₦airaland Forum

dawnomike:
If the data is accurate, then kudos to Borno

kogiflame:
THE inauguration of the Ajaokuta Presidential Project Implementation Team is expected to culminate in pushing forward the economic diversification agenda of this government.

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ellapius:
u sound senseless

ellapius:
the biggest mistake for a Nigerian girl is to marry a guy who is not ready to marry. a Bleep boy. a jobless Bleep boy who believes his big gbola is his selling point

Dansuqi:
He is working.in less than 4 months,he has achieved more than ihedioha.let him extend the rehab to orlu zone.maestroferddi and nosryk are needed.up apc

AlmonDeLemon:
I've not seen anyone paid as ordered by court by Nigerian govt. Not one.

DrSam4:
How do I download from there? Please

ademidedavid:
Yes, she has been listening to how most of her friends have travelled out and seeing them on social media, how they send things home and the others on instagram but are we now running a race? Not that we are doing so badly here in Nigeria.

THE dizzying speed with which Nigeria came up with an infectious diseases bill to prime Africa’s most populous country for a global pandemic offered the first hint that something was amiss.

Suspicious at the sudden zeal of its notoriously dawdling administrative ranks, reporters in the country discovered that the draft legislation was, almost to the letter, Singapore’s Infectious Diseases Act of 1977.

The extent of the pen-pushers’ labours, closer examination revealed, had been to repeatedly delete Singapore, type in Nigeria and add the name and title of a local civil servant as its author.

A crunching of the document through anti-plagiarism software confirmed Nigeria’s new coronavirus-fit legislation to be 98 per cent the same as the Asian original written 43 years ago.

In an attempt to justify legislation via Google, the Speaker of the House of Representatives, Femi Gbajabiamila, was unabashed. It was “reasonable for parliamentarians to look elsewhere for existing legislation that deals with similar policy goals”, he said.

The episode is not the first time that President Buhari’s administration has been caught out for its “work smart, not hard” approach to governing.

The president’s inauguration address in May 2015 stirred millions with his “I belong to everybody and I belong to nobody” line until cynics, suspecting that it was too rousing to be original work, rushed to check: Charles de Gaulle had got there first, in 1958.

Rolexjerry:
Remembers those NEPA days where there would be power outage for 3 months? Do u want to go back there?

Esseite:
These ones are just looking to occupy the positions of the previous...

Esseite:
Reversal!!! When we should be privatising more government establishments on 51/49% basis..

What has Nigerian govt proven to manage properly?..

Sammy07:
God bless SW


SW are just naturally blessed.
God bless my ancestors that gave birth to me in SW.

DenreleDave:
I hope yeebos wunt claim imota was developed by them

delkuf:
Good Nairaland I don't normally do this, bringing my family issue here but this issue is pissing me off.

Here is the story. I got married last year, and I thought I have known her enough that was why I married her. But to my surprise I started discovering that she is too stiff. She is too hard. When she says she is not doing something, that is it, she won't do it.

Sometimes if am broke, and I ask for Small amount of money, most time I want to use that money to get means for bigger money, she won't give.

She gives me time for sex. Presently am down with fever and the only thing she has ever asked me is how is your body. No what will you take or something. Am starting to think of quitting the marriage. The only issue is that she is pregnant and this is my first child.