₦airaland Forum

ShadowM:
yane. Ina ta kokarin maka PM amma baka yi replying ba nima dan Kaduna ne Dan Allah muyi magana

Ibcrown:
2020 world tour begins

Durhleepee:
"The dick feels
better when it is coming from a hard working man" ]


Mad ooo

Camoready:
Please plugs

majamajic:
go to the next pics , write ' can't wait for u to be back


Don't worry work plenty for Lagos

DonDemu:
ICPC just confirmed the recruitment to be true

frank417:
NDLEA recruited through emplug.com last year bro. Sometimes these gov't agencies use recruitment agencies to recruit and not directly on their site. Don't mislead people.

Openbusiness:
like your type sir! Apologies if any man feels offended by this, but most men are stubborn goats

Openbusiness:
There's nothing like engine ratings and design. Your car is either a CNG car or it's not. Nigeria has never been a country where alternative energy has been existing. They tried it LNG one time, but where are the LNG cars today? Maybe in this entire country there was only less than 10 existing LNG public stations. Saw one in Benin years ago, it was as quiet as a grave yard, pretty sure it's dead now because no LNG cars to patronize it. Sahara company then rolled out a few for their staffers, other than that, who will buy an LNG car? Now, you want to talk about CNG, are the cars going to magically convert themselves to CNG cars? Because a gasoline car with gasoline engine cannot run on compressed natural gas unless you convert it. So who's going to bear the cost of conversion? Who will provide the CNG conversion kits? Do you know conversions cost anywhere from around $10k to $100k, depending on the type of car? Does it make economic sense to you for you to spend N3m or more to convert your N1.5m car because you want to buy fuel at N97 pl? It's nothing but another SCAM by this government. Maybe in this entire country, if you're lucky to find CNG cars, it might be less than 5. Buhari government is a scam government. This is just another of their scam promises, same people that promised to make $1 to N1, promised to end Boko Haram... This government disgusts me, makes me wanna puke
https://i.imgflip.com/3mdrzc.gif

Openbusiness:
You know nothing about CNG

Snipper007:
infact for the first time am clapping to this statements from afenifere, can you imagine the audacity? A mere abboki telling a literate what to do and not to do, a bloody migrant from North Africa, infact Yoruba una really try for this one.

Meanwhile......

F
.
.
.
.
.
T
.
.
.
.
.
C

Trump2020:
The most partisan impeachment in the history of America. Only idiots think that Republican senators will remove Trump 10 months to the election, a man with 95% republican approval rating.

I pity dems if Trump survives the trial

*Abdulfatah Ahmed, sold about 110 properties belonging to Kwara state government, including Deputy governor's residence, to himself, friends and cronies ~ Abdulrazaq*
_*• says his deputy governor lives in rented apartment*_
_*• Governor says 75% of federal funds to Kwara goes to paying state salaries*_

Abuja;
Kwara State Governor Abdulrahman Abdulrazaq on Monday alleged that his predecessor, Abdulfatah Ahmed, sold about 110 properties belonging to the state government, including the residence of the Deputy Governor.

Abdulrazaq, speaking to State House Correspondents after a closed-door meeting with the President, said his deputy governor has been compelled to live in a rented apartment which is costing the state a fortune.

The Governor, who said this was part of what he briefed President Muhammadu Buhari at the Presidential Villa, Abuja, however, declined to comment on the crisis plaguing Kwara State following the demolition of Ile Arogbo, the family property of the Sarakis.

“I have explained all these to Mr President and I have told him that we want to concentrate on agriculture because the money coming from Abuja for our local governments goes to paying 100 per cent of salaries, money coming from Abuja to the state government, 75 per cent of it goes into paying salaries,” he said.

“It’s so painful, we have to develop alternative means of generating revenue and that is why we have to be enterprising in the way we do our things.

“I came to see the President to wish him good tidings for the New Year and also with a shopping list because our state is in dire straits. When we got in, there was a total collapse in the state, starting from education. Our four colleges of education were on strike for a year,” the Governor said.

“The government was owing teachers about N750 million. Thank God we have been able to clear that. UBEC had blacklisted Kwara State since 2013. So it shows you that there had not been any investment in the education sector.

“But we have been able to clear the liabilities. We paid UBEC N450 million which was misappropriated by the previous administration. We are good to go with UBEC.

“We need federal intervention, we need federal help. UNICEF has left Kwara, we are lagging behind in everything. We have to pay close to a billion in counterpart funding, which the previous administration had not paid – funding for polio, Roll Back Malaria.

“When we got in, there was no running water at all in any city in Kwara State. [But] Today, Ilorin, the state capital, within two months we have [had] water running in the taps and some of the major towns too. It’s an ongoing process, but the basic thing like water is something that is very important and dear to our programmes.

“Our civil service we have been clearing the backlog of debts; since 2013 they have been paying half salaries [at] 60 per cent. We have been able to clear all that and also try to show that there should be no malice; government is a continuity.

“We have not removed anybody from work; the Head of Service we inherited is still there, the Permanent Secretary, Finance, is still there; even the cooks in Government House are still there. We have not changed anything.

“What we met was that they have sold virtually about 110 government properties, including the Deputy Governor’s residence; our Deputy Governor is staying in rented accommodation, they just shared everything,” the Governor said, referring to the previous state administration.

Simplyleo:
I support this govt, confirm from my posts. But this story doesn't make any sense. And your comment doesn't make sense either.

The emboldened texts in your comment above is completely at variance with the narrative behind the so-called CNG. Cos if your engine rating and design is what determines if you are to benefit from the cheap fuel, how then is it to the benefit of the common man? The common man and the big men, who drive cars with better engine designs and engine rating