Yankee101:
They'd better

They've made so much money from Nigeria

They found refuge here during their civil war

successmatters:
Añuli Peggy Onyema written on the plane

Igbo amaka

rusher14:


Dangote had already started building his refinery.

He had already received loans from his banks.

The government is right even the USA would buy Innosons ventilators, so what is he waiting for?

AreaFada2:

Any scientific evidence that this is the ONLY sequence of event/pathogenesis?

koffsman:
Imagine every dick and Harry will just pop up to talk about Nigeria because of the stupidity of our leaders

Galaticos444:
same here, was having flu-like symptoms some days back and when I checked my temperature it was 42 so I quietly went to d pharmacy and got azithromycin and today I can authoritatively tell u am better

Damntruth:
how did u defeat it..please enlighten us..thanks

Ruggedniggaone:
while some motherfucking bastard ipob terrorist members busy insulting and ridiculing fed govt effort everyday awon sadists

powerkey:


Muslims don't donate to non Muslims.


They can't do things that will benefit others who are not in same soceity, social class, religion, etc.


They only donate terrorism to every part of the country.

fk002:
TB Joshua abeg do something is 27th March already.

unity004:
some one should go and educate that dullard in Aso rock before it's too late. what's the need for face mask, when he is already shaking hands

Blue3k2:


Do you need me to spoon feed you all the information? Ganduje is quoted in 2019 saying there's over 2 million almajiris the state. Unless you see them repatriate over a million of almajiris that's clearly a lie. If you have common sense, know basic math and look up these stories this lie difficult to catch.

Blue3k2:


It's an obvious lie. There's almajiri populations there is in million. Then the article here doesn't mention how many of them were residents. That tiny 1500 number should be telling.

Again if they're from other countries why had the state not called NIS to deport them. The guy is just deflecting.

Blue3k2:


The NIS should do their jobs. Deport all these illegal aliens. These northern condoned their presence then later complain they're committing crimes.



I'd like a break down on the numbers. Lol gandolla use to claim most of the almajari were from outside the state. These politicians tell dumb lies.

adams123:



hahahaha.....

President Muhammadu Buhari on Tuesday expressed willingness of his administration to implement the decision of the tripartite committee, made up of Nigeria, Benin and Niger, on the partial closure of the country’s land border as soon as the report is received.

A Presidential spokesman, Garba Shehu quoted the President as saying so while speaking at an audience with Bashir Mamman Ifo, outgoing President of the ECOWAS Bank for Investment and Development, EBID, and his successor, Dr George Nana Donkor, in the State House.

President Buhari explained that the partial closure had given Nigeria a number of insights.

‘‘We have saved millions of dollars. We have realised that we don’t have to import rice. We have achieved food security.

‘‘We have curtailed the importation of drugs and proliferation of small arms which threaten our country,’’ the President said.

President Buhari thanked the outgoing ECOWAS Bank President for the improvements recorded in his eight-year tenure and urged his successor to build on those achievements.

The outgoing bank chief informed the President that the bank had been transformed from loss-making to profit, with commitments from ECOWAS member-states doubling to 1.4 billion dollars.

Mr Donkor, the incoming president, thanked the Nigerian leader and its people for their support in his emergence.

‘‘Without Nigeria, I could not have emerged,’’ he said.

He gave credit to President Buhari’s economic strategies captured under the Economic Recovery and Growth Plan, ERGP, noting that it has brought about economic recovery, stability and food security in the country.

He pledged total commitment to partnering with Nigeria towards achieving rapid development in the country and the rest of West Africa.

tsephanyah:
We will support Osibanjo for president in 2023 or any other SW politician with good records.. but not Tinubu. if SW decided to give us Tinubu we will go for PDP's candidates