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Politics › Re: Arewa Group Defends Ruga Settlement, Blasts Ohanaeze’s Nwodo, Fani-kayode by AnanseK(m): 3:34pm On Jul 09, 2019
Sorry for you
Politics › Re: Arewa Group Defends Ruga Settlement, Blasts Ohanaeze’s Nwodo, Fani-kayode by AnanseK(m): 2:46pm On Jul 09, 2019
MaNyEsq:
I hope all the southern states are getting prepared for WAR because you can be rest assured that this lull is just the calm before the storm. These FULANIS are bent on taking over the whole Nigeria including all of the south. So any southerner who thinks that this issue is that of only one section of the south is a FOOL. Nigeria has the highest number [> 15 million] of Fulanis in the whole sub-Saharan Africa followed by Guinea with a little over 5 million. They see Nigeria as their last bastion of hope to set up their own colony since they have been driven away from most of the other African countries like Ghana, etc. And you better believe that they are not going to give up that easily. So, it's up to the other ethnic groups in the country to be prepared to fight and defend their ancestral lands by any means necessary or become slaves in the land of their forefathers...it is that simple!
Shut up. The land of your father’s is in the Middle East, you are an Igbo Jew not even an African.
Politics › Re: Arewa Group Defends Ruga Settlement, Blasts Ohanaeze’s Nwodo, Fani-kayode by AnanseK(m): 2:44pm On Jul 09, 2019
GMbuharii:
This is the most senseless post I have ever seen!!!!!
Did a human being post this?!?!
And you think you made sense!?!?
Kai!!!!!
What kinda people do I share this country with?!?!
Thunda will Faya Lugard surely.
Lzaa immhotep bastardmod apcharam driand omooba77 anonimi Adolfhitlerxxx zombiepunisher odumegwuojukwu
Take your drugs regularly and on time. Mental illness is a manageable condition
Politics › Re: Don’t Bring Back Ruga If You Don’t Want Nigeria To Disintegrate– Clark Warns PMB by AnanseK(m): 2:35pm On Jul 09, 2019
Time to dismantle the project called Nigeria. Restructuring is a waste of time it will not remove the animosity. My apologies to Ojukwu, God bless his foresight. But for the so called middle belt which is actually north, be careful or you end up as real slaves and cheap resource to Biafra.Same warning applies to South South.
Politics › Re: Senate Rejects Senator Abbo’s Apology, Reveals Next Move by AnanseK(m): 11:05pm On Jul 08, 2019
Timinho23:
because he isn't their own.. if dude was an APC guy, they would have attempted sweeping the matter under the carpet.
am not for the abbo guy but different rules apply for different factions in Nigeria.
my point: this doesn't prove the integrity of the Senate
Because it is not your sister that was the victim
Christianity Etc › Re: Ruga: Eedris Abdulkareem Protests At RCCG Camp, Insists Adeboye Must Take Stand by AnanseK(m): 10:08pm On Jul 08, 2019
jrusky:
Pls your age and your state origin before I speak senses to your skullhuh
As if you have sense.
Christianity Etc › Re: Ruga: Eedris Abdulkareem Protests At RCCG Camp, Insists Adeboye Must Take Stand by AnanseK(m):
nairalee:
What sorry of rubbish is this?
Usually I align with these protesters but this one is taking it too far.
So because he's a pastor he doesn't have rights again?
Why always attacking Christians?
Why didn't they try this rubbish in mosques?
It's like the liberty Christians are enjoying is now being misused and taken for granted.
Nonsense and Eedris Abdulkarim
They don’t try these in mosques because imams don’t collect tithes to buy jets. They don’t collect seed money for fake miracles and promises of overnight wealth. Pastors are part of the charade and pretence we call life, so they are expected to defend falsehood.
Christianity Etc › Re: Ruga: Eedris Abdulkareem Protests At RCCG Camp, Insists Adeboye Must Take Stand by AnanseK(m): 5:52pm On Jul 08, 2019
A sensible Pastor will know that the whole grandstanding on this issue is unnecessary.

Any state that wants ranching can have it. States that are not interested have nothing to worry about. The important thing is to stop cattle movements for grazing.

Anybody who is truly a man of God will avoid these hooligans and jobless area boys and area fathers calling for war over a non issue.

I don’t blame the Pastor at all.
Politics › Re: Ruga: Ooni Of Ife, Wole Soyinka Tell Nigerians To Defend Their Ancestral Lands by AnanseK(m): 4:52pm On Jul 08, 2019
Ostrogoth:
Yes there actually is no need for war but the stubborn insistence of the north in their bid to foisted the fulanis on the south will eventually lead to war!
That’s not true. This project was never said to be compulsory on any state.
Politics › Re: Ruga: Ooni Of Ife, Wole Soyinka Tell Nigerians To Defend Their Ancestral Lands by AnanseK(m): 1:37pm On Jul 08, 2019
wink2015:
FULANI HERDSMEN HAVE COMMITTED CRIMES AGAINST HUMANITY.
THEY SHOULD NEVER BE REWARDED WITH THE INDIGENOUS PEOPLE ANCESTRAL LAND.
NEVER ! I SAY ! NEVER !
THEY DESERVED TO BE PROSECUTED AND NOT REWARDED.
LAND IN NIGERIA IS CONTROLLED BY THE STATE AS THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT DO NOT HAVE POWER.
Why is Fulani herdsmen treated as a special breeds of Individual?
Are they better than the fishermen in Bayelsa or the Cocoa farmer in Ondo state.
You have problem with comprehension. Read the post again or get someone to translate it for you.
Politics › Re: Ruga: Ooni Of Ife, Wole Soyinka Tell Nigerians To Defend Their Ancestral Lands by AnanseK(m): 1:31pm On Jul 08, 2019
Ostrogoth:
These northerners just want war and the disamagalmation of this country! I believe its time KANU and Gani Adams start their mobilization, winter is here!
There is no need for war:
Take a look at these facts.
NIGERIA'S 36 STATES & FCT RANKED IN ORDER OF LAND SURFACE AREA.*
*RANK STATE KM²*
1 Niger State 76,363
2 Borno State 70,898
3 Taraba State 54,473
4 Kaduna State 46,053
5 Bauchi State 45,837
6 Yobe State 45,502
7 Zamfara State 39,762
8 Adamawa State 36,917
9 Kwara State 36,825
10 Kebbi State 36,800
11 Benue State 34,059
12 Plateau State 30,913
13 Kogi State 29,833
14 Oyo State 28,454
15 Nasarawa State 27,117
16 Sokoto State 25,973
17 Katsina State 24,192
18 Jigawa State 23,154
19 Cross River State 20,156
20 Kano State 20,131
21 Gombe State 18,768
22 Edo State 17,802
23 Delta State 17,698
24 Ogun State 16,762
25 Ondo State 15,500
26 Rivers State 11,077
27 Bayelsa State 10,773
28 Osun State 9,251
* Federal Capital Territory 7,315
29 Enugu State. 7,161
30 Akwa Ibom State 7,081
31 Ekiti State 6,353
32 Abia State 6,320
33 Ebonyi State 5,670
34 Imo State 5,530
35 Anambra State 4,844
36 Lagos State 3,345

*Anambra + Enugu + Abia + Imo + Ebonyi = 29525KM²
Kogi = 29833KM²

**Ogun + Oyo + Osun + Ondo + Ekiti = 76320KM²
Lagos = 3345KM²
Niger alone = 76363KM²
Niger State = Entire Southwest States - Lagos

The entire southeast is a little less than Kogi State only
The north have more than enough land to take care of RUGA.
Politics › Re: Ruga: Ooni Of Ife, Wole Soyinka Tell Nigerians To Defend Their Ancestral Lands by AnanseK(m): 1:26pm On Jul 08, 2019
NIGERIA'S 36 STATES & FCT RANKED IN ORDER OF LAND SURFACE AREA.*
*RANK STATE KM²*
1 Niger State 76,363
2 Borno State 70,898
3 Taraba State 54,473
4 Kaduna State 46,053
5 Bauchi State 45,837
6 Yobe State 45,502
7 Zamfara State 39,762
8 Adamawa State 36,917
9 Kwara State 36,825
10 Kebbi State 36,800
11 Benue State 34,059
12 Plateau State 30,913
13 Kogi State 29,833
14 Oyo State 28,454
15 Nasarawa State 27,117
16 Sokoto State 25,973
17 Katsina State 24,192
18 Jigawa State 23,154
19 Cross River State 20,156
20 Kano State 20,131
21 Gombe State 18,768
22 Edo State 17,802
23 Delta State 17,698
24 Ogun State 16,762
25 Ondo State 15,500
26 Rivers State 11,077
27 Bayelsa State 10,773
28 Osun State 9,251
* Federal Capital Territory 7,315
29 Enugu State. 7,161
30 Akwa Ibom State 7,081
31 Ekiti State 6,353
32 Abia State 6,320
33 Ebonyi State 5,670
34 Imo State 5,530
35 Anambra State 4,844
36 Lagos State 3,345

*Anambra + Enugu + Abia + Imo + Ebonyi = 29525KM²
Kogi = 29833KM²

**Ogun + Oyo + Osun + Ondo + Ekiti = 76320KM²
Lagos = 3345KM²
Niger alone = 76363KM²
Niger State = Entire Southwest States - Lagos

The entire southeast is a little less than Kogi State only
The north have more than enough land to take care of RUGA and there is no reason for this bellicosity.
Crime › Re: Woman Kicked Out Of Plane After Passengers Complained Of Her "indecent" Dressing by AnanseK(m): 12:08pm On Jul 08, 2019
They will welcome her in Ibadan Schools where they chase out women and girls wearing hijab
Politics › Re: Arewa Group Defends Ruga Settlement, Blasts Ohanaeze’s Nwodo, Fani-kayode by AnanseK(m): 12:03pm On Jul 08, 2019
RUGA: Educating Ethnoreligious Bigots Free of Charge!
������ Cham Faliya Sharon

To justify the megawatts of hatred for Fulani cattle rearers that has enveloped and consumed their bitter souls, they say:

''Is cattle business government business? Is it not private business? Why is government interested in procuring land for the Fulani to rear their cattle?''

Let's take it from there and proceed as follows:

* Is airline business government business? Why are states and federal governments busy expending huge public funds in acquiring lands and building new airports and rehabilitating old ones for aeroplanes that are owned purely by private travel companies and rich, private individuals including pastors and bishops? Shouldn't they buy land and build airports for their aeroplanes?

* Is transport business government business? Or are all the cars, trucks, buses and vans that use Nigerian roads everyday owned by government? Why should government be busy spending hundreds of billions of naira building roads for vehicles that are mainly on private trips or for transporters that are making huge sums transporting travelers to various destinations? Shouldn't vehicle owners then raise money and build roads for their cars and travels?

* Is farming business government business? Why are both states and federal governments always busy procuring and distributing fertilizers and various other farm implements to farmers, sometimes for free and sometimes in heavily subsidized form? Shouldn't farmers who are mainly private entrepreneurs be left alone to source for everything they need for their farming business? Why should government interfere? For example, is rice farming not private business so much that the federal government gave rice farmers in Ebonyi, Kebbi and other states financial incentives to expand?

* Is commercial banking business government business? Why has the federal government been spending hundreds of billions of naira bailing out distressed banks in Nigeria since 2005 till date? Why not allow the private bank owners source for funds on their own and bailout their businesses? Why should government intervene with public funds in such a private business venture?

* Is going on religious pilgrimage both to Israel and Saudi Arabia not private business? Why are both states and federal governments often involved in the preparation and sponsorship of pilgrims to do something that is purely personal to the individuals?

* Are those private (mostly religious owned) universities not private businesses? Why have they been writing and seeking federal government financial assistance through TETFUND to enable them attain certain levels of competence? Why do they seek government subsidy on something the government had no input in its conception and development?

* Is shipping government business? Apart from owning and operating a Naval force with military style ships, all other ships are privately owned by wealthy businessmen and women, but why is government saddled with the responsibility of building dockyards or sea ports where ships and boats owned by wealthy folks berth and have their goods loaded or unloaded? Is this not an act of government subsidising the business interests of the rich?

* Is the acquisition of education not supposed to be the personal responsibility of individuals based on their personal interest and conviction, either of themselves as individuals or their families? So then, why has it always been the expectation and business of government to build and furnish schools as well as recruit and pay teachers? Is this not a heavy subsidization by government of what should have been the personal obligations of individuals or families? Is it also not subsidy of education by government when government awards and pays students and lecturers scholarships?

* Is small scale trading or even big scale trading the responsibility of government or private business? Why then should government give small scale traders little sums like 10,000 naira each to help them boost their little trades? Shouldn't the traders be allowed to source for their own funds to help them expand?

* Is buying and selling not private business interaction between a willing seller and a willing buyer? Then why is it always expected that governments at all levels should be the ones to build markets for private individuals who want to buy and sell commodities? Why should governments spend huge public funds to build and maintain markets that will be used by private individuals who are making money daily?

* Still on education, is it also not government subsidy when government spends tens of billions of naira to feed primary school kids across the country in order to boost school enrollment?

* Is film making and the entire movie industry, e.g. Nollywood, not private business? Then why did the federal government give them 3 billion naira in 2014 to boost their film making industry? Shouldn't they have been left to source for funds on their own to expand their film business?

* How about public hospitals? Why should government build hospitals for people who are sick? Isn't sickness and wellbeing a private matter, which requires the sick person or their family to seek medical treatment at their place of choice? And if government expends huge sums of public funds in servicing the health needs of sick citizens, how about citizens who hardly fall sick and have never ever visited any hospital for any personal health issue; are the rights of such citizens not infringed on, or are they not being financially marginalized? Shouldn't they then demand cash rebates from government, based on their fundamental human rights, for not using hospitals built with funds they have rights to?

* And finally, of all the things or services I have listed above, which are being financed by government, which of them are Fulani cattle rearers who roam the forests with their cows enjoying? Is it government that gives them the rains that always beat them in the jungles alongside their cattle, or is it government that feeds them with the fruits and other lean meals they largely depend on in jungles and forests? Just what exactly is the larger society giving them by way of services? Are there even hospitals in the bushes, along their grazing routes specifically dedicated to them?

Yet, some supposedly educated persons and even religious leaders are questioning and opposing the development of either cattle ranches or cattle colonies or grazing routes or even settlement camps for the Fulani cattle rearers for easy monitoring by the federal government on the ridiculously shameless grounds that it involves government funding? How long, how strong and how deep the Devil has been controlling certain persons is clearly unfolding, and it's a shame.

Fact is, anyone or any group that keeps opposing any effort to solve the so called Farmers/Herders clashes must be benefitting materially or politically from the crisis. Of course, there are those who always dupe foreign donors by lying to them that the Farmers/Herders clashes is some agenda of religious persecution by a section of the country. Such persons and groups will not want the problem solved, for solving it will deny them two things: (1.) Loss of a propaganda tool that portrays them as victims of a bloody conspiracy, and (2.) loss of opportunities to keep receiving financial grants from foreign donors who aid ''victims of religious discrimination and persecution'' worldwide.

All over the world, there are people who see crisis as business and profit opportunities. Therefore, they will either stoke it or inflame it even if it was stoked by others.
Politics › Re: Ruga: Ooni Of Ife, Wole Soyinka Tell Nigerians To Defend Their Ancestral Lands by AnanseK(m): 11:59am On Jul 08, 2019
The overrated professor of English again has an opportunity to exercise his convoluted vocabulary, since he cannot produce any new literary or academic work for the last 40 years.
Politics › Re: Ruga: Ooni Of Ife, Wole Soyinka Tell Nigerians To Defend Their Ancestral Lands by AnanseK(m): 11:56am On Jul 08, 2019
RUGA: Educating Ethnoreligious Bigots Free of Charge!
������ Cham Faliya Sharon

To justify the megawatts of hatred for Fulani cattle rearers that has enveloped and consumed their bitter souls, they say:

''Is cattle business government business? Is it not private business? Why is government interested in procuring land for the Fulani to rear their cattle?''

Let's take it from there and proceed as follows:

* Is airline business government business? Why are states and federal governments busy expending huge public funds in acquiring lands and building new airports and rehabilitating old ones for aeroplanes that are owned purely by private travel companies and rich, private individuals including pastors and bishops? Shouldn't they buy land and build airports for their aeroplanes?

* Is transport business government business? Or are all the cars, trucks, buses and vans that use Nigerian roads everyday owned by government? Why should government be busy spending hundreds of billions of naira building roads for vehicles that are mainly on private trips or for transporters that are making huge sums transporting travelers to various destinations? Shouldn't vehicle owners then raise money and build roads for their cars and travels?

* Is farming business government business? Why are both states and federal governments always busy procuring and distributing fertilizers and various other farm implements to farmers, sometimes for free and sometimes in heavily subsidized form? Shouldn't farmers who are mainly private entrepreneurs be left alone to source for everything they need for their farming business? Why should government interfere? For example, is rice farming not private business so much that the federal government gave rice farmers in Ebonyi, Kebbi and other states financial incentives to expand?

* Is commercial banking business government business? Why has the federal government been spending hundreds of billions of naira bailing out distressed banks in Nigeria since 2005 till date? Why not allow the private bank owners source for funds on their own and bailout their businesses? Why should government intervene with public funds in such a private business venture?

* Is going on religious pilgrimage both to Israel and Saudi Arabia not private business? Why are both states and federal governments often involved in the preparation and sponsorship of pilgrims to do something that is purely personal to the individuals?

* Are those private (mostly religious owned) universities not private businesses? Why have they been writing and seeking federal government financial assistance through TETFUND to enable them attain certain levels of competence? Why do they seek government subsidy on something the government had no input in its conception and development?

* Is shipping government business? Apart from owning and operating a Naval force with military style ships, all other ships are privately owned by wealthy businessmen and women, but why is government saddled with the responsibility of building dockyards or sea ports where ships and boats owned by wealthy folks berth and have their goods loaded or unloaded? Is this not an act of government subsidising the business interests of the rich?

* Is the acquisition of education not supposed to be the personal responsibility of individuals based on their personal interest and conviction, either of themselves as individuals or their families? So then, why has it always been the expectation and business of government to build and furnish schools as well as recruit and pay teachers? Is this not a heavy subsidization by government of what should have been the personal obligations of individuals or families? Is it also not subsidy of education by government when government awards and pays students and lecturers scholarships?

* Is small scale trading or even big scale trading the responsibility of government or private business? Why then should government give small scale traders little sums like 10,000 naira each to help them boost their little trades? Shouldn't the traders be allowed to source for their own funds to help them expand?

* Is buying and selling not private business interaction between a willing seller and a willing buyer? Then why is it always expected that governments at all levels should be the ones to build markets for private individuals who want to buy and sell commodities? Why should governments spend huge public funds to build and maintain markets that will be used by private individuals who are making money daily?

* Still on education, is it also not government subsidy when government spends tens of billions of naira to feed primary school kids across the country in order to boost school enrollment?

* Is film making and the entire movie industry, e.g. Nollywood, not private business? Then why did the federal government give them 3 billion naira in 2014 to boost their film making industry? Shouldn't they have been left to source for funds on their own to expand their film business?

* How about public hospitals? Why should government build hospitals for people who are sick? Isn't sickness and wellbeing a private matter, which requires the sick person or their family to seek medical treatment at their place of choice? And if government expends huge sums of public funds in servicing the health needs of sick citizens, how about citizens who hardly fall sick and have never ever visited any hospital for any personal health issue; are the rights of such citizens not infringed on, or are they not being financially marginalized? Shouldn't they then demand cash rebates from government, based on their fundamental human rights, for not using hospitals built with funds they have rights to?

* And finally, of all the things or services I have listed above, which are being financed by government, which of them are Fulani cattle rearers who roam the forests with their cows enjoying? Is it government that gives them the rains that always beat them in the jungles alongside their cattle, or is it government that feeds them with the fruits and other lean meals they largely depend on in jungles and forests? Just what exactly is the larger society giving them by way of services? Are there even hospitals in the bushes, along their grazing routes specifically dedicated to them?

Yet, some supposedly educated persons and even religious leaders are questioning and opposing the development of either cattle ranches or cattle colonies or grazing routes or even settlement camps for the Fulani cattle rearers for easy monitoring by the federal government on the ridiculously shameless grounds that it involves government funding? How long, how strong and how deep the Devil has been controlling certain persons is clearly unfolding, and it's a shame.

Fact is, anyone or any group that keeps opposing any effort to solve the so called Farmers/Herders clashes must be benefitting materially or politically from the crisis. Of course, there are those who always dupe foreign donors by lying to them that the Farmers/Herders clashes is some agenda of religious persecution by a section of the country. Such persons and groups will not want the problem solved, for solving it will deny them two things: (1.) Loss of a propaganda tool that portrays them as victims of a bloody conspiracy, and (2.) loss of opportunities to keep receiving financial grants from foreign donors who aid ''victims of religious discrimination and persecution'' worldwide.

All over the world, there are people who see crisis as business and profit opportunities. Therefore, they will either stoke it or inflame it even if it was stoked by others.
Christianity Etc › Re: T.B Joshua's New Vision About Buhari, Nigeria: "Pray For President Buhari" by AnanseK(m): 9:34am On Jul 08, 2019
I am not a prophet or a pastor or anything like that, but I can give you better prophesies than this woolly circumspection - and mine is free.
Education › Re: 4 Lesbian Students Expelled From Kebbi State College Of Science And Technology by AnanseK(m): 9:28am On Jul 08, 2019
Mraphel:
The Hausas has the Highest lesbianism in Nigeria. Is so rampant amongst the Northerners hyjab wearing Hausas women.
Most Hausa female are too shy to talk to the opposite sex because of their culture instead they involve themselves in lesbianism at d tender ages
of eight and above.
I have caught several lesbianism amongst Muslim women in the northern part..most of Hausa female lost their hymen through lesbianism.
I agree with some of your points. And the hausa boys prefer to learn from uninhibited southern prostitutes who are ready to give them everything for a small price.
Politics › Re: Honourable Justice Karatu Gets Blocked From Delivering Judgement On Her Last Day by AnanseK(m): 6:39am On Jul 08, 2019
You call her Honorable Justice. What is is honorable about her actions and is it really just to lie under oath and falsify official documents?
You guys are only trying to tie up a bundle of shit and you will only end up with a filthy rope. I will not trust this woman to be my house girl, because she is not honest. How can she be a chief judge just because she said she is a Christian?
Politics › Re: Honourable Justice Karatu Gets Blocked From Delivering Judgement On Her Last Day by AnanseK(m): 6:26am On Jul 08, 2019
Dov3:
The judiciary under APC has been reduced to toothless dogs and zombie puppets. The judiciary was the last hope for the future we all yearned for as we travelled the world round. Right now, we are celebrating the destruction of the last pillar of any functional democracy

The emasculation of our judiciary began with raids into judges apartments without due process followed. We cheered them on because we were told they are corrupt

They refused to appoint the nominated Justice and we were quiet because he wasn't from our tribe

The final onslaught began when on spurious charges, weeks to an election, a sitting Chief Justice of the supreme court was removed and a puppet appointed at the behest of the cabal to ensure Buhari's rigged election isn't reversed.


Normally, I blame our leaders, but recently, I have come to see that it is the youths of this country that cheer the wanton destruction of their collective futures most times out of intellectual laziness and other times out of selfish greed

For those trying to justify the evil... as usual, continue.

The truth remains that there is no judge in this country that will come out squeky clean if a spotlight is beamed on them. If you check, the governor probably has no clean record anywhere
Are you advocating for the abolition of justice altogether? How can a proven fraudulent judge who has lied under oath be your state chief judge simply because she is a Christian? Does Christianity support lies and fraud?
Politics › Re: Honourable Justice Karatu Gets Blocked From Delivering Judgement On Her Last Day by AnanseK(m):
FarahAideed:
They looked for the slightest dirt on her to get her out of the way because of her religion
Nonsense. This is a straightforward case of fraud if you have a single molecule of Justice in your make up.
Politics › Re: VP Osinbajo Meets Nigeria’s Oldest Surviving Soldier In Lagos (photo) by AnanseK(m): 8:29pm On Jul 06, 2019
Old soldier never die

Politics › Re: Difference Between Atiku And Buhari By FFK by AnanseK(m): 5:44pm On Jul 06, 2019
The true comparison

Politics › Re: Breakdown Of Diezani Alison-Madueke's Jewelry Forfeited To FG by AnanseK(m): 10:24pm On Jul 05, 2019
valentineuwakwe:
This woman is so smart.....do you knw what? sheboughtall this items just to hide her money from the public eyes as well as EFCC....if you look at her account you may not find much money, so she bought this items to save n store....if she happens to need money, its a matter of taking one of the items in the store house and sell.,,.
this woman really smart n funny enough she was the minister of petroleum
She was much much bigger than you think. These jewelry are for her use only and $40 million is too small a saving for Deziani.
Politics › Re: Breakdown Of Diezani Alison-Madueke's Jewelry Forfeited To FG by AnanseK(m): 10:19pm On Jul 05, 2019
themonk:
419 Bangles grin
Are they fake ? grin
Politics › Re: Presiden Buhari Receives Segun Awolowo, CEO, Nigerian Export Promotion Council by AnanseK(m): 9:29pm On Jul 05, 2019
hopexter:
Misplaced priority undecided
Export a misplaced priority?? huh You must be in Primary school and not among top ten in your class.
Politics › Re: Buhari Re-appoints Boss Mustapha and Abba Kyari. by AnanseK(m): 6:02pm On Jul 05, 2019
MetaPhysical:
Whats going on?
I thought at least one of those those positions would go to SE. Why...?
Why?
Politics › Re: Ruga: Nwodo Reacts To Northern Group’s Threat, Asks Igbo To Defend Themselves by AnanseK(m):
Mk12:
it will only lead to war because fulani are looking for free lands. our people buy their land in the north.
it is your father and the paedophile Mohammed that is mad
What land? Cattle Fulani have never placed any value on land, they don’t own land. In any case -
The total land mass of the 5 states in the SE is 2.9 thousand sq km. Which is 3.1% of Nigeria’s land mass. So where is the land ? The leached soil that doesn’t support agriculture and 40% totally claimed and destroyed by gulley erosion, so where is the land ?

They love to insult others and brag and boast while they are just a minority in the country.
Travel › Re: Singapore And Japan Have World's Most Powerful Passports,See Where Nigeria Is by AnanseK(m): 3:05pm On Jul 05, 2019
Cryomancer:
You're still asking me what i think about a useless green Nigerian passport?
i can't be proud of something that is a threat to my life.
just check the strength of the passports of other lower African countries and their visa free countries, then you'll weep for this contraption called Nigeria. you can start by checking ordinary Mali passport.
Your comparison with Mali is not correct. Mali has not made name as country of criminals. Better find country with large percentage of criminal citizens and compare.
Travel › Re: Singapore And Japan Have World's Most Powerful Passports,See Where Nigeria Is by AnanseK(m): 3:01pm On Jul 05, 2019
Cryomancer:
You're still asking me what i think about a useless green Nigerian passport?
i can't be proud of something that is a threat to my life.
just check the strength of the passports of other lower African countries and their visa free countries, then you'll weep for this contraption called Nigeria. you can start by checking ordinary Mali passport.
With the criminality of Nigerians abroad including drugs, yahoo crimes and robbery I am surprised that any country can allow them entry without visa.
Politics › Re: EFCC Accuses Judge Of Favouring Saraki, Okorocha by AnanseK(m): 2:55pm On Jul 05, 2019
inoki247:
When they don't win a Case dey will put the blame on a Judge like say d country no get Constitutions wey dem use counter dere charges....
Saraki and Okorocha have plenty of money to settle judges. What will a judge gain from EFCC ?
Politics › Re: Ruga: Nwodo Reacts To Northern Group’s Threat, Asks Igbo To Defend Themselves by AnanseK(m): 11:45am On Jul 05, 2019
What we need is not restructuring but separation. I’m afraid Ojukwu was right. Northerners will need a visa to go to the East.The same should apply to easterners when going to the north.

And as land is so important none should own land in other’s country. They all have to rent.

Of course no Fulani ranch in the east and no spare parts or building materials market in the north for foreigners. And law breakers can be deported. We can still exist as good neighbors.

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