₦airaland Forum

biafransoul:
Since his inauguration as the President and the noticeable increase in Boko haram attacks in Borno state, the president, Mr Buhari, rather than fight the enemies chose to run to Chad and will be running farther to Sudan today.
At least Gej stayed back in the country and even danced at a rally but this so called agent of 'change' chose to run away. What a shame!

biafransoul:
Since his inauguration as the President and the noticeable increase in Boko haram attacks in Borno state, the president, Mr Buhari, rather than fight the enemies chose to run to Chad and will be running farther to Sudan today.
At least Gej stayed back in the country and even danced at a rally but this so called agent of 'change' chose to run away. What a shame!

Rawani:
Justice delayed is often said to have been denied, however the families of the victim will definitely gain some closure and feel a sense of justice if Ige's murderers are brought to book, especially considering the gruesome nature of the crime.



Take a look at the characters and the party involved and it's no longer surprising why the case was abandoned for 14 years. The era of willfully subverting the delivery of justice for political expediency (Kashamu et al.) is over. Never again, change is here.

Dannyset:
I already said it that it was the corruption in Jonathan administration that has made helpers to shy away from Nigeria problems. Now they are willing to help. God bless Baba Buhari.

captainBIAFRA:
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RUBISH FROM AN OLD ILLITERATE DULLARD

Er0ticAngela:
Very very good, This is really more like it ...... The next thing to do is to tell all your displaced fl'atheaded ibo brothers and sisters to head back to iboland.

Dont forget to recall all your elected ibo Senators and Reps who are presently in Abuja, tell them to come back to iboland. You all can have your Biafra right there in iboland

Imanuelle:
Please let it end as soon as next month.

How can we have unemployed graduates, earning nothing, and a bunch of ragtags earning a lot and securing contracts.

This is pure evil.

nerodenero:
There is freedom of speech but freedom after speech can't be guaranteed.

This is appalling.

Dahjhi:
Take it or leave it, Freedom of Speech against the government already expired with GEJ government..

ujoatu:
In fulfillment of the Factory Factory Factory, Industry Industry Industry mantra of Gov Rochas Okorocha, some Turkish investors, South African farmers and American business men are in Imo State to actualize his Excellency's vision

agarawu23:
welcome home oga jona

sleep with one eyes closed cos we ganna probe you soon

greet mama peace for me

raumdeuter:
This Jonathan is ready to do anything to escape jail even if it means going on his knees or turning to Akpan boyboy

Like Patience said you would go to jail once Buhari enters office

Ayekotoo:
We will all miss you Sir. You are the best Governor since the creation of this country called Nigeria

abduljabbar4:
Atiku is just sad because of his loss at the primaries. He feels like he would have been the president by now

AfricanGod2:
if only you took more time to use proper English and grammar people may actually believe you. Nice pictures though.

Banuso99:
May 26, 2015



Suspected Fulani herdsmen killed at least 23 people in central Nigeria, the latest clash in a long-running battle with farming communities in the restive region, police said Tuesday. “There was an attack by unknown gunmen suspected to be Fulani herdsmen on three villages in Logo local government area, (Benue) state,” said police spokesman Austin Ezeani, referring to Saturday’s violence.

“As at yesterday, 23 people were (confirmed) killed,” he told pressmen. Benue is part of Nigeria’s so-called Middle Belt, where the mainly Christian south meets the predominately Muslim north. The Fulani, who are mostly Muslim, have been blamed for waves of attacks on largely Christian agrarian groups, with tensions high over access to land and other basic rights.

Fulani groups have accused farmers in Benue of stealing their cattle. Ezeani said the motive for the latest attack had not yet been established and that officers had been deployed to the targeted villages. “The people are still living under fear and panic but we have assured them of adequate security,” the spokesmen said.

Though often portrayed as the aggressors in central Nigeria’s sectarian strife, the Fulani receive inferior treatment under the law in Benue and neighbouring Plateau state. They are not considered indigenous to the area, meaning they have reduced access to land, education and political office, with most key positions held by members of Christian ethnic groups.

The Fulani are repeatedly accused of encroaching on farmland that belongs to so-called indigenous people but some Fulani have lived in central Nigeria for decades, or longer. The fighting has typically been cyclical, with one incident capable of sparking a series of reprisals. Ezeani said ethnic Tiv farmers in Benue had accused herdsmen of “destroying their farmlands and raping their women”. He did not say if there was any evidence to support such accusations.

Source:http://linkis.com/www.vanguardngr.com/OLctU

NgeneUkwenu:
Can Someone Remind Us, What the Useless Fedora Wearing Drunkard from Otuoke is leaving Behind?

doublewisdom:
Una dey see? Na Apc states owe pass. I have always said it that APC is full of hypocrites, liars ,thieves and all the works . Thanks Mr Metuh for the clarification. Nigerians don enter one chance be that!

Beremx:
how did you know? Where you there with Buhari in London?

All these TANoids sef!

noblezone:
Reason is very simple.
We dont depend on government to survive.
We are more concernd about the availability of fuel than the cost of it.
Marketers being fuel to the East because they are assured of their money.

We drive inn, buy and drive out.

Did you see any "Silly Subsidy Protests" in the East?
No, we have more important things to do.

Subsidy removal would have been the best for Nigeria, but the cabal who benefit from it, deceived the gullible.

BlackTechnology:
I hope everyone now knows who financed boko haram

Mcquin and Ikwerreboy the Yoruba boys claiming Efik and Ikwerre what are your say on this







The day Buhari tries it, that day Oil and Gas from Lower Niger Region will cease to flow

Ezedon:
is this the type of change we are expecting

Litmus:
[size=14pt]North East Nigeria one of the world worst Humanitarian crises[/size] says the BBC

[size=14pt]The Humanitarian Crisis in Nigeria Nobody Talks About[/size], says the Hoffington Post


https://images.huffingtonpost.com/2015-03-17-1426581497-7298296-NigerianrefugeesinDiffaregionNiger-thumb.jpg

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If Nigeria don't act quickly to take care of these victims of Bokoharam up there in the North, the West is going to plaster degrading images of our people all over the world. They cant wait to do this. Not only will they bring us down a peg or two but they will use these images of suffering and displaced Nigerians as a means to get more funding for the red-cross. The red-cross do a wonderful job and they should be funded but not at the expense of our people.

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Article bellow taken from Huntington Post

valicious1:
How

Macelliot:
The Yorubas will blame Igbos for this.....

jchima14:
Saudi Arabia on Tuesday advertised vacancies for eight executioners. According to the civil service ministry, no qualification is necessary as applicants would be exempted from the usual entrance exams. Successful candidates wouId also be expected to carry out amputations in addition to beheadings, ordered by the courts under the kingdom’s strict version of Islamic sharia law. Drug trafficking, rape, murder, apostasy and armed robbery are all punishable by death.

Most executions in the country are carried out by beheading, but a few are carried out by firing squad, stoning or crucifixion. The vacancies were advertised on the ministry’s website in the “religious jobs” section. Last year, Saudi Arabia executed 87 people, with 84 people already put to death this year.


PS: This article is a summarized version of the original news

Source: http://thesummary.com.ng/index.php/world-news/item/927-saudi-arabia-advertises-vacancies-for-beheaders

bruno419:
okorocha have started showing imolites the demon in him...rumour has it that he cancelled free education in imo state university after lecturers went on a week strike..rochas has cases to answer o

Ilekeh:
Lagos, before becoming a capital was thriving with ground nut revenue.
You guys need Lagos to survive, else PH and Onitsha would be thriving.
Who stops you from investing in the East?

Ilekeh:
Lagos, before becoming a capital was thriving with ground nut revenue.
You guys need Lagos to survive, else PH and Onitsha would be thriving.
Who stops you from investing in the East?

Gr8amechi:
baba calm down, I have a Yoruba man that stay in my home town before I was born most of the children answer my native name, he belongs to a family now in my village, does that make him from my village?? like his next 2 generations would claim they are from my place though they know their true root, names and culture don't make you belong to a tribe in these modern day, if now why are you Igbo and bear a biblical name or does wearing English wear make you English??

Ilekeh:
Lagos, before becoming a capital was thriving with ground nut revenue.
You guys need Lagos to survive, else PH and Onitsha would be thriving.
Who stops you from investing in the East?

Gr8amechi:
baba calm down, I have a Yoruba man that stay in my home town before I was born most of the children answer my native name, he belongs to a family now in my village, does that make him from my village?? like his next 2 generations would claim they are from my place though they know their true root, names and culture don't make you belong to a tribe in these modern day, if now why are you Igbo and bear a biblical name or does wearing English wear make you English??

Ilekeh:
Ibos rely on Lagos for their survival.

There are ports in the east, yet Ibos prefer living in Yorubaland.