₦airaland Forum

kachi19:
I'll be damned! there are just some things I thought I'd never see in my life time

Unlimitk:
Shut d fukk up.

The case of u ibos is d case of d lesser devil

Imagine a child got 19th position in a class of 20 students, d child goes home and show his parents his card that he came 19th out of 20th position.

Instead of his parents to beat their child that y does he not strive for 1st position ,y doesn't he want to b d best.

U know what his parents did? They said at least he got 19th position that someone else is 20th

They never condemn their own child

But instead this boy parents were comparing him.

This is d problems of ibos.

Never condemning themselves, always looking for who to fight.

And the ethnic group they love to fight most is d Yorubas

CilicMarin:
Mynd44 rule 2

madridguy:
Yes, Nigeria Police.

babytoun:
In your opinion ,it is better to be in the mainstream of a non-functional govt than to be marginalised in a functional one . flawed thinking

maclatunji:
If indeed people in the executive want to persecute the Senate President, they will simply do the following:

1. Allow the police treat him like a murder suspect.

2. Get members of the National Assembly to reconvene- you think it is impossible? Sit down there. INEC funds have not been approved as far as the executive is concerned you know.

3. Senator Saraki has panicked and is in a much weaker position today than he was yesterday.

However, what do I know? The so-called "wailers" are celebrating- what exactly? I don't know.

Oh, I forgot PDP is now the majority abi? Getting some PDP members to defect to the APC is not a major problem now.

My point is this, the only value that Senator Saraki had was for the Senate to do its job and keep runniing. Now, that the Senate has been shutdown for 2 months. Those in the executive can do effectively what they want with him and his acolytes.

datribune:
Ngozi must hav some kind of arrangement wit this govt or d EFCC, probably providing info or something hence her name hasn't come up for investigation yet. One day she'll be made to account for her actions while in office.
I can never respect or celebrate this woman who superintended over d most massive rape of our economy in history. Thanx to dis agent of neo-liberalism & trickle-down economics, our economy grew without any tangible development. Always quoting empty & meaningless statistics which had no impact on d masses, Iweala created d greatest economic inequality in our history wit d rich getting richer & d poor getting poorer. Under her watch as co-ordinating minister of d economy, d number of "beggar thy countrymen" increased exponentially wit our national patrimony being shared out daily among a cabal of govt sponsors in deals dat reek of corruption & infamy.

omoelerin1:
Sincerely speaking, the way you people started jubilating and praising her over the appointment shows how ignorant and uninformed you are. You don't even ashamed of yourselves.

Dundee.

omoelerin1:
All the biafrans that have commented on this thread so far, are too dull.
Their comments irritates me.

Odingo1:
Stop lying, Yoruba from 1960s has been defending their own criminals eg Owo, Abiola, Tinubu etc
Nobi today

PapaBrowne:
You are the one with a dull brain so you couldn't undestand the basic logic I put there.

200 billion is $550 million for a 2 km bridge that has already been built to more than 30%?

Use you brain,

PapaBrowne:
Babangida did not buld the 11km third mainland bridge with 2 trillion naira.

Why on earth should a 2 km bridge be built with 200billion.

What kind of theivery is this?

200 billion for a 2km bridge and a 11km road. Very sad!

Ndipe:
A good question. According to Christian Scholars, Joseph died when he was still young, so it is likely that He was working to support His family before He started his ministry. Please read this that I culled from wikipedia.

"Christians have generally taken the statement in Mark 6:3 referring to Jesus as "Is not this the carpenter...?" as an indication that before the age of 30 Jesus had been working as a carpenter.[16] The tone of the passage leading to the question "Is not this the carpenter?" suggests familiarity with Jesus in the area, reinforcing that he had been generally seen as a carpenter in the gospel account before the start of his ministry.[16] Matthew 13:55 poses the question as "Is not this the carpenter's son?" suggesting that the profession tektōn had been a family business and Jesus was engaged in it before starting his preaching and ministry in the gospel accounts.[17][18]."

Babacele:
no need wasting time with myopic folks bro. Just let them enjoy their ' knowledge'.

Ndipe:
Abeg dont associate Jesus Christ with Amorc.