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we are not going to fight any war in Nigeria will vote through referendum fear is the weakness of a man ,a man that fear to take risk will never ever go further than average if he is lucky,most end up achieving nothing because he is scared of changes and risk behind it,is like you have to keep trying never give up, once u give up your dream dies naturally

babapupa: Smh @ what these shallow people are calling achievments.

i know u will be here bloody mugu

Bandit C.:
When you have close to 60 million individuals using limited broadband, it is bound to be slower compared to a place where 10 million individuals are using it. Simple logic.

Nigerians are known in Africa as some of the highest internet portal users. That means that more websites are accessed, more softwares are downloaded and more data are uploaded and since broadband is limited, you are bound to have slower internet speed in countries with large population of which a huge chunk of it make use of the internet often.

There is a good reason why Finland has the fastest broadband speed compared to Germany.

You people amaze me with how dull you are. A known ghanaian nationalist posts an article and you begin heaping insults on your home country. No one cares to apply his/ her sixth sense. Dullards

that make a lot of sense

night time i will advice any young lady not to walk on any road or even bush areas around ekiti and ondo state because this is the time for the vultures to come out and search for their victims

no light for one week?? mennn that country need help

Olodostein: Hahahah!!!! DON AK47man! You seem to know these MAD AKA Somalians very well. In fact, if you were standing in front of this Pirate now, he would stab you for having pleasure. The worst is that, these barbarians can go to the extent of committing Honor killing against their own sisters for tripping for other guys. Just to show you how insecure and inferior these Rag-heads Arab wannabe's are .

are you telling me

ayanle456: well forgive me. but anyone can go to somalinet and steal pics. so i can never believe u. plz slap urself and wake up from this dilusion.

believe what you want am not here to convince you,am not lying to you their is no need for that just beg me i will take it down,i know is against your sharia law

chino24: Ak, nwanne mu kedu ife i no nime thread eme?

nwanne kedu ije?onwero much long time how is akwa?

ayanle456: ak47 plz stop stealing of somali women online. this is indeeed very sad

hahahahahahaha how can you say that?look at the pix very closely you will see is from a mobile phone shot and is my personal phone so do you want me to tell you the kind of phone i use? you are one funny joker,sorry this is real"wallahi" am not lying to you is not a big deal, (Mona) she is my very close friend, a sweet heart, till today we still have our fling once in a while but she knows is just that nothing further.As i told you b4 that the problem i have is that particular odor i don't know if it is the perfume or from your food? i don't mean to insult you but am telling you the truth from my experience,knowing your culture their is no way a Somalia girl will take a photo shot holding a bottle of brandy in her hand and post it to any Somalian or any Islamic social network,is impossible,thats why am telling you respect the DON i don't talk rubbish their is time for everything.When i talk you pay attention

Ibime: Why are you giving excuse of the Isokos, Itsekiris, Ogonis, Kalabaris, Ikwerres, Binis, Ishans, Tivs, Nupes, Igalas and other minor groups as a reason for Nigeria staying together? Have you ever interviewed an Ikwerre man to know his views on the Nigeria project? I assure you 90% of the Ikwerres are in support of the Ibo view on seccession. I lived in Ikwerre land for extended periods in PH. Even as we speak, the Tivs are locked in an independence struggle. All this talk is excuses excuses. I have met people from almost all the tribes you have mentioned and none of them want to carry on this false relationship with the Hausa/Fulani. Ikwerre's are pseudo-Ibo's. Ogonis have absolutely no time for the Hausas. Kalabari's are Ijaw. Ishans are fully with the Niger-Delta as are the Itsekiris. The only tribes that may be negatively affected by a split are some of the middle belt tribes - and trust me, they will gladly join the South if given a choice. So please, Yoruba people, get your act together so we can cut these parasites off.

yoruba Muslims is holding the rest of the yorubas in ransom,yoruba christian are handicapped basically they dnt have say..

DeepZone: Most of these tribes you mentioned are pseudo tribes and are under the Niger Delta. Ikweeree for sure are ibo; Itsekiri for sure are yorubas but either way, everybody is really tired. I'm preety sure that if the Biafran war starts again, the ibos/Biafrans will not stand alone again because what they forsaw in 1966, other southerners are just seeing it. If that war was to repeat itself again, i bet you the yoruba kingdom will declare their own republic before ojuwku finish their announcement and let me see how many factions the hausas will fight. These dudes are nothing but bloodsuckers, they only contribute to religious wars in Nigeria and nothing to the economy or general welfare. Do you know that if Nigeria eventually float a welfare system, they'll contribute to 80% of the beneficiaries? They are not in sports, academics, IT, entertainment, banking, research, technology or anything. Even the agriculture they attempt has been taken over by the yorubas. Ibos are in business, technology, sports, IT and finance recently ; Yorubas are in IT, academia, finance, research, agriculture, media etc. One more question, If the oil in the south dries up, do you think the northerners will not be the first to secede? Oil drying up in Naija may be our only hope to be free from these bloodsuckers. They are only relying on the distrust among the southern tribes to hold the power because they know that if they ever come together to secede or peacefully split into three(ie yoruba, ibo and ND) they are finished. The ibos for sure will not want to champion the secession crusade again, the Niger Deltans are afraid they cannot pull it off without help from either yoruba or ibo(ibos will be more helpful because they are close neighbours). The ibos may not want to be dragged into that because they just woke up from the past war besides, they may be afraid the ND's may back out when it's too late and if they don't get the yoruba support, there may be a problem.

you made sense,Oduduwas should stand tall and make it known to Nigeria/world that they want out from the union not talking from one side of your mouth nobody will take you serious

It was a cold rainy day but the hall of the Ojez Bar and Restaurant, National Stadium, Lagos was filled to capacity. To casual observers, the event at the hall could pass for another 'owambe' party like the numerous ones that litter the streets of the state every other weekend. However, it was Governor Theodore Orji of Abia State doing the seemingly impossible – bringing Abia to Lagos!

The event, a meeting of all town union executives in Lagos with representatives of the state government, was held to intimate Abia citizens of the various projects embarked on since the present administration took over.

Shedding light on the purpose of the town hall meeting, James Okpara, the Special Adviser to the Abia State Governor on Public Relations, said the event was also to refute certain falsehoods that were being spread through the media.

Okpara added that the Lagos Town Hall meeting was not the first of such events, as one had been held in Cotonou. He disclosed that more of such meetings were being planned.

"It is said that our governor does not believe in noisemaking, which is true," he said. "Maybe people now took advantage of that and are writing falsehood in the papers. Roads that were done, they said they were not done; projects that were done, they said they weren't done.

"So the decision was taken that we cannot call every Abian in Lagos at the same time, but Abians, being Ibos, they believe a lot in town union meetings so when you meet with the executives of the town union, when they go to their respective town unions they will tell theirselves: this is what we have seen. It is not a question of stories; it is what they have seen with their eyes."

And the executives were not disappointed as slide after slide showed the different projects the state government had done since it assumed office. As the slides rolled, Kingsley Megwara, Orji’s Special Adviser on Diaspora, explained each.

Megwara said the government had built 255 health centres located in the three senatorial districts of Abia State, to enable the people enjoy healthcare services.

He added that federal roads that had been abandoned by the federal government were being rehabilitated by the state government to provide succour to its citizens who make use of the roads.

The slides showed the 6,000-capacity International Conference Center, which is an ongoing project; a diagnostic centre; the reconstructed Osisioma Roundabout and Motor Park; and some electricity projects the state invested in.

“The diagnostic centre the governor has brought to our state has made it possible for our brothers and sisters who would be travelling to India, Pakistan or Saudi Arabia to seek sophisticated healthcare. We’ve just brought in the machines and brought the doctors too,” Megwara said.

[b]Speaking further on the state of electricity in the state, the special adviser disclosed that the governor pumped N1.2 billion naira into PHCN to ensure steady supply of power in the state.

“What used to be a terrible power system in Abia State is now being corrected,” he said. “A lot of people thought it was PHCN but the Abia State Government put in N1.2 billion to assist PHCN. We’ve ensured steady power flow in Umuahia and its surrounding areas.”

At the end of the slideshow, room was given for questions, to which answers were provided by Chigozie Nwakodo, the Economic Adviser to Abia State governor. Giving further insight into the activities of the state government, Nwakodo explained that other areas where the Abia State government had invested include youth empowerment and education.

In a brief speech, the Economic Adviser said: “There are 5,000 youths from all local government areas of Abia State who are being paid a stipend of N15,000 a month to enable them learn a trade.

“Each local government has representation – the minimum is 300 in each local govt. Their basic stipend is N15,000 and then some of them are being assisted in skill acquisition centres in schools, universities, in learning a trade, agriculture, and in public works.
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“Currently, there’s a N1billion loan scheme that the state government has begun to process for the youths and women in agriculture. The purpose is that those who qualify and want to invest in agriculture would get part of this fund to develop farms and all kinds of agro-processing to empower them.”

Nwakodo encouraged all Abians to come to the state and invest in building industries and private companies to employ the teeming youths.

On education, Nwakodo explained that the state has a teacher-pupil ratio of 1 to 25. He however noted that the challenge the state is facing in its drive to make education available for all was that public school teachers do not show up for work. To counter this trend, the government has taken the bold step of returning schools that were previously owned by religious associations back to them.

At the end of the event, some of the attendees praised the governor for bringing Abia to Lagos. Speaking to Daily Times, a man who identified himself as Emeka Egbuchilem said the occasion was an eye opener to the activities of the governor.

“It is you members of the press that spread lies,” he said. “The last time I went to Abia was 2008. This occasion has shown that Governor Theodore Orji is an action governor.”
http://dailytimes.com.ng/

Nigerian military cannot boast of any sophisticated weapons they have enough foot soldiers but less efficient in military weaponry .Corruption will not let Nigerian government to fully empower their military might

ayanle456: well plz dont ruin our reputation by lying to people that our women would show you the slightest interest...

if you really know the kind of person you are dealing with ,you will find out that i don't talk rubbish check my profile you will see am real i will give you just one evidence because i keep pictures and videos but i dont share my videos i will keep this pix for one day b4 i take it off just to prove to you that AK is not lying............

Good job, but more to be done

Ghana fisrt Nigeria 9th......... interesting not surprised anyway

ayanle456: obviously this is one of the more deranged and demented users of nairaland...i will choose to ignore him...his behavior and mental dillusions in no way is a representation of the users of this site...because the majority of the people here know better than to claim having slept with four somali women. But i see somali women are still a sighn of social mobility for some.

hey Arab monkey, the truth hurts but don't worry i dont have beef with somalian people even thou i cant stand their barbaric behavior nice having a wonderful experiences with your people! BRAVO

ayanle456: well according to the usa government its an insurgency...not an all out war of civillians killing other...its alshabaab and the federal government...how is that civil war? sheesh...

my friend your country is fuccked,even your children have no future in Somalia,most of you have ugly big fore heads and some big teeth fighting to jump out from your stinking mouth,Arab monkeys,cant talk properly,full of anger,as i said your girls behave when ever they are with me....one crazy somalian bitccch she tall and beautiful,freaky in bed too, but you know naaa? that smell is inbuild in your DNA anyway the bitccch was hanging with my friend i meet her through him when she saw me she started torching my hair talking shiit, i was sitting down my friend didn't find it funny to cut the story small a week later i fucced her one night stand and dump her asss.She called me so many times i didn't answer her, she now thought my friend had his hand in it she went to his house and smash up his car screens, you people are naturally crazy and stupidd i swear

ayanle456: loooooool...again...even the people on this forum dont believe u...let alone me...the burden of proof is on you...
We are the people who call you guys slaves, apes, monkeys...so do you expect me to believe you...that is very sad.
what is even more sad is that you expect me to believe that...whats even more sadder is that the people on here dont believe you. and for that reason above all...i realize that you are still dreaming...so again i ask you to wake up...look in the mirror...take a hard look at your nappy hair,big lips, and big nose...and than slap you self across your face...and tell yourself that you should know better than to come up with a stupid lie like that.

you are a fool you think i can drive myself to Somalian neighborhood?you guys are the lowest class in UK even with your big fore heads you are nothing but refugees and live on government hand out breed too many kids to get bigger house from council but all these goodish has stop because you refugees are coming to UK and abusing our system,your people behaves like animals,even the girls just that the ones i banged cannot pull that barbaric act around AK,and i don't have a big nose, i can swear on my life,all those somalis girls i fuccked brought their puzzy to me i didn't go for them initially.

i don't look pure African some people mistake me as Afro Caribbean,when i was in uni other black students dont really date you people especially our black girls,you guys are disgracing Africans,look at your country breeding alshabaab and AQD,as i said before only Mona my Somalian ex is different she hate your mentality and backwardness she doesn't believe in Somalia must marry Somalia rubbish,but i dumped her because of that odor.....

ayanle456: good to see getting laid with a somali is sign of stature in your culture....unfortunately i know you are dreaming...so wake up...look in the mirror...and slap your self for thinking you can get with a somali woman...your inferiority complex is amazing...i noticed you lot trip over each other to get the attention of somali women....

we live in two diffrent worlds...if only you knew that the only bantus we knew are the ones who were our slaves...than you would know the irony....

kinda reminds me of the african americans who were slaves and saw white women as a sighn of forbidden fruit...lol

my friend will you shot up your stinking mouth,i have fuccked about 4 Somalian girls these girls are wild trust me but to be honest i hated the odor that you guys carry around,that is one reason i dump all my Somalia ex girl friends i don't eat your food, don't go to you bar and restaurant in London and your girls the ones i have dated was hiding from their Somalian communities not to found out she is fuccking an outsider,only Mona she is not as fanatic as you people.She is a bit civilized but she wanted to trap me with a baby a ran from her,but she is a nice Somalia girl i like her a lot.Your girls a bad even the ones that dress like batman

Ibime: Who wants to hit on you?

We Bantu men don't score in wrong hole.

You think we dont know that Somali women mostly prefer a.nal due to circumcision that doesn't allow them to enjoy vag.inal sex?

you are right i have fuccked a Somalian girl i noticed that she was circumcised i didn't enjoy that sex

Ejiné: Abakaliki, Ofada and more recently, Lagos.

We need to keep encouraging local consumption. Amen.

i think southerners need to start feeding themselves which a good start

babapupa: GOV. FASHOLA INSPECTS ERIKORODO FARM IN IKORODU LGA.


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this is nothing big, go to ghana their farmers have well equip sophisticated chicken farms not this small Indian shop una no dey shame ACN

how many people remember the uproar caused by the budget figures for feeding at Aso Rock? Is this about saving money or to encourage eating our local food. It was Jonathan eats cassava bread...now Abakaliki rice...for people that never had of abakeliki rice should educate themselves here.

Abuja – President Goodluck Jonathan now eats locally produced rice and bread made from cassava as part of efforts to encourage indigenous production and stop capital flight, says Minister of Information Labaran Maku.

Maku disclosed this in Abuja on Thursday at the Ministerial Platform where the Ministries of Science and Technology, Defense, Niger Delta Affairs and the FCT presented their performance sheet in the last one year.

“The President is emphasising made in Nigeria products; if you go to the President’s house today, he eats rice produced in Ebonyi State – Abakaliki – Ofada Rice; the imported rice is not eaten in the Presidential Villa.

“Also there, he eats Cassava Bread that has just been introduced, which is saving Nigeria almost N300 billion in imports.

“From what is going on, if we emphasise and urge Nigerians to patronise the things that are researched and produced here, the country will develop.”
He said that the country would develop only when Nigerians begin to patronise goods researched and manufactured locally.

While commending the Federal Ministry of Science and Technology for its research-based development efforts, Maku said a new Science, Technology and Innovation Policy was required to promote national development.

Maku called on all stakeholders in the country to take advantage of the vast opportunities in science and technology to develop the country.

“The new Science Technology and Innovation Policy remains what is going to be the prop for the development of science and technology in our country.

“We never can develop as a nation until we pay attention to science and technology; the difference between America, Europe, Asia and us is the emphasis on science and technology and human capital development.

“I want to assure you from what you have seen that intellectual property, creativity, is what we need to advance the development of our country.”

The minister urged the science and technology ministry not to relent in promoting scientific and technological research and development, so that by 2015, a lot of the demands in Nigeria would be met.

Maku also called for collaboration between the defense and science and technology ministries for the local production of military boots.

According to him, Nigeria has a large market, which has always attracted investors. He, however, urged Nigerians to play significant roles in meeting the needs of the market. (NAN)

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2012/05/jonathan-now-eats-locally-produced-rice-from-abakaliki-maku/

igbo boy: http://ngrguardiannews.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=86431:in-lagos-32-year-old-man-hangs-self-&catid=3:metro&Itemid=558

[size=16pt]see what daddy ara-wolowo has taught Yorubas to do ...suicide upon suicide upon suicide
1st daddy ara wolowo drank rat poison
2nd that guy for na ogun or so that jump inside river
3rd that Yoruba jihadist dem catch for lagos on his way to bomb a church in lag
4th that other yorob suicide bomber wannabe dem catch fro kano, i think his name is suleiman mohammed
5th now this guy in the guardian link...


daddy ara-wolowo biko suicide is not the way to solve our problems o...lets learn to respect life taking life whether our own or another person's own o di kwa ma o.

>R.I.P

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EVERYONE in the area knew Tunbosun Egbedokun, 32, as an affable, kind-hearted young man.

"A woman also told The Guardian Tunbosun was an active member of the Cherubim and Seraphim at Odo Eran, along Ijesha Road and would be missed for his kindness and active participation in community activities.

It was also learnt that policemen from Itire cut the rope from which the lifeless body was dangling"

i knew it, the first suicide bomber in Nigeria/west Africa was a Yoruba man,these people really need direction in life

check out the poll that will tell you that people dey answer nigeria just for mouth

Onlytruth: I have come to the conclusion that the greatest parasites in Nigeria are the ones who constantly try to tell Igbo that "SS"(read non-Igbo SS tribes) will not join them in Biafra (as if any Igbo gives a damn! ). But notice that once we tell such people that we don't care, they disappear, never to return!
I will repeat it, the parasites are those who are leeching on this organized chaos called Nigeria. They fear disintegration more than death!

GBAM GBAM GBAM OKWU

religious and political war

babapupa: Lagos acquires land for farming in other states to boost local food production by 25 percent

Agbero ACN how far you dey hustle for oga tifumbu small boys to drop you some change make u take hold belle poor thing any way is just a shady ware house for processing rice not for production, ACN rascals hope you reach our level in 20yrs time

igbo boy: http://ngrguardiannews.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=86431:in-lagos-32-year-old-man-hangs-self-&catid=3:metro&Itemid=558

[size=16pt]see what daddy ara-wolowo has taught Yorubas to do ...suicide upon suicide upon suicide
1st daddy ara wolowo drank rat poison
2nd that guy for na ogun or so that jump inside river
3rd that Yoruba jihadist dem catch for lagos on his way to bomb a church in lag
4th that other yorob suicide bomber wannabe dem catch fro kano, i think his name is suleiman mohammed
5th now this guy in the guardian link...


daddy ara-wolowo biko suicide is not the way to solve our problems o...lets learn to respect life taking life whether our own or another person's own o di kwa ma o.

>R.I.P

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EVERYONE in the area knew Tunbosun Egbedokun, 32, as an affable, kind-hearted young man.

"A woman also told The Guardian Tunbosun was an active member of the Cherubim and Seraphim at Odo Eran, along Ijesha Road and would be missed for his kindness and active participation in community activities.

It was also learnt that policemen from Itire cut the rope from which the lifeless body was dangling"

i knew it,the first southern suicide bomber was a Yoruba man i saw the news,Ndi Yoruba i thought una love life too much. Almajiris life is worst than disease

Onlytruth: Land of the rising sun we love and cherish
beloved homeland of our brave heroes
We must defend our lives or we shall perish
We must protect our hearts from all our foes
But if the price is death for all we hold dear
Then let us die without a shred of fear!


If there is any other country (apart from the Great USA) that I would die for in war, that country is Biafra, not Nigeria.
Nuff said.