₦airaland Forum

Any news from EKSU? Congrat to evryone who have seen there own.

frodobee: He is a murderer. Kill him!

any small nabbing now na to kill? Let them pay for what dey ve done by sentencing them to hard labour. You can imagine how a well respected n rich man will feel if expose to such condition.

Larryfly: ridiculous stories from this SOE....werent they armed....they for kill like 115, arrest the rest

don't worry they will kill only those who will not cooperate during interrogation

Good for u

Ijawboi: 35 gone, lots to follow..
Kill em all..
Take no prisoners..

No! We need prisoners to unmask their sponsors. Weldone Zone B.

So far he said GEJ has not violated any law of directing Militry Troops to some area affected, i am contempted.
Let the house go about and debate on a Gazzete that is not given them.:p

superior1: [size=13pt]I am in support of this but why is he leaving the Governors of the affected states in place, every elected officer should be sacked and a total lock down of those states be put in place. All terrorist should be terrorized and every form of terrorism should be fully eliminated [/size]

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i think it will not give room for those Military rules to do some foul play like embezzling their fund so as to concentrate on what they are there for.

I wonder why he allow the Constitutional elected Office holder to still retain there seat where there is emergency ruling?

Is he afraid of what opposition said?

Anyway sha, is a courageous move.

Hope it solve the insurgent.

What else do we want? After u ve toil the soil, u will still leave evrything to people u don't know how they will use it or manage it... Vanity afterall. Na food matter now o. RIPP

CFCfan: Ronaldo scores!! His 12th UCL goal this season.

yeaaaah! in 11 game.

Super1759: *smh, whistling-"nigeria we hail thee...."

did anybody notice that the committee are all northerners..something fishy

na them no there bois nah? Lets wait and see if the murderer go fall to the trap. Waiting mode ACTIVATED.

Welcome sir. Waiting for ur new release which will contain ur experience in prison. Missed u

sheyie2007: which bobbie? The one we don flat finish?

lol!!! U funny

Hope our Alawee increment dey there o?

theshadyexpress: After a long wait, amidst threats by the National Assembly to override President Goodluck Jonathan on the 2013 Budget, the President on Tuesday signed the Appropriation Bill into law.

According to a statement signed by the Special Adviser to the President on Media and Publicity, Reuben Abati, the signing of the 2013 budget followed several consultations and an agreement between the Executive and the Legislature.

The statement reads in part: “President Jonathan wishes to reassure all Nigerians that the consultations have been in the best interest of the country, and in pursuit of understanding and mutual cooperation between both arms of government.

“As part of the understanding reached with its leadership, the observations of the executive arm of government about the Appropriation Bill as passed by the National Assembly will be further considered by the National Assembly through legislative action, to ensure effective and smooth implementation of the 2013 Appropriation Act in all aspects.

“The administration remains fully committed to the positive transformation of the country, and effective and efficient service delivery for the benefit of all citizens.

“All Ministries, Departments and Agencies of the Federal Government have, therefore, been directed to work very hard to ensure that all the services, projects and programmes contained in the budget are successfully delivered on schedule in spite of the slight delay in its enactment.”
President Jonathan was initially reluctant about assenting to the budget which was forwarded to him on January 14 following claims that the National Assembly increased the budget by moving allocations from Ministries, Departments and Agencies to fund constituency projects.

President Jonathan was also alleged to have, based on the promptings of a senior minister, insisted that corrections on the budget be made in details before his assent.

Besides, the President had at a meeting with the National Assembly leadership raised the issue of the oil benchmark and the non- provision of funds for the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) on account of the retention of Arunma Oteh as Director-General of the Commission. The National Assembly leadership had politely declined the request on Ms Oteh and the benchmark, saying that the two issues were non-negotiable but agreed to look again at the mistakes in the details of the budget.

Legislators from the opposition parties had given their intention to initiate moves to override a veto if the President refused to give his assent to the budget by February 13 which made it 30 days after the budget was forwarded to him.


http://www.channelstv.com/home/2013/02/26/jonathan-signs-2013-budget-into-law/

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Hope our Alawee increment dey there o?

theshadyexpress: After a long wait, amidst threats by the National Assembly to override President Goodluck Jonathan on the 2013 Budget, the President on Tuesday signed the Appropriation Bill into law.

According to a statement signed by the Special Adviser to the President on Media and Publicity, Reuben Abati, the signing of the 2013 budget followed several consultations and an agreement between the Executive and the Legislature.

The statement reads in part: “President Jonathan wishes to reassure all Nigerians that the consultations have been in the best interest of the country, and in pursuit of understanding and mutual cooperation between both arms of government.

“As part of the understanding reached with its leadership, the observations of the executive arm of government about the Appropriation Bill as passed by the National Assembly will be further considered by the National Assembly through legislative action, to ensure effective and smooth implementation of the 2013 Appropriation Act in all aspects.

“The administration remains fully committed to the positive transformation of the country, and effective and efficient service delivery for the benefit of all citizens.

“All Ministries, Departments and Agencies of the Federal Government have, therefore, been directed to work very hard to ensure that all the services, projects and programmes contained in the budget are successfully delivered on schedule in spite of the slight delay in its enactment.”
President Jonathan was initially reluctant about assenting to the budget which was forwarded to him on January 14 following claims that the National Assembly increased the budget by moving allocations from Ministries, Departments and Agencies to fund constituency projects.

President Jonathan was also alleged to have, based on the promptings of a senior minister, insisted that corrections on the budget be made in details before his assent.

Besides, the President had at a meeting with the National Assembly leadership raised the issue of the oil benchmark and the non- provision of funds for the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) on account of the retention of Arunma Oteh as Director-General of the Commission. The National Assembly leadership had politely declined the request on Ms Oteh and the benchmark, saying that the two issues were non-negotiable but agreed to look again at the mistakes in the details of the budget.

Legislators from the opposition parties had given their intention to initiate moves to override a veto if the President refused to give his assent to the budget by February 13 which made it 30 days after the budget was forwarded to him.


http://www.channelstv.com/home/2013/02/26/jonathan-signs-2013-budget-into-law/

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esperiense: Hehe, calm down all of you. I just told my secretary to go print out the letters now. The delay is due to power failure. I will make sure they r delivered to the various schools tommorrow. There will be no corper in the bokoharrassed states. Ok? And moreover I recently reviewed your alawee. Its now 80k per month. So relax

... Thank u thank u.