₦airaland Forum

Samantha124:
No, I don't.

Samantha124:
So there are frogs this size? It's even bigger than chicken...

It must be photoshopped.

Kuginzi:
By Deborah Tolu-Kolawole

President Bola Tinubu, on Wednesday night, assured the leaders of the organised labour that the Port Harcourt refinery will commence operations by December 2023.

The organised labour revealed this in a statement on Wednesday night.

The labour centers also noted that the president made a series of promises following which they agreed to return to the negotiations table.

The national presidents of the Nigeria Labour Congress, Joe Ajaero and Trade Union Congress, Festus Osifo in the statement also hailed Nigerians for supporting the nationwide protest.

"It is pertinent to inform Nigerians that the extent of the success of the protest is underlined by the request of the President of the federal republic of Nigeria; Senator Ahmed Bola Tinubu to meet with the leadership of the NLC and TUC in a closed-door session.

“The engagement was fruitful that immense mileage was obtained with regards to the issues that bogged down the work of the Presidential Committee on Subsidy removal and necessitated the protest viz; He committed to an immediate restructuring of the framework for engagement in line with the input of the Labour leaders.
He let out a certainty that the Port Harcourt Refinery will commence production by December this year. He pledged to ensure that Agreement is reached on the Wage Award for Nigerian workers immediately.

“He promised to unveil a workable roadmap to the CNG alternative next week. On the strength of the president’s pledge and commitment, we have decided to return to a new and reinvigorated dialogue process to allow for full implementation.

“Once again, we thank Nigerians while we wait for the Government to fulfill its own part of the understanding as agreed with His Excellency; the President.”

https://punchng.com/breaking-port-harcourt-refinery-to-commence-operations-december-tinubu/

slawomir:
Damnnn niggar

Ain't no niggar of dating and relationships

I swim and I move on

MrsTwrite:
Where is she getting all these inspiration from?

TemplarLandry:

President Tinubu is a great leader, he knows how to make them see reason.

Nemere2020:
https://www.pulse.ng/news/local/senator-asks-dele-alake-to-recite-national-anthem-ministerial-screening/wk22dzh?utm_source=twitter&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=pulsenigeria247-profile


https://twitter.com/PulseNigeria247/status/1686737093513338880?t=xe_45CaMKvh1CNhs_ifVzA&s=19


https://thewhistler.ng/ministerial-screening-senator-reminds-dele-alake-he-called-some-nigerians-wild-dogs/

beerfraud:
https://twitter.com/renoomokri/status/1686660877297037312

IconicR:
😭😭😭 awnnn congrats . If she's a man now she won't be remembering her father's efforts with so much emotion. Men please love your daughters more because they are the ones who will care for you when you are old, weak and tired.

illicit:
Our politicians do not see their appointments as a service

They often take it personal

Morbeta11:
https://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/top-news/613596-ministerial-nominee-weeps-during-senate-screening-says-she-comes-from-poor-family.html

ThatCEO:
When I was in secondary school, I once participated in a debate where I supported the motion that Democracy is better than military regime.

But now, I realised the rubbish I supported.

The "bad" military regime in Nigeria built 4 solid refineries. The Democracy people ran them to comatose, they can't built a refinery, they won't allow modular refinery as it will interfere with their corruption, n they still have the nerves to clamp down on d alleged "illegal refineries" in d creeks.

I will pick military all day. Try nonsense with Niger, una go hear am. People that can't tame a pack of bandits in the bush want to enter a war with a full grown country

endsarrrs:
Back side like mine.



Na one man dey sponsor this called holiday....

BTW, How to monetize FTC(first to comment) space here in Nairaland

Merch:
Naija girls are still useless

Quenncee:
You talk too much. Did you die during abacha regime. Infact compare abacha regime and this current administration which is better?

Oya run for your life

Kukutente23:
Blame Tinubu and his Zombies. They have turned it to another Igbo vs Yoruba matter especially since the coup happened less than a week after their god took ceremonial office a Ecowas head which actually lasts for one year and is rotational. Since then, the one side are mocking his chairmanship of Ecowas as a failure due to the coup, while the other side want him to save face and get Niger back as the Jagaban and master strategist.
This is the sorry state of a divided country.

Abagworo:
Abacha and Babangida ruled Nigeria better than we presently are being ruled. Crime rate was much less and standard of living much higher.

IconicR:
50k upwards. Someone gifted me and since I have no use for it, I dashed it out as well.

Puss360:
I see "Round of 16"... The first pic
What does it mean??
Coz I no sure say I fit stand am oo
talented321 come and explain wetin 16 rounds mean...

HonNL:
SOURCE

ThatCEO:
Talk dey sweet sha.

Let us agree on one thing. The current sufferings of Nigeria is not because of forex exchange but because of fuel hike.

So, if a person creates a fuel/energy crisis, the first thing I expect is for him to tackle that same crisis. Anything other than this makes d entire speech a hogwash.

Baba said he will dish out billions to businesses, release grains n fertilisers, but Baba made zero mention of how to deal with this fuel hike. D only thing he mentioned was about 3k CNG buses, but if I am able to access loan to buy a CNG bus, won't I be a compound fool if I don't charge my persengers like a normal fuel bus?

Is it that across all d appointees, there is no one with enough brain cells to tell him that "look, Baba, if we can't give these people a single refinery, n we can't subsidize fuel, but we hv d 12th largest gas reserve in the world, n those gases requires almost zero refining, why don't we shift these people to gas?"

I don't want subsidy back, but why has Baba not come out to tackle the fuel issue right at its source? Why are they running from CNG or even modular refinery?

Who are the people that own shares in Dangote refinery and why are they hell bent on forcing fuel on all of us, even tho we have gas. And exactly how many of those Dangote shareholders r currently in government?

I did the findings on CNG at Nipco. ₦4000 of CNG will power your 4 cylinder car for 150-160km. A 6 cylinder conversation costs almost 500k. If they place CNG conversion kit on list of items not liable to customs fees, the price will drop by up to 60% especially in places like Lagos. From here, they can now say, Oya go n convert your car at half the price, we will pay d other half.

But over their dead body will they make policies that will directly benefit us because their stinking fingers are all over the oil money of this country n they will do everything to ensure we all buy oil.

Nigeria does not have a fuel crisis issue, what we have are just leaders who will rather feast on our blood than make our lives easy cos their hands are deep in our common wealth.

Say whatever you like about Buhari, but Buhari had tasted some degree of poverty in his life at some point, n even tho he later lived in luxury as a president he still remembered that life is tough on the other side n didn't bring this sort of hardship on us at one fell swoop. These people have never spent their money on fuel since they started their political career n their convoy didn't reduce with fuel hike, u REALLY think they know what the price of fuel is? What we have now na, "may God help us."