₦airaland Forum

wonuks:
We don't deserve it jare. Let them pay their debt if they are owing.

Gather here if you don't give a damn about this news

Anambralstson:
Why not compare Ugwuanyi with your governor.

selemempe:
When you are ready to show us all of Enugu and all of kano, we will know.

There is no street in Enugu that you won't see someone from Kano doing gateman or selling kiosk

Why are they leaving their mighty Kano to come and beg at holy ghost bus stop? How many people from Enugu do you know that are doing gateman job, digging well or begging in Kano?

These Kano miscreants have gone from selling Suya to shinning shoe and digging well in enugu...if you ever find an Enugu person in Kano, regardless of his job, he would most likely be middle class

Redcrafton:
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Redcrafton:
Which infrastructure are you about? How much does Kano state receive from the FG? How many local government does Kano have and how much do they receive in allocation? We know that the state governors take money meant for LGs to use in their capitals. With this in mind, how much does Enugu collect? Also how much loan does Kano have and how much does Enugu have? Besides, the road you are using to compare is road that leads to out of town.... You are using a fringe road to compare flyover in Kano city center? Very soon you will compare Lagos third mainland bridge with a bridge that leads to a village in another state. Nawahoooo!

mcmbonu:
Ok
You pick the best road. Keep deceiving yourself

Nanagom:
What a vengeful Family

Anyone who’s still being deceived that there’s freedom of speech and after speech in this Regime is as lifeless as the dullard

SarkinYarki:
I unfollow brittle paper yesterday on tweeter over this

Light78:
I don't talk to incompetent person who doesn't reason with rightly, most especially "tribal bigots ''

Light78:
you are the reason why millions are suffering

I am very sure you sold your joy for 1k during the 2019 elections.

Why can't you chop them and vote someone else.

Veryfoolishboy:
Just a thought. what if you wake up in 2022 and El Rufai Is President or Vice President?

Coldie:
I swear no matter how much d south south region wails and wails they can NEVER be like lagos

nijabazaar:
This is not really beautiful.
Lets just say it is eerie that lagos can look calm.


The only beautiful structure is that serpentine bridge cascading via the slums....

If you wanna see beauty see lockdown views of European cities or San Francisco or Tunis or Algiers or Pretoria or Ouagadou or Kaduna

hisgrace090:
Peter obi's enemy reporting.

Only dirty politics played here will make you move against the person of sir peter obi who single handedly funded Apga till it became what it is today from his billionear porcket.

Gov. Gboyega Oyetola of Osun has ordered the immediate payment of stipends due to 25,907 vulnerable persons in the state.

The stipends were part of palliative measures to cushion the impact of the state-wide lockdown to contain the spread of the coronavirus in the state.

Mr. Lawal Olayemi, the Commissioner for Youths and Sports in the state, disclosed this on Tuesday in Ile-Ife during the distribution of debit cards to beneficiaries of the stipends.

Olayemi said the governor also directed the immediate distribution of debit cards linked to the accounts of the beneficiaries to ensure transparency, accountability, and a seamless process.

The commissioner, who described the scheme as one of the best social intervention programmes in the country, said N20,000 had been approved by the governor for 15, 289 people living with disabilities captured under the Special Grant Transfer (SGT) scheme.

He added that approval had also been given for the immediate payment of N7,500 stipend to 10,618 beneficiaries who were vulnerable youths captured under the Public Workfare (PWF) programme.

The commissioner, who maintained that the administration in the state was committed to the people’s welfare, noted that the gesture would go a long way in transforming the lives of the beneficiaries.

Olayemi, however, said that the disbursement of the funds under the SGT and PWF, was different from the Federal Government’s Conditional Cash Transfer recently launched by the governor.

He added that the governor had also ordered the immediate release of the monthly and quarterly stipends to the beneficiaries as part of efforts to alleviate the effects of hardship that the people were going through due to the lockdown.

According to him, the gesture will go a long way to promote the general well-being of the beneficiaries.

Oyetola signs Osun Emergency Prevention Regulations. He said the scheme, which started in July 2019, was a partnership between the Osun government and the World Bank.

“This is a collaboration between the state government and the World Bank designed to alleviate poverty, hunger and unemployment among the people in the state.

“We commenced the exercise in line with the governor’s directive to ensure that every beneficiary under the scheme gets paid,” he said.

The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) recalls that Oyetola on March 29 announced a total lock-down of the state effective from midnight of March 31 to stop the spread of the coronavirus.

DanArrewa:
everything you mentioned above is below average in igbo land.... Igbos don't have land for farming..

Igbos don't produce anything that is exportable to other regions except palm oil...

An average farmer in the north own not lest than 10 hectare of farm plants...

Why an average eastern traders own not more than 1 hectare...

Igbos have no fertile land for agriculture and have no land mask for that...

I have been to east... Almost all the the agriculture produce in the east is from the north

Maranzano:
Your hate for Ndiigbo has beclouded your sense of responsibility. The tweeter user who responded to Bello's tweets was not even Igbo but because your hateful brain is configured to respond to any criticism of the government as coming from Ndiigbo, you jumped at your jaundiced and reprehensible conclusion.

I usually do not respond to hateful posts like yours on Nairaland but people like you are the reasons unity and peace will elude this nation.
Constructive criticism is an essential ingredient of democracy. He who is afraid of criticism has no business in public office. If you hate the heat of the kitchen, do not apply for the job of a chef.

Blissfulend:
The problem with folks like you is that they do not travel. You just lead cloistered life and be peddling presumptions.
You should travel and learn!

9jaRealist:
Again, cannot presume to speak for Ibos...
But many detested Orji Kalu’s looting just like Akpabio’s - and called him out publicly.

We really have to get out of this frankly primitive mindset that it’s okay for your Egbon to steal because others are stealing, or that you should not condemn what is clearly wrong because your person or people is involved, or because other people have not condemned theirs.
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