₦airaland Forum

blueto:
http://dailypost.ng/2016/05/14/herdsmen-killing-nigerians-are-from-libya-buhari/

you see my annoyance with this beast..you see my problem. with northernas? they always take people for fools..so who what is the business of Libyans with agatu or Jo's of idiroko or Enugu.
how come the ones captured in keffi disapered without trace, and why will libyans enter our country and kill our citizems at will without trace under your watch? pls zombies clerify me that buhari is nor mad

ihekwoabaemeka:
Okay Nigerians now know we 're too big to be a country abi? na hypocrisy go kill una, Nigeria is not just too big to be a country is too big to be an african country,,,

abi o my brother you know see as I dy look them?

ArchEnemy:
Lesson is people say a lot of stuff during manifesto. ..

We should learn not to swallow all

apart from submitting NEPA bill as cerificare, there was no sound manifesto debate to weigh the intellects of the would be leaders,,we all voted with blindfolds.

TonyeBarcanista:
On November 30, 2015, I published a piece titled FUEL SCARCITY: IT IS TIME FOR SUBSIDY TO REST IN PEACE www.nairaland.com/2771583/fuel-scarcity-it-time-fuel. In the said article, I made a very strong case for the subsidy to be thrown six feet under the ground and covered with the sand. Finally, the subsidy is removed. But there are issues that needs to be addressed.

I can recall how I left my house in the morning of that January 1, 2012 to visit a friend, only for the cab driver to hike the t-fare by over 100% due to over 100% increase of the pump price(@N142). If there was FG diesel powered mass transit buses available, many would at least be relieved.

REMOVING SUBSIDY WITHOUT PALLIATIVE IS WICKEDNESS
While I express my support for the need to remove subsidy, I must question the moral ground upon which Buhari stood to take the decision. Can we forgive him for his ignorance in saying that the subsidy doesn't exist at all?

However, like the former administration, President Buhari took his decision without provision of palliative to ease the multiple suffering that the masses have been subjected to since mid 2015, and the punishment/hard times we may face as part of the effect of the policy. Is Buhari expecting us to get used to the suffering?


.... WHAT BENEFIT IS IT WITHOUT PALLIATIVE?
What if transporters decide to hike their fares tomorrow? How would commuters move from one place to the other without government providing something to hold rely on? Where are the FG mass transit buses to cushion this? Even Goodluck Jonathan through SURE-P provided some buses (though it was after reaching agreement with labour). I remember Sure-P bus from Oshodi to Mile 2(in Lagos) charges N50 while other commercial buses were charging N100-N150 per fare. At least that was a good alternative.

I don't think it is appropriate to commend Buhari due to his failure to provide palliative and provide proper roadmap. Removal of subsidy is the way forward but without palliative it becomes Nonsense and outright punishment.

The government must act responsibly by providing palliative. I am an advocate of subsidy removal but without palliative coupled with lack of electricity, I believe President Buhari acted inappropriately.





May God Bless Us All And Bless Nigeria

tony why will there be palative when the criminals that call themselves labour unions are dumb.

Sall:
I must say , what brought about the hunger was failure of the previous government to plan when we had plenty. And now ressession sets in we are bound to get exhausted and tired and hungry. And now enough is enough every every one must bear the brunt of our reckless spending season and be ready to make sacrifice for the future and progress of this country.so our children will not lay the blame of today on us tommorow if we fail to sacrifice today for them. My take.

but why did you refuse to blame the past govt in gejs tenure when ye inherited Boko haram, BAD refineries and no strong laws against coruption, deep rooted cabals, instead u want to exonerate your saint pmb, is it not hypocrisy? if your demi god is clueless let j resign.

sunnyb0b0:
Do you agree?

Click like if you agree.

fact...I agree, as human beings but only zombies disagree.

cassysmallz:
Dear Nairalanders,

I am a member of this noble platform (since 2012) and also an HR officer for an International Organization based. I wish to inform fellow Nairalanders who might be interested, that my organization is currently requesting for CV's and Expression of Interest;


Ref. No.: IOM/ABJ/FIN-ADM/011/16 5th May, 2016



CALL FOR CURRICULUM\EXPRESSION OF INTEREST

Established in 1951, the International Organization for Migration (IOM) is the leading inter-governmental organization in the field of migration and works closely with governmental, intergovernmental and non-governmental partners. IOM is dedicated to promoting humane and orderly migration for the benefit of all. It does so by providing services and advice to governments and migrants, including internally displaced persons.

In the context of its humanitarian operations in northeast Nigeria, IOM in Nigeria, is calling on qualified candidates to submit their CVs/ resumes for the positions listed below. Please note that several of the positions would require relocation to Maiduguri or other locations in the northeast;

- Emergency Shelter Engineers
- Internally Displaced Persons (IDP) Camp Site Planners
- Emergency / IDP Camp Managers
- Project Assistants
- Project Development Staff
- Administration Assistants
- Heads of Field Office
- Field Data Collection Staff
- GIS, Database and Related Technical Experts
- Capacity Building / Training staff
- Psychosocial Assistance Staff
- Logistics and Procurement Assistant
- Information Management Assistant

All Interested candidates are invited to submit their CV to iomnigeriahr@iom.int as soon as possible. Candidates are required to send in their CV with their respective choice of position as the subject line of the email. In the email, they should indicate their willingness to relocate to locations in the northeast.

All CV’s should contain functional e-mail address and mobile numbers in other to be contacted. Please note that these positions are open only to Nigerian Nationals and only interested candidates will be contacted.

I have sent mine and I will love to relocate to Maiduguri because I schooled there and I know the terrain very well..maxwellchidi14@gmail.com

willywasco:
Ekiti State Governor, Mr Ayodele Fayose has condemned the increment from N86.50 to N145 of Premium Motor Spirit (PMS) otherwise known as
petrol, describing it as insensitive and demonstration of the level of hatred the President Mohammadu Buhari led All Progressives Congress (APC) government had for Nigerians.


The governor, who said the over 70 per cent increment was another vindication of his predictions on what to expect in 2016, added that it was now clear that the scarcity of petrol being experienced in the last three months was deliberately orchestrated by the federal government to pave way for the already conceived increment.

Source: http://nigerianpilot.com/fayose-condemns-petrol-price-increment-says-fg-insensitive-nigerians-plight/

https://nigerianpilot.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/06/Fayose.jpg

waiting patiently for some zombified demons to come and call fayose names...shameless party with shameless followers

CastedDude:
Hausa people and violence be like bread and butter

what do u mean by Hausa and violence its mentalities like u that kept us in perpetual bond age in this country..instead of u to commend youths who are brave enough to do what cowards like you that hide under sophistication could not do...Nigeria's problem has gone beyond keeping cool our politicians understand voilence

kayfra:
AshakaCem, a subsidiary of Lafarge Africa Plc, has disclosed that its new coal-fired power plant in Gombe State is going to cost $100 million.

Speaking at the company’s 41st Annual General Meeting (AGM) yesterday in Abuja, the chairman, Board of Directors, Mallam Suleiman Yahyah, said the ongoing project, which would be completed in the next 18 to 20 months, is in two phases: the first phase of the project will cost the company $40 million, while the second phase will cost $60 million.

He said: “It is going to be an independent power plant that will utilise our abundant coal resources. It will be located at our plant. It’ll be called Aco independent power plant. It will give Ashaka 100 per cent of its energy needs; we will sell the surplus to the (national) grid and give some to the community. The project is ongoing; it will be completed within the next 18 to 20 months.

“The coal-fired power plant will not only support the expansion but also contribute to the ‘Star of the North’s social investment in its operating environment by supplying power to the neighbouring communities.”

Speaking on the 2015 financial results at the meeting, the board chairman said the company recorded a dividend payment of 15 kobo on every ordinary share in issue for the period of 2015 financial year, totalling N336 million, adding that the company recorded a profit of N2.7 billion after tax.

According to him, “The results we are presenting today to shareholders have been achieved in a challenging global and national economic climate. We made N2.7 billion as profit after tax in 2015. The climate is currently tough but we are counting on the resilience which saw us through the last quarter to propel us to better results in 2016.

“We now enjoy a more stable and secure operating environment. We are also well positioned to benefit from the threefold increase of capital expenditure envisaged in the 2016 budget.”

http://www.leadership.ng/business/525540/new-ashaka-coal-fired-power-plant-gulp-100m

now just imagine a company producing power and some parasitic states can not due to a faulty and criminal federal arrangement orchestrated by some gambaris up north and supported by some loud mouthed cowards down south with their tiger clawed faces..

Fugazi:
I know that you yEASTful fungi are very happy as if the consequences won't affect you. Very short minded and short-sighted hateful things.

Later una go claim that things are harsh in this country. Why won't it be harsh when lazy touts keep blowing up pipelines?

Just don't deny this later when the military intervenes because I know Ibos will cry more than the bereave (ND Avengers).

If IPOBS/ND Avengers aren't the coward we know them to be, why not take the military heads on? Last I heard, Nnamdi Kanu and his rogues of senseless supporters have weapons of mass destruction hidden somewhere.

For now, attacking pipelines will only ensure that the lower class suffers. Nigeria's politicians, whom you should be targeting, are still living large.

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As for SW governors, this is the time to diversify our economy.

- Bitumen, gold, technology, agriculture, etc

May Oduduwa continue to bless Yorubaland.

just as ure happy d way f ulanis killed d status and kidnapped falea..ure also happy about the Hausa Fulani hegimony..God. bless the Niger delta

bastardfrank:
Ibo man not proud of his origin. Spi hts

hey this todler go and watch tom and jerry....oya go .

LadyExcellency:
When you hear Northern Oligarchy shout on his equals and made the statement below:



The question is "who then is this government"?
Are there conquered territories and people in Nigeria?

Now I am beginning to understand Buhari's statement in Katsina that they fought war, killed two million people hence no human can ask them to leave any portion of Nigeria.

and yet some southern as are too blind to see this facts..a times I ask myself if the Fulani's buried charms in this country that blind peoples eyes towards their devilish tendencies
you will still see a Yoruba man being too afraid to tell the fulani in d face his wrongs, you will see we niger deltans fraternize with this demons and choose to hate our brothers in the east, and you see some igbo leaders take sides with them in d name of politics(rochas and co). here on niraland you will see yoruba boys open an average of 4 threads a day over biafra and d militants but too scared to open one on fulanis, since the idioroko, and mile 12 saga. we all know that d problem of this country is a faulty federal system and instead of us to through our weight behind it we tend to fight and insult those who dare to challenge the fulanis while we cow ourselves in our wives wrapper under the bed typing thrash

bastardfrank:
Who is this kid? Go and play with your mates.

I wanted to reply you but your monicker tells otherwise, cos you are just one.

ashjay001:
It wasn't spineless as such, it was him being his clueless self! I've noticed a trend abt ds PMB govt; they leak their decisions and guage public reactions before any official step is taken.

GEJ didn't do consultations, him n his co-buffoons woke up and removed subsidy!
PMB is consulting with NASS, NLC and other stakeholders. They leaked d consultations n d populace is still passive unlike what was obtainable during d budget signing crisis. #commonsenseatwork!

Let see if they cn succeed.

ure a terrible liar to say gej didn't consult before d removal of u were hybernating in a UFO camp in Jupiter when he did that.

SleekAboki:
The solution to this is just to divide the country.We don't need to pretend about this! This problem must not be passed down to the generation-next.

do u want some oil soup folks to die of heart attack?

arcnomec:
At Senate Hearing, Emirs, Herdsmen Clash with N’Central, Southern Leaders over Grazing Reserves
6 FG unfolds plan for ranches Senator: Govt has monopoly of violence
Omololu Ogunmade in Abuja
Stakeholders at a one-day public hearing on farmers and herdsmen’s clashes organised by the joint Senate Committees on Agriculture and National Security and Intelligence in Abuja were shocked on Tuesday when herdsmen rejected the federal government’s proposal to create ranches for cattle rearing.
Stakeholders were even more shocked when prominent Northern leaders threw their weight behind the Miyetti Allah Cattle Breeders’ Association.
The government’s proposal was conceived to stop the incessant killings of innocent Nigerians by herdsmen as well as perpetual hostility between the farmers and herdsmen in different parts of the country.
However, the herdsmen, under the aegis of Miyetti Allah, pushed for the creation of grazing reserves and routes, which would sustain their nomadic tradition of moving cattle from one part of the country to the other.
But representatives of the South-east and North-central zones sharply opposed their submission and threw their weight behind federal government’s presentation by the Minister of State for Agriculture, Senator Heineken Lokpobiri, on the government’s plan to create ranches for cattle rearers and consequently restrict their movement.
But Miyetti Allah which was represented by its legal adviser, Tukur Bello, asked respective governments and community leaders to “preserve and demarcate trans-human routes and cattle resting points with support from technical and financial partners.”
The group also asked the governments to review past interventions and reports, and simultaneously work out a comprehensive development action plan under the auspices of the National Council on Agriculture for the smooth transformation of livestock production, including all actors in the value chain from pastoralists to transporters, markers, consumers and dealers in livestock by-products.
They also demanded the creation of a Federal Ministry for Livestock Development in Nigeria in line with practices in most African countries that have a large livestock population like Kenya, Tanzania, Ethiopia, Senegal, Mali, Burkina Faso, Niger Republic, Chad, Cameroun and Central Africa Republic.
The group also demanded the funding of grazing reserves development from the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) intervention fund and SDG fund, and asked for support from technical financial and development partners like the World Bank, the Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO) of United Nations, European Union and the International Fund for Agricultural Development (lFAD), among others.
The submission of Miyetti Allah was strongly supported by the Sultan of Sokoto, Sa’ad Abubakar III; Emir of Kano, Muhammad Sanusi II, Emir of Zazzau and Emir of Katsina, who were all represented by individuals and affirmed that they had been sent to support the position of cattle rearers.
Their position was also supported by Professor Ango Abdullahi and Senator Jubril Aminu who claimed that grazing reserves were created by the late Sardauna of Sokoto, Ahmadu Bello, and should be sustained.
But Ohanaeze Ndigbo, which was represented by Mr. Paddy Njoku, opposed Miyetti Allah’s demand for grazing routes, saying the nomadic tradition of raising cattle was archaic and outdated and should be phased out.
Njoku also said Ohanaeze supported the idea of ranching as against grazing reserves, and advised the federal government to immediately disarm herdsmen and forthwith commence moves for the rehabilitation of communities.
He insisted that cattle rearing was a private business and hence, it would be wrong for the government which belongs to all to deploy state resources to fund it.
Earlier in his submission, Lopkobiri said Nigerians needed to embrace the United States and Saudi Arabian models which created ranches for cattle rearing.
He said the development made their cattle more productive, pointing out that Saudi Arabia currently produces 4.7 million litres of milk daily for the entire Middle East.
Lokpobiri added that restricting the movement of cattle had become imperative if cows were expected to be productive, adding that when ranches are created, cattle will be healthy because they will be provided with water and grass.
He also said the development would curtail the spread and transmission of cattle-borne diseases to man.
Lokpobiri recalled that when there were repeated cases of conflicts between farmers and herdsmen in the United States, the problem was resolved through the creation of ranches for cattle rearers.
He disclosed further that since Saudi Arabia did not have fertile land to grow grass, they contracted the business of growing grass to a United States firm which he said grows the grass for them and periodically exports it to Saudi Arabia.
The junior minister also compared cattle rearing in Nigeria with Brazil, noting that whereas Brazil has 220 million cows, Nigeria has less than 19 million, recalling that 415 grazing reserves which once existed in Nigeria had been taken over by buildings and land acquisition.
He added that 5,000 hectares of land had been provided by governors from nine states to aid the provision of ranches, disclosing that the land would be well utilised for the provision of boreholes, dams and medical facilities for the treatment of cows.
Lokpobiri also said in view of the projection that Nigeria would become the third most populous country in the world, the government had earmarked plans to import animal semen for artificial insemination to aid in the productivity of cattle and avert starvation in future.
In his submission, the Chief of Defence of Staff (CDS), Lt.-General Gabriel Olonisakin, who was represented by Major-General Edward Nzeh, said following the presidential order to end the killings by herdsmen, the CDS had cultivated the collaboration of military agencies with paramilitary agencies to tackle the menace.
He also said the CDS was working on the establishment of a joint task force to patrol affected areas and simultaneously mop up illegal arms in circulation among herdsmen, adding that the military was working with other security outfits to protect the borders.
On his part, the Inspector General of Police (IG), Solomon Arase, who was represented by an Assistant Inspector General of Police (AIG), Ibrahim Idris, said sharing borders with neighbouring conflict-prone countries of Cameroun, Niger and Chad had led to the proliferation of arms among herdsmen whom he said migrate to the southern part country.
He also said the police are prepared to control the possession of firearms, even as he described cattle rustling as a criminal activity which must be duly punished.
The IG also disclosed that 70 cases of cattle rustling had been recorded while 99 conflicts between farmers and herdsmen had also been documented.
But contrary to Lokpobiri’s claim that the killers were not Fulani, a representative of Southern Kaduna insisted that killers of Southern Kaduna people were Fulani men whom he said wanted to seize communities in the area.
He warned that Southern Kaduna people would resist any attempt to take their land and give to another group of persons.
But the chairman of the joint committee, Senator Abdullahi Adamu, interrupted him, saying all land belonged to the federal government and the government reserved the right to take any land anywhere it wishes, threatening further that only “government has the monopoly on violence.”
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after seeing this act of hegimony from d north yet some idiots from a worthless region out off cowardice and sheer greed choose to call him names, when we nija deltans begin a strugle the same cowards who are to scared to death even in faceles forum to talk against their gods up north wiill call us names

bastardfrank:
This same Ibo coward is Arodetsolaye, Ooni, mirabelTsolaye, bayo adetunji, SegunEgba e.t.c He is currently jobless and hate his own life, reason he is online 247 trolling with several monikers. May God heal your soul.

make Igbo no make u mad o

RareDiamonds:
BUHARI went to the UK and told the general public including government officials of UK that Nigerians are criminals. While sane minds among us criticized him for rubbishing Nigerians image abroad, APC ZOMBIES were praising him for degrading Nigeria abroad. NOW THE WHOLE WORLD NOW SEES NIGERIANS AS CORRUPT AND BUHARI THE FANTASTICALLY CORRUPT LEADER OF PROBABLY THE ONE OF THE MOST CORRUPT COUNTRY.

Buhari's ineptitude and clueless actions caused this.

God bless u

MrAdetunjiBayo:
Our presiden is not corrupt that's why we yoruba muslims want Zahra Buhari and yusuf Buhari to keep flying to britain for 5 million naira per first class seat. We also want Aisha buhari to keep buy dollar from CBN at 199N to come sell to us in the black market at N400. Anything for Baba Buhari because Buhari is greater than Mko and Awolowo.

fact!

GlorifiedTunde:
Seriously

What has it got to do with any political party? Is Cameron now a PDP candidate?

Grow up!

*** and as for the matter...

I believe Cameron would have seen that he made a public show of himself.

I just hope we Nigerians can use our heads and refuse to be treated as trash.

Every country has its own issues, but more Nigerians are unpatriotic, that's why people like this Cameroonian can be spewing rubish about us when they're even worse.

The only difference is that developed nations don't spread their underwear outside.

d point is ..are we actually coruot or not..when you give people a yard to talk about you they take a nauticle mile.

meshinoye:
Those are the real great Biafrans that died while fighting the physical war not this present days butter children that cannot handle ordinary cattle boys and hidding somewhere in Lagos, calling for war in the SE.

I will take you guys serious when I see large numbers of SE youth from all over the fedaration matching down to SE in preparation for the war.. I don't fight war on social media on on what happend in the AD's or 1947.

Kanu is in the prison right now while you guys are sleeping under the comfort of your parent roof outside the Fulani massacred and 'social media war' prone area (SE)waiting for justice from thesame FG Suprime court.

There shall be no war in SE(amen).

but the Yoruba's had d opportunity to erase cowardice record in mile 12 but didn't, why?

Onijagidijagan:
yes igbo can't fight...remember enugu blood bath?

Enugu is not reference point o compare to mile 12, idiroko, etc

bastardfrank:
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The evil you wish for the Yorubas will surely go back to your Ibo erosion republic tribe, by Gods grace.

the evil you wished d igbos is already visiting your family, pls leave d Igbo's out of this face ijaw and we nija deltams wey face u

georjay:
hmmm so easy on paper
let them try it...
igbos...live wire... wait shey na only igbo people dey do business for lagos??
na question o

na igbos get all the manufacturing and corporate industries wey dey pay tax
na only igbos??
toor continue

i wish una goodluck o

ask your elders what happened in 1993 when d igbos left lagos?

odikimi:
I hold nothing against Yoruba and not any other tribe. In fact, my iyawo is Yoruba but I am usually taken aback when I hear any group threatening others. NDA never threatened Yoruba as a tribe, they only have issues with federal government. They also threatened to bomb PH, Abuja and Calabar. None of these people threatened to wipe out Ijaws but Yoruba people took it as a tribal matter.

dont mind d mango heads..when the fight set now you see them pulling shirt and jumping like toads from one point to the other.

papparatzzi2013:
Indeed you are a pikin. Ask you elders in Ajegunle, they will tell you the fairy tale.

mr no dy lie..i be comfirm aj boy, ijaw and opc fight na draw for aj yoruba no win ijaw...if no be police wey come later na wahala opc for jam

obiremy:
Ibrahim Uwais, a son of ex-Chief Justice Mohammed Uwais, was killed near Aleppo, Syria as the United States targeted members of the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS) in fierce airstrikes.


It should be recalled that Ibrahim Uwais secretly traveled to Syria in February 2015 and joined ISIS.

Source: http://www.trezzyblog.com/2016/05/see-photos-of-ibrahim-uwaisson-of-ex.html

hes an idiot! may he rot in hell

CSTR5:
Is it the same federal governmet that wants the powerless state governments to take care of fulani herdsmen -the fourth deadliest terrorist group in the world, that somehow cares about niger-deltans and their properties enough to personally intervene now that oil is being threatened?
These parasites must mistake niger-deltans for stark illiterates and complete nitwits.

imagine..who the hell is d op to tell us who our enemies are...there will be no peace until we have throigh federalisn, then i can blame my state governor.

otukpo:
Let there be peace in Nigeria.

so you didnt attend d funeral of peace in Nigwria?

TheNonce:




Every discerning mind should disregard this o.p's moniker! It is deceitful! In reality it belongs to a 'bitter pained ipob miscreant'!!!


A word is enough for the wise!

d truth is alwaus bitter, no wonder every odua goat hate d truth

kernel501:
Your biggest nightmare is Biafra. Imagine been scared of a man who doesn't want you again, you must be a loser by all standard to fight him.

imagine the pld fooool..d worst bw say d useless yoruobber goat no no say him be person papa.