong.

cc: Lalasticala, Dominique, Naijacutee

Ahead of the `Lagos @ 50’ celebrations coming up in May, no fewer than 1,500 students are being trained on calisthenics.

Gov. Akinwunmi Ambode of Lagos said this on Monday during a visit to the training venue at Wahab Folawuyo High School, Ikoyi.

The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that calisthenics consists of a variety of gross motor movements often performed rhythmical and usually conducted in concerts with stretches to depict specific symbols.

Ahead of the `Lagos @ 50’ celebrations coming up in May, no fewer than 1,500 students are being trained on calisthenics.

Gov. Akinwunmi Ambode of Lagos said this on Monday during a visit to the training venue at Wahab Folawuyo High School, Ikoyi.

The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that calisthenics consists of a variety of gross motor movements often performed rhythmical and usually conducted in concerts with stretches to depict specific symbols.

Ambode, who was represented by his Deputy, Dr Idiat Adebule, said the students were drawn from public schools in Lagos Education District III comprising of Falomo-Ikoyi axis.
The governor expressed his confidence in the ability of the students to deliver a world class performance at the celebration.

“The opportunity of `Lagos @ 50’ is to celebrate our past, achievements and showcase to the world the immense potentialities for future growth and development of the state.

“Through this calisthenics training, these children will be playing their role to ensure a successful celebration because they are stakeholders in the development and future of Lagos State.

“We have employed the services of a professional instructor who will resume by the end of February to ensure that their performance on the day of the celebration will be memorable,’’ he said.

Ambode urged the students to take the training serious as it was a part of extra-curricular to help them stay fit and healthy as well as learn new techniques of calisthenics routine to help them compete globally.

Speaking to NAN, Mr Kazeem Adeneye, the routine instructor, said that the training which would last two months, commenced on Saturday.

He said that the training started with 560 students, saying additional 940 students would join to make the routine befitting for the celebration.

NAN reports that Lagos State was created on 27, May 1967, according to the State Creation and Transitional Provisions Decree No. 14 of 1967, which restructured Nigeria into a federation of 12 states from its former three regions.

Source: http://m.guardian.ng/news/ambode-trains-1500-students-on-calisthenics-for-lagos-50′-celebrations/

cc Lalasticala,OAM4J,Mynd44

Security staff at the Abuja House in London yesterday called in policemen to arrest a correspondent of The Guardian who was on the premises to see President Muhammadu Buhari and possibly interview him.

When the correspondent told a member of staff at the Abuja House, the official residence of the Nigerian High commissioner to the United Kingdom, yesterday afternoon that he had come to see the president, he replied: “As far as I’m concerned, he’s not here.”

At 2:50 p.m., when a black Mercedes jeep arrived, the occupant sitting by the driver rolled down the glass and asked the The Guardian correspondent, “why are you here?” “When I told him that l was a reporter with The Guardian and l had come to see if the president was there and to interview him, he looked quite irritated and replied angrily: ‘he’s not here, you can’t see anybody here.’ “


In an extraordinary move, two police officers, Constables Marlett and Stock, were called in by the security staff at the Abuja House to arrest the reporter. When both arrived on their motorcycles, they took the reporter’s name and date of birth and subsequently made a check on the national database, before staying around for about 20 minutes and then left.
Prior to that, the security staff threatened the reporter with the police when he called at the Kensington residence to interview President Buhari about his continued stay in the UK.

A few minutes after The Guardian arrived at the Abuja House, just after 1:00 p.m., wanting to speak to the high commissioner, the reporter was directed to go to the Embassy- Nigerian House at Northumberland Avenue. “Somebody should be there,” he was told.

Around 1:20 p.m., when a man and a teenage-looking girl wearing glasses pressed the buzzer, a security officer appeared to open the gate for the duo. When asked:”Is that the daughter of the president?” – judging by her resemblance of the First Lady- the security officer replied: “I don’t know.” He then reiterated that the reporter should go to the office at Northumberland Avenue.

When The Guardian pressed the buzzer about five minutes later, the security man sounded angry and threatened to call the police even when the reporter disclosed his identity and said he had come to speak to the president or any member of staff of the residence. “You should realise this is a private place and I will call the police,” he said. When he was immediately corrected and told that the reporter was standing outside in a public place, he then said:” l won’t speak to you again.”

But around 1:40 p.m., when two guests arrived, the reporter shook hand with one of them and asked, “have you come to see Mr. President?” He replied cheerfully, saying “yes”, but he didn’t enter the compound. He left about 15 minutes later.

Another security officer came out shortly after and told the reporter to move away from the main gate. “Excuse me, you can’t just stand here,” he said.

Senate President, Dr. Bukola Saraki, was also at Abuja House, a strong indication that Buhari may actually be there. At 5:13p.m., Saraki emerged from the house in a black suit, accompanied by a male aide.


“Hello, Senate president, hello Senate president,” The Guardian said to him from outside the gate, before he entered an official car and was driven away.
Meanwhile, Ekiti State Governor Ayodele Fayose has accused the leaders of the All Progressives Congress (APC) of politicising the health status of President Buhari by their visitation to London which he described as “make-belief and too much of eye-service.”

Fayose said he had “temporarily suspended” his criticism of the president because of his health challenges. The governor spoke on a live programme tagged, ‘Meet Your Governor’ aired on the state-owned Ekiti Television and Radio Stations on Saturday.

Fayose who prayed for sound health for the president said his desire for a better Nigeria accounted for why he had been criticising the Federal Government when things were not done the right way.

“I don’t have any problem with the president; the only problem I have is with his handlers. They will say something today and say another ‪tomorrow. Anybody can fall sick,” he said.‬

Besides, the Anglican Bishop, Diocese of Lagos West, Rt. Revd. James Olusola Odedeji yesterday cautioned Nigerians against wishing the president dead but rather pray for his health and wellbeing so that he could succeed in delivering his electoral promises to the nation.

Odedeji spoke at the induction and installation of Venerable Adegoke Oludare Agara as the Dean of Archbishop Vining Memorial Church Cathedral held at the church in Ikeja, Lagos.

He said: “It is unfortunate in this country that Nigerians do hate their leaders. The rate at which people are willing to wish the president of the country dead is alarming. What are we going to gain if he dies?’’

Source:http://m.guardian.ng/news/london-police-called-to-arrest-the-guardians-reporter-over-buhari/
cc: Lalasticala Mynd44

Jafar1:
cool buh in 9ja, protest only cause problems

That doesn't mean the students should not use it if it's their only means of making the management listen.

SirWere:
lalasticalala, let this hit FP. The students side of the protest must be told.


The annoying things about Nigerian media outlets is that they'll rather talk about the rampage of the students and only briefly meniton the cause.


Aluta Continua brother, placing a fine of 10k in this recession ravaged Nigeria is pure wickedness

Richiez, Mynd44

Nicely said Bro.
The act was just pure wickedness and as always,media houses hide the truth.

FUTO students have been making rounds on social media recently for the protest they did on Friday or riot as many would term it.

News channels,blogs and many social platforms all carry the news but not in full
Here are some of the truths they forgot/didn't tell the world.

1. It was a peaceful protest until security officials picked up the protest leader
It all started at about 7am that Friday when students grouped together from the four corners of the school and started the peaceful protest which remained so until security officials picked up the leader of the protest around the school's Biochemistry department building. Students then went on rampage cos we all are Nigerians and know fully well what happens after such kinda pick ups.

2. The Vice Chancellor's convoy ran away twice
Rather than coming out to address the protesting students hours before the protest turned violent,the VC fled the school firstly at the school's main gate after sighting he students and secondly close to the Macho man statue also close to the school's senate building.

3.The students protested for more than school fees hike
The school management didn't hike the school fees only,they also gave students a deadline(being that friday) to pay up or attract a lateness fee of #10,000. Who does that considering the current economic situation of the country.
The students were pained to their marrows cos they could feel the pains of their parents and some go through alot to raise the fees.

4. We pay for the supposed reason of increase yearly
We've been paying ICT fees of #8000 and I still wonder if such amount isn't enough to provide Wifi for us.

5. The protest leaders are past SUG executives
Most of the students leading the protests are past executives and this should give us a little sense of thought that they've seen the corruption in the system and were maybe silenced during their tenure.

NB: The current ongoing protest is for the release of the protest leaders.

Cc: Lalastical,fynestboi pls help tell the world that FUTO students are not rouges.
They want their 'right'