₦airaland Forum

talknafree:
Why can't they Concentrate and close down South East? Must they always want to attach themselves to the South-South because of oil?

These people are never contended with their own small space filled with red dust and mud houses. (*sighing and strolling off*)

have you finished? occupy Nigeria i thought they arrested you in ogbomosho during your rascal riot

Wislet:
Can u build that OTONOV??

no madam!but my 10 year old brother can build it in his room is part of his toys

Yaribas your hatred on igbos will teach you lot a big lesson in this union either yaribas like it or not so called SS is  a mini Nigeria except yorubas and hausa so it doesn't concern you people.If it pains you too much follow your awoliko foot step, if that one no work,jump from third mainland bridge and land with your nonsense ewedu head  after all oduduwa did it,no shaking,

  chinno MAN! are you displaying the city of Yoruba land for world to see?  the most sophisticated/intellectuals  people in Nigeria 

People should shut up,how many of you are more SS than ojukwu? dont you know his mother is from SS? see una head because of oil SS is now so important to tom D.I.C.K and harry how many of you here have been to SS? make we hear word   wake da fk up their is nothing like SS is all politics,or are you going to tell his family members in SS that they are not from there,SOUTH SOUTH KO SOUTH WACK NI

good move you cant send troops to wipe out a community in a democracy

And why didn't he invest in the east? don't you no that we got cement factory in nkala agu enugu state.and the same in SS states but he got oil well in Niger delta is that a way of contribution to those community in ND

i tire 4 that country

alj the peace keeper,a tribalist like you is now running around the whole place begging other people to stop,now you lot can see how it feels to be diss by other groups in Nigeria and call all sort of names like to be an igbo man or woman is a sin,we didn't do  anything to u lot, but we get hate comment in return, we have been pushed to the wall,that is why you see so much anger in us,is not like other groups have shown us what they have archived in Nigeria, the country is fuccked.The whole idea is just a way to marginalize us and keep us in the union just for our resources,is not going to go on this way again we resist it with all means necessary or we go our own way and find our feet

can you imagine,the man neither came nor sent anybody to the church about three days after until when the government queried him to explain

The British Government has offered to assist Nigeria with technical capacity to fast track the protracted Petroleum Industry Bill, PIB.

Making the offer through one of its development agencies, Facility for Oil Sector Transparency, FOSTER, which is supervised by the Department of Foreign International Development, DFID, Britain said its offer is to ensure a more effective and efficient petroleum industry in Nigeria.

The Team Leader of FOSTER in Nigeria, Mr. Lai Yahaya, who made the offer at a PIB roundtable in Lagos yesterday, also said the move was meant to ensure that the petroleum law that would eventually evolve will be at par with “international best practice, and most importantly, meet the needs and aspirations of ordinary Nigerians.”

Accordingly, he said the British agency is willing to “provide technical assistance and capacity building to key actors involved in the legislation.”

He revealed that part of the strategy was to achieve set targets through demand driven support to local initiatives, agencies and organisations, as well as adapting relevant international standard setting and best practice initiative such as the National Resource Charter, NRC, and the Open Government Partnership, OGP.

Since the PIB did not scale through the sixth National Assembly, stakeholders have expressed concern over the future of the industry, especially as the petroleum sector is the bedrock of the Nigerian economy.

As a result, part of the FOSTER package is to support improvements in the management of oil sector, given the revelations from ongoing industry probes through a host of innovative steps anchored on technical analysis and policy advocacy.

Yahaya, therefore, maintained that the PIB is critical to the reform of the petroleum sector, adding that the quick passage of the bill “improve governance and strengthen transparency and accountability in Nigeria’s oil and gas sector.”

He added that the passage of the bill will also reduce the avenues for abuse of power and capture all revenues, which currently distort policy and politics in Nigeria and undermine the potential for oil revenues to be used to accelerate economic and social development.

Speaking at the event, Prof Dafe Otobo from the University of Lagos, argued that the privatisation of the Nigeria National Petroleum Corporation, NNPC, one of the key issues stakeholders are canvassing for in the reform has remained a myth
Because of the intrigues that have plagued the sector.

“Privatisation of NNPC is not going to happen because issues that are been thrown up are so fundamental more than the government can handle,” he said.

Saheed Kolawole, who represented PENGASSAN, noted that the non-passage of the bill has continued to stall fresh investments in the industry.

“Because of the uncertainty of the PIB I can tell you that not one of the multinationals is investing in the oil and gas sector. What is stopping them from building refineries here and creating more jobs for our people? It is because of the non-passage of the PIB,” he asserted.




http://www.vanguardngr.com/2012/02/pib-britain-offers-assistance-to-nigeria/

There was tension at St. Theresa’s Catholic Church in Madalla, Niger State on Wednesday during the funeral mass held for victims of the Christmas Day bomb explosion as the congregation prevented the Emir of Suleija, Alhaji Awal Ibrahim, from entering the church.

The Emir, who was said to have arrived the church at about 11.00am, was booed by the congregation with shouts of “No, no. We don’t want him here.”

Despite the intervention of some priests, the monarch was not allowed into the church to make any speech.

He was later driven off amidst tight security.

But reacting to the development, the Niger State chairman of the Christian Association of Nigeria, Rev. Musa Dada, said the Emir should have been forgiven.

He said, “When the bomb incident happened I was told that the Emir neither came nor sent anybody to the church about three days after until when the government queried him to explain why he refused to visit the church and sympathise with the victims.

“Although I don’t know his response but I understand he was given 24 hours to respond why he didn’t show that he was their Emir and royal father and didn’t bother to ascertain what had happened to them.
This could be the reason why they (congregation) didn’t want him to be here. It is even better that he is not here; if he is here it would have been a very terrible embarrassment.

“He however later came to apologise and when cheques were presented to relations of victims, he was here to apologise for his inability to visit on time.”




http://www.punchng.com/news/mourners-boo-chase-away-emir/

bashr8:
just passing by , if any of this yoruba bigots misbehaves let me know

menn! you are on fire, i fear you oh

bashr8:
even in peace time yorubas are refugees with beggars patroling all over the country , like i said igbos will leave lagos and yorubas will lleave lagos ,free lunch is coming to and end go and develope your caves in ogun ekiti and oyo


Aworis Youth Mandate under the able leadership of  Adekunle bola has asked that all yoruba of non- aworis extraction leeching on their development and resources should start preparing to vacant the state.

he explained that yorubas come to lagos to feast on their resources, contributing absolutely nothing in return.

an Ekiti from his jungle village will come to Lagos to drag jobs for locals like security and vigilante, so it time to tell them all who are the real owners of Lagos.

once the permission is sanction there will be a exodus, so it is better they start packing before the time reaches. as the say " a stitch in time saves nine."

This is 21st century, NO TIME FOR PARASITISM !

even the abokis are contributing more than these yorubas, Awori people shall not stand and watch her resources pillaged and ravaged by these ingrates and rascals.

he went on to explain that most crimes in the state are perpetuated by neighboring states especially Ogun people and ijebus.

yaribas and their suppressive life style i tire 4 this people  

yaribas

Rhino.5dm:
until you start burying your dead people in Lagos. Stop carrying them to east. Then, we will know who owns lagos.  No one is going to pay you  20 pounds this time around. Everything na for free. Keep wasting your time thinking you "owned? lagos.

cant do shiitt,if aworis need our help we will kindly help them,in one week we wil chase you back to Oromo Galla SLAVE TRADE you think fighting is about running around lagos with cutlass and pump action?look that day you will realized that igbos arms dealers will got job to do,that means you don't love your life

bashr8 nice one let everyone go back to their state of origin and let see how far   :Dand is good you are coming up with facts to back it up

PointB:
What useless grammar are you vomiting - social engineering ko, cow engineering ni!

What the fulani herdsmen need to do is very simple. Sell off one or two cows, buy a land and build a ranch! Negotiate with the minions jobless almajiri to get hay for you in exchange of few naira notes or whatever means of payment you can afford. Over time, you build a more robust system. You don't need government to interfere in this operation unless for regulatory purpose!

Some arugue that Fulanis are of above average intelligience, yet they have to travel hundred of kilometer on foot in search of food for herds; intelligent indeed! Simple ranch they cannot built; well very soon southerners will join in this trade cattle trade, and perhaps we will show you guys how it is done, and you will loose your niche!

still living in the ancient time

listen to anonymous#operation they are working for us 
They do not forget and they do not forgive


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LZFEnZX0f98

Is gonna be BIG

ODI KWA EGWU OOOO

RIP my people

GBAM!! is an igbo word,it means this is it

He made a lot of sense,this is what i have been shouting down to NL people,but why didn't he talk about his own people?the genocide part was carefully avoided,am impressed with these below






After the First World War, the victors treated Germany with the same contempt Nigeria is treating Igbos. Two decades later, there was a Second World War, far costlier than the first. Germany was again defeated, but this time, they won a more honourable peace. Our present political leaders have no sense of History. There is a new Igbo man, who was not born in 1966 and neither knows nor cares about Nzeogwu and Ojukwu. There are Igbo men on the street who were never Biafrans. They were born Nigerians, are Nigerians, but suffer because of actions of earlier generations. They will soon decide that it is better to fight their own war, and may be find an honourable peace, than to remain in this contemptible state in perpetuity.

The Northern Bourgeoisie and the Yoruba Bourgeoisie have exacted their pound of flesh from the Igbos. For one Sardauna, one Tafawa Balewa, one Akintola and one Okotie-Eboh, hundreds of thousands have died and suffered.

sorry i posted it at the wrong thread

http://thejuristlaws..com/2012/01/nddc-begins-work-on-mega-projects.html




The Niger Delta Development Commission has begun work on the second batch of the 29 mega projects sited across the region.
Two of the projects are in Abia State, eight in Akwa Ibom, two in Bayelsa, one in Cross River and seven in Delta State. Edo State has one, Imo and Rivers have four each .
Speaking at a meeting between officials of the commission and the projects contractors and consultants, the NDDC Managing Director, Dr Christain Oboh said the commission has put all machinery in motion to ensure the effective implementation of the projects.
Dr Oboh, who was represented by the Executive Director, Projects, Engr Edikan Eshett, warned the contractors against indulging in sharp practices that will impede the successful execution of the projects.
“Where contractors choose to circumvent laid down procedures and execute their projects below expectations, they shall be demolished at their own expense” Oboh warned.
The NDDC boss frowned at incidents of variation, warning that where requests for variation are not justified such projects shall be determined, re-advertised and re-awarded to serious contractors.
He implored consultants and resident supervisors to ensure that their staff were not only qualified but always around to monitor progress of work by contractors.
“Where consultants choose to send inexperienced or non engineers to supervise engineering projects, such contracts shall be terminated without notice, same fate applies to consultants in other fields” Oboh further warned.
Also speaking, the Director, Projects Monitoring and Supervision, Arch Alex Okenwa stated that for smooth implementation of projects, contractors must work with the Directorate of Community and Rural Development particularly in areas of site handover and takeover to avoid friction with benefitting communities.
Courtesy, The Nation,

ezeagu:
A gbala ézì ọgu, ebe a bu ebe anyi gị tụ Ojukwu mmanya, ọ wụgị ama ọgu, biko maka echiche ndi nwụrụ na Biafra. Ọ wụgị mgbe ma mgbe ọwula anyi gi na naa madụ ntị.

O ihe mere eme

^^

for real igbo-phobia got no cure,no diagnosis i smell fear 

ezeagu:
Just to add a comment, this worldwide memorial is really commendable and has restored faith. From continent to continent, wow, Ndi Igbo nke ihu ka.

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OKWU!! Emeka ojukwu AGU di na mmadu. I pray let the gate of heaven opens wide for this compassionate soul and may ur gentle soul rest in peace.Amen UMU-IGBO na ile kwu gi na azu

High_Chief:
The mighty one has fallen not to any weapon fashioned by man, not to the tyranny of his enemies, yes fallen not to the humiliating subjugation his opponents desired, but to the final sleep of eternity. Ndigbo - mourn not for Ezeigbo Gburugburu rather give glory to GOD for the life of this true LEGEND. YOU will forever live with us. For those who live forever in the hearts and lips of their people do not die

REAL TALK

Odimegwu nwoke mmara mma,dike na mmadu (our hero) the Moses of briafraland RIP