I pity my country Nigeria

All is well even inside a well

welcome home Dee one

jamb jamb jamb

of what relevance is this post to Naira land

nice proactive measure by firemen

Any evidence?

kingphilip:
were you able to authoritatively say that boko haram was APC?? The fact that some disgruntled individuals took up arms never meant that it's a party sponsored affairs..

But what do I know.. Bring evidences and get them arrested instead of hiding the truth and getting us impoverished due to pipeline vandalization

. At least PDP Avengers as u said are devil we can see and re ready to accept amnesty, but d worst enemy is d devil we cannot see, destroying live and properties with no good reason, shame on u Boko Haram

what is his mission

send it to sabisan Forest

my room better pass her own

Ibrahim1975:
.But its in record that when Jonathan was the President,Obi was the Chairman of economic team and Ngozi was the Minister of Finance and economic co-ordination. Did we move forward? With crude oil sold for $150/b, no one single project started and completed for 6yrs. he left electricity worst than he met, Rifinary worst than he met. We import virtually everything. he borrowed to pay salary. Niger Delta region left worst. Corruption became the new National Anthem. So,which GEJ and which OBI? All our money in the foreign reserve disappeared.

you need a doctor by dropping such comment, how can u compare d hardship d citizens face in this present administration to GEJ admin

Safari29:
Who are these morafokas self? una no dey tire

u sucks!

obailala:
From Aisha stol Halliburton money to Aisha can never travel to the US. Now Aisha has eventually travelled to the US, the new game is "she carried N40m handbag. You wailers don't give up do you?... Your lives must be very difficult, considering that the only effect of all these senseless campaigns of calumny is to get people to hate Buhari and APC by all means courtesy of the 2019 elections which is still 3 years away. For how long will this self inflicted torture continue?

Lalastics abeg come put this one for frontpage to ameliorate the high BP these wailers caught this morning upon seeing Aisha in US.

. How on earth will she afford such expensive bag, how much is her husband salary?

fine, let's see how it go

U need to remove that tittle u gave it Cus d employer already know what it was, what matters most is your skills and qualifications.

I wish u Goodluck guys. don't come back without d trophy!

Yoruba language sounds stoutish to me.

I think I know that woman, she use to be my very good friend but I lost her contact.

Thanks for d post. I ve a phone that d WiFi refuses to off, I took it to an engineer but d problem persisted what should I do?

sometime I became confused of the kind of miracle perform by some pastors today. so I ask, are these miracles really from God?

I ll like to partner with u.

I see 12

May God forgive u.

[quote author=centvin008 post=46062707]Bill To Lower Age To Content In Elections Passes First Reading In NASS
The House of Representatives has passed for first reading a Bill seeking to lower the constitutional age requirement for contesting for elections in Nigeria. The Bill with gazette number HB. 544 was read and passed for the first time at the House plenary session on Wednesday May 26th, 2016. Hon. Tony Nwulu representing Oshodi/Isolo II Federal Constituency of Lagos state sponsored the bill otherwise referred to as the #NotTooYoungToRun bill.
The bill seeks to alter the Section 65, 106, 131, 177 of the 1999 Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria (as amended) to reduce the age qualification for the office of the President from 40 years to 30 years; Governor 35 to 30, Senate 35 to 30, House of Representatives 30 to 25 and State House of Assembly 30 to 25. The Bill also seeks to mainstream independent candidacy into Nigeria’s electoral process.

Recently, the Speaker of the House of Representatives, Yakubu Dogara publicly advocated for a downward review of age criteria for running for certain elective offices when he played host to students at a dialogue session in the National Assembly. In his words ‘I think it may not be out of place to lower the age qualification for certain elective offices in the next constitutional amendment exercise”.  Charging the youths to take the gauntlet and constructively organize for the age review he said ‘This country belongs to you but it’s under the stranglehold of men and women of a generation that have overreached itself. The truth is that nothing will be ceded or conceded to your generation without a fight’.

These developments from the House of Representatives signal commitment on the part of the 8th National Assembly to open the democratic space for increased youth participation. It is an indication that the 8th Assembly is responsive to the yearnings of its vast youthful population.

The constitutional amendment bill if passed will address the legal challenge posed to young people seeking to run in elections thereby guaranteeing inclusion in our political process. The amendment will not only create a level-playing field for young people, it will enhance the competitiveness of electoral politics in Nigeria due to the innovative, creative, dynamism and resourcefulness that youths bring to the electoral process. Further more, the Bill will deepen intergenerational dialogue as more youths will gain access to the political process for more adult-youth engagement and partnership.

The youth community welcomes this development with excitement and renewed hope in the legislature. We recognize Hon. Tony Nwulu for sponsoring this important Bill. We urge all legislators in the National Assembly to support the quick passage of the #NotTooYoungToRun Bill to pave way for more youth inclusion in the political process. This is the time for Nigeria to take its rightful place in the comity of nations as a country guided by the principles of inclusion, freedom, equality and justice.

is this our problem?

[quote author=agabusta post=46008555]Court jails man 14 years for importing cocaine

A Federal High ‎in Abuja on Thursday sentenced a man, Mr. Anthony Chidi Ikeaba to a 14 years imprisonment for importing 1.782 kg of cocaine into the country.

Delivering judgment in the case numbered, FHC/ABJ/CR/962016, Justice Okon Abang passed the sentence after the accused pleaded guilty to the one count of importation of the prohibited substance.

The National Drug Laws and Enforcement had ‎arrested Ikeaba with cocaine at the Arrival Hall of the Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport in Abuja on April 20, 2016.

The convict was arrested on his arrival from the Dubai, United Arab Emirate.

The anti-narcotic drug agency on April 26, preferred against the convict, one count of importation of cocaine, an offence said to be contrary to and punishable under section 11(a) of the NDLEA Act.

‎During the review of fact of the case by the prosecution on Thursday, Ikeadi pleaded guilty and was subsequently convicted and sentenced to 14 years imp[quote author=agabusta post=46008555]Court jails man 14 years for importing cocaine

A Federal High ‎in Abuja on Thursday sentenced a man, Mr. Anthony Chidi Ikeaba to a 14 years imprisonment for importing 1.782 kg of cocaine into the country.

Delivering judgment in the case numbered, FHC/ABJ/CR/962016, Justice Okon Abang passed the sentence after the accused pleaded guilty to the one count of importation of the prohibited substance.

The National Drug Laws and Enforcement had ‎arrested Ikeaba with cocaine at the Arrival Hall of the Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport in Abuja on April 20, 2016.

The convict was arrested on his arrival from the Dubai, United Arab Emirate.

The anti-narcotic drug agency on April 26, preferred against the convict, one count of importation of cocaine, an offence said to be contrary to and punishable under section 11(a) of the NDLEA Act.

‎During the review of fact of the case by the prosecution on Thursday, Ikeadi pleaded guilty and was subsequently convicted and sentenced to 14 years imp[quote author=agabusta post=46008555]Court jails man 14 years for importing cocaine

A Federal High ‎in Abuja on Thursday sentenced a man, Mr. Anthony Chidi Ikeaba to a 14 years imprisonment for importing 1.782 kg of cocaine into the country.

Delivering judgment in the case numbered, FHC/ABJ/CR/962016, Justice Okon Abang passed the sentence after the accused pleaded guilty to the one count of importation of the prohibited substance.

The National Drug Laws and Enforcement had ‎arrested Ikeaba with cocaine at the Arrival Hall of the Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport in Abuja on April 20, 2016.

The convict was arrested on his arrival from the Dubai, United Arab Emirate.

The anti-narcotic drug agency on April 26, preferred against the convict, one count of importation of cocaine, an offence said to be contrary to and punishable under section 11(a) of the NDLEA Act. poor boy, what dose he know about money.

[quote author=olayinka807 post=46011966]The actor and politician shared the photo on his Instagram page. Nice one Oga desmound