₦airaland Forum

like the op said there are excellent students who will thrive without havard and the likes. what about african billionaires who never made it to havard

Toruibestate:
Binaowei nua.
Dingi ama?

okoloba..orokoro compound

Toruibestate:
Yes Kolokuma.
I'm from the ancestral home of Kolokuma Kingdom that doubles as the ancestral home of all Ijaws.



Agadagba Igbedi.

My father that died last month September 5 was buried on the same land the first Ijaw man lived over 10,000 years ago because our family lands are part of the island .

i am kolokuma too

good one by the police force

move on with his trial . let the man know his fate.

mrvitalis:
That's how much I'm willing to pay for my freedom and freedom of my people

10 years Max we would have paid all those debt back and start our progressive journey

150 trillion debt is small price to pay for freedom trust me

why haven't nigeria paid its debt back .

mrvitalis:
There is no terms who care

My terms is even igbos give Nigeria all our gas and oil export rights
Collects all nigerian debts in exchange for Biafra ( only igbo land) ... I would be grateful even

you still want nigeria debt....are u really fighting for freedom

mrvitalis:
It's stupidity to hold on to something that hasn't never worked in the history of man hoping yourse would be a miracle

u think the division will be done by your terms.

bayelsa might indeed experience a huge turmoil

mrvitalis:
I feel for David he is from a small ethnicity that would be swallowed up by yorubas if nigeria divide

But truth is Nigeria is a concoction of nations with no clear majority you have 3 ethnicities with near equal population and different ways of thinking... It can never work

The main reason Nigeria is enjoying small peace is because igbos are not really politically inclined.. If igbos were as politically charged as yorubas ans Hausa Fulani we would have fought 5 more civil war since 1970

Nigeria can't work the sooner we divide the sooner we can make progress

division is not progress.

All of you from all the 6 regions of Nigeria are being royally SET UP, and all you bunch of dummies can see is your local tribal quarrels with each other.

Someone in DC currently has you on a 6-year timer to degenerate into DR Congo/Somalia/Yugoslavia, but all you can see is your Yoruba this, Biafra that, Muslim the other one - meanwhile all of you are going to die, and your nonsense will die with you.

Your *real* enemy (not your neighbour that is as poor and useless as you) produced this report in the same year that it tried to open a military base in Nigeria. You can see the report already has detailed plans for how to share your land to extract the resources under it after you have died.

Just continue fighting your stupid poor man fights against each other, you hear? Keep on ignoring the man behind the curtain. Your enemy in life is <insert tribe that nobody outside Nigeria has heard of or gives a Bleep about>

It will kuku all be over in 72 months.

@DavidHundeyin


https://x.com/DavidHundeyin/status/1835712365330923611


its important u read the post. he shared a file that shows the US plan for Nigeria because it refused a US military base. what it says is happening . Has Nigeria future been written ?

will this stop electoral fraud?

Jakumo:
A newly emerging cannabis industry in Nigeria will create thousands of jobs in a few short months following the date when state-approved farms are permitted to commence agricultural operations of their dedicated marijuana plantations that will provide raw material by the ton for the multi-billion-dollar CBD oil refinement and export industries that will spring up nationwide.

Regardless of the education level of potential canna-industry employment applicants, be they chemical engineers tasked with designing CBD distillation refineries that will operate under sterile conditions, electricians and plumbers laying out automated irrigation and lighting systems, botanical geneticists, or newly trained farm workers engaged as staff for mechanized cultivation operations, Nigerians from all walks of life will very soon reap direct monetary benefits from the canna-industry opportunities that will proliferate over a short time frame.

One can only hope that the necessary legal infrastructure is debated, redrafted as needed and constitutionally approved for implementation in a reasonable span of time whereby Nigeria can secure its rightful prominent place as a pioneer in the field of indigenous medical cannabis product marketing on the world stage. The global multi-billion dollar cannabis industry now has a BIG player seated at the table, who is blessed with fertile agricultural landscapes extending to the horizon, brilliant 12-hour-duration Equatorial sunlight beaming down year-round through unpolluted skies, and a highly motivated youthful workforce all rearing to go as this new chapter of Nigerian innovation opens up.

what businesses can be created from this

will this be only for exports ?

this one bad oh see doings

all holes

pdp has nothing positive for a long time one court case or the other. I find it hard for the pdp to prosecute a defector because its internal wrangling is there for all to see.

Jakumo:
Correct. Nigeria's impending legislative change to cannabis laws that has just been announced by NDLEA boss Marwa, is at first glance almost identical to the recent selective legalization of low-TCH / high-CBD hemp and cannabis plants in Ghana.

While Ghana still forbids the recreational use of marijuana, it now recognizes the huge economic potential of cultivating industrial hemp, or low THC strains of cannabis sativa, that are NOT psychoactive, for the end use of being processed via distillation into that medicinal liquid gold called CBD oil, for both export and medical applications within Nigeria.

i think religion might be a deterrent

how many cannabis plant will produce a litre of cbd oil

i think nigeria should takeover the crude market in africa

its difficult to see ndi anambra not involved in one jazz shit

why should external bodies like the UN be involved in our electoral process...his proposed amendment is null and void

what does he mean by useless and they are sellouts to who

i pray it works

good one ....africans are innovative people we were never backward ...congrats sir

congrats....xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

plessis:
Taken courses on deep learning(CNN, RNN, Generative A.I, large language models), I don find remote work tire as A.I engineer, no way. E be like yahoo boys don spoil everything. To think I quit a good job hoping to switch career. I don add data engineering on top.

God abeg x100000

how can one begin ....looking for the right learning path for ai

person born pikin problem u no born problem. xxxx

Ourtruth247:
Old movies

The controllers of our world always tell us what they do. They either do it by hiding the truth in plain sight or by literally telling us through movies or other forms of media.

Based on my research, this is a spiritual principle that they abide by where they have to tell you the truth, and when they do and you don't see it, or you reject it, then they are exonerated from any spiritual repercussions of their action because by refusing to act on what they show or tell us, we have tacitly given them our approval to do whatever they do.

During the mid 1900s, movies and old style animations were the way they showed us the truth. I recently started watching a lot of the early movies and cartoons and they are riddled with so much hidden messages, occult symbolism and code.

There is an interesting scene from a movie released in the 1940s titled "Meet me in st louis." In this scene a family is visiting the World fair in St Louis and the little girl says: "Big waves came up and flooded the whole city, and when the water went back it was all muddy and horrible, full of dead bodies"

And then in another conversation she says: "They will never tear it down will they", then her papa replies "They better not"

I attached a screenshot of the scene with subtitles

In my opinion this is literally the controllers using this scene to reveal what happened and what they did to most of those buildings, and they do this all the time in a lot of movies, you just have to open your eyes.

there is a movie that described charlie kirk death . there are several that described september 11

the way una dy hype this guy what charts did he top...

jmoore:
What happened to all the news of modular refineries?
To setup refinery is not moi moi.

BUA refinery will be ready in few years.

Dangote can't stop new entrants into the refinery business cos there is room for everyone. Lagos is far from many states, so a refinery in Crossrivers will definitely get customers from southeast, some parts of southsouth, Cameroon and other nearby African countries.

there is a refinery under construction in bayelsa