₦airaland Forum

iyke926:
You are evil . I heard the league might resume by May ending or June.

iyke926:
English premier league to resume soon. Liverpool must win the EPL.

Righteousness89:
Wow

Greyworld:
Extremely rare but possible.

helinues:
Old and recycled news.
Where is Kanu?
Live video or the person tweeting on Twitter is an impostor

Omooba77:
Abimbola and co were the media arm then. Why cant our rice policy sustain us now. Yet we keep on wasting money on institutes like NPA, NNPC, NIMASA, NDDC...................

SouthNigerian:
RIP to the dead!

But honestly, Revolution is going on in Nigeria.
Nigeria shall The world will never remain the same, post-COVID.

handie:
On March 29 2020, President Muhammadu Buhari in a nationwide broadcast announced a 14 days lock down in two states and the FCT in a bid to curb the spread of the corona virus that's ravaging countries across the globe. This lock down was further extended by 14 days on the 14th of April.
Latest data released by the NCDC reveals that there has been an increase in the number of cases and this can be attributed to the increase in the nation's testing capacity. Despite this, the general consensus is that there's still an inadequate number of testing facilities. Bearing in mind the precarious state of our economy, my question is, what step do we take at the expiration of the lock down order? Should the lock down be extended? If yes, how do people whose businesses have been closed for the last 3 weeks survive? Should the lock down be relaxed? Won't a relaxation lead to a reverse of the modest gains achieved in the fight against Covid19? Is there a middle ground?

JasonJidenna:
It seems the guy at the extreme left is having partial stroke or something... Look at his hand and the way he's handling the gun.

Anytime a serious allegation, especially of corruption, was levelled against him, I would put him on the spot. He would explain every detail and tell me who was behind the allegation and why they were after him. I would say: “Okay, Mallam, can we publish?” In the most frustrating manner, he would reply: “No. I’m only explaining this for you to know the correct facts. I’m not asking you to defend me. But even if you want to defend me during arguments or discussions, I want you to do it on the basis of facts, not emotions.” I once told him in despair: “It is not about you alone, Mallam! I worry about the stigma your children will carry for life.” He could not be bothered.

But he always kept quiet on damaging media reports against him. Maybe that is what chiefs of staff do: take the bullets for their bosses and go to their graves with all the secrets.

Awodijames:
the article is too long, I just skip it

Awodijames:
Gbenuburukuesoun