₦airaland Forum

BIGER BOY:
@Beaf I don't know if you are deliberately stoking up violence or wallowing in self delusion, how does two wrongs make a right? How does taking law into your hands constitute right cause of action, and why should we celebrate the creation of a new terrorist group?

There is a saying where I come from 'Crisis is a sleeping beast, and may heavens curse whoever awakens it'

islamrules:
Are you saying Yorubas are that coward ?
You are an ignoramous.

So, for the fact that Yorubas doesnt foment trouble OR the fact that yorubas has not joined this religion madness, does it means yorubas are cowards ?

Hausa/Fulanis even know they cant Joke with Yoruba.

I am a Yoruba man from Ile-Ife, we fear nobody even America. We have all it takes to win any war.

Why Yorubas are keeping quiet on Boko-aram
1.  Yorubas are both christians and muslims. For example my Dad is a muslim, I was a muslim, my mother is still a christian and my brothers and sisters are christians. So when it comes to religion violence, it cant happen in Yoruba land. So you want my dad to kill me because of Jihad ? No I trust him, he is not a mediocre.

2.  In yoruba land, Culture and Moral fisrt before religion. We already have our religion before christianity and islam came. We already know "Olodumare" God/Allah before they brought him to us.

3.  We are intelligent, we dont rush to war bcuz their is an adage that says "You only know the begining of a war but not the end".

4.  Ask any Hausa guy or Fulani about Yoruba he will tell you the truth. Remember mile 12 in Lagos. Those hausa guys killed school kids coming from school. In the night, we slaughtered the hell out of them in their huts.

5.  Ede, Osun state, some fulanis, destroyed a farmland with their cattles, those people set a juju trap for them. All of them were sick and majority of them died (including their cattles) and their emir/leader came to the palace to be for forgiveness.

6.  Yorubas dont make noice like Hausa/Ibos.

7.  We are peace loving people

Demdem:

Accursed, most on this thread think otherwise. U are really the rotten one here. U simply couldnt attend to the contents because the wisdom therein is much more than what u can fathom. Above all, no lies from your numerous could attend to such.
Eeeyah pele, ndo !!!!!

PointB:
Demography, stu.pid! The demography and politics of the civil war is markedly different from what we have now. Before civil war, there was no MEND, Boko Haram, etc, radicalism was left for the Army. Continue to adopt the same strategy, and hope for same result. In the next war, neutral turf might just be the stomping ground, as they will support no side!   Goodluck to you in your defence of your yorubaland!

DrummaBoy: 3. BH IN D NORTH, MEND IN D SOUTH & GEJ IS CONFUSD IN D MIDDLE
4. BEAF IS PAID BY GEJ & HE'S A DAMN LIAR

Demdem:

Not surprise at all.
As usual, left the contents unattended to and started spewing rubbish. Accursed, u are truly cursed

Demdem:
[b]Accursed, are u saying that IBB is in Jail or being interogated presently for employing those alleged Bombers being tried in both Nigeria and SA. Please come clean and clear 
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Nahhhh, the only Liar on this Thread is u Accursed. Check out your previous post boy.

diluminati:
Beaf is MEND!  

Demdem:
^^^^
And IBB (The Retardeen Odechuckwu's father) is walking free all over the country

la furia:
Why will bokoharam want 2 impersonate Mend. I knw most pple will hv no prblm if it read bokoharam. It will be in d intrest of d real or wateva mend dat exist to deny it.
Why wont mend bomb Abj wen they stil want more money, were sme ex militant nt protestin of sme unpaid allawe.

“We suspended our armed campaign for the independence of the Niger Delta when we discovered that General Ibrahim Badamasi Babangida and his co-travellers in the Northern Political Leaders Forum (NPLF) were attempting to fund hoodlums in our region to engage in terrorist activities aimed at painting a picture that the Niger Delta freedom fighters are against the Presidential ambition of President Goodluck Jonathan. We saw that the activities of criminal groups funded by the NPLF to oppose the Nigerian President would taint our genuine struggle for the independence of Niger Delta. However, we do not have anything against the Presidential ambition of President Goodluck Jonathan who happens to be from our region that has been politically marginalized under the heavy burden of internal colonialism.

hajifaty:
omg. See how these pple are turning nigeria to something else. now everyone has the right to form a terrorist group in nigeria. There are more things that we ordinary nigerians don't know about all these boko haram,akhwat akwop and others. Well, lets  them start beating the drums for civil war.

zameen:
Thats to tell you MASSOB=akwa akpot

Demdem:


Accursed, i know u will never disappoint. Always living your own life to your name. Until u can subtantiate at least minimally your idiotic opinion about BOKOMEND, i will advise u to stop lying.
By the way, MEND has threatened just like they did last year. Its advisable to tell the RETARDEEN not to leave Aso villa ooo this time around and asked all Nigerians to stay indoors. The security Guys wont be able to protect any1 .
What the so called wise people like u dont understand is that:

The ant wey the chop vegetable lives with the vegetable.

ODE OSHI !!!!!

0Edward0:
Abi all these aboki don turn Jomo Gbomo

Demdem:
I tot THE RETARDEEn told us that there is no longer MEND (since all has been settled - Amnesty) Beaf went as far as telling us that Jomo Gbomo has been arrested. Something is wrong somewhere or is this BokoMEND
I weep for my nation.

[size=14pt]Nigeria: NNPC, Partners Commence U.S.$16 Billion Petrochemical Plant Survey[/size]
Juliet Alohan
27 July 2011

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Efforts to actualise President Goodluck Jonathan's gas revolution agenda were made this week when a team of experts and foreign investors arrived Koko in Warri North local government area of Delta State to commence preliminary site inspection of the planned petrochemical plant and gas processing facilities envisaged to be Africa's largest industrial complex.

The group, which was led by the group executive director, gas and power of the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC), Dr. David Ige, includes experts from Xenel of Saudi Arabia, Nagarjuna of India, Chevron Nigeria Limited, Sahara Energy, Nigerian Ports Plc and officials of the Delta State government.

The massive undertaking, which is projected to gulp about $16 billion investment, entails the construction of 1.3million tonne per annum Polypropylene and Polyethylene plant to be built by Xenel in concert with NNPC and other investors.

Nagarjuna will construct three fertiliser plants each with capacity of 1.3 million tonnes per annum all to be located within the Koko Free Trade Zone. The India leading agro processing company will also build blending plants across the country including Delta State to ensure the blending of fertilisers to align with the soil requirements across the various agro zones in Nigeria.

The approach is expected to lead to improved yield which in turn will galvanise numerous agro and food processing industries around the locality of the blending plants, creating industrialisation in otherwise rural areas. Already the Chevron/NNPC JV is programmed to develop the gas to supply the fertiliser plants.

A statement yesterday by the NNPC spokesman, Dr. Levi Ajuonuma, explained that the Koko petrochemical plant and fertilizer facilities will be supported by a massive Central Processing Facility (CPF), capable of processing one billion cubic feet of gas per day. This CPF alongside the others will be the brain-box for the whole industrialisation agenda.

"At these CPFs, wet gas from the wells will be gathered and processed, producing the dry gas and natural gas liquids that will be feedstock for the fertiliser, power and petrochemicals plants," the statement said.

Speaking at the end of the preliminary aerial survey of the entire Koko Free Trade Zone, Dr. Ige said that the multibillion dollar CPF will be executed by some indigenous companies which include Oando and Sahara Energy alongside Shell, Chevron and the NNPC.

"This is the beginning of a massive industrial revolution not only for Delta state but the entire nation anchored on petrochemicals. Our expectations going forward is that over the next few weeks, NNPC in concert with the state government and the investors will move into top gear ahead of the planned engineering works in the months and years ahead," Ige said.

Delta State Governor, Dr. Emmanuel Uduaghan, while expressing delight with the activation of the project, called on the federal government to accelerate the planned dredging of the Koko Port waterways to allow for the entrance of heavy vessels in good time for the takeoff of the project.

He, however, hinted that the State may be compelled to take up the dredging project on behalf of the federal government to fast-track the planned construction of the petrochemical plant, describing the Koko dream as a project capable of transforming the economic landscape of not only Delta state but the entire nation.

Matouq Jannah, head of the Xenel delegation and Kovvuri Dharudu, Vice President Commercial, Nagarjuna Fertilisers and Chemical Ltd, both expressed their companies' readiness and commitment to see the project to a fruitful conclusion in line with the dreams and aspirations of the Nigerian government.

Akhwat Akwop alleged that the Islamic republics of Iran, Syria, Saudi Arabia, Mauritania and Sudan had been funding the terrorist activities of Boko Haram, warning that its members would attack the nationals of the five countries and their interests.

[size=14pt]Boko Haram: Christian extremist group, Akhwat Akwop threatens retaliation[/size]
On September 29, 2011 · In News , 
By Emeka Mamah

LAGOS—The new Christian terror group in the North, Akhwat Akwop, which was apparently formed to checkmate the activities of the extremist Muslim Boko Haram sect has asked nationals of five Islamic countries suspected to be funding the Boko Haram to leave the country.

Akhwat Akwop alleged that the Islamic republics of Iran, Syria, Saudi Arabia, Mauritania and Sudan had been funding the terrorist activities of Boko Haram, warning that its members would attack the nationals of the five countries and their interests.

The group made its position known in a statement issued, yesterday, and made available to various media houses in Lagos, Abuja and Kaduna.

The group, which sounded a wake-up call on all Christians over the current activities of Boko Haram, said the violence being unleashed on the country was to intimidate President Goodluck Jonathan and other Nigerians to enable the Hausa/Fulani seize power in 2015.

Akhwat Akwop, however, said that political power must return to the old Eastern Region after Jonathan in 2015.

It further stated that it does not recognise any Muslim traditional ruler in any way or form in any part of the North, warning that for peace and harmony in the North in particular and Nigeria in general to be maintained, the Hausa/Fulani who settled in the various minority tribes in the North must stop oppressing their hosts in those areas.

Akhwat Akwop came into security consciousness about two months ago when it dropped leaflets in some parts of the north, including Benue, Taraba, Yobe, Borno, Bauchi, Adamawa, Plateau, Kogi, Nasarawa and Kaduna states, warning that it would do everything possible to liberate northern minorities from the strangle-hold of the Hausa/Fulani who, it stated, had been lording it over them and causing havoc in Nigeria in the name of Islam.

In Kaduna State, large quantities of the leaflets were left at the state chapter of the Nigerian Union of Journalists, NUJ, Press Centre by unknown persons.

The leaflets, entitled Warning to Boko Haram, claimed that Akhwat Akwop stood for the Christian equivalent of Boko Haram, adding that it would be in the forefront of the struggle for the emancipation of northern minorities, whether Christians or Muslims.

Onlytruth:
Posted by: LogicPower
The two bolded points are not too important, believe me.
If you doubt me, take a look at Somalia, and compare it to Chad.
Somalia has the longest coast in East Africa; while Chad is completely landlocked.
Chad is more than double richer (Per capita income: $1,600 (2010 est.); Somalia (Per capita income: $600 (2010 est.)

Northern Nigeria is rich in agriculture and so many minerals. If they get a fair parting share of offshore oil proceeds, they would be hard to beat economically FAR INTO THE FUTURE. Quote me on that.