₦airaland Forum

EzeUche:
Ileke-IdI you were once a pleasant woman who was not a tribalist. I think I ruined you.

good u know

[quote author=Chyz* link=topic=711381.msg8698715#msg8698715 date=1310438969]huh?  [/quote]kedo i am still in the learning process

i wanted to say "same to u, it is u it would be used on"

i can't really write yet but i think i can read now, at least a bit

[quote author=Chyz* link=topic=711381.msg8698706#msg8698706 date=1310438781][/quote]meaning "same to u"

Kobojunkie:
^^^ Lagos has in the last 30 years been a State in-planning(less in actual implementation). If you lived in that city from the 70's, to this period, you would know this problem has been building up since before then. What is happening here is not global warming, or illegal structures(or whatever we want to call them since this same administration started off by clearing much of the illegal structures right in it's early years). The problem is the state is still being run without adequate drainage and waste management in place. Simple!

Only you are also willing to blame the Tsunami that happened in Japan, and the yearly hurricanes in America on global warming(and with solid proof), I suggest you stay away from using that label even here. Lagos does not live in a special world. The same rules that apply in other coastal cities and towns apply to Lagos. If the state does not put in place a drainage system worth it's existence, then it has no business being by the coast.

ok madam kobojunkie, you are right

EzeUche:
Amadioha kpokwa gi oku!  

you can't change. amadioha can not fire/strike him becuase he is saying the truth


ga eji eme ya

also factors like global warming and co should be accounted for kobo

Kobojunkie:
Please Stop making things up! If you have no back up for claims, then don't spew it. The same Lagos that many of us grew up in -- the same Lagos that Fashola himself demolished most all of the illegal structures in. Suddenly you want to claim that the reason for the floods the state has been fighting for more than 3 decades, is SUDDENLY as a result of phantom structures you claim are blocking the water ways. By your speak there, we might as well take down the whole of Manhattan/Shanghai/Victoria Island, Tokyo etc. since all of those have structures constructed on what used to be water land , simply because Lagos failed to deal with an age old problem, even the romans dealt with and came up with some of the best used solutions for.

no no no kobo i am not saying the flooding is JUST due to buildings

a lot of factors actually come into play and unfortunatlly building sites comes into play

you see kobo

when natural water way is blocked, it is the water body finds an alternative route or trys to forces it's way through by leeching or even accumulates

the case with lagos is that some of this houses are built on this site

as i said earlier, due to the foundation of houses and water either finds an alternative route or accumulates

now majority of the time, it finds an alternative route

if that is the case, then it is easy for the water to burst it's banks because the route is not deep enough(leeching) to accommodiate excess water and in this case extended period of rain

@op

why did u call it boko haram state

has balysea state been called MEND state before or lagos an OPC state

i knew this thread would be flooded; lol

Kobojunkie:
Why do you folks like making stuff like this up? Do you have any real data to back these claims up?

no kobo i don't have data to prove it because it is obvious if u live in lagos

also the Lagos State Emergency Management Agency (LASEMA) Dr. Oke Osanyintolu has confirmed the same thing

http://nationalmirroronline.net/community-mirror/14690.html

[quote author=tpia@ link=topic=710489.msg8698377#msg8698377 date=1310432039]quite a lot of lagos was sandfilled during colonial times, to create more residential areas.

http://docs.google.com/viewer?a=v&q=cache:m3INTDET5vgJ:qjegh.geoscienceworld.org/cgi/reprint/16/3/231.pdf+colonial+sand+filling+in+lagos&hl=en&gl=us&pid=bl&srcid=ADGEESg1NW1eVRjOuTznC0yoUtinsq4axwisagZ5hP8spHsoZDoJYPXW4xq2s-s5BPZo6680weaNxaSBDt5sECTgDlFlMBI-YL93CuaQCPC5sLzhH60s6x1vA0G-B2IooUY7nBxenkIM&sig=AHIEtbRkkUaUGCtMXAhND0vCms9Qfcr1rA[/quote]thanks for the link

i think that was planned unlike now or recent times

now that land is scares in lagos, some ideeiots will sell waterways to people just to make money

Seun:
How will demolishing homes stop flooding??

this houses were built on natural water ways, thus blocking the flow of water

by demolishing them, u create this way again

for example

there is place in inner makoko where the road linking makoko to yaba was cut into half by water.

this shows that that is the natural way of the water

also how do fulanis rape women ??

are they really fulanis ?

this is propaganda

i mean they are not even sure they are fulanis yet they suspect the fulanis

do se people not rear cattles again,

or the other day when i was saying they are indigenous fulani/hausa/kanuri in ebonyi, cross river, lagos, rivers state

na wa oo

[quote author=alex_101 link=topic=711241.msg8697879#msg8697879 date=1310423221] Going through the posts on this thread, I can't help but laugh at nigerians, especially of SW extraction for their usual "TALK,,,TALK,,,TALK" but no single ACTION . Seriously, when are these people going to learn? What did our friends of SW do when MEND bombed Lagos? Not that I welcome any bombing of Lagos, but if Lagos is attacked by boko haram, nothing will happen other than the usual "TALK,,,TALK,,,TALK". I dey laugh in Yoruba .[/quote]dude this is not a funny matter

people from north west and east would die

same is happening in abuja, i can not go back to my home town borno all this days

so pray it does not happen

imagine the smallest state with the second largest population in nigeria

EzeUche:
We are having more bombs in Nigeria than Afghanistan and Iraq now. 

Divide this nation now.

if they do, i think that is the day this country will go to another civil war, i tell u

imagine if they bomb oshodi, or 3rd mainland

or even mile 12 or marina

this a place where high concentration are people reside

that is the end

EzeUche:
That will help Ijaw businesses. . .

https://nigeriaworld.com/images/news/big/niger-delta/ijaw-war-boats.jpg

i thought u said tribalism has ended u have started again

chei:
Thunder fire you.

thunder fire u too i mean what did i post that was wrong

EzeUche:
Violence in the North is not a new phenomenon. It has been happening for over 60 years. Even during the time of British colonialism, there were riots in the North. Blaming Goodluck for this recent spate of violence is simply wrong. How would you deal with Boko Haram who are a faceless enemy? Any person in the North can be either a Boko Haram member or a sympathizer.

violence is a new phenomenon in the north

we are peaceful people and hate violences,

riots in the north has never gotten to bombing before

cida-ƙarfi sabo ne a Jihar Borno

EzeUche:
You see your lack of knowledge about Rivers state. Many of the names he mentioned, Opobo, Kalabari, Bonny etc are simply Ijaws.

there common name is ijaw, and yes i know

lingolinga:
dnt 4get u hve the opobo, nkoro, andoni, eleme, ogoni, kalabari, bonny, abua/odual all in the same state, Even the okrika's will neva concede to being igbo,

all this groups in 1 state don't forget ikwerri, ijaw as well

hmmmm

henry101:
Dnt you think you are a fool,

this should get him thinking

zno should this silly thread not be in the crime section, mumu

dayokanu:
Lets pretend it didnt happen, Thats what you get for putting a mumu as president, enjoy your fresh air

OAM4J:
Let us focus on the topic please!

please delete this silly post

ak47mann:
They even use women with hajib to carry their assult on innocent people this country is finish how can one explain this to a common mallam that we have to stop their women dressing like BATMAN

igala joins in

http://www.thenationonlineng.net/2011/index.php/news-update/12042-ex-kogi-governor-audu-joins-acn-today.html