₦airaland Forum

it means that under the constitution. we have enough  senators  and enough member  house of rep to leave Nigeria now.




And you see, we want change , look all the teachers in the western niger of Nigeria have gone on strike because of this cheating. some of them have not been paid for month, while other state pay thier own teachers.

They have to remove us from nigeria. and we join the republic of Benin. If not you are asking for trouble in future. Look. the other option is to make the NEW republic of Benin part of Nigeria, under an agreement to be part of the common wealth of Nigeria.


If you fail, we would have no other option to introduce a currency other than the naira and use it in the western niger area of Nigeria and including bayelsa state. Which we are allowed under a federal system of government. In the USA , apart from Dollar, there is BerkShares use in massachusett.

http://www.google.ca/search?hl=en&q=BerkShares+the+new+currency+in+Massachusetts&meta=

We we yorubas can introduces our own currency and it is not against the law. It is been done in the USA under a federal system of govt.


So we can look at the other option is to make the NEW republic of Benin part of Nigeria, under an agreement to be part of the common wealth of Nigeria. Please note , the commown wealth of nigeria. And this still mean, The new Benin republic still have a president. And and have united nation status. And can go to the world cup . It is country on its own. seperate from nigeria. but is in a relationship with Nigeria.

In the USA. some state in the USA are common wealth state, like Kentucky , Massachusetts,Pennsylvania and Virginia.























Teachers’ Strike Paralyses Schools in Lagos, Ogun, Oyo
By Our Correspondents, 02.26.2009

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Pupils in all public schools in Lagos, Ogun, Oyo and Kwara States were sent home yesterday, as their teachers, under the aegis of the Nigeria Union of Teachers (NUT), commenced an indefinite strike to protest government's delay in implementing the 27.5 per cent Teachers’ Salary Structure (TSS).
The Union and the Governors’ Forum, comprising all the 36 governors of the Federation, had last year when the NUT embarked on a similar strike agreed that the payment of the TSS would commence January this year.
The strike followed a directive by the National Executive Council (NEC) of the union, ordering the 25 states, where the respective governments were yet to implement the agreement, to resume the suspended strike.
When THISDAY visited some schools in Lagos metropolis yesterday, the students, who had resumed in school, were seen going back home around 9 am with confusion and uncertainty written all over their faces.
A pupil of Unity Primary School, Amuwo Odofin, Mile II, Bose Olalekan, said their teachers asked them to go back home.
Another Senior Secondary III student of Ajeromi Ifelodun High School, Miss Chinasa Ume, said she had not fully recovered from the previous strike and the current indefinite strike would affect her studies and might disrupt her final examination if allowed to linger.
Gates of some primary and secondary schools visited by THISDAY in the Kwara State capital, Ilorin, also remained shut yesterday as the teachers also joined the strike.
As early as 7.30 am, students who came to school were disappointed as the teachers were nowhere to be seen. At St. Barnabas, St. Mark’s and St. Joseph Primary schools in the Lanjorin area, as well as Queen Elizabeth School, Government Secondary School and St. Mark’s Secondary School, students were seen roaming about the school compound.
Chairman of the Lagos wing of the NUT, Mr. Michael Alogba Olukoya, said the union took the decision after series of meeting it had with the Deputy Governor and members of the state House of Assembly ended in a stalemate.
He said the government had promised to implement the TSS last month, but reneged, adding that the government said the delay was as a result of the global recession and the ongoing construction and renovation works in schools.
According to him, the union had given the state government a 21-day ultimatum, which expired on Tuesday, saying all public schools in the state would be closed until its demands were met.
Deputy Chairman of the union, Mr. Sanni Kamaldeen, said the strike could have been averted if the state government had respected the agreement it had with the union and was committed to the welfare of its teachers.
Speaking with newsmen in Ilorin yesterday, the state Chairman of the NUT, Alhaji Umaru Akanbi, said there was no going back on the strike and that the union would not accept the purported plan by the state government to pay their new TSS in phases as there was no agreement to that effect with the state government.
The Osun State government has stated categorically that it could not pay the new salary now, considering the state’s revenue.
An Osogbo High Court had last week restrained the state Chapter of the union from embarking on strike. The Chief Judge of the state, Justice Fasasi Ogunsola, granted the interim injunction restraining the union.
In Ogun State members of the NUT joined their counterparts to resume their suspended strike.
Chairman, Ogun State chapter of the NUT, Mr Sam Idowu, told the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) that the teachers had no choice but to resume the strike, which was suspended in August 2008.
In Oyo State, the strike was effective as gates to most primary and secondary school were locked, while the pupils were seen roaming the streets.
A teacher in one of the primary schools at Oke-Ado, Ibadan, who craved anonymity said the union was determined to stay at home until their demands were met.
However, schools visited in Akure, Ondo State capital, by THISDAY teachers were seen teaching their students despite the fact that the state government had told the NUT that it could not pay the TSS.
The national body had embarked on an indefinite strike in June last year. The strike, which lasted five weeks was as a result of Federal Government's non-issuance of an enabling circular to enforce the Teachers Salary Structure (TSS).
When all efforts by the union to move government to action failed, the Governors' Forum, presided over by Governor Bukola Saraki of Kwara State intervened.
Its meeting with representatives of the NUT and the Nigerian Labour Congress (NLC) on July 28 ended with the inauguration of a committee to engage in dialogue with the teachers to bring an end to the strike.
Both parties had agreed on a 27.5 per cent increase on prevailing basic salaries in each state as recommended by the Technical Committee as a benchmark.

I think you are not a nigerian

see the picture of lagos before you judge nigeria.

http://.com/smf/index.php?topic=14758.0

this is history if you do not believe me is from http://bayelsa.org and check any ijaw website, and history,


The Ijos (Ijaws) of the Niger Delta are the descendants of the autochthonous people or ancient tribe of Africa known as the (H) ORU. they were known by this name by themselves and their immediate neighbours. The Ijos have kept the ancient language and culture of the ORU. It was during the time of King ADUMU-ALA (alias ODUDUWA), that ORU Princes who derived ultimately from Nubia (ancient Sudan) established city states in the Southern Nigeria region. Their names have come down to us as the ancestors ADUMU, ASARA, UJO, IGODO, NANA, ALA-FUN. These city states gave birth to different ethnic nationalities through the process of fusion and ethnic intermarriage. This is reflected in the ancestral traditions of the Ijos.

Nigerian are not the only one, involve in this evil act. I went to a bank over here. And I deposited my money. month later the money did not show up on my account and the teller that took my money at the bank tricked me. She pocket my money. she is from asia. I think she is either india or paki


I had to go back to the bank manager and till today, they have not return my money. Even if i ask them to look at the camera of the bank, which would show i was in the bank at the time. At least if i lied the bank camaras would not lie.

It shows you even people from asia, india , china and paki  and others are into this evil thing called 419.

Here is the topic I posted it in , but your admin have delete it.

https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-182092.32.html

my friend , i am not the same person. I am only using Becomrrich. I posted that information awhile back in another topic. May be some else pick it up,


And you see, we want change , look all the teachers in the western niger of Nigeria have gone on strike because of this cheating. some of them have not been paid for month, while other state pay thier own teachers.

They have to remove us from nigeria. and we join the republic of Benin. If not you are asking for trouble in future.  Look. the other option is to make the NEW republic of Benin part of Nigeria, under an agreement to be part of the  common wealth  of Nigeria.


If you fail, we would have no other option to introduce a currency other than the naira and use it in the western niger area of Nigeria and including bayelsa state. Which we are allowed under a federal system of government. In the USA , apart from Dollar, there is BerkShares use in massachusett.

http://www.google.ca/search?hl=en&q=BerkShares+the+new+currency+in+Massachusetts&meta=

We we yorubas can introduces our own currency and it is not against the law. It is been done in the USA under a federal system of govt.


So we can look at  the other option is to make the NEW republic of Benin part of Nigeria, under an agreement to be part of the  common wealth  of Nigeria.  Please note , the commown wealth  of nigeria. And this still mean, The new Benin republic still  have a president. And and have united nation status. And can go to the world cup . It is country on its own. seperate from nigeria. but is in a relationship with Nigeria.

In the USA.  some state in the USA are common wealth state,  like Kentucky , Massachusetts,Pennsylvania and Virginia.   























Teachers’ Strike Paralyses Schools in Lagos, Ogun, Oyo
By Our Correspondents, 02.26.2009

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Pupils in all public schools in Lagos, Ogun, Oyo and Kwara States were sent home yesterday, as their teachers, under the aegis of the Nigeria Union of Teachers (NUT), commenced an indefinite strike to protest government's delay in implementing the 27.5 per cent Teachers’ Salary Structure (TSS).
The Union and the Governors’ Forum, comprising all the 36 governors of the Federation, had last year when the NUT embarked on a similar strike agreed that the payment of the TSS would commence January this year.
The strike followed a directive by the National Executive Council (NEC) of the union, ordering the 25 states, where the respective governments were yet to implement the agreement, to resume the suspended strike.
When THISDAY visited some schools in Lagos metropolis yesterday, the students, who had resumed in school, were seen going back home around 9 am with confusion and uncertainty written all over their faces.
A pupil of Unity Primary School, Amuwo Odofin, Mile II, Bose Olalekan, said their teachers asked them to go back home.
Another Senior Secondary III student of Ajeromi Ifelodun High School, Miss Chinasa Ume, said she had not fully recovered from the previous strike and the current indefinite strike would affect her studies and might disrupt her final examination if allowed to linger.
Gates of some primary and secondary schools visited by THISDAY in the Kwara State capital, Ilorin, also remained shut yesterday as the teachers also joined the strike.
As early as 7.30 am, students who came to school were disappointed as the teachers were nowhere to be seen. At St. Barnabas, St. Mark’s and St. Joseph Primary schools in the Lanjorin area, as well as Queen Elizabeth School, Government Secondary School and St. Mark’s Secondary School, students were seen roaming about the school compound.
Chairman of the Lagos wing of the NUT, Mr. Michael Alogba Olukoya, said the union took the decision after series of meeting it had with the Deputy Governor and members of the state House of Assembly ended in a stalemate.
He said the government had promised to implement the TSS last month, but reneged, adding that the government said the delay was as a result of the global recession and the ongoing construction and renovation works in schools.
According to him, the union had given the state government a 21-day ultimatum, which expired on Tuesday, saying all public schools in the state would be closed until its demands were met.
Deputy Chairman of the union, Mr. Sanni Kamaldeen, said the strike could have been averted if the state government had respected the agreement it had with the union and was committed to the welfare of its teachers.
Speaking with newsmen in Ilorin yesterday, the state Chairman of the NUT, Alhaji Umaru Akanbi, said there was no going back on the strike and that the union would not accept the purported plan by the state government to pay their new TSS in phases as there was no agreement to that effect with the state government.
The Osun State government has stated categorically that it could not pay the new salary now, considering the state’s revenue.
An Osogbo High Court had last week restrained the state Chapter of the union from embarking on strike. The Chief Judge of the state, Justice Fasasi Ogunsola, granted the interim injunction restraining the union.
In Ogun State members of the NUT joined their counterparts to resume their suspended strike.
Chairman, Ogun State chapter of the NUT, Mr Sam Idowu, told the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) that the teachers had no choice but to resume the strike, which was suspended in August 2008.
In Oyo State, the strike was effective as gates to most primary and secondary school were locked, while the pupils were seen roaming the streets.
A teacher in one of the primary schools at Oke-Ado, Ibadan, who craved anonymity said the union was determined to stay at home until their demands were met.
However, schools visited in Akure, Ondo State capital, by THISDAY teachers were seen teaching their students despite the fact that the state government had told the NUT that it could not pay the TSS.
The national body had embarked on an indefinite strike in June last year. The strike, which lasted five weeks was as a result of Federal Government's non-issuance of an enabling circular to enforce the Teachers Salary Structure (TSS).
When all efforts by the union to move government to action failed, the Governors' Forum, presided over by Governor Bukola Saraki of Kwara State intervened.
Its meeting with representatives of the NUT and the Nigerian Labour Congress (NLC) on July 28 ended with the inauguration of a committee to engage in dialogue with the teachers to bring an end to the strike.
Both parties had agreed on a 27.5 per cent increase on prevailing basic salaries in each state as recommended by the Technical Committee as a benchmark.

International law makes any document invalid if the document is based on "Duress"

The nigeria constitution was based under duress. And we have document to prove we are allow to leave Nigeria. It is clearly written down.

And when military with thier guns makes you sign document, it is considered under international law and even the world court laws as been under "Duress".

We the people of the western Niger of Nigeria demand change now. The western niger consist of lagos, ondo,kwara, edo, delta, osun, ekiti, Bayelsa , kogi, oyo, ogun.

We demand change the census cheating have to stop, the revenue cheating have to stop, discrmination have to stop and we want to become part of the republic of benin.










Teachers’ strike paralyses schools in South West
From Kunle Awosiyan, Yekini Jimoh, Qudirat Hakeem-Apanpa and Olayinka Olukoya - 26.02.2009

TEACHERS in primary and secondary schools in the South-West under the auspices of EDOLOOKOE, on Wednesday embarked on an indefinite strike action over the non-implementation of the enhanced Teachers Salary Structure (TSS).


As a result, academic activities in the states were paralysed as both the teachers and pupils stayed at home after the expiration of the group’s 21-day ultimatum of February 4, 2009.


Reports from Lagos, Oyo Kwara and Ogun states indicated that the teachers were not at their duty posts in line with the Nigeria Union of Teachers’ directive.


In Lagos, investigation across the metropolis revealed that there was no single teacher in the schools, as students roamed the streets.


At Babs Fafunwa Millennium Grammar School, Ojodu, Ikeja, students were directed to go back home while the teachers gathered in groups outside the classrooms.

Nigerian Tribune observed that most male students refused to go back home, as they engaged one another in sporting activities. The situation was the same at Omole Junior and Senior Secondary Schools and Agidingbi Primary and Secondary Schools, where some pupils were stranded.


The General Secretary of the NUT, Lagos wing, Mr. James Idris, told the Nigerian Tribune that teachers had been directed to leave the school premises.


He declared that it was going to be a total strike, adding that “government is not ready to address the teachers plight.”Commenting, the founder of the National Parent-Teacher Association of Nigeria, Alhaji Babs Animashaun, condemned the attitude of the government towards the teachers.


In Kwara State, the strike has paralysed academic activities in primary and post-primary schools. The teachers stayed at home to observe the NUT directive over the non-implementation of the enhanced teachers’ salary structure.


In Oyo State, teachers also shunned classes. Nigerian Tribune gathered that though most of the pupils went to their various schools, they were turned back as there were no teachers in the schools. In most of the schools visited, only the principals, vice-principals, headmasters and headteachers were seen.


They, however, refused to comment on the strike. Some of the students who spoke with the Nigerian Tribune appealed to the federal and state governments to meet the teachers’ demand so that they could go back to school and prepare for the forthcoming mock, WAEC and Junior WAEC examinations.


Primary and secondary schools in Ogun State were also closed for academic activities on Wednesday following the directive of the leadership of the NUT.


Nigerian Tribune visited some schools in Abeokuta, the state capital and discovered that some of them were under lock and key as the students were sent back home by the teachers.


Some teachers who went to school boycotted classrooms as they were seen discussing the development. Some students were seen roaming the streets as early as 9.30 a.m.








If you do a google search on Ijaw history, you discover they are from an ife Prince called Prince Ujo.

See result and read.


http://www.google.ca/search?hl=en&q=Otu+Ife+ijaw+migration&meta=






Satellite picture of nigeria


Oyo state

Ibadan


http://xs232.xs.to/xs232/08430/ibadan566.jpg

http://xs232.xs.to/xs232/08430/ibadan1461.jpg

http://xs232.xs.to/xs232/08430/ibadan2735.jpg

http://xs232.xs.to/xs232/08430/ibadan3917.jpg



http://xs232.xs.to/xs232/08430/ibadan4898.jpg

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http://xs232.xs.to/xs232/08430/ibadan6842.jpg

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http://xs432.xs.to/xs432/08430/ibadan18135.jpg


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http://xs432.xs.to/xs432/08430/ibadan21356.jpg


http://xs432.xs.to/xs432/08430/ibadan22811.jpg


http://xs432.xs.to/xs432/08430/ibadan23286.jpg


0y0
http://img361.imageshack.us/img361/9625/0y0mr7.jpg

http://img123.imageshack.us/img123/1626/0y01tp3.jpg
http://img404.imageshack.us/img404/8594/0y02ot5.jpg

http://img261.imageshack.us/img261/9697/0y03bw8.jpg
http://img404.imageshack.us/img404/8594/0y02ot5.jpg
http://img518.imageshack.us/img518/7518/0y04vd4.jpg

Ogbomosho

http://img123.imageshack.us/img123/8044/ogbmogu5.jpg

http://img361.imageshack.us/img361/7310/ogbmo1wm4.jpg
http://img123.imageshack.us/img123/4889/ogbmo2qa3.jpg


Saki
http://img123.imageshack.us/img123/7416/sakipx9.jpg

http://img404.imageshack.us/img404/3451/saki1sj3.jpg


Iseyin

http://img361.imageshack.us/img361/1047/iseyintr4.jpg

http://img361.imageshack.us/img361/6830/iseyin1hk1.jpg

Ikeshi

http://img123.imageshack.us/img123/5019/ikeshizv0.jpg

Eruwa
http://img123.imageshack.us/img123/5859/eruwaiv9.jpg








Delta state

Asaba

http://xs232.xs.to/xs232/08436/asaba858.jpg

Ugbelli

http://xs232.xs.to/xs232/08436/ugbelli573.jpg

Sapele
http://xs232.xs.to/xs232/08436/sapele724.jpg

http://xs232.xs.to/xs232/08436/sapele1364.jpg
http://xs232.xs.to/xs232/08436/sapele2376.jpg
http://xs232.xs.to/xs232/08436/sapele3737.jpg

Warri
http://xs232.xs.to/xs232/08436/warri542.jpg
http://xs232.xs.to/xs232/08436/warri1278.jpg

http://xs232.xs.to/xs232/08436/warri2243.jpg

http://xs232.xs.to/xs232/08436/warri3972.jpg

http://xs232.xs.to/xs232/08436/warri4601.jpg
http://xs232.xs.to/xs232/08436/warri5258.jpg

http://xs232.xs.to/xs232/08436/warri6567.jpg



http://xs232.xs.to/xs232/08436/warri7290.jpg

http://xs232.xs.to/xs232/08436/warri8293.jpg
http://xs232.xs.to/xs232/08436/warri9645.jpg


http://xs232.xs.to/xs232/08436/ugbelli573.jpg




Kano state

Kano city only 7 picture, but makama claim 9 million. This other 30 cities above are the 30 most populated cities in kano state, compare to oyo state and lagos state or delta or ondo state,



Kano city
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http://xs432.xs.to/xs432/08441/kano1422.jpg
http://xs432.xs.to/xs432/08441/kano2635.jpg
http://xs432.xs.to/xs432/08441/kano3954.jpg
http://xs432.xs.to/xs432/08441/kano3954.jpg
http://xs432.xs.to/xs432/08441/kano5486.jpg


Kano state

amaryawa
http://img383.imageshack.us/img383/3662/amaryawaxr3.jpg
badume

http://img513.imageshack.us/img513/7922/badumeul8.jpg
bichi http://img513.imageshack.us/img513/3641/bichitt0.jpg
bunkure http://img134.imageshack.us/img134/6248/bunkurety5.jpg


dambarta http://img513.imageshack.us/img513/6421/dambartasn7.jpg

danhassa
http://img513.imageshack.us/img513/3865/danhassanhd5.jpg

dawaki http://img134.imageshack.us/img134/8416/dawakimi3.jpg

gezawa http://img513.imageshack.us/img513/7348/gezawafe5.jpg

gwalaida http://img383.imageshack.us/img383/9592/gwalaidagc3.jpg


gwauranmaje
http://img383.imageshack.us/img383/8356/gwauranmajehy1.jpg
jali http://img513.imageshack.us/img513/9182/jalilp9.jpg
kadawa
http://img134.imageshack.us/img134/4614/kadawact9.jpg
kazaure
http://img383.imageshack.us/img383/6177/kazaurexw6.jpg
kibiya
http://img513.imageshack.us/img513/3482/kibiyaja7.jpg
kiyawa
http://img513.imageshack.us/img513/2504/kiyawaqg6.jpg
kuka
http://img383.imageshack.us/img383/9944/kukaai7.jpg
kunyao
http://img134.imageshack.us/img134/1152/kunyaoo0.jpg
kura
http://img134.imageshack.us/img134/3016/kurafq9.jpg
kwasauri
http://img134.imageshack.us/img134/582/kwasauriqa8.jpg
makoda
http://img134.imageshack.us/img134/385/makodajn1.jpg
minjibir
http://img134.imageshack.us/img134/4843/minjibirxp4.jpg
randa
http://img513.imageshack.us/img513/6074/randapd2.jpg
rano
http://img134.imageshack.us/img134/9868/ranohn7.jpg
rurum
http://img513.imageshack.us/img513/2479/rurumlh4.jpg
shiddar
http://img513.imageshack.us/img513/262/shiddarlp5.jpg
tamburawa
http://img513.imageshack.us/img513/8333/tamburawaxz4.jpg
tatarawa
http://img513.imageshack.us/img513/1430/tatarawaqm8.jpg
tundunwada
http://img513.imageshack.us/img513/6485/tundunwadahl4.jpg
ungogo
http://img134.imageshack.us/img134/6785/ungogovo2.jpg
yankwash
http://img513.imageshack.us/img513/9128/yankwasheyf9.jpg


Katsina state


Katsina city



http://img522.imageshack.us/img522/7205/katsinaux4.jpg
http://img359.imageshack.us/img359/1990/katsina1ia9.jpg

Bagwai
http://img381.imageshack.us/img381/5029/bagwailw2.jpg
Bakolori
http://img359.imageshack.us/img359/6348/bakorion7.jpg

Bindawak
http://img381.imageshack.us/img381/1880/bindawakf5.jpg
cheranchi
http://img359.imageshack.us/img359/2117/cheranchitd7.jpg
daura
http://img381.imageshack.us/img381/1777/daurara2.jpg
http://img381.imageshack.us/img381/3677/doroyc4.jpg
funtua
http://img522.imageshack.us/img522/736/funtuajx3.jpg
gada
http://img381.imageshack.us/img381/7523/gadanyapi5.jpg
Gogori
http://img359.imageshack.us/img359/228/gogorijp1.jpg
ingawa

http://img381.imageshack.us/img381/7088/ingawawp5.jpg
kankara
http://img359.imageshack.us/img359/1853/kankaraqn3.jpg
lalani
http://img82.imageshack.us/img82/8399/lalanirh0.jpg
maiaduwa
http://img381.imageshack.us/img381/6192/maiaduwaan9.jpg
malumfashi
http://img381.imageshack.us/img381/3028/malumfashiwn0.jpg
mani
http://img82.imageshack.us/img82/1032/manisp7.jpg
rogo
http://img82.imageshack.us/img82/1511/rogomp2.jpg
sabongari
http://img357.imageshack.us/img357/6082/sabongarism7.jpg
shanon
http://img357.imageshack.us/img357/2461/shanonodd1.jpg





Lagos state



http://xs232.xs.to/xs232/08441/lagos7108.jpg

http://xs232.xs.to/xs232/08441/lagos8600.jpg


http://xs232.xs.to/xs232/08441/lagos9460.jpg

http://xs232.xs.to/xs232/08441/lagos10266.jpg

http://xs432.xs.to/xs432/08441/lagos16139.jpg



http://xs432.xs.to/xs432/08441/lagos18661.jpg

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http://xs432.xs.to/xs432/08441/lagos20927.jpg

http://xs432.xs.to/xs432/08441/lagos21155.jpg

http://xs432.xs.to/xs432/08441/lagos22783.jpg

http://xs432.xs.to/xs432/08441/lagos23530.jpg

http://xs432.xs.to/xs432/08441/lagos24415.jpg






http://xs432.xs.to/xs432/08441/lagos26232.jpg

http://xs432.xs.to/xs432/08441/lagos28653.jpg

http://xs432.xs.to/xs432/08441/lagos32859.jpg


http://xs432.xs.to/xs432/08441/lagos25494.jpg

http://xs432.xs.to/xs432/08441/lagos27559.jpg

http://xs432.xs.to/xs432/08441/lagos31929.jpg

http://xs232.xs.to/xs232/08441/lagos11405.jpg
http://xs432.xs.to/xs432/08441/lagos12984.jpg

http://xs432.xs.to/xs432/08441/lagos13857.jpg
http://xs432.xs.to/xs432/08441/lagos15699.jpg

http://xs432.xs.to/xs432/08441/lagos14770.jpg

http://xs432.xs.to/xs432/08441/lagos30494.jpg


http://xs432.xs.to/xs432/08441/lagos29834.jpg

http://xs432.xs.to/xs432/08441/lagos31929.jpg

http://xs232.xs.to/xs232/08441/lagos6575.jpg

http://xs232.xs.to/xs232/08441/lagos2301.jpg

http://xs232.xs.to/xs232/08441/lagos1588.jpg


http://xs232.xs.to/xs232/08441/lagos3687.jpg

http://xs232.xs.to/xs232/08441/lagos5397.jpg

http://xs232.xs.to/xs232/08441/lagos4954.jpg

Badagry
http://xs233.xs.to/xs233/08440/badagry641.jpg

Ikorodu
http://xs233.xs.to/xs233/08440/ikorodu388.jpg

http://xs233.xs.to/xs233/08440/ikorodu1144.jpg

http://xs233.xs.to/xs233/08440/ikorodu2149.jpg

http://xs433.xs.to/xs433/08440/ikorodu3721.jpg

http://xs433.xs.to/xs433/08440/ikorodu4445.jpg

http://xs433.xs.to/xs433/08440/ikorodu5414.jpg

http://xs433.xs.to/xs433/08440/ikorodu6123.jpg








River state

Port Harcourt
http://xs232.xs.to/xs232/08436/ph623.jpg
http://xs432.xs.to/xs432/08436/ph1643.jpg
http://xs432.xs.to/xs432/08436/ph2656.jpg
http://xs432.xs.to/xs432/08436/ph3480.jpg
http://xs432.xs.to/xs432/08436/ph4991.jpg
http://xs432.xs.to/xs432/08436/ph5561.jpg
http://xs432.xs.to/xs432/08436/ph7672.jpg
http://xs432.xs.to/xs432/08436/ph6304.jpg
http://xs432.xs.to/xs432/08436/ph8886.jpg
http://xs432.xs.to/xs432/08436/ph9114.jpg
http://xs432.xs.to/xs432/08436/ph10460.jpg
http://xs432.xs.to/xs432/08436/ph11904.jpg
http://xs432.xs.to/xs432/08436/ph12976.jpg



barabao http://xs233.xs.to/xs233/08461/barabao611.jpg

ainyade http://xs233.xs.to/xs233/08461/ainyade666.jpg

akabuka http://xs233.xs.to/xs233/08461/akabuka892.jpg

arukwo http://xs233.xs.to/xs233/08461/arukwo574.jpg

agbarndele http://xs233.xs.to/xs233/08461/agbarndele107.jpg

afara http://xs233.xs.to/xs233/08461/afara689.jpg

agwa http://xs233.xs.to/xs233/08461/agwa971.jpg

ahoda http://xs233.xs.to/xs233/08461/ahoda478.jpg

bakana http://xs233.xs.to/xs233/08461/bakana780.jpg
asa http://xs233.xs.to/xs233/08461/asa105.jpg
baroba http://xs233.xs.to/xs233/08461/baroba798.jpg
bela http://xs233.xs.to/xs233/08461/bela610.jpg
bonny http://xs233.xs.to/xs233/08461/bonny517.jpg
bodo http://xs233.xs.to/xs233/08461/bodo898.jpg
degema http://xs233.xs.to/xs233/08461/degema437.jpg
elele http://xs233.xs.to/xs233/08461/elele884.jpg
elelealimini http://xs233.xs.to/xs233/08461/elelealimini215.jpg
emoh http://xs233.xs.to/xs233/08461/emoh325.jpg

emohua http://xs233.xs.to/xs233/08461/emohua751.jpg

erema http://xs233.xs.to/xs233/08461/erema457.jpg


gugama http://xs233.xs.to/xs233/08461/gugama468.jpg

obagi937 http://xs233.xs.to/xs233/08461/obagi937.jpg
kreigani825 http://xs233.xs.to/xs233/08461/kreigani825.jpg
okomoko633 http://xs233.xs.to/xs233/08461/okomoko633.jpg







Bauchi State


Bauchi city

http://xs133.xs.to/xs133/08476/bauchi723.jpg
http://xs133.xs.to/xs133/08476/bauchi1420.jpg
http://xs133.xs.to/xs133/08476/bauchi2392.jpg
http://xs133.xs.to/xs133/08476/bauchi3301.jpg




taura
http://img440.imageshack.us/img440/8334/tauraru6.jpg
alkalire

http://img374.imageshack.us/img374/3442/alkalirejq3.jpg

darazo

http://img396.imageshack.us/img396/8006/darazovz1.jpg
giade
http://img396.imageshack.us/img396/7033/giadefe2.jpg
jammare
http://img396.imageshack.us/img396/7333/jammaretj5.jpg
misau
http://img440.imageshack.us/img440/2909/misauea3.jpg

azare
http://img396.imageshack.us/img396/226/azarevk4.jpg

basirka
http://xs433.xs.to/xs433/08446/basirka474.jpg
dumunu
http://xs433.xs.to/xs433/08446/dumunu614.jpg
gabarin
http://xs433.xs.to/xs433/08446/gabarin430.jpg
gadau
http://xs433.xs.to/xs433/08446/gadau823.jpg
gingido
http://xs433.xs.to/xs433/08446/gingido336.jpg
gukaru
http://xs433.xs.to/xs433/08446/gukaru220.jpg
hardawa
http://xs433.xs.to/xs433/08446/hardawa180.jpg
isawa
http://xs433.xs.to/xs433/08446/isawa466.jpg
lafia
http://xs433.xs.to/xs433/08446/lafia245.jpg
limankatagum
http://xs433.xs.to/xs433/08446/limankatagum736.jpg
rabadi
http://xs433.xs.to/xs433/08446/rabadi724.jpg
ragom
http://xs433.xs.to/xs433/08446/ragom554.jpg
gatafoa
http://xs433.xs.to/xs433/08446/untitled958.jpg
zigau
http://xs433.xs.to/xs433/08446/zigau354.jpg







Ondo state

Akure

http://xs232.xs.to/xs232/08442/akure110.jpg

http://xs232.xs.to/xs232/08442/akure1847.jpg

http://xs232.xs.to/xs232/08442/akure5705.jpg

http://xs232.xs.to/xs232/08442/akure7420.jpg

http://xs232.xs.to/xs232/08442/akure6318.jpg

http://xs232.xs.to/xs232/08442/akure4387.jpg

http://xs232.xs.to/xs232/08442/akure3447.jpg

http://xs232.xs.to/xs232/08442/akure2951.jpg



Ondo city

http://xs432.xs.to/xs432/08443/ondo2721.jpg

http://xs432.xs.to/xs432/08443/ondo1575.jpg

http://xs432.xs.to/xs432/08443/ondo909.jpg




owo City
http://xs433.xs.to/xs433/08461/owo1417.jpg
http://xs433.xs.to/xs433/08461/owo579.jpg




Kwara state

Ilorin


http://xs232.xs.to/xs232/08442/ilorin691.jpg

http://xs232.xs.to/xs232/08442/ilorin1431.jpg

http://xs232.xs.to/xs232/08442/ilorin2367.jpg

http://xs232.xs.to/xs232/08442/ilorin3428.jpg

http://xs232.xs.to/xs232/08442/ilorin5607.jpg


http://xs232.xs.to/xs232/08442/ilorin7735.jpg

ofa

http://xs433.xs.to/xs433/08446/ofa860.jpg
http://xs433.xs.to/xs433/08446/ofa2370.jpg





Adamawa state


Yola

http://xs232.xs.to/xs232/08442/yola125.jpg

http://xs232.xs.to/xs232/08442/yola1588.jpg


damare http://xs432.xs.to/xs432/08444/damare208.jpg
wuro hausa http://xs432.xs.to/xs432/08444/wurohausa638.jpg

mayobelwa http://xs133.xs.to/xs133/08476/mayobelwa611.jpg
badum http://xs133.xs.to/xs133/08476/badum755.jpg

balda http://xs133.xs.to/xs133/08476/balda942.jpg
barasa http://xs133.xs.to/xs133/08476/barasa808.jpg
bulamalum http://xs133.xs.to/xs133/08476/bulamalum785.jpg
chum http://xs133.xs.to/xs133/08476/chum393.jpg
galengo http://xs133.xs.to/xs133/08476/galengo736.jpg



ganye

http://xs233.xs.to/xs233/08476/ganye696.jpg
http://xs233.xs.to/xs233/08476/ganye1834.jpg

Guyok
http://xs233.xs.to/xs233/08476/guyok809.jpg

jiberu http://xs233.xs.to/xs233/08476/jiberu826.jpg

lafia
http://xs233.xs.to/xs233/08476/lafia689.jpg
lamurde
http://xs233.xs.to/xs233/08476/lamurde850.jpg
mada
http://xs233.xs.to/xs233/08476/mada950.jpg
numan
http://xs233.xs.to/xs233/08476/numan805.jpg
mubi
http://xs233.xs.to/xs233/08476/mubi629.jpg
song
http://xs233.xs.to/xs233/08476/song774.jpg
sugu
http://xs233.xs.to/xs233/08476/sugu111.jpg





Sokoto state


Sokoto city

http://xs232.xs.to/xs232/08442/sokoto706.jpg
http://xs232.xs.to/xs232/08442/sokoto2137.jpg

angwantudu http://xs233.xs.to/xs233/08440/angwantudu742.jpg
balkore http://xs233.xs.to/xs233/08440/balkore529.jpg
bayanka http://xs233.xs.to/xs233/08440/bayanka433.jpg
binjinmuza http://xs233.xs.to/xs233/08440/binjinmuza911.jpg
chadawa http://xs233.xs.to/xs233/08440/chadawa436.jpg

daje http://xs233.xs.to/xs233/08440/daje377.jpg

danboka http://xs233.xs.to/xs233/08440/danboka917.jpg
gandi http://xs233.xs.to/xs233/08440/gandi695.jpg
gati http://xs433.xs.to/xs433/08440/gati109.jpg


Binji


http://xs432.xs.to/xs432/08443/binji272.jpg


gidanamamata http://xs133.xs.to/xs133/08476/gidanamamata496.jpg

gidanmadi http://xs133.xs.to/xs133/08476/gidanmadi504.jpg

gidantanko http://xs133.xs.to/xs133/08476/gidantanko561.jpg

giyawa http://xs133.xs.to/xs133/08476/giyawa158.jpg

goronyo http://xs133.xs.to/xs133/08476/goronyo849.jpg

hasamawa http://xs133.xs.to/xs133/08476/hasamawa532.jpg
kagararina http://xs133.xs.to/xs133/08476/kagararina704.jpg
katami http://xs133.xs.to/xs133/08476/katami122.jpg
kwaido http://xs133.xs.to/xs133/08476/kwaido824.jpg
kwakwazo http://xs133.xs.to/xs133/08476/kwakwazo815.jpg
kware http://xs133.xs.to/xs133/08476/kware460.jpg
mele http://xs133.xs.to/xs133/08476/mele812.jpg

raka http://xs133.xs.to/xs133/08476/raka802.jpg
shinaka http://xs133.xs.to/xs133/08476/shinaka210.jpg
sonani http://xs133.xs.to/xs133/08476/sonani366.jpg

yerimawa http://xs133.xs.to/xs133/08476/yerimawa242.jpg














Abia state

Aba

http://xs232.xs.to/xs232/08442/aba3240.jpg
http://xs232.xs.to/xs232/08442/aba442.jpg
http://xs232.xs.to/xs232/08442/aba1303.jpg
http://xs232.xs.to/xs232/08442/aba2462.jpg
http://xs232.xs.to/xs232/08442/aba4557.jpg







Imo state

Owerri


http://xs232.xs.to/xs232/08442/oweeri249.jpg

http://xs232.xs.to/xs232/08442/oweeri1660.jpg
http://xs232.xs.to/xs232/08442/oweeri2311.jpg
http://xs232.xs.to/xs232/08442/oweeri3695.jpg
http://xs232.xs.to/xs232/08442/oweeri4576.jpg










Enugu state

Enugu city



http://xs232.xs.to/xs232/08442/enugu822.jpg
http://xs232.xs.to/xs232/08442/enugu1731.jpg
http://xs232.xs.to/xs232/08442/enugu2700.jpg
http://xs232.xs.to/xs232/08442/enugu3776.jpg
http://xs232.xs.to/xs232/08442/enugu5701.jpg
http://xs232.xs.to/xs232/08442/enugu4543.jpg
http://xs232.xs.to/xs232/08442/enugu6773.jpg
http://xs232.xs.to/xs232/08442/enugu9810.jpg
http://xs232.xs.to/xs232/08442/enugu7182.jpg

http://xs232.xs.to/xs232/08442/enugu8905.jpg








Yobe state

Damaturu


http://xs432.xs.to/xs432/08443/yobe495.jpg










Kebbi state


Birinin Kebbi
http://xs432.xs.to/xs432/08443/kebbi768.jpg




Arugugu

http://xs433.xs.to/xs433/08446/arugugu339.jpg

Aljenaari

http://xs433.xs.to/xs433/08446/aljenaari404.jpg
asarara
http://xs433.xs.to/xs433/08446/asarara113.jpg
bassaura
http://xs433.xs.to/xs433/08446/bassaura855.jpg
botoro
http://xs433.xs.to/xs433/08446/botoro416.jpg
bunza
http://xs433.xs.to/xs433/08446/bunza268.jpg
dakingari
http://xs433.xs.to/xs433/08446/dakingari920.jpg
fanna
http://xs433.xs.to/xs433/08446/fanna774.jpg
keta
http://xs433.xs.to/xs433/08446/keta566.jpg
kwasara
http://xs433.xs.to/xs433/08446/kwasara900.jpg
mungadi
http://xs433.xs.to/xs433/08446/mungadi180.jpg
sabongari
http://xs433.xs.to/xs433/08446/sabongari146.jpg
saharma
http://xs433.xs.to/xs433/08446/saharma657.jpg
umara
http://xs433.xs.to/xs433/08446/umara685.jpg
wuro
http://xs433.xs.to/xs433/08446/wuro559.jpg
zauro
http://xs433.xs.to/xs433/08446/zauro662.jpg







Nassarawa State

Lafia


http://xs432.xs.to/xs432/08443/lafia851.jpg



akwanga http://xs433.xs.to/xs433/08476/akwanga394.jpg


alizaga http://xs433.xs.to/xs433/08476/alizaga669.jpg


bassa http://xs433.xs.to/xs433/08476/bassa219.jpg
cinkara http://xs433.xs.to/xs433/08476/cinkara182.jpg
dangara http://xs433.xs.to/xs433/08476/dangara467.jpg
doma http://xs433.xs.to/xs433/08476/doma636.jpg

gadabuke http://xs433.xs.to/xs433/08476/gadabuke407.jpg

gofa http://xs433.xs.to/xs433/08476/gofa559.jpg


gunduma http://xs433.xs.to/xs433/08476/gunduma758.jpg


inyagi http://xs433.xs.to/xs433/08476/inyagi127.jpg

kuru http://xs433.xs.to/xs433/08476/kuru369.jpg

kwaku http://xs433.xs.to/xs433/08476/kwaku886.jpg
laminga http://xs433.xs.to/xs433/08476/laminga107.jpg


nassarawa http://xs433.xs.to/xs433/08476/nassarawa1491.jpg

toto http://xs133.xs.to/xs133/08476/toto385.jpg

rubochi http://xs433.xs.to/xs433/08476/rubochi755.jpg

wanda http://xs433.xs.to/xs433/08476/wanda545.jpg
ushan_bissa http://xs433.xs.to/xs433/08476/ushan_bissa973.jpg
yangoji http://xs433.xs.to/xs433/08476/yangoji594.jpg






Niger state

Bussa

http://xs432.xs.to/xs432/08443/bussa230.jpg

Bishura
http://xs432.xs.to/xs432/08443/bishura859.jpg
Bogi
http://xs432.xs.to/xs432/08443/bogi557.jpg
Bassura
http://xs432.xs.to/xs432/08443/bassura281.jpg
Auna
http://xs432.xs.to/xs432/08443/auna457.jpg
Kontagora

http://xs432.xs.to/xs432/08443/kontagora661.jpg

Bida
http://xs432.xs.to/xs432/08443/bida214.jpg
Bogi
http://xs432.xs.to/xs432/08443/bogi557.jpg

Daniya
http://xs432.xs.to/xs432/08443/daniya579.jpg

Garum
http://xs432.xs.to/xs432/08443/garum940.jpg
Illo
http://xs432.xs.to/xs432/08443/illo361.jpg
Kodoko

http://xs432.xs.to/xs432/08443/kodoko385.jpg
Ntede
http://xs432.xs.to/xs432/08443/ntede919.jpg
Shagunnu
http://xs432.xs.to/xs432/08443/shagunnu511.jpg




















Borno state

Biu

http://xs432.xs.to/xs432/08443/biu821.jpg



Maiduguri city

http://xs433.xs.to/xs433/08446/mai535.jpg
http://xs433.xs.to/xs433/08446/mai1752.jpg
http://xs433.xs.to/xs433/08446/mai2583.jpg
http://xs433.xs.to/xs433/08446/mai3836.jpg
http://xs433.xs.to/xs433/08446/mai4749.jpg
http://xs433.xs.to/xs433/08446/mai5803.jpg



barwati http://xs433.xs.to/xs433/08476/barwati240.jpg

dikwa http://xs433.xs.to/xs433/08476/dikwa508.jpg
gubio http://xs433.xs.to/xs433/08476/gubio645.jpg

kauwa http://xs433.xs.to/xs433/08476/kauwa767.jpg
kukawa http://xs433.xs.to/xs433/08476/kukawa187.jpg
monguno http://xs433.xs.to/xs433/08476/monguno918.jpg
yoyo http://xs433.xs.to/xs433/08476/yoyo912.jpg



















Jigawa state

close to half of the villages, towns and city.



http://xs232.xs.to/xs232/08444/agufa266.jpg
http://xs232.xs.to/xs232/08444/aujara386.jpg
http://xs232.xs.to/xs232/08444/auyo824.jpg
http://xs232.xs.to/xs232/08444/birnin_kudu752.jpg
http://xs232.xs.to/xs232/08444/dadda162.jpg
http://xs232.xs.to/xs232/08444/dadda406.jpg
http://xs232.xs.to/xs232/08444/dagazo701.jpg
http://xs232.xs.to/xs232/08444/dakayawa854.jpg
http://xs232.xs.to/xs232/08444/danladi228.jpg
http://xs232.xs.to/xs232/08444/dunari306.jpg
http://xs232.xs.to/xs232/08444/gagarawa447.jpg

http://xs232.xs.to/xs232/08444/gagarawa447.jpg
http://xs232.xs.to/xs232/08444/garki631.jpg
http://xs232.xs.to/xs232/08444/kaugama552.jpg
http://xs232.xs.to/xs232/08444/gilima897.jpg
http://xs232.xs.to/xs232/08444/gurife371.jpg
http://xs232.xs.to/xs232/08444/gorewa251.jpg
http://xs232.xs.to/xs232/08444/gunka397.jpg
http://xs232.xs.to/xs232/08444/gumel561.jpg
http://xs232.xs.to/xs232/08444/hadeija984.jpg
http://xs232.xs.to/xs232/08444/gwiwa323.jpg
http://xs232.xs.to/xs232/08444/kalgo531.jpg
http://xs232.xs.to/xs232/08444/harbo759.jpg
http://xs232.xs.to/xs232/08444/jahun861.jpg
http://xs232.xs.to/xs232/08444/jarkasa462.jpg
http://xs232.xs.to/xs232/08444/kale157.jpg
http://xs232.xs.to/xs232/08444/kafin_bako291.jpg
http://xs232.xs.to/xs232/08444/katika463.jpg
http://xs232.xs.to/xs232/08444/kazaure663.jpg
http://xs232.xs.to/xs232/08444/keffin_hausa511.jpg
http://xs232.xs.to/xs232/08444/maigatari864.jpg
http://xs232.xs.to/xs232/08444/kukalbaldi829.jpg
http://xs232.xs.to/xs232/08444/maizuo623.jpg
http://xs232.xs.to/xs232/08444/manta857.jpg
http://xs232.xs.to/xs232/08444/marke880.jpg
http://xs232.xs.to/xs232/08444/miga786.jpg
http://xs232.xs.to/xs232/08444/mutum382.jpg
http://xs232.xs.to/xs232/08444/rago888.jpg
http://xs232.xs.to/xs232/08444/shafar539.jpg
http://xs232.xs.to/xs232/08444/ringim314.jpg
http://xs232.xs.to/xs232/08444/siyori775.jpg

http://xs232.xs.to/xs232/08444/suletankarka571.jpg

http://xs232.xs.to/xs232/08444/taura735.jpg
http://xs232.xs.to/xs232/08444/tsagewa986.jpg
http://xs232.xs.to/xs232/08444/turmi314.jpg
http://xs232.xs.to/xs232/08444/turubus893.jpg
















Kaduna state



Kaduna city

http://xs433.xs.to/xs433/08446/kaduna859.jpg
http://xs433.xs.to/xs433/08446/kaduna1915.jpg
http://xs433.xs.to/xs433/08446/kaduna2301.jpg
http://xs433.xs.to/xs433/08446/kaduna3345.jpg
http://xs433.xs.to/xs433/08446/kaduna4534.jpg
http://xs433.xs.to/xs433/08446/kaduna5800.jpg
http://xs433.xs.to/xs433/08446/kaduna6967.jpg
http://xs433.xs.to/xs433/08446/kaduna7341.jpg
http://xs433.xs.to/xs433/08446/kaduna8814.jpg
http://xs433.xs.to/xs433/08446/kaduna9961.jpg


Samaru

http://xs433.xs.to/xs433/08446/samaru881.jpg

Zaria

http://xs433.xs.to/xs433/08446/zaria925.jpg
http://xs433.xs.to/xs433/08446/zaria1676.jpg
http://xs433.xs.to/xs433/08446/samaru1507.jpg






















FCT

Abuja city

http://xs433.xs.to/xs433/08446/abuja652.jpg
http://xs433.xs.to/xs433/08446/abuja1492.jpg
http://xs433.xs.to/xs433/08446/abuja2823.jpg
http://xs433.xs.to/xs433/08446/abuja3776.jpg
http://xs433.xs.to/xs433/08446/abuja4694.jpg
http://xs433.xs.to/xs433/08446/abuja5564.jpg
http://xs433.xs.to/xs433/08446/abuja6997.jpg
http://xs433.xs.to/xs433/08446/abuja7291.jpg
http://xs433.xs.to/xs433/08446/abuja8727.jpg
http://xs433.xs.to/xs433/08446/abuja9368.jpg


Kura

http://xs433.xs.to/xs433/08446/kura803.jpg
http://xs433.xs.to/xs433/08446/kura1392.jpg



















Plateau state

Jos city

http://xs433.xs.to/xs433/08446/jos456.jpg
http://xs433.xs.to/xs433/08446/jos1350.jpg
http://xs433.xs.to/xs433/08446/jos2583.jpg
http://xs433.xs.to/xs433/08446/jos3905.jpg
http://xs433.xs.to/xs433/08446/jos4674.jpg
http://xs433.xs.to/xs433/08446/jos5605.jpg
http://xs433.xs.to/xs433/08446/jos6889.jpg
http://xs433.xs.to/xs433/08446/jos7658.jpg





















Akwa Ibom

Uyo city

http://xs433.xs.to/xs433/08446/uyo1866.jpg
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Ekiti state

Ado Etiki

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Ikare Ekiti

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Osun state

Osogbo city


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Ilesha


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Ikere
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Ogun state

Ota city


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Abeokuta

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Sagamu
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Ibafo
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Ilaro http://img522.imageshack.us/img522/7760/ilarozp9.jpg
Loburo
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Olose
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Edo state


Benin city



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uromi http://xs433.xs.to/xs433/08462/uromi133.jpg

uromi http://xs233.xs.to/xs233/08462/uromi795.jpg
oilbarrack http://xs433.xs.to/xs433/08462/oilbarrack405.jpg
ekpoma http://xs233.xs.to/xs233/08462/ekpoma1170.jpg
ekpoma http://xs433.xs.to/xs433/08462/ekpoma605.jpg
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Kogi state

Lokoja

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kabba
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okene http://xs233.xs.to/xs233/08461/okene680.jpg


idah http://xs233.xs.to/xs233/08461/idah232.jpg
dekina http://xs233.xs.to/xs233/08461/dekina135.jpg

ankpa http://xs233.xs.to/xs233/08461/ankpa986.jpg

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Gombe state


gombe city http://xs133.xs.to/xs133/08476/gombe471.jpg


KUMO
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bajoga http://xs433.xs.to/xs433/08476/bajoga772.jpg
garinlanotali http://xs433.xs.to/xs433/08476/garinlanotali419.jpg
difa http://xs433.xs.to/xs433/08476/difa605.jpg
debahabe http://xs433.xs.to/xs433/08476/debahabe575.jpg
batungo http://xs433.xs.to/xs433/08476/batungo233.jpg
gejibauchi http://xs433.xs.to/xs433/08476/gejibauchi546.jpg

ninowa http://xs133.xs.to/xs133/08476/ninowa858.jpg
kuba http://xs133.xs.to/xs133/08476/kuba142.jpg
tongo http://xs133.xs.to/xs133/08476/tongo772.jpg
shulo http://xs133.xs.to/xs133/08476/shulo610.jpg
ungwacanteen http://xs133.xs.to/xs133/08476/ungwacanteen179.jpg
wakili http://xs133.xs.to/xs133/08476/wakili770.jpg
wade http://xs133.xs.to/xs133/08476/wade927.jpg





Taraba state

jalingo http://xs133.xs.to/xs133/08476/jalingo245.jpg
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beli

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takum

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Stop listen to nonsense, Sun newspaper can say anything. Senator Tinubu may not have said so. It is the divide and rule game. We Yorubas are united.

Stop the lies. How not google Ijaw history. They claim they are from Ile ife. from adumu(oduduwa).

no one did. have a nice day. Yar adua and the north have to quickly remove the yorubas and bendle area to the republic of Benin. This is a state of Emergency before everything get out of hand.

To allow nigerian to carry guns would reduced the crisis. It would reduce arm robbers and police abuse and other. Nigeria society would get better, if we are normal people.  why go thru this.

But why do that, I think there are alternative to this. And it is to remove the Yorubas and bendle from Nigeria. And most or all our problem would be solved.

If Yar adua govt and the north do not do this quickly. Yar adua and the north would be in problem. They would not be able to control nigerian.

YAr adua and the north have to do this as an emergency now,  This is now a state of emergency now, Yar adua and the north have to quickly remove the yorubas and bendle area to the republic of Benin. This is a state of Emergency before everything get out of hand.

Debosky, this figure on wikipedia, where not the figure I posted.

And I was never bias on the satellite picture, I can prove it. I have said if given the chances to stand before the Nigeria senate and house of representative. I am willing to disprove the nigeria census figures. I also have a copy of NASA satellite pictures too.

The south is more than the North and The south west is 3 or 4 time the population of the south east. And Former bendle state  is closed to the number of house with the south east.  This is the reason the south east is leading in everything because they get more money per head than south west and the south south.




And Ibimi., The Ijaw people are more closer to Yorubas than the igbo in history. The ijaw people claim to come from Ile Ife. One prince Ujo from Otu Ife( ile ife) Adimu or Adumu ( adimula or oduduwa). check Ijaw history on the internet. Most ijaws do not know thier own history. Ogu or ogun is also an Ijaw god and yoruba god.

for the person that ask for mimiko phone number. What do you need the number for. Mimiko is my cousin schoolmate and he knews him. They grew up in ondo together. I am not sure if my cousin can help you and I live abroad, you can try this way.



On if Mimiko can change ondo state. Like I have been posting satellite picture of ondo state. Which shows that the census figure and election were fraud. Most villages are still rural.

How to develop ondo state is simple. Ondo state need to become Nigeria agro allied centre.  We also need to continue with Olokola. It is possible to sell the idea of Olokola abroad. It would depend on mimiko. He as to believe in it.  I was one of the brain behind the idea.

Olokola is based on our vision to create a new lagos state alone the coast of ondo and ogun state. The vision is to re- create either New york or london in africa. A Dubia idea.  It would decongest lagos and create an alternative as a money maker like lagos. The port would be an alternative to lagos port. I can tell you, it would speed up the economy of ondo and ogun state if we develop it. Look this is one of the reason, I would praise President Obasanjo, he was always willing to listen to idea.

Another think mimiko needs to do is bring the cocoa industries. Use of modern technology to produce cocoa faster. He should show interest in oil palm too .  The olokola- ore-ondo-akure to Akoko to lokoja to abuja expressway would transform ondo state. I am busy. I would back later to list.

I believe Olokola can look like this picture.

http://.com/smf/index.php?PHPSESSID=a0bbee7cf92f1da63e6687dfa0c08e04&/topic,14745.0.html


you can call me took at  416 904 5008 or email me at nigeriamail@hotmail.com .

Adesegun M

why would the hausa /fulani hust abroad, when they get 65% of the oil money.


Now of the total revenue in nigeria. The north get 60% of the money with thier less than 40 % of the population of nigeria. they recieve 65% of the money. How you may ask, let me break it down into figure.

25% of federal allocation goes to thier pet Northern project called ABUJA. of the 54% to the federal govt.
50% of the money goes to minisitries. 60% is used in the north and you remember the repos local government of oyo state, an imaginary local govt. in the last 20 years yorubaland have not seen any completed really federal project of important. And some heartless people want us to remain in nigeria. God would deal with them and thier children.
25% goes for the president and others. 70% of this money is used in the north)


Now let do the calculation. of the 50% that goes to the ministries, that is 30% and add this to 25% of abuja is 55%. Now of the 25% that goes to the president and others. 70% is used in the north. which is 17.5% . If you add this to the 55% , you get 70%,

so 25% [abuja] + 30% [ministries] + 17.5% [presidency and others.] = 25 + 30 + 17.5 = 72.5% of federal allocation


and 72.5% of 54% of the total allocation is 39.15 %

Now let go to the local government allocation. 21% , of this amount, please verify on the official website of the ministries of finance. the north get about 57% of the amount.
57% of 21% is 11.7 %.


now to state allocation, The north get about 40% of the amount, this is because of 13% oil derivation. 40% of 25% is 10%,

So what the north get is 39.15 [federal] + 11.7 [local goverment] + 10[state] == 60. 85 %


So 60.85% of the total allocation of nigeria goes to the north,




First of all let me help you react to this . If chief obafemi awolowo was alife, he would realy weep in his gravel.

You find many people call themself awo but they rob thier people. How can a man who have rob his people claim he follows the principle of awo?

Awo stood against injustice , and any form of injustice, do you find this people talking about what they have done to the yoruba people. No? some have become rich by telling a lies that they believe in awo. Awo was no thief. We could blame yoruba leaders for part of this too, because you would ask, what were they looking when the people lifes got to this point.

I think they say the fear of EFCC is the start of wisdom. No man who is afraid of EFCC is a yoruba leader , no man who is scared of YAr adua or the north is a yoruba leader. How can you sit among them and eat. and the same people you call your "friend and business partner" , do this to your people.


We Yorubas believe that we would be better off with Benin . Look we have done our figure and we would be far far better off.

Ghana budget is about $5 billion. The new republic of benin budget cant not be less than $10 billion. And at the moment we are only getting just $3.0 billion from the federal goverment. So we are far better of in benin republic.

Do not let any yoruba thief , who have stole from government now tell you we should remain in nigeria for what.? Do not associate with him or have anything to do with him. he is jsut a common thief. We in the Egbe Omo Odua have never stole before and will would never steal, we are God fearing people and we would never mislead you.

We have done the calculation. little oil is better than plenty oil, if you are not getting the money and is going into someone else pocket. Here is a picture of the oilfield in Nigeria. So that the north can see it. That they do not need us, All they need is the east. they can see where the oil is and take it , and they can let our people go join the republic of Benin. Anybody who does not want to go with us can keep his nigeria passport and relocate. And i would see if that nigeria passport can even give him visa to somalia without been search to his pants if he is a thief or carrying drugs.

another thing you people, do not know is that the constitution of nigeria is an invalid constitution. I have prove it the other time , under international agreement.

And the 1960 constitution which britain gave us. we have the right to leave nigeria.  Please you people should read the constitution. The agreement the Yorubas have with Nigeria and the only agree state we are allow to seceded from nigeria. 

the 1999 and other  constitution is not valid under international law.

Igbos Have The Best Road Network In Nigeria. - Nairaland

my link is from fidipote, and i wish mimiko all the best.

the federal govt does not own all the land in nigeria. the federal govt only own abuja. if the federal govt own all the land, why do you think yar adua want the land act amended.

the state own the land in nigeria. check the land act before making statement. and the national assembly can not amend the constitution without a constitution review. you people should read your constitution.

and we the yorubas would not support yar adua amendment of the land act. we still want the ownership to be in the hands of the state and not the federal govt. we trust our people more than the northerner.

if you know nigeria history. you would know what yar adua is about to do is what really usman dan fodia try to do really,  he wanted to claim all land for the north.

if you give the north the power to control the land. the south is slave for ever.

even in the USA , 

tell me why is yar adua suddenly interested in the land act, ?


why for God sake, 

We do not want our land to be control by northerner period.

the first thing fashola need to do is get investment.like other city. investment body abroad.

it would be difficult for lagos to go alone. The Egbe Omo Odua can help. We can create Eko Investment board abroad. This help lagos to get investment into the eko atlantic city.  Lagos can sell properties before they are built.

There are developer abroad who may be interested in his project. What we do is help fashola package the Eko atlantic city like dubia. And sell the idea to companies over here. This is the way we can help.

We can also represent lagos in the deal. we make calls and visit client for lagos state. Make sure they see what they are buying and how much they can make.

see other africa countries
http://.com/smf/index.php/topic,14745.0.html



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the satellite picture tell you why Imo can have more people write the exam. It is less populated than ibadan. So it has more money to use for education. The yorubas state have no money for education. Even if you look at the propose Akure state or Ibadan state and Ijebu state. They are more populated than Imo state, or abia state or Ebonyi or enugu state.

We had ask for 6 state to be create Abuja , Akure,Katagun(bauchi), ijebu, Apa (benue/kogi), ibadan to be created to make total state of 42 state and while the local government is remove from the constitution and no allocation be given them , while state manage local govt and fund them.
But nothing was done.

Now we have found the perfect solution which is to join the republic of benin. And we can do it by ourself.

The republic of benin solution is the best option. this way all the fighting would be over.

No, do not get me wrong. The project is a nice one. But there are option that they should have look at. The truth like you and me know. Is that we lack maintainance culture. We already have problem with victoria island. And we would have the same problem with this eko atlantic city.

Look to make it worst, you now give the project to china. I am sorry. I do not hate china. But they do not have perfect skill to do project like this. I think Dubai  was done by USA.

And what happen to Olokola. We have other coastal line closer to lagos that we can use. Land reclaim in Nigeria is not the best.

And I am an engineer. What are the factor to siting a project in engineering. One of the factors involve a long time goal of been able to maintain it.

Can we maintain it. I would say NO.

I really do not want to discuss it because the project have already started, my interest is how to make it better.


Look by building it close to a place where there is already traffic problem, you increase the traffic problem.

The blue portion of lagos is another alternative that could have be used. reclaim the sea. I do not think is the best for lagos. I know so because I know lagos more than then mr david frame. 

Look I would save the money used in land reclaiming and use it to build new road and hospital and others.

we have maintainance problem. But I still wish fashola all the best. To be like dubai , you need to change immigration laws.

If i was governor of Lagos, I would not do it the way fashola is doing it. I would not try to reclaim the sea. Our people can not maintain the project. Even victoria island which most part was not reclaim have problem.

There is nothing that can be done since the project already started. But Here is a picture below. If I was governor of Lagos state. I would pay the ogun state government $1 billion  to transfer this portion to lagos and now build a new city in it. Which I have called the lagosview city.

This place have less problem and would cost less than the project, you have. It cost so much reclaim land. The money spent on reclaim of the land, could have been spent building road and use it to provide other things for the people of lagos. I think it is time to transfer some land from ogun state into lagos state.

But at least someone is there. The issue is fashola in support of the reunification of Yorubas . It is the best for us. We would be about 100 million in 20 years.

https://img99.imageshack.us/img99/2379/lagos.jpg

If you look at the satellite pictures too. you would discovered that the igbos have the best road network in Nigeria.

Afaukwu , the reason the figures look this way and the yorubas are not doing well lays in satellite pictures. While Ibadan have as much houses as Imo and abia state put together. 

Oyo state and not ibadan get about the same with the two state. Ibadan alone in a true system should get  the revenue what imo and Abia state are getting put together.

If you look at the figures from ondo state you would see why too. Ondo state has more houses than imo and abia state put together. In a honest country. Ondo state should get twice as much to take care of its education sector. but what do we have nothing.

Lagos state have about the same population as the south east. But lagos get 1/8 what the south east get.  So what you have done is create more area boys and thief in yorubaland.  Who would kill you later. An uneducated person is a danger to the society.

In such they would kill all of you in future by you putting them as disadvantage. And this is the reason too why we have  MEND too. With what you people are doing to the yorubas. You already have had some young yorubas created yoruba MEND body. they call themself CRAZY.      Company of the Republic Army Zealot for Yorubaland (CRAZY)

The solution is to have the yoruba and bendle area in the republic of benin.

more picture of africa

https://img78.photobucket.com/albums/v330/clive3300/cbd.jpg

Nigeria would still be strong without the yorubas and bendle.

let take soccer for example.

you would have in your team.

Vincent Enyeama
Austin Ejide
Joseph Yobo
Obinna Nwaneri
Chidi Odiah
Onyekachi Apam
John Utaka
Victor Anichebe
Dickson Etuhu
Onyekachi Okonkwo
Kingsley Udoh
Yusuf Mohamed
John Obi Mikel
Kalu Uche
Paul Obiefule
Sani Kaita
Nwankwo Kanu
Ikechukwu Uche
Victor Obinna



Look nothing would change. Life move on. If they do it. You know the next president may likely be an igboman or others.

9naija.

The solution is still to remove the yoruba and bendle area from nigeria. and you would see how good nigeria would be.

Not all nigerian in canada or the USA are 419. some are hard working serving the society. 80% or more of nigerian living in canada or the USA do not a criminal record. and alot of nigerian do not have one too in the USA.  1 in millions.

nigerian own several business in canada and the USA.  From schools, medical company, oil services, employment agency, clinic, law chambers, trucking, texile, food processing company and many more,  So 1 in millions in north america does not mean all is bad.

Remove the yorubas and bendle area is the solution.