Politics › Re: Onitsha Fire: Watch The Moment Fire Spread Through The Market (video) by Area4Area: 8:53pm On Nov 04, 2019 |
and globemoney, any update on what our state government is doing to help these our brothers, we don't want this case to be swept off like that of 2017 at DMGS roundabout |
Politics › Re: 'nigeria Must Apology To The Igbos For The Genocide Committed Against Them' by Area4Area: 7:30pm On Nov 04, 2019 |
joeyfire: The coup plotters were all in detention. Even Ifeajuna who was hiding in Ghana was extradited by Ironsi's government.The Special investigation panel (SIP) headed by M.D. Yusuf ( northerner) which had the mandate to investigate the coup was set to submit its report when the counter coup and genocide started. At times it sounds like Ironsi was in power for years but he was there for four a few months Why weren't those coup plotters tried within weeks according to military tradition, why keeping them for months with no date for trial? |
Politics › Re: 'nigeria Must Apology To The Igbos For The Genocide Committed Against Them' by Area4Area: 7:26pm On Nov 04, 2019 |
ChiSomtoChi: What of the 1945 and 1953 killings of Igbos? Were they caused by 1966 coup?
Y'all claimed Aniomas are not Igbos. Agreed. But who were the people that plotted that 1966 Jan coup? Aniomas. Chukwuma Ezeogwu is an Anioma man . So don't put the blame on SE Igbos instead blame Aniomas. I thought you said ANIOMAS ARE NOT IGBOS. You talked about the 1945 and 1953 killings of Igbos, what stopped Zik and other Igbo politicians from using that as a reason for accepting the de-amalgamation suggested by Ahmadu Bello and the referendum and secession clause suggested by Awo? Why did Ironsi quell Isaac Boro's quest for Niger Delta republic and hastily signed the anti-secession decree into law? Ojukwu wanted Biafra but wanted unwilling minorities to join him with no weapons, no food, no allies etc. Aniomas can choose their identity since they can align with with any group. Continue hoping on the unwilling minorities |
Politics › Re: Closing the border is never a solution to Nigeria economic predicament .. by Area4Area: 5:15pm On Nov 04, 2019 |
Blue3k: I'm laughing at you because its your economy you're hurting. You cant explain why you bragging about hurting your economy. It's only empty boast you're good for like most delusional clowns. Please continue your mumu comedy I know you have more material. Allow us to hurt our economy in peace, is it your economy? We are happy hurting it and stop begging and crying for us, be more concerned of your "blossoming" economy with the highest GDP per capita in the world and zero unemployment. Imagine someone crying more than the bereaved |
Politics › Re: Closing the border is never a solution to Nigeria economic predicament .. by Area4Area: 4:56pm On Nov 04, 2019 |
vaxx2: Stop spamming me. Beggarly Ghanaians everywhere, from your president, ministers to the man on the street, I was a little bit happy yesterday when I thought your nightmare was ending in January and not knowing there's there's no end in sight for now. Beggarly Ghanaians littering Abuja like homeless destitutes |
Politics › Re: Closing the border is never a solution to Nigeria economic predicament .. by Area4Area: 4:50pm On Nov 04, 2019 |
Blue3k: Lol you're bragging about rising unemployment, rising food, slow growth, harming businesses? Good job continue your mumu comedy. Our business and not yours or is it? Continue crying and begging like your homeless ministers in Abuja begging anyone they can talk to. Beggarly Ghanaians everywhere |
Politics › Re: Closing the border is never a solution to Nigeria economic predicament .. by Area4Area: 4:42pm On Nov 04, 2019 |
vaxx2: stop mentioning me like a pest... can I have free space . Stop mentioning Nigeria and who cares to know who or what you are |
Politics › Re: Closing the border is never a solution to Nigeria economic predicament .. by Area4Area: 4:41pm On Nov 04, 2019 |
Blue3k: Lol you're rambling nonsense because dont have counter argument. You're an emotional weido. I look forward to your mumu replies they're always good for a good laugh. I was shouting " praise the Lord " for you guys when I read that the border would be opened by January and only to later read that the news was false, you guys ain't seen anything yet. Bunch of begging Ghanaians littering Abuja upandan. The beggarly short president is also involved in the begging business |
Politics › Re: Closing the border is never a solution to Nigeria economic predicament .. by Area4Area: 4:35pm On Nov 04, 2019 |
vaxx2: Do you want to make a remark or demonsrate inteligence on the subject. You should know report are made annually , this is 2019 with about 56 more days to go into extinction, the available report will be for 2018 periodic year and that of 2019 will be tabulated somewhere next year. that is how annual report are table ....
You haven't demonstrate like someone who knows what he is saying, Hong Kong port and land border is practically more busy in goods exchange than over populated nigeria . what is wrong in learning from the country that does the job better than you? Hong Kong is a tramsit hub tonso many asia country .
for you to even compare China with Nigeria show you don't know what you are saying like the custom general? anyway go and learn , you didn't demonsrate inteligence . Leave this overpopulated Nigeria and stop the begging and crying is what Nigerians are now begging you to do. Beggarly ministers in Abuja like homeless destitutes. |
Politics › Re: Closing the border is never a solution to Nigeria economic predicament .. by Area4Area: 4:32pm On Nov 04, 2019 |
MUMUdom: And who told you that the goods being exported to nigeria from ghana were not made in ghana? try and be honest. nigeria signed ecowas trade liberalisation agreements and even africa trade agreement and then turned around to break those same laws. nigerian just signed the africa trade agreement and then few weeks later turned around to close its borders. what kind of nonsense is that? why not close you borders, seaports and airports entirely?
by the way, is nigeria not importing rice? has nigerian banned rice imports? are you saying rice is not being smuggled into your country through the seaports and airports?
now that they have closed the borders, tell me one policy the governmnet has introduced to stop imports. it is obvious this whole nonsense is targetted at west african neighbours. but nigeria will pay a big price for this insolence. i know what I am talking.about. nigeria is not an island, and nigeria today is very very vulnerable. Who cares about your silly ECOWAS or whatever, tell ECOWAS including Ghana to square up and go to hell, no more associating with leeches |
Politics › Re: Closing the border is never a solution to Nigeria economic predicament .. by Area4Area: 4:26pm On Nov 04, 2019 |
MUMUdom: so why don't you just close all your land borders, seaports and airports. nothing comes in, nothing goes out. just like north korea. that will be great for nigeria,huh? and you don't need to sign international treaties that requires you to open your borders to international trade. by the way, has nigeria stopped importation? Look at this one trying to dictate to Nigeria on what to do, I'm happy that your mouthy Ghana has been finally humbled by a mere border closure. Cry cry Ghanaians everywhere from president to the man on the street. |
Politics › Re: Closing the border is never a solution to Nigeria economic predicament .. by Area4Area: 4:22pm On Nov 04, 2019 |
vaxx2: Pakistan, Brazil and Indonesia All have basic infrastructure that it's fuelling their economy.. for Nigeria to shoulder up with this above nation, then it should developed its basic infrastructure first . and along the line , all this aforementioned country practice what is called comparative advantage. they import what is not enough or augment their production just to maintain above capacity . it is common to see America importing oil despite having it huge and in abundance and it is also common to see China importing rice despite having a large capacity to feed itself. comparative advantage has proven to be the efficient system of economy and whenever consumption exceed production , simple logics determine, more should be imported to augment the existing capacity.
Nigeria should be talking about industrialization now not agriculture. an industrialized enviroment will automatically improved mechanized farming. Go and lecture your GUTTER, ministers and president begging all around, land borders remain shut for now. Report to the UN, US, EU, UK etc and we are waiting for them all |
Politics › Re: Closing the border is never a solution to Nigeria economic predicament .. by Area4Area: 4:19pm On Nov 04, 2019 |
Blue3k: You don't need to argue with the zealots. The NBS stats already proved Buhari's polices didnt work in 1st term. NBS wrote they will release unemployment stats in December we'll see any positive change accrues.
Nigeria's nigger issue is productivity and policy. If you want to do tariff make them reasonable. Border security is good but you have to address the other factors. We won't still open our borders to you ingrates, cry and beg till eternity. Tell your GUTTER to do its worst. |
Politics › Re: Closing the border is never a solution to Nigeria economic predicament .. by Area4Area: 4:17pm On Nov 04, 2019 |
vaxx2: Then this achievement cannot be established by closing the border. Distribution channel contribute about. 50 percent of Nigeria GDP. no buisness or organization can established thru out the 700 local goverment therefore it make sense for people to act as distributor for product. to get to their final consumer. Nigeria at the moment is not producing enough due to poor infrastructure and worrisome bureaucracy. what do you think will be. the next alternative. Cry cry Ghanaians always praying begging for Nigeria to reopen her borders, teach your GUTTER and government to improve your economy to a level that per capita GDP would be above that of the US and UK. You'll just die of high BP if you're not careful and always praying, begging and crying for a reopening of the border. |
Politics › Re: Closing the border is never a solution to Nigeria economic predicament .. by Area4Area: 4:11pm On Nov 04, 2019 |
vaxx2: copied form IMAN and edited by vaxx2. Give us the original link and not your edited |
Politics › Re: Closing the border is never a solution to Nigeria economic predicament .. by Area4Area: 4:10pm On Nov 04, 2019 |
vaxx2 is Ghanaian who hates Nigeria and Nigerians and has been crying and begging for a reopening of the border, pay him no attention. |
Politics › Re: Border Closure: Northern Textile Traders Say They Stand To Lose Over N3 Trillion by Area4Area: 2:27am On Nov 04, 2019 |
Gilgil: If only you knew who was talking to you, you would have been humble and learnt and probably benefited from this job-seeking situation rather than mention smuggling.
Go through my posts and learn. Ask yourself, if that wealth of experience is looking for a job. I'm profitably occupied and don't need a job, it's you that is supposed to desist from supporting smuggling and smugglers, that is if you're not one. |
Politics › Re: Border To Remain Closed Till Objectives Are Achieved – Customs by Area4Area: 2:21am On Nov 04, 2019 |
Ghana and Ghanaians should be ready to cry and beg more, Benin and Niger caused this all when they wouldn't do what Nigeria told them and now see what they've caused cry cry Ghana to go through. We have your back Buhari |
Politics › Re: Nigerian Government to Open Borders Next January by Area4Area: 2:00am On Nov 04, 2019 |
MUMUdom: noisy nigerians I guess the Ghanaian government should be considering nationalizing all nigerian interests in Ghana. take over their struggling banks and inept glo shit that is when they will learn sense. they dont want ghanaian exports, we too we dont want nigerian companies in GHANA. Nothing spoil na . nigerians companies are making profits to feed people back in nigeria and yet these ingrates are talking crass trash.
the south africa treatment is what these mudder fuggerz need in Ghana  I thought that the news about Buhari giving you a January 31st deadline should've cooled you down, we've told you already to shut your borders to Nigerian goods, close down our shops with your GUTTER. Start the xenophobic attacks on Nigerians and we'd teach you guys more lesson. Hope your beggarly ministers are off to Accra to return in January to start another round of begging. |
Politics › Re: Nigerian Government to Open Borders Next January by Area4Area: 1:48am On Nov 04, 2019*. Modified: 2:14am On Nov 04, 2019 |
MUMUdom: how much exports from Ghana to nigeria are we talking about? is it the $100 million exports from Ghana to nigeria that "will reduce Ghana's economic growth?" I don't get it. $100 million in Ghana's exports represents about 0.0001 percent of Ghana's exports. Is that the one that "will reduce Ghana's economic growth?" very funny, walahi  https://tradingeconomics.com/nigeria/exports/ghanahttps://tradingeconomics.com/ghana/exports/nigeriaYou can see that our exports to Ghana is more of semifinished and finished products while that of Ghana to Nigeria is mostly primary goods. We export more to Ghana and are supposed to be crying more but surprisingly Ghana has been crying and begging for Africa. We have alternative sources for our imports from Ghana because we produce it too but Ghana would need to import from other countries because they can't produce them...underdeveloped economy. |
Politics › Re: Border Closure: Northern Textile Traders Say They Stand To Lose Over N3 Trillion by Area4Area: 7:18pm On Nov 03, 2019 |
JonDon12: I am a Nigerian and I know the misery first hand. I have also been to other West African countries and I know the love, respect and HOSPITALITY (IMO a lot of it undeserved ) shown to Nigerians over there. So when I see a lot of you, especially those from the Adie ( or Adiye) Republic beating their chests about how our neighbours are suffering , I know that you guys are cursed by God. And I will say , YES Nigerias suffering and misery will never stop, never end until they repent and ask God for forgiveness. Wannabe Nigerian who hates Nigeria and Nigerians with a passion, border remains closed till next year |
Politics › Re: Nigerian Government to Open Borders Next January by Area4Area: 7:14pm On Nov 03, 2019 |
The FG would still look for reasons to extend beyond January, Ghanaians and Nigerian smugglers should just start getting ready to cry. |
Politics › Re: Carlos Ahenkorah: Ghana Needs Nigeria More Than They Need Us – Ghana Minister by Area4Area: 6:55pm On Nov 03, 2019 |
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Politics › Re: Border Closure: Northern Textile Traders Say They Stand To Lose Over N3 Trillion by Area4Area: 6:45pm On Nov 03, 2019 |
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Politics › Re: Border Closure: Northern Textile Traders Say They Stand To Lose Over N3 Trillion by Area4Area: 6:35pm On Nov 03, 2019 |
MUMUdom: Don’t worry! Hope you won’t be one one those whining when they start closing those shops. Fuckeduppedness
Buhari sent delegations to beg and cry in Accra the last time. keep your criminal animals in that zoo  We don't care, you can't blackmail and arm twist Nigeria into doing what you want because of shops, shut them all down. Has Buhari said anything or sent anyone this time? |
Politics › Re: Border Closure: Northern Textile Traders Say They Stand To Lose Over N3 Trillion by Area4Area: 6:30pm On Nov 03, 2019 |
JonDon12: They say Misery likes company. You think celebrating the misery of Our West Africans is a good thing. They can and will recover. [b]The misery of Nigerians will never end. In the Bible, It says Love your Neighbor as Yourself. Nigerians that are celebrating because of this only proves that God has cursed with STUPID, MYOPIC, [/b]BRAINLESS, HALF-BAKED Idiots. You can see yourself praying that the misery of Nigerians would never end but you want us to open open our borders for your crappy goods and be creating jobs in your countries? FYI, the feeling is mutual |
Politics › Re: Border Closure: Northern Textile Traders Say They Stand To Lose Over N3 Trillion by Area4Area: 6:26pm On Nov 03, 2019 |
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Politics › Re: Border Closure: Northern Textile Traders Say They Stand To Lose Over N3 Trillion by Area4Area: 6:21pm On Nov 03, 2019*. Modified: 6:59pm On Nov 03, 2019 |
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Politics › Re: Igbo Will Suffer If They Secede —senator Doguwa by Area4Area: 6:15pm On Nov 03, 2019 |
bigfrancis21: I don't understand the part in bold: if Nigeria vetoes as you said but majority other countries vote yes, how would Nigeria's vote matter that much? Yes bro, according to the ECOWAS protocols, just one country can veto the entry of a non member even if the rest vote "YES", just one "NO" cancels all the yes. |
Politics › Re: Igbo Will Suffer If They Secede —senator Doguwa by Area4Area: 4:19pm On Nov 03, 2019 |
gidgiddy: The only difference is that this time, Biafra would have had referendum and be recognised as an independent country. Who gives Biafra the authority to conduct a referendum? |
Politics › Re: Igbo Will Suffer If They Secede —senator Doguwa by Area4Area: 4:17pm On Nov 03, 2019 |
gidgiddy: Of course Nigeria has a right to decide who or what comes into its land but that not what I'm talking about. I'm talking about water not land.
If one should look at the map of Nigeria below, the tip of Abia state is about 20 nautical miles to the sea and has the Azumini blue River that runs from that tip to Atlantic Ocean. If Biafra builds a River port there, can Nigeria prevent Biafra from using that water way for shipping?
There are international laws that regulate how countries use the seas and water ways and article 125 of UNCLOS obligates Nigeria to allow Biafra make use of that water way Yes Nigeria can prevent it because it is a little inland and not on the Atlantic coast that Biafra can claim international territorial waters. It is not about emptying or being a tributary of the river Niger or Atlantic, is it part of the Atlantic? |
Politics › Re: Igbo Will Suffer If They Secede —senator Doguwa by Area4Area: 4:05pm On Nov 03, 2019 |
Basher8583: Still dreaming hard. When Naija blocks it go and call UN. It was this "land locked" situation that starved Biafrans the opportunity of winning the war. And you still wanna try it again. UN cannot help you cause they expect you to know the repercussion of your actions/decisions before asking for a sovereign state. Don't listen to that one abeg, he thinks nairaland wailing can do anything, all he knows is copying and pasting things he knows nothing about. |