₦airaland Forum

koladebrainiac:
All you Ipods that flooded n trying to derail n condemn Fashola here
Since Jonathan your defeated messiah and Obasanjo and yaradua cannot fix power problem in in 16years it is fashola that will now fix it for you in 6momths after you guys have bastardize the sector,destroyed the fabric of Nigeria power Energy.


What am i saying sef- I remember professor Bat Nnaji is a professor in engineering and many engineers that have worked as power minister for 16 years what have they done?have dey generated any megawatt?

You people should cover your faces in shame.

You dont need engineers to be minister,you need decision makers people who knows how to make deal and politics of Electricity and contract signing n pressure management.

Its not about round square peg round hole thing.


Its an old adage thats not working with reality -i mean the square peg of a thing..

Keneking:
Indeed Igbos are doing very well

tundafayaBuhari:
He is an ex pastor. I learnt he doesn't go to church again. Buhari is a curse to Nigeria QED

"I'll soon be 90," the former president said, adding that this was "something I'd never imagined".
"Soon I'll be like all the others, "to all our turn must come," Fidel Castro said.
Castro - who had survived many assassination plots - was the longest serving non-royal leader of the 20th Century.
Castro temporarily handed over power to his brother in 2006 as he was recovering from an acute intestinal ailment.
Raul Castro officially became president two years later.

Fidel Castro, Cuba's former president and leader of the Communist revolution, has died aged 90, his brother has said.
"The commander in chief of the Cuban revolution died at 22:29 hours this evening (03:29 GMT Saturday)," President Raul Castro said.
Fidel Castro ruled Cuba as a one-party state for almost 50 years before Raul took over in 2008.
His supporters said he had given Cuba back to the people. But he was also accused of suppressing opposition.
Ashen and grave, President Castro told the nation in an unexpected late night broadcast on state television that Fidel Castro had died and would be cremated later on Saturday.
There would now be several days of national mourning on the island.
Raul Castro ended the announcement by shouting the revolutionary slogan: "Towards victory, always!"
Barring the occasional newspaper column, Fidel Castro had essentially been retired from political life for some time, the BBC's Will Grant in Havana reports.
In April, Fidel Castro gave a rare speech on the final day of the country's Communist Party congress.
He acknowledged his advanced age but said Cuban communist concepts were still valid and the Cuban people "will be victorious".

baski92:
bros say the truth and shame the devil

baski92:
bro no be matter of bad belle or not, na just the simple truth be that

baski92:
He look cool and handsome not the thug he as turn to

richard870:
What's your point

#Smh

Wetin pesin no go see on social media

melvinjames:
The monkey fell from a tree and broke its neck

Nickydrake:
Didn't Mr. Jimoh Ibrahim say during the debate on Channels TV that he has won at the Federal High Court and the Court of Appeal? And that he was also certain of victory at the Supreme Court? There is falsehood afoot here, and we'll find out soon enough wether the culprit is Jimoh Ibrahim or this news report.

Emassive:
Are you blind to have read the Army allowing the family with help of community youths to go and retrieve the body where he was killed..... What's your problem with sanity

Haywhymido:
Best market? Even when we don't av enough? nigeria shd be their first call, den export the rest.

gistsstack:
Good, if only they won't divert to other countries after packing.

mfm04622:
When the family wanted the body, the millitary linked them to youths who combed the bush for the body. What does that mean? That they brought back the body after the operation or left them to rot in the bush?

Mrjo:
bt the family said the recover his body days after the opperation with the help of the youth of the comunity that collected 750k from them

mfm04622:
My own question is very simple. So when Nigerian Soldiers kill enemy combatants, do they leave the corpse to rot in the field? This is barbaric!!! Why didn't they take the bodies to mortuary? The least they can do is bury the dead bodies as human beings. So we have come to the stage where we leave human bodies to be eaten by wild animals? Heartless people!

wowmenow:
Confused soldiers
Like confused president
Lies