₦airaland Forum

Nigeria allocates far more revenue to oil producing states than the rest.
Your governors or leaders stuffed their private pockets instead of benefiting the people.
Were you asleep all this while not to notice your leaders' excesses?

By what magic calculation?

Those who live in a glass house should not throw stones.

This senator likes big life

aLgoridim:
Former Petroleum Resources Minister, Mrs. Deziani Alison-Madueke is very ill and has been hospitalized in a London hospital for an undisclosed ailment, family sources said over the weekend.

The often-reliable family sources told THEWILL that the former Minister has been hospitalized for weeks and hasn’t deliberately avoided Nigeria for fear of being probed by the administration of President Muhammadu Buhari.

THEWILL gathered that Deziani had undergone treatment in a London hospital for an undisclosed form of cancer during her tenure as Minister.

THEWILL further gathered that Deziani is being closely monitored and has not been allowed to see friends except close family members for weeks. Cellphones and other transmitting devices are also not allowed in her hospital room because of radiation, the sources told THEWILL.

Source: http://thewillnigeria.com/news/deziani-critically-ill-in-london-hospital/

If she is ill, I wish her speedy recovery to face PMB probe over the missing $150 billion under PDP & GEJ.

There is no running or hiding away from this probe fire!

Bad change for PDP abi?

Those in a rush often stumble and fall.

emmatok:
LOL,

Another one claiming Yoruba.
And how did Yoruba starved and Betrayed them .

It is called "igbo sense" but very easy to expose it.
Don't mind him, he is okonkwo in every detail.

biafranqueen:
Did you read the part when he was blocked by all others sources?

Russia and China sold him weapons, so the excuse was a smokescreen for fraud.

UrennaNkoli:
You call flattening cars and smashing bikes a triumph?

The cars and bikes belong to you or Boko Haram?

When they were in PDP, you did not petition EFCC despite this knowledge.

No wonder PDP is a party of substantially corrupt men and women!

PDP should return the $150 billion embezzled under their watch rather than this ineffectual opposition ramble.

vicenzo:
Ndiigbo want an Arewa/ Odua free country. And that is exactly what we will get. Sharing same country with you guys is not, and can never be by force.

Ndiigbo are not aversed to multi ethnic nationality, we had shared the East with many ethnic minorities for ages. But Odua-Arewa? We don't want to have anything to do with you lots. It's our belief that you lots will make a good country together. Arewa-Odua country should be good.

How dare you presume to speak for Ndiigbo!

You are not even acknowledged where Igbos are concerned.

Continue your fallacy as is no skin off anyone's nose!

The priority now is to trace that stolen money and punish them severely.

What dirty politics is this Metuh playing? Saying anything that comes to the mouth is not politics nor credible opposition.

Meaningless

empiresomn:
U sound ridiculous, a no brainer.

What a jerk with a head in the other end!

tundamartin:
You are an irresponsible and spineless liar. On what basis are you associating this lady with deportation or drug? You know nothing about her, yet you uttered such obvious falsehood without qualms?

You are still the same miscreant with gawky mouth of 2013, creepy stildude!

If anything, you are in dire need of rehabilitation as an internet lunatic.

@ tundamartin,

Guy, Many Nairalanders carry excess baggage and think nothing of lying or telling straight fibs.
They have no compunction that other people will read what they write.
Best thing is to ignore such low-life.

The idea of buying arms for cash was the criminal intention to defraud Nigeria by previous government.

The arms market is huge with China and Russia ready to assist Nigeria, so the tale told by the past government of why it resorted to carrying millions of dollars in cash shows how rotten the system was.

@ OP, what tribal bigotry!

In the EU and UK, Ibos declare themselves as Nigerians and carry Nigerian passports. They don't fill forms and declare themselves as "Biafrans". If they do, they would be stateless and subject to deportation to where they come, which is Nigeria not biafra.

Some smart alex, you can't eat your cake and have it!

PentiumPro:
Tell me exactly when did you guys start this clamor for seccession. This noise started after GEJ electoral defeat.
Your clamor to the best of my understanding is a ruse that you only developed after you realized you lost the political game.
Leave the SW out of your delusion, when the SW find enough reasons and the means to exit Nigeria, they wouldn't be seeking the support of any other nationality like you folks are doing.
You are making it to look like without the tactic support of the SW, you guys can't do it on your own.

Don't mind him. They think they are clever to use SW against Nigeria as if SW is not an integral part of Nigeria, which she shed her blood so that Nigeria remained one.

It is only in Nigeria that we have this fanciful idea that every tribe should be a country, which means Nigeria will disintegrate into 300 or more tribe-countries.

Ghana, South Africa, Kenya, Angola, India, China, Russia, etc have different tribes and nationalities coexisting peacefully and prosperously without being hindered or weighed down by unnecessary tribal bigotry and clamour for tribal countries as is being spearheaded by the Ibos.

kushma:
Just ahead of President Muhammadu Buhari’s visit to the United States, a former assistant secretary of state, Johnnie Carson, is now saying that the discussion between nigeriaand United Statesshould not be restricted to insecurity alone because nigeriaas he said is “the most important country in Africaand must be treated as such”.
The former assistant secretary said in an interview with Reuters that Washington should not let security issues overshadow the need for closer trade and investment ties. In his words: “Nigeriais the most important country in Africa, now more than ever the relationship withNigeriashould not rest essentially on a security and military-to-military relationship”
Similarly, US Deputy Secretary of State Tony Blinken told Reuters that: “President Barack Obama has long seenNigeriaas arguably the most important strategic country in sub-Saharan Africa.”
Over the years the ties between the US andNigeriahave strained because Nigerian government refused to investigate corruption allegations in the country. Blinken said “The question is would there be an opportunity to deepen our engagement and that opportunity is now” when speaking on Buhari’s three-day visit to Washington.
Hopefully, this Buhari’s visit would yield a lot of fruit! Also, I’m very happy that even the Oyibo people know that Naija is a force to be reckoned with. If only we can just get past all of this little little things holding us back. God will help us my people.

There is no doubt about Nigeria's place in the world. Is just that corruption and bad government have held her back.

elbukaze:
Igbo youths under the auspices of The
Ohanaeze Ndigbo Youths have cautioned Mr
Nnamdi Kanu of Radio Biafra not to incite
Ndigbo against the President or any part of
Nigeria, even if they have the right to express
their views.

These views should not create undue hoopla
in the nation. Ndigbo have sacrificed a lot for
Nigeria and are even the owners of Nigeria
considering their size, population and the
struggle for independence by their forebears.

Yes, the Nigerian nation may not have given
Ndigbo their due rights, but that should not
lead to the kind of hate speeches emanating
for Radio Biafra.

It should not and does not imply that Ndigbo
as a group support the Broadcasts. Nnamdi
Kanu and his group have never told Ndigbo at
any forum what he is doing with their name.
The Igbo nation is too big for anybody to take
them for granted.

Wise heads reasoning as opposed to hot-heads with misconceived ideas broadcasting incitement to violence and war!

Ibos are everywhere in Nigeria with properties and businesses in every corner of Nigeria. They have inter-married with virtually every tribes in Nigeria.

Ibos are integral part of Nigeria and is it not best for them to build on their successes in Nigeria and fight for their rights within it? How then does anyone who holds the welfare of Ibos at heart can advocate violent secession?

Below the punch line

Regis001:
women! You can never change! Always your own worst enemies.

So, your worst enemy is telling you the truth to your face?

Are you one of those that look at women with haughty condescension?

I am out of here.

So stealing in millions of Naira was not bad enough, GEJ had to go into billions of dollars!

No wonder he did not give a damn about declaring assets!

Question remains! After all these billions, why did he still want to remain president for a further 4 years? To set Nigeria ablaze?

Man is indeed a greedy animal!

Nigeria must go to the end of the world to recover those loots.

Sending GEJ to prison will deter others.

Regis001:
My bros, you get too much bad belle.

Truth is not bad belle. It is plain bitter!

So, for your end AISHA na man name, eh? That is good for equal rights.

freedom96:
Lol yeah.
But this happened in may,u still haven't gotten over it?
Abi u re fulani?

Is Fulani your enemy?

buygala:
All this grammar ontop dead body?


Why are you so wicked?

Countless Nigerians are suffering today because of his unprecedented theft and looting of national treasury.

Some of those loots are still being recovered to date.

Do you know how many that have died because of infrastructural deficiencies, e.g., bad hospitals, terrible roads?

Millions of young Nigerians have no jobs, roof over their heads, can afford food because public funds were stolen by our leaders?

So, spare me your smug sanctimony.

Good! None was least qualified for that post than Bianca Ojukwu.

It was a trademark of GEJ cronyism or nepotism.

The earlier the better prosecution of those thieves.

And please stop that subsidy altogether to block that seepage.

ekenedegreat:
You are dumber than anything in this planet!!! Since you know what you are saying,tell us how the war started.

How much of the planet do you know or have visited, villager?