₦airaland Forum

Conductorr1:
Oba Yahoo Yahoo, when are you going to remove the life-long slavery bond on your people and recover Illorin and Ife from the fulani?

Danladi7:
Hope you will not repeat this rant if igbo is made compulsory in Anambra
And if I may ask,how is that detrimental?

Danielmoore:
Baba you are sounding so intelligent these days. Keep it up.

modelmike7:
Na u be d cameraman for d meeting abi?
Nigerians and beer parlor hearsay sha!!!

olaleye3230:
Please My Brother i need your advice i have 600k for a business plan in outskirt of Lagos am looking around osun state and Ekiti state but some of my friends advice me to travel out of the country Please What do i do and what good businesses can you guys suggests for me...

7lives:
They wore strange clothes and wandered about in confusion.
Northern Nigeria Igbos, "we believed in one Nigeria "
South East Governors " we need Igbo presidency and restructuring ".
IPOB " it's Biafra or death ".
Ohaneze we want second Niger bridge and more federal roads, seaport and international airport ".
South East politicians " we need more federal juicy contracts and appointments "
Igbos in Lagos " we develop Lagos, we are 70% of Lagos MAKE Igbo man the Governor of Lagos. ".
9ja for life Igbos " who Biafra epp? ".
@OP which one of these groups are we to take serious?.

omohayek:
Do you mean "Yoruba Muslims" like Tinubu, Aregbesola or Ajimobi? If not, then who exactly? Are idiots like you (and the foolish individual who gave you a like) so immune to facts and filled with hate that you need to reflexively repeat the same old false rubbish every single damned time? Or are you suffering from Tourette's Syndrome, and can't help but spit out these inanities no matter what the topic?

Klinee:
This is completely nonsense!!!! Majority of lagosians don't understand Yoruba language. But if they must recognize indigenous language, which am in support of it, they should also try to recognize Hausa and Igbo languages too because of their great population in Lagos.

Klinee:
This is completely nonsense!!!! Majority of lagosians don't understand Yoruba language. But if they must recognize indigenous language, which am in support of it, they should also try to recognize Hausa and Igbo languages too because of their great population in Lagos.

panpan:
Yoruba language may be encouraged by making it available for learning in primary and secondary schools. However, Yoruba language should not be made compulsory. Any additional language to be learnt should be left for the student/parents/school to decide. Once a subject is made compulsory, it reduces the student's options of choosing other subjects. This is not an ethnic issue. It is possible that several students, even from the southwest, would prefer to learn other subjects at school, even though they are able to speak Yoruba language fluently.

Bioboy1213:
Carlton gate hotel, Idi ape.

dokiOloye:
"The president is opposed only to any restructuring that will strike at d core of Nigerian unity"

I stopped reading there.
Talking wt d 2 corners of d mouth to bamboozle illiterate zombies.

WisdomFlakes:
Stop mixing issues. The point I am making is that ipob don't have to claim that it is shekau that said so. They are also behind the recent fake news about atiku support for kanu. All their online news outlets are filled with fake news and propaganda. You can't win independence that way.

WisdomFlakes:
I have noticed that these ipobs are master fake news peddlers. They are fond of cooking up and disseminating fake news and ascribing them to personalities to make them spread fast. That is not the way to gain independence. Smh.

BornAgainMay:
Fayose, we acknowledge the support n the encouragement you gave to our leader while he was in prison but our honest advice is..

Please don't waste your money bcz Me and the entire ppl of Biafra ain't gonna participate in Zoo's affairs agn and your Yoruba Muslim won't disobey their oga in the person of Dullard Buhari...

Read up

Ogbodo Maryann Chinenye wrote.............. And i concur!
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BIAFRANS: THE KURDISH REFERENDUM AND WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW.
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Ordinarily, I had retired to un-analytical write-ups that send direct and obvious message to Buhari's handlers and his jihadists Nigeria Army. But the Kurdish referendum which no Nigerian Media is talking about due to the "bad market" the outcome of the event meant to them.
Because Biafrans deserved to know what actually played out in the just concluded Iraq Kurdish referendum, I decided to pen down this work. First and foremost, Kurdish people are people of inhuman treatment from where they are found in Middle Eastern States of Turkey, Syria, Iran and Iraq. Mostly in Iraq, they were dehumanised during the Saddam Husein era that they were victims of state sponsored terrorism as Biafrans are experiencing today in Nigeria. Iraq under Saddam Husein used chemical and biological weapons on the kurds. it was gory!
During the US invasion of Iraq in 2003, US and Israel found the Iraq Kurds as a better alliance to oust and destroy Saddam Husein who was an anti semantic. They Kurds used the opportunity to avenge their brethren bloods in the hands of "Sadman" and established a sophisticated regional army (pershmerg) that did well in the war against ISIL.
Having build up a strong military and region, they decided to seek an exit from the rest of Iraq. I want to say here that the Kurds have the highest oil resources Iraq survives with. When they initiated for the referendum, Turkey, Iran, Iraq and comatose Syria threatened hell on them if they dare conduct the referendum. Guess what! Israel told them to go ahead and conduct the referendum as she is there for them.
Today, it is done without any barking from the roaring lions. Those countries who threatened hell went to their shelve when it was obvious to them what Israel will do to them. Even the security council reservation over the referendum was swept under the carpet by Israel and Kurds. In life, what you need is a powerful friend and ally, believe you me, the sky is your stepping stone. Iran and Turkey could step down from their threat due to Israel's involvement, then what happens to Nigeria if Israel gets involve? She will just disappear!
I want to tell you in case you don't know, Israel is a trusted friend to Biafra. Shalom!

Jeezuzpick:
Wow!

Social media na wash!

See people praising Fayose, who have never been to Ekiti in their lives!

Just because a typical Nigerian politrickcian decided to coddle Kanu, Igbo people are thinking of voting a detested Afonja, instead of looking at an Igbo candidate who can bridge the Igbo-Yoruba divide (made wider each day by stupid e-warriors) and win SS support as well........

Oh, well...... To each his own.

uhuogba:
Lagos State Government is far from perfect but their attempts makes one wonder what would have been if the Federal Government can be as good in governance as they are...

#my signature, my business #

asumo12:
Na dem

Kano and Katsina states have kicked against devolution of central government power, saying the federal government should rather be strengthening financially to ensure effective service delivery.

Governor Abdullahi Umar Ganduje of Kano state and his counterpart of Katsina state, Aminu Bello Masari made the stands of the two states known while addressing a mammoth crowd at the zonal public hearing on true federalism organised by the All Progressive Congress (APC), held in Kano yesterday.

Governor Ganduje of Kano state, who personally submitted the Kano’s memorandum, opined that the ongoing clamor for the agitation of true federalism should not be constituted in such a way to weaken the federal government.

Ganduje said, “Federal government should rather be funded with adequate resources to bring development and ensure even spread and balance economy that will make Nigeria a strong country. We must not support anything that will encourage disaffection and disintegration in Nigeria.”

Katsina state Governor, Aminu Bello Masari, said Nigerian needs no devaluation of the central government, saying “We have inherited unitary system of government and for us to change it we must address some fundamental issues which we have not addressed now.

Masari said what the country need at present was a strong central government, as the country had not address some fundamental issues that would pave way for devaluating the central government.

“What we should ask ourselves is that, have we achieved the purposes for the creation of local governments? Are purposes for the creation of more states been achieved? If not, why? So, these are some of the issues we need to address first.

“We also have some peculiar problems that are affecting our lives. The problems affecting Kano people are also affecting the people of Zamfara, Jigawa, Kaduna, Sokoto and Kebbi states and we should therefore consider this in our submissions. Leaders at various levels must come up with something that will improve the lives of their subjects. We must work together towards getting it right,” Masari said.

However, Jigawa state government in its submission supported devaluation of power of central government, creation of state police, independent candidate and local government autonomy.

Submitting its memorandum, the Jigawa state’s Secretary to the State Government, Alhaji Adamu Abdulkadir Fanani, said certain powers of the federal government especially in the areas of agriculture, education and health should be referred to state governments.

Fanani also said autonomy should be given to local government and allocations to states and local governments be increased to enable them serve their people better.

In his address, the Plateau state Governor and Chairman of the APC re-structuring committee, Simon Bako Lalong, said the meeting was aimed at collating memorandums regarding restructuring for onward presentation to the government.

Represented by former Enugu state governor, Chief Sillevan Chime, Lalong said the meeting was part of APC’s campaign promises to carry everyone along in government activities.

He said, “We expect to hear from people if they really need any restructuring of Nigeria and if they want, how it should be done. I appealed to you to submit useful and self-explanatory memorandums. I can assure you that we will consider all submission and advise government appropriately”

wellmax:
The outside world seems to know only Lagos
Lagos is even more popular than Abuja