₦airaland Forum

DaLover:
so much annoyance and anger towards the niger deltans, sir, apart from being blessed with oil, what else have we done to you? Its really not our fault to have the oil there, but if we promise not to do it again will it reduce ur anger?

oyb: disgusting and ridiculous melodrama. i always knew beaf had some sort of romantic persecution complex. [size=21pt]i can see all those nders being rounded up in cattle cars and sent to the gas chamber [/size]

beaf roast:
no bi S(h)URE document again now na S(h)URE brochure.
walahi beaf,u truely dey mouthed.

emmatok:
LOL,

So you agree that SURE program is dead down for now, until your new N97 document surface.

Publication consisting of one folded page, or several pages stitched together but not bound. Used mainly for advertising purposes.

Read more: http://www.businessdictionary.com/definition/brochure.html#ixzz1n1djIjtG

emmatok:
So what is being reprinted,

The-same N1.134 TRILLION SURE PROGRAM OR another one.

That N1.134 TRILLION SURE PROGRAM is no more feasible.

It is dead.

You keep fooling yourself .

emmatok:
Mumu,

I see you are trying hard to impress yourself.

What document are you talking about, that document is no more valid.

Until another document is ready SURE PROGRAM remains dead.

emmatok:
What SURE program is running when the document is outdated.

Mumu read well, the document backing the SURE program was recalled .

For now their is no document backing the sure program.

Hope your are reading in EGUN.

emmatok:
LOL,

Was your GEJ sleeping when he inaugurated the  SURE programme headed by Dr. Christopher Kolade last week?

You keep showing your weakness, not learning fast from Joe Tripi!!!

werepeLeri:
Didnt you read what he said that a new policy/programme will soon be released?

londoner:
In the Community
Chevron takes seriously its role as a member of the community in Nigeria [/b]and is active in many projects promoting health,
economic development and education.
[b]Chevron Nigeria Ltd. (CNL) provides communities near its operations with power and drinking water—in some cases, directly
from company facilities. In some communities, we have purchased and installed electricity generators as well as provided for
fueling and servicing the generators

^^^^from www.chevron.com



If you have a look on Chevron site they say they have been producing electricity and water for free to some communities in Nigeria. They talk about it as part of their contribution to their host communities and they put it on their website as an asset to their corporate image.

So why then are Nigerians jumping up and down they they are being told to do it for Delta oil communties?

Gbawe:
Are you not ashamed? Gbawe this, Gbawe that all over the board? Don't you see how obsessed and insecure you appear? You claim I deem myself superior when this is more to do with the harmful inferiority complex that feeds your paranoia plus drives this misguided, feudalistic and ugly support for a shameful congregation you call an alliance.

All the undemocratic, divisive and uneccesarily pugnacious nonsense being uttered by Dokubo-Asari et al can only be supported by 'damaged goods' who have lost the plot such as yourself and Onlywuruwuru. Why are men like Ken Nnamani, Sullivan Chime, Soludo, Ngige, Rotimi Amaechi et al not backing this hideous congregation of hate and sabre Rattling? When the SW form alliances, do you not see Fashola, Fayemi and co speak proudly and progressively when they meet? 

It is like a liberal white person not being invited to a ku klux klan meeting yet those attending that vile meeting somehow try to take the moral high ground. The likes of Dokubo-Asari, you and oga Onlywuruwuru know in your heart that most Yoruba folks are simply too sophisticated to join you in your lynch mob congregation you term alliance. Trying to spin it otherwise just shows you saps are just sad and have lost the plot.

In fact your constant claim of anyone feeling superior is an exponent of the inferiority complex you suffer from in relation to those people. Every so-called alliance of SW States , since GEJ took charge, has been progressive, constructive and developmental. That is the sort of alliance patriotic and sensible Nigerians, genuinely interested in development and peaceful coexistence, should form i.e one seeking solutions, progress and stability for Nigeria. Not a misguided congregation of hateful losers , not at all concerned with the dire current state of affairs, talking undemocratically and divisively about those who must be prevented from seeking the Presidency in 2015.

nobody knows who Tinubu is, his life is a mountain of lies, forgeries and imorality. What is the real name of that frog-like phucker, Tinubu that you follow? Where is Tinubu's father from? What state is Tinubu from? What primary school did he attend? What secondary school did he attend? What university did he attend? Can you name a single one of his childhood friends?
I haven't finished. Why is he involved in drugs? Why is he a serial forger? Why is he a serial thief? Why did he order area boys to do the imponderable and pelt an incredible icon like Gani with sachets of pure water?

Sources also disclosed that most of the quarries whose explosives were stolen by Boko Haram’s men failed to report the incidents but only sacked their security men.   

Said a source in the know: “There has been a breakthrough on the source of explosives used by the sect members of Boko Haram in their deadly attacks in recent times. It has been discovered that last year, some of their men were responsible for the theft of explosives from many quarry companies in Borno, Bauchi, Gombe, and Sokoto.”

The source stated that rather than report the development to security agencies, the companies affected merely sacked their supervisors and security men as a way of covering up the development.

“The companies affected covered up the incidents by only sacking the supervisors and some security men on duty during the attacks, because of the fear of reprimand from government. Unfortunately, such raids have now left dangerous explosives called Type C4 in the hands of the sect members. The explosives, known as the conventional Type C4 and used to blast rocks, are regarded as very deadly,” another source said.

HNosegbe:
“You know we could not achieve that though there was an increase in the pump price. I don’t want this thing to be distributed; it will give a wrong impression.

Can someone explain this, please?

GEJ: We are working on a new document based on the reality, but we don’t want to promise what we will not achieve.

sirjec:
there is no where in the world where there is no community development from companies to host communities. The last time I checked it happens in Texas. Recall how much BP paid for polluting America. If chevron feels they can't do it, they should gather their things and go. If you don't know what to say keep quiet. Investigate before you complain otherwise when facts emerge you will be termed a fool.

BlackPikiN:
When is it bad to form alliance.
No be alliance dey take dey win election again?

Abi wetin happen?

Beaf:
Why do people gather round to talk foolishly each time anything of benefit to the ND is mentioned?
When we post about oil spills, polution and diseases, all you shameless parasites are absent and the articles gather zero posts.

There is a single word for the symptom; bigotry.

Onlytruth:
That guy has the brains of an australopithecus[b] tchadensis[/b].
Unfortunately for him, I don't understand modern Chadian language talk less of the Chadian ape man's.

So, I simply step over it.  

A socio-cultural aspect of our numerous problems and which lies at the heart of it is our mind set as a people, especially amongst the Hausa-Fulanis . We have developed a mind-set that paradoxically makes us feel culturally superior when infact we are progressively retrogressing in many
aspects. We look down on fellow Northerners of a different religion and ethnicity, we feel our own brand of Islam is better than the Islam practiced by a Yoruba man, an Igala or a Tiv such that you’d forgive anyone for thinking the Holy Qur’an was revealed to Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) in Hausa language somewhere in Kano. We feel many career choices especially those which involve working our way to the top are demeaning; our educated youths have been brought up with the mind set to only aim for the ultimate “secure government job” or bust, and as a result many an enterprising and creative youth’s dreams have died at stillbirth by the patriarch’s final fiat.

This paradoxical superiority complex has pitched us against other “minority” groups in the north who used to be our brothers but now regard us with contempt and derision and has been played upon by mischievous people to ferment ethno-religious tensions.  Many are quick to blame Islam or the mixture of religion and politics, but a comparison of predominantly Muslim societies who are doing relatively well-off such as the United Arab Emirates (UAE), Malaysia and Indonesia for instance shows Islam is not the problem, rather a crude cocktail of ignorance, and the perversion of religious teachings and cultural prescriptions. While in Iran, women outnumber men in Universities as many are highly educated and articulate, female literacy in Northern Nigeria by contrast remains abysmally low, one of the lowest in the world and ditto women empowerment though attitudes are positively changing at snail pace. The problem appears as a friend once stated that we haven’t found the right interface between culture and religion in the North.