₦airaland Forum

Lilisticlili:
The Album was Grass2Grace released in 2006 with several hit tracks.
But this track "I dey feel like" actually saw 2face hipping praises to politicians and legendary musicians such as Fela and Bob marley and we accepted it.
But when he started mentioning names like Jolly Nyame who was governor then nd Obasanjo,then I began to think,what has Jolly Nyame done to 2face that he is showering him all this praises. Little did we know,that Jolly Nyame will be jailed for fraud today.

If you ask me,2face should be aressted too with other musicians that praises "Yahoo boys and politicians.

Chynx:
The price for permanent capping is 40k...but they would have to install a temporary cap, until the permanent cap is ready.

You will be notified when it is ready, so then you go back to have it installed...covered by same initial payment.

Chynx:
Divine Dentals, just beside VICHS in Victoria Island.

I just did mine a couple of days back, and it went flawlessly! I only felt 'pain' when the needle pierced my gum to deliver analgesic.

After that, I was still expecting the worst when suddenly, the Dentist said "okay, we are done!"

I looked in the mirror and bingo; no pain!

Imagine the fear that gripped me initially, when I saw those drill bits...abi na when dem wan insert needle down my gum to do xray? All these went on smoothly.

Today, I have the temporary tooth cap, to return for the permanent one in a couple of weeks!

Root canal = 30k
Capping = 40k
Note that this is HMO price...and that was VICTORIA ISLAND!

I hope this helps?

powerkey:
NO.

IT'S YORUBA MUSLIM TERRORISTS AND YOU'RE ONE OF THEM.

powerkey:
So who is

RuthlessLeader:
I think you need to see a psychiatrist

sirlekzy:
BY @LEKZYLOADED | Follow Us for More Updates

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The Federal Road Safety Corp, FRSC, has began their nationwide recruitment for “suitably qualified” graduates into various cadres of the Corps, and here is all you need to know about it.

The Federal Road Safety Corp, Public Education Officer, Bisi Kazeem, disclosed this in a statement on Monday. He said “qualified candidates” can apply for employment into the following positions;

Officer cadre
Marshal inspectorate (MI) cadre
Road marshal assistant cadre
Bisi Kazeem said for the Officer cadre, candidates are expected to possess a first degree from recognized institutions, NYSC Discharge Certificates, and must not be more than 30 years of age.

Kazeem noted that, For the marshal inspectorate cadre, there are three subcategories namely, marshal inspector I, marshal inspector II, and marshal inspector III. He said the requirements for MI-I are higher national diploma, NYSC discharge certificates, registered nurse and midwife, and must equally not be above age 30.

Also, the requirements for MI-II are Nigeria Certificate of Education (NCE), registered nurse or registered midwife. Applicants to this cadre, must not be more than 28 years old.

However, applicants for MI-III must possess national diploma, community health extension workers certificate (CHEW), and must also not be older than 28.

The statement further read;

“Application into the category of RMAII requires a minimum of 5 credits in SSCE/GCE/NECO/NABTEB and must include Mathematics and English Language. For RMAIII, the requirement is a minimum of 3 credits in SSCE/GCE/NECO/NABTEB. Applicants into the two categories of RMAs must not be more than 27 years of age.”

Kazeem said artisans and tradesmen fall into the same categories of RMAs, however, they must possess a minimum of four passes in SSCE/GCE/NECO/NABTEB, have trade test or other professional certificates, as well as a valid class of drivers licence (for drivers and bikers), and must not be more than 28.

Applications to any of the cadres can be done through FRSC website www.recruitment.frsc.gov.ng

Shortlisted candidates are expected to come along with a printout of their forms as well as the acknowledgement slip for screening.

The FRSC said the exercise attracts no fee and applications must be submitted within six weeks of the publication of the advert.

Don’t miss this opportunity and remember to share with others.

Source: http://www.lekzyloaded.com.ng/news/frsc-begins-nationwide-recruitment-see-dull-details

engineerboat:
ACCUSTOMED to meeting most of their financial obligations from their monthly share-out of the Federation Account, Nigeria’s 36 state governors were recently confronted with less-than-expected offers from the pool. Under-remittances from the state oil company and some other agencies mean less revenue for states battling rising costs, high debts, deficits and an impending election cycle. The chickens the President Muhammadu Buhari-led Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation hatched are coming home to roost.

The alarm raised earlier this month by the states’ commissioners of finance that expected remittance to the Consolidated Revenue Fund of the Federation from the NNPC shifted to near-panic mode at state houses last week. Two consecutive meetings of the Federation Accounts Allocation Committee – a gathering of the Minister of Finance and the states finance commissioners – ended without agreement as delegates rejected alleged under-payment by the NNPC.

Fresh confirmation of our untidy national book-keeping practices has just come from an audit report prepared by KPMG and commissioned by the National Economic Council. The report found that 18 federal revenue federating agencies withheld the sums of N526 billion and $21 billion from the Federation Account between 2010 and June 2015. NEC, chaired by the Vice-President, includes the finance minister and the state governors who are understandably livid at the continuation of a system that allows the NNPC especially, to carry on as usual.


They woke late to the posers this newspaper has been raising over the oil company’s dangerous monopoly on refined petroleum products since September; its unverified claims on volumes imported and distributed; its self-regulation; its runaway self-imposed habit of subsidising petrol, and virtual autonomy under an inattentive President who has also made himself the petroleum minister.

Now, governors are finally waking up to the dangers. They should have spotted the booby trap when the NNPC gleefully announced that it was now the sole importer of petrol after independents left the field, citing losses arising from a landing price then of N171 per litre compared to the regulated price of N145 per litre ceiling. The alarm should have been louder when, first, the NNPC said it would absorb the losses and quaintly labelled it “under-recoveries,” and, next, claimed the improbable supply figure of 55 million litres per day. A healthy scepticism would have prompted independent checks much earlier than now to safeguard public funds. Now that landing cost is N191 per litre, NNPC is heartily subsidising on our behalf while we pick up the bills.


In between, Maikanti Baru, Group Managing Director, claimed the company incurred $5.8 billion in two months. In January this year, petrol imports cost N1.4 trillion.

Improbability has given way to incredulity: governors have now taken a cue from The PUNCH in questioning the new figure of 60 million litres supplied per day and Baru’s vow to bring in 100 million litres per day for two months.

Neither Buhari nor the lazy, distracted National Assembly can run away from providing answers to the governors’ posers. Who verifies the NNPC’s import and expenditure claims? There should be a thorough investigation of the company’s operations to ascertain how much petrol comes into the country and where they go. It stretches the imagination that the neighbouring markets of Benin Republic, Niger Republic, Togo, Cameroon, Chad and Ghana can absorb the excess over the 35 million litres per day claimed by the NNPC as our national demand.


More importantly, we should stop the national folly of continuing to allow vested interests to prevent the privatisation of the NNPC’s four loss-making refineries and liberalising the oil downstream. Buhari and Baru are driving the economy that shrank to 1.95 per cent in the last quarter aground. Rather than sell them post-haste, Baru, in accordance with the retrogressive presidential fiat to make them work “at any cost,” is on a forlorn, unworkable drive to attract investors who will provide funds but will not own. Such shallow thinking and convoluted rigmarole have ensured that the refineries cannot meet local demand and continue to accumulate operating losses over the last three decades (group losses of about N546 billion in the three years to 2017). The refineries lost N82.09 billion in 2015, N78.95 billion in 2016 and a report by Bloomberg puts recent losses at the NNPC HQ and the refineries at about $500 million.

Baru’s acrobatics of wooing the original builders and others to invest in refurbishing them are not viable. As long as the NNPC remains a major player in the downstream, operators will continue to flee the local market as Chevron, Texaco, Mobil have done, leaving only the bold and influential Dangote on whose upcoming 650,000 bpd Lekki refinery lies the country’s sole hope of breaking the NNPC stranglehold.

Opaque, self-regulating and over-politicised, the NNPC’s losses pale in contrast to the strong showing of other SOEs like Norway’s Equinox (formerly Statoil), Brazil’s Petrobas and Gulf oil majors that all posted rebounds in 2017 as oil prices rallied. The world eagerly awaits the flotation of Saudi Aramco whose owner, Saudi Arabia, is reforming its economy away from oil dependency and opening up to global investors. Nigeria must follow suit.

Buhari should relinquish the petroleum resources portfolio and reconstitute the NNPC board to allow for reformers from outside the rotten NNPC system. In line with his electoral promise, Buhari should follow the advice of Governor Nasir el-Rufai of Kaduna to “kill the NNPC” to make way for a new entity to emerge and meet national aspirations. A recent report that depots and pipelines that are not even fully utilised drained N174 billion reinforces why the NNPC should exit the downstream sector completely and concentrate on its core function as a holding company.

In the meantime, the parliament should launch an all-out probe into the fuel import system and the refineries. Governors should not stop at insisting on full remittance of all funds due to the CRF, they should go to court to demand their rights.

https://www.punchng.com/buhari-baru-have-made-nnpc-worse/amp/

erico2k2:
That was when it was believed it was Islam V Christinaity at war.If this cult was kept at check and the residents got involved to condem it, it wont have grown to this hydra

stephenduru:
IPOB members today stormed the streets of Aba and staged a protest.According to them,this generation of IPOB will do everything humanly possible to ensure that Biafra is restored.They also said people should go and tell the IGP Idris of Nigeria that his words of threat to IPOB means nothing to them once their freedom is involved.


Source: http://www.trezzyhelm.com/2018/05/ipob-members-protest-in-aba-todayphotos.html?m=1

Moghalu4Pres:
He won't get five.

Which SE person will vote Buhari? Does he know them?

Or he thinks they have forgotten how he shot 300 in Onitsha and Aba?

The people are gathering to vote their own, Kingsley Moghalu (former CBN Deputy Gov and UN official). Moghalu has been organising town hall meetings all across the SE to secure his base first. He's holding one in Owerri on Tuesday.


Buhari lost in 2003, 2007 and 2011 for a reason. No one really loves him all across Nigeria. They just decided to try him this last time around bc of GEJ's nonchalance.

Against any popularly accepted person he won't stand a chance.

Even his people have been rejecting him one by one: first in Kano, now in Niger.

The whole Nigeria has always rejected him. It's the anti-corruption noise they decided to try.

All people are waiting for is which of the outsiders will emerge popular at last. Once Nigerians decide on who's the alternative Buhari don lost. That is why people like Kingsley Moghalu are spreading their message to all who have still not heard about them: "The job is for technocrats." "2019 is zoned to competence."

This Osita's speech is a typical payroll speech. The mouth that's feeding talks muiom, muiom, muiom.

As for me, YPP is the party. Kingsley Moghalu, former CBN Deputy Gov and UN official for President. As he rightly said: "2019 is zoned to competence." That's the rule. #Moghalu4President

BankeSmalls:
Goodluck Jonathan is a president who can even rule the USA. Honest, gentle, kind and cared for the whole country.

Goodluck built too many projects, including roads in Daura and almajirin schools in more than 500 northern towns and villages.

Goodluck Jonathan fought for justice, equity and fairness all his days at Aso rock and made sure of press freedom. FOI bill is a testament to that.

In Bayelsa state last week, police opened fire and killed over 10 persons just because they protested in a university, this cannot happen under Jonathan.

NOETHNICITY:
Please, let's forgive them for the sake of Ramadan.
The sufferings and pains of the Palestinians we soooo grave that we cannot even wish same for our enemies

trapQ:
MURIC are very stupid. I don't understand why muslims in general are hypocrites. Where was MURIC all the while when muslims have been threatening Christians with violence in the north?

Have MURIC ever even condemned boko Haram which is very much an Islamic group? And pls don't bring that rhetoric of boko Haram being un-islamic as those terrorists are doing everything Mohammed instructed in the unholy Qur'an.

NOETHNICITY:
https://www.vanguardngr.com/2018/05/can-urges-fg-countries-relocate-embassies-jerusalem/

stephanie11:
@POLITICSNGR

A heavy Protest against President Muhammadu Buhari took place in Kano on Thursday. Hundreds of youths carrying Placards were seen chanting anti-Buhari songs.

In a video footage made available online, the youths were heard singing in Hausa;

"Buhari pack your load and get ready.

Aso Rock (Abuja) is not your house."

Watch the video HERE

https://politicsngr.com/just-pack-load-kano-youths-protest-president-buhari-video/

sarrki:
Only enemies of Nigeria will kick against pmb

Mutemenot:
confused set of poo. Who takes Afonja serious im dia modern world

donlucabrazi:


This is getting interesting!



https://mobile.twitter.com/renoomokri/status/999311222959849478

Groovenaija360:
Security operatives, on Tuesday, arrested over 10 members of the Movement for the Actualisation of the Sovereign State of Biafra (MASSOB) and Biafra Independent Movement (BIM), when they staged an anniversary rally, in Port Harcourt, Rivers State.

It was gathered that the arrested persons were among the hundreds of supporters of Pro-Biafran agitators who had stormed Port Harcourt, the State capital, to mark their 18 years of the existence of MASSOB and BIM.

The pro-Biafra agitators had commenced the procession at Mile Market in Port Harcourt, and headed towards Eleme junction before they were intercepted around Garrison junction.

The security men shot teargas canisters at the MASSOB and BIM members to disperse them and arrested 10 of them, especially those wearing military and Nigerian Security and Civil Defence Corps camouflages.

MASSOB leader in the state, Solomon Chukwu, in his speech during the protest, said: “I am not happy about the development. I met the security people and told them what we are doing that we are not violent. But, they asked us to close and go. They did not give us chance to go.

“They arrested our people on uniform. Our coming out is not that we took them unawares. They are aware. We are meant to go to Eleme Junction. But, because of their action, we stopped here at Garrison. We will follow up the people they have arrested to secure their release.

“I am calling on the Federal Government that MASSOB is non-violent and we are a registered organisation. We are shocked that they decided to treat us like this”, he expressed.

Also, Engr. Anthony Azukem said the essence of the rally was to reawaken the call for the creation of the Biafran State.

He said: “The rally this morning is to mark our 18 years of existence, after it was formed in year 2000 by Chief Ralph Uwazuruike. The call for the reawakening of the call for the creation of Biafra State is part of the reason for this rally”.


>>>> https://groovenaija360.com.ng/biafra-anniversary-police-arrest-10-massob-bim-members-in-portharcourt/

EzendiEgo1:

30yrs still unemployed nobody complained or criticise him but just finish your NYSC and stay one year for your father's house without job and tell me if you will survive what will befall on you.

We Africans need to change the way we reasons.

If you are unemployed, don't kill yourself because your time has not reach.

Take time and read this Inspirational post i composed below

Have you been thinking of committing suicide or look down on your ability because you find it hard to achieve what your mate has achieved.I what to tell you that they were able to achieved that because they operated around their time zone.

Don't look down on yourself because your time frame has not reach.
Aliko dangote, was a billionaire before Mark Zuckerberg created Facebook but what happened with time Mark Zuckerberg is 5th richest man on earth.all you have to know is that it doesn't matter when you start what matters is are you working in your time frame?.

Remember there are millions of people that crys everyday just to be in your position just to be where you are but no way no privilege to be in that position

You woke up in the morning thank your God because it was not your power.

Try and have positive mindset and trust in your God
It doesn't matter who start the race first is who Finish at the end matters
Good night Nl

dokyOloye:
Boko haram member

sanandreas:
CAN now rear cows enh? Your comment is foolish.

damoskiy:
I can't say... What liar did he tell ?