₦airaland Forum

naijaking1:
It used to be alien, but not any more. Go to any village, you will hear the sound of chain saws buzzing all over the place. Edo, Sapele for instance used to be the major woodmarket for the south, but the trade is fastly encroaching the main Igboland. The alarm is that these trees are not been replace at a rate close to how they're being felled.
This is not about ethnicity, I am from the area and I have first hand information.

Once again, every state has its own unique ecosystem. Lagos is different from Ogun, Edo, Anambra, and even Enugu. All the land slides occuring in Enugu state for the past 10-20 years have always been in areas where the overhead tree shades have been decimated.(I know because 2 of the big ones occured in my place). People need to study their environment as a way of projecting it.

seanet02:
Ibo and their stupid1ty sha

arsenefc:
He is Yoruba, you like it or not.

He is more Yoruba than a lot of people here.

And BTW, what makes you think he wants to be Yoruba, Mr. Argumentum Ad Hominem

oyb:
is it true that beaf's salary has been cut due to his incompetence and he now moonlights for national encomium and other softsell magazines where he writes stories like lagos big girl in slap row

Eko Ile:
And one ignorant ibo IGBO fool was boasting that stuff like rain related natural disasters don't occur in Enugu. I'm not even sure this is land slide, looks more like the same erosion plaguing the whole eastern part of Nigeria.

And the same ignorant people are always quick to bad mouth tree planting when in fact they should be the ones planting trees to save the whole region.


Sometimes I wonder about these people I swear.

naijaking1:
^^^
The number of jobs created is important, but having that technology in our country is even more important.