₦airaland Forum

Beaf:
You always talk very stup!dly like an orphaned, malnourished goat. Keep farting through your smelly mouth.
If I represent Jonathan, you surely represent boko haram.

Cow.

see this animal .lol

no i don't represent BH because i don't agree with there views but U ON THE OTHER HAND SEES JONATHAN AS A god and would agree to his ever action even if it means killing urself u would say yes

goat

ola olabiy:
Not moi words, Alhaji. I didn't clamour for it

u don't agree but u said he said the truth

ola olabiy:
Whaaat?! He stated d truth.

joskid:
Hello, I think you misunderstood me here. There are many Southerners, including Igbos, Yorubas, Ijaws, Itsekiris and the whole lot living in Jos today. These get along with the indigenous people. The core problem comes from the Hausa Fulani settlers who have sought to replicate their feudal nonsense here even to the extent of using Federal might, resources, connections and army to achieve that purpose. If some other people did that in your home town or village how would you take it?

guy guy hausa/fulani are not settlers in jos. they are indigenous in jos and indeed Plateau state

hausa/fulani/kanuri land are even as far as abuja, niger, kwara, kogi, cross river, lagos, osun, edo, beune, ebonyi, parts of anambra , rivers.

they might not be much in population in those states but that are indigeneous to those places

better be careful and learn ur history well before u comment.

ola olabiy:
Whaaat?! He stated d truth.

what truth,.,., to go to war with us or seperate the country  

Why do u people have have to go to war to solve a problem are there no alternative route to it than going for a war where innocent people would pay for there lives

what he is meant to say is that the so called BH sponsors should be investigated, arrested in his home state or so . so that u people would not thing the north support BH. and persecuted

the majority of the causiltiy is the north US not even southerners so why would u thing going to war with us would solve the problem

we are tired of power reform etc each day. do the damn thing or shut it

Beaf:
Damn!
This simply shows that the problem is impossible to solve without [size=15pt]war[/size] or splitting the country. How can anybody replace the traditional rulers and Imans across the North? This is in addition to corrupt security services (another wikileaks has shown the Yar Adua's NSA to be an Islamic extremist).
These people are embedded deep within society.

and yet u are meant to represent jonathan on this forum

guy u are a BIG BIGOT that hates the north. rubbish trash

[size=13pt]@ Justcash and alex101 [/size]

Brothers Brothers Brothers !!!!!!!

Can we leave this biafra thing in the past and move forward. What has Biafra or Gowon got to do with this. eh

20 people die and you people are talking of what happened in the 1960's

WE ARE IN 2011 AND GOING TO 2012 IN FEW MONTHS TIME

stop all this blame mentality if it is not middlebelt today it is yoruba, if not hausa/fulani, if not ijaw, if not edo etc WE NIGERIANS ARE TIRED OF HEARING BIAFRA RINGING IN OUR HEARS EACH TIME WE HAVE A MISUNDERSTANDING!!!!!

We are one NATION and we should act like one. In those 20, hausa, Muslims, Chiristians, Berom, yoruba, igbo, etc might all have been part of the people that die. so why bring biafra again

Gowon has apoligised

Wole soyinka has apoligised

Abacha showed SE love

babangida did the same

RIbadu, fashola, lamido have showed they loves igbos and are part of the country. Infact the next president might be an igbo man

Evne ojukwu contested and people voted so what is this rubbish of baifra we keep hearing each time a distressing topic is up

IT IS VERY UPSETTING

olabukola:
Then who will be the passengers? After the yoruba states the train will run empty to PH.

this is what i mean

[size=13pt]Osun to construct road to link Ogun, Lagos[/size]

The Osun State Government has awarded a contract for the construction of a road that will link the state with Ogun State through Ikoyi and Ikorodu to Lagos.
It will bypass Ibadan, the Oyo State capital.
Governor Rauf Aregbesola spoke on the project yesterday at a church service on the 20th anniversary of the creation of the state, at the All Saints Cathedral Church, Balogun Agoro, Osogbo.
The governor said when the road is completed, those travelling to Lagos from Osun would not experience the hectic traffic in Ibadan.
Represented by his deputy, Mrs Titilayo Laoye-Tomori, the governor reiterated the commitment of his administration to rebuild Osogbo, the state capital, and put it on world map as one of the best state capitals in the world.
Aregbesola said: “This government has awarded a contract that will connect Osun State straight to Ogun State through Ikoyi to Ikorodu and to Lagos. We will cut off Oyo State. So, we will no longer go through the rigours of traffic hold-up in Ibadan.”
The present administration, the governor said, would develop and renew Osun through road construction, among others.
He said the government had begun a renewal programme in the rural areas to show its commitment to agriculture and massive food production.
Aregbesola said Osun would tap various avenues, especially tourism, to increase its Internally Generated Revenue (IGR) to develop the state.
He said: “Recently, we launched O-Tour to put the state tourism on the world map because we are endowed with natural things from God and we want to ensure that we become the best state in Nigeria, especially in the area of tourism. We are determined to bring out the best in the state.
“We have 63 tourist centres in the state and we will develop all these to ensure that our IGR improves because, right now in the South-West, we have the least IGR. But within the next six months, you will all be living witnesses to what will happen.”
The governor praised the civil servants, religious leaders and traditional rulers for ensuring the development of the state since its creation.

http://www.thenationonlineng.net/2011/index.php/news/18417-osun-to-construct-road-to-link-ogun-lagos.html

olabukola:
Then who will be the passengers? After the yoruba states the train will run empty to PH.

LOl yoruba man

the passengers are clear, you see if u think well i am sure it is very clear

In southern Nigeria, you have 3 commerical capital, 1 hoilday resuiirt

lagos, warri, port harcount, cross river/calabar

Now, Yorubas are flocking in to port harcount everyday so it works well for yorubas in lagos ogun, ondo

trade point in port harcount and warri , calabar would be used by the people over there

Now here is the thinking the SS used.

by doing so it makes this cities in the SS more commericial and act as trade point. I don't care if they are igbo or not as i am not tribalist and don't intenetd to turn this to anther triabal ranting

all i know is SE is not in this so call scheme. which is good. also no igbo in SS. ecpecially port harcount , i don't know about anioma some are still fighting

i guess that is igbo buisness not mine. all i know is that it gives SS more power. and very soon the NC are doing theres from kwara to benue straight through oyo to lagos.

NW would join soon as well. Now it is up to the SE to build their's as well. unless the governors don't want to do it which is OK

^^^^^^

i don't understand why lagos state itself needs a train not to talk of an old train

what lagos state needs is a tram system not train. train is inefficent and would cost a lot of money to build

tram is relatively cheaper

PointB:
^^^^
True. We all like no-mans- land!

yep no man's land unless it is not passing through SE then we are cool

i predicted this to onlytruth the other day that it would cut out SE. i guess i right

peckhamboi:
Just make sure there are terminuses in Oyo, Ondo and Ogun else we wont allow it.

no way any train would get to lagos without ondo and ogun

IG:
@Auwal, just give it up. Throughout history, the Hausas have never ruled non-Hausas and they have never won a war against non-Hausas. The Hausa language spread fast and far simply because it is the language of trade. I am a Borno man, our historical empire covers an area larger than today's Nigeria. We've never been militarily conquered by Europeans. God did not make me Hausa so you can't talk me or any of my people into joining an imaginary Hausa republic. We are part of Nigeria and will try to make it work. Afterall, the Kanem-Borno empire was a multi-ethnic federation much like Nigeria. We've learned to live with people of different ethnicities long before the creation of Nigeria.

u have said it all

auwal87:
All of you making noise about Kanuri, Nupe, Fulani, Hausa, etc. Nigeria wouldn't have been as it is today if those factors were considered when amalgamating. We are looking at this separation in a "Save the Future" way. Trial of course, The tribes in Arewa are much much more closer to Hausa and Fulani (whom happens to be the majority) than say Kanuri or Nupe. Almost all ethnic minorities in Arewa can speak Hausa. The idea of "Hausaland" is not to make everybody speak Hausa, but to make it clear that the land is Hausa, everyone is welcome to become a citizen in as much as he is fully qualified based on the set rules and regulations. This is very very important (A british man to spend 10 years in Hausaland can be naturalized). A very neutral set of rules and very simple way of life.

saw this late

@bolded with is the meaning of that ?

which land is hausa ? do u mean borno, niger, kwara, kogi, benue, nasawarra, plateau, gombe ,yobe, adamawa, and taraba are all hausa land ?

when did kanuri people become hausa and other like berom nupe, igala etc become hausa

saying that will make our so call freedom republic fail and people would laugh at us. AGAIN it is save to say AREWA REPUBLIC which is still tolerable than HAUSALAND.

I support ur idea but saying hausaland etc is rubbish and would make our republic fail even before inception. I hope u understand brother

Them people. Yes u are right 100% spot on. I no long live in borno for now. ie finding solution to my problem

[quote author=aloy-emeka link=topic=751239.msg9073322#msg9073322 date=1315092443]Are you going to believe in Jesus for him?. Tinubu is a muslim.[/quote]and so so he/she can not pray in jesus name for a muslim just because he is muslim

are u well at all

^^^^^^^^^^^

LOL spiderman ko

[quote author=Yeske! link=topic=751182.msg9073361#msg9073361 date=1315092888]Before stating otherwise, have you critically analysed the interdependence of both economies? Not all about GDP figures my friend[/quote][quote author=Yeske! link=topic=751182.msg9073361#msg9073361 date=1315092888]Before stating otherwise, have you critically analysed the interdependence of both economies? Not all about GDP figures my friend[/quote]Oh ok

lagos is 35 billion dollars (BN)

Nigeria as a country is 217 billion dollars

now minus lagos in that 182 billion dollars

yeah i that they can both survive

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_GDP_(nominal)

[quote author=ekt_bear link=topic=751182.msg9072507#msg9072507 date=1315085114]I wish there was a list of how much oil each state, heck, each LGA produces in this country. Or is this information available, but i'm just not looking in the right places. . . ?[/quote]I can get u state by state but LGA is too hard to get

Ok this is what i have

Now nigeria produes 2.1 million barrels of oil every day although this is according to 2010 report

http://allafrica.com/stories/201006160472.html


Now river state website claims 40 % of the oil  which is about 0.84 million

delta state website claims 35 % of the oil which is about 0.68 million

http://www.ngex.com/nigeria/places/states/rivers.htm
http://www.nigeriagalleria.com/Nigeria/States_Nigeria/Delta_State.html

then we have 25% left and we have 10 more states which are anambra, imo, abia, lagos, ogun, ondo, akwa ibom, cross river, edo, bayelsa

asha 80:
this might sound foolish but where is the food going to come from

majority of Nigeria foods comes from the North of Nigeria and some importation

while the rest is produced by the SW, SS and SE

[quote author=Yeske! link=topic=751182.msg9073199#msg9073199 date=1315091262]Lagos could go the way Hong Kong did but it would lose as much as Nigerha would lose it[/quote]Nope lagos or nigeria would not lose anything actually

lagos is a self economy itself without extental help


Africa, Sub-Saharan

Rank City Country GDP in $ID BN Population (MIL)[16]
1 Johannesburg South Africa $ 110 3.670
2 Cape Town South Africa $ 103 3.405
3 East Rand South Africa $ 54 3.202
4 Lagos Nigeria $ 35 10.578
5 Luanda Angola $ 33 4.772

which is not bad but i know we can do better

[quote author=ekt_bear link=topic=751182.msg9072507#msg9072507 date=1315085114]I wish there was a list of how much oil each state, heck, each LGA produces in this country. Or is this information available, but i'm just not looking in the right places. . . ?[/quote]i gave u a list of the oil produce in each state on the other thread,. it's been long tho

will get back

asha 80:
anambra does not have oil i think but large deposits of gas(untapped)

no anambra has crude oil

afam4eva:
Not been to Lagos, not civilized? Or do you mean "Not been to Lagos, not criminalized?". If lagos and it's content were to be removed from Nigeria, this country will be a more peaceful and criminal minded place. Whener is hear people in Lagos say things like "shine your eyes", I think what they mean is "learn to be criminal minded".

then what are u doing in lagos

i believe the village is always there for u to go back to. why go to lagos if u know all this

that is the problem with nigerians,.,.,.,. they complain when there is a better solution to there problem but would still prefer to stay in that problem

By OLA AJAYI, Ibadan
PRESIDENT Goodluck Jonathan has promised the Oyo State Government to re-construct bridges and roads that were washed away by the flood disaster that ravaged the city last week.

The president who inspected some of the affected areas said the sight was pitiable seeing youngmen, women and children who died in the flood.


People queue to pass through a make-shift bridge after an heavy flood swept away a connecting bridge in Nigeria's south-west city of Ibadan, 150km (90 miles) north of commercial hub Lagos August 30, 2011. REUTERS
President Jonathan was accompanied by four ministers. They included Minister of Works, Environment and Water Resources. Also with the president were Senator Olufemi Lanlehin, Minister of State for Federal Capital Territory (FCT), Oloye Jumoke Akinjide, Speaker, House of Assembly, Hon. Monsurat Sunmonu and others.

He said seeing the extent of damage done by the flood disaster, the Federal Government would assist the Oyo State Government to cushion the effects of the flood on the people of the state.

He arrived Ibadan at exactly 12.33pm at the Ibadan Airport where Governor Abiola Ajimobi went to receive him.

Before he started speaking, he created the indulgence of the people to stand up and observe a minute silence for the souls of those that perished in the disaster.

He said technical experts from the Ministry of Water Resources and the Environment should liaise with the state government to find out how the Federal Government could help Oyo State handle the disaster.

President Jonathan acknowledged the prompt response of the State Government led by Governor Ajimobi, the National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA) and other agencies that did all they could to reduce the suffering of the victims.

“We inspected some places affected by the flood disaster and seen the extent of damage done by the flood disaster. They showed us the pictures of the water level and some of the dead bodies recovered. It is a natural disaster. We pray that God would give the state and families of victims the fortitutde to bear the loss.

“On the part of the FG, we commend the Director General of NEMA and other staff who intervened very quickly and also the state government for prompt response. While NEMA will be assisting in the distribution of relief materials to cushion the effects, we ask the technical experts from the Ministry of Works, Water Resources and Ministry of Environment to come and look at the affected places. The FG would assist in constructing the bridges, culverts and roads that had been washed out. The sight is quite pitiable especially seeing the video clips” the president said.

The visit of the president almost led to fracas between members of the Action Congress of Nigeria and the Peoples Democratic Party.

At the Airport, when the President was about taking off, two groups of women from both parties engaged each other in abusive songs. When it seemed the heat was so much and tension heightened, security agencies had to ask one of the groups to move away to avoid open confrontation.

Earlier, Governor Ajimobi described the president as a caring and supportive person.

He recalled that the State and the South West as a whole had not witnessed that type of flood before.

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2011/09/ibadan-flood-jonathan-promises-to-reconstruct-bridges-roads/

Globacom has commiserated with the government and people of Oyo State over last weekend’s flood disaster in Ibadan, the state capital.

Speaking through its Executive Director, Human Resources, Mr Adewale Sangowawa, the company charged the people of the state to regard the incident as an act of God.

Meanwhile, the company has donated a toll free line through which the people of the state could contact government and its agencies in order to give information and seek aid.

The toll free line 07056990012 was issued through the company’s Public Sector Department and, according to Mr. Tunde Amunikoro, head, Public Sector Globacom, the line will attract no charges when called from any number.

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2011/09/ibadan-flood-disaster-glo-donates-free-toll-line/

By AUSTIN OGWUDA, Asaba

ALL medical doctors in Delta State government-owned hospitals on temporary appointment who joined their colleagues in the on-going strike action have been told to regard their appointment terminated.

Similarly, doctors on permanent appointment that are on strike would not be paid while the action lasts.

Public Relations Officer, PRO, of the state Ministry of Health, Mr. Churchill Oyowe, in a press release, at the weekend, stated:”T he state government has adopted the policy of no-work-no-pay for all categories of doctors in government-owned hospitals currently on strike, under the name Association of Government General Medical and Dental Practitioners.

“The government equally said all unconfirmed doctors joining the strike action have by such act terminated their appointment with the Hospital Management Board (HMB). The Commissioner for Health, Dr Joseph Otumara, gave these notices when he visited Central Hospitals Warri and Agbor as well as General Hospitals Ekpan and Orerokpe, to personally take count of doctors not on their duty posts.

“The Permanent Secretary’s enforcement of the signing of attendance register by doctors is a routine that is practised everywhere in the service and doctors should not see themselves as above the rules, stressing that the intention was to strengthen service delivery in the hospital”.

The association had, in a petition signed by its chairman , Dr. E.F. Oshonwoh and secretary, Dr. R.O.C. Ikwuogu, stated that “the association in an emergency meeting at Baptist Hospital Eku on the 16th August, 2011, reviewed the Board (Hospital Management Board) policy on doctors signing time book and saw the deficiency in the said policy as it is not workable in a clinical setting.”

”The house without mincing words posited that a ten-working day ultimatum which will culminate in a strike action, starting from 16th August 2011 be given to the government. It will last till 2400 hours of

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2011/09/delta-sacks-striking-doctors-says-industrial-action-%E2%80%9Cuncalled-for%E2%80%9D/

the the pathetic attempt of ACN to look good when we all know it is fashola they are ralaying on for the show

small small there nyash would be all be exposed .

this tinubu never seizes to amaze me

so when he was in office for 8 years stealing billions of naira, he can not build a hospital that would be a ble to treat his problem

he needs to fly abroad. what of those that don't have money to go abroad. they should all die abi

well karma is a bi.tch as they say

Bliss4Lyfe:
Of course not becos thay are Igala. U did find them in Anambra State though speaking something similar to Igbo and the lanaguage differs as it goes. Not one Igala.


LOL, the Igala are not claiming to be Yoruba either, so don't know were u got dat Yorubaish from.   Look to the Okun for yoruba similarity. Gosh so much info out their but people want to be spoon feed instead of reading.  

just liek how the awori, offa, okun, itsekiri, egun, ilaje etc are not yoruba because some of ur brothers have claim that as well.

I need prove to show us how Okun are not yoruba because if u don't i would show and prove to u how ika, ikwerre, anioma are not all igbo

Bliss4Lyfe:
Agreed and exactly wat i was explaining earlier. Yorubas can trace ancestry to Igala based on lingustic similarity between the Okun but substantial linguistic differences with Igala. Okun and Igala share similarities.

The migration route of the Igala can be traced to present day Anambra State were u find Igala settlement and dat language is much closer to Igbo.

Lol please madam were did u get that from

so u want to rewrite the history of igala for them just like u did for anioma and ikwerre etc

u are one sick girl

i don't see how my ethnic identity would solve the problem at hand here

what if alj harem is gwari or igala how does that solve the problem

ok if u must know i am NUPE from Niger with ijaw blood and igbo blood

is that ok