₦airaland Forum

ebiv:
Pls anyone in the first batch should respond and pls tell us if you have received your APL and how is it going so we can know.thanks people.

Schwartz:
Aww I still have fond memories of Yankari. Visited when I was in primary school. Like 18 years ago. I remember the spring filled with many whites and thier kids. Then the north was very safe. No boko haram, no kidnapping. The food was intercontinental. Every race could eat from the restaurant. I will never forget the baboons . They stole our chin chin from our car and were eating it right in front of us.
I would love to experience Yankari again.

KINGinVALHALA3:
Lol, though I knew they were kids still roaming the streets. hehehehehe

whatsapp or bbm bro, any of both that is OK by you.

mmsen:
Oil is not a 'curse'.

It is certain people who are a curse.

Look at Nigeria's history, remind yourself who has stagnated development in Nigeria and which region still has terrible indices and that will explain it all.

mmsen:
Sudan is not 'thriving' - far from it. They're now crying to the Americans to life the sanctions that were imposed as a result of their compliance in harboring Islamic terrorists and their abuse of citizens in Darfur.

They were fine when the South Sudanese were financing their adventures but have been in decline ever since the South Sudanese fought and won their independence.

DeCleff:
If not for the destruction of farmland due to oil exploration, who will look northwards for food?

We can produce virtually everything we need to survive even without oil.

We never bought food from the north even before the oil was discovered but we survived. The oil is just a plus.


The same people who invaded our land through military rule, came in and destroyed our farmland so we can depend on them for food.

If an annual revenue from crude oil sales is invested in different sector in the Niger Delta, do you think we'll remain the same?

tdayof:
In as much as i don't support the way the Federal Government is treating the Niger Delta, here is one thing you should know partaking to your question.

The economy has enjoyed sustained economic growth for a decade, with annual real GDP increasing by around 7%; it was 6.3% in 2014. The non-oil sector has been the main driver of growth, with services contributing about 57%, while manufacturing and agriculture, respectively contributed about 9% and 21%. The economy is thus diversifying and is becoming more services-oriented, in particular through retail and wholesale trade, real estate, information and communication.

smogup:
This is good news.....buhari must pay for those innocent corpers that lost their lives in 2007

Uduak2019:
Nairaland economists should come and interpret this voluminous, esoteric article/press release for us! The writer of this article intentionally made sure that ordinary Nigerians don't understand the new monetary policy

moonnstar:
did you actually called wht happened to d agatu ppl slightest excuse for them to use arm?YOU ARE HEARTLESS

MadCow1:
It did not make me mad, I only responded in the same line you made it.

Thankfully, Moral right does not apply in a court of law. If the Laws of the Nation says its illegal to own full automatic weapons, then anyone who owns one (Morally justified or otherwise) is afoul of the law and should be brought to book.

I have also faced my own fair share of incidents surrounding insecurity in the country including robbery, mob lynching and the likes, still does not make it LEGAL for me to take the law into my own hands.

Please cut out the Daddy's house nonsense, its too late to start acting grown uu after that childish drivel you posted in response to my post. I didnt start wishing you ill first, you did. So that high ground ship has sailed.

Sentimentally speaking, everyone who has experienced a traumatic event around insecurity can 'justifiably' own a weapon for self protection.. BUT LEGALLY, they will face the full wrath of the law (experience not withstanding).



Tell me about Tonto Dike and Olajumoke now assuming you can also have that conversation with your head and not your emotions and feelings..


#MadCoww..

MadCow1:
What shoes?

Then you start praying doom on me.

Okay.. Let's allow her hold and her people hold on to high powered full automatic weapons because of herdsmen.

Let's also allow herdsmen hold full automatics as well because of wild animals and other threats to their livestock.

Let's allow farmers possess high powered rifles so herdsmen that trespass their games can be shot.

Let's allows drivers own rifles too against highway robbers.

Let's allow every Nigerian hold automatic weapons because we all face one threat or the other.



You are too stupiid even by Internet standards.

May your family find themselves in whatever situation you wish me.

Compound fool.

MadCow1:
Nice FN-FAL Automatic Rifle...


But if her father is not a Police officer, then he should be arrested as no Private citizen should be found in possession of such a high caliber weapon.

abdul4new:
if everyone decides to take up harms at the slightest excuse, then expect the whole country to go up in flames. May God help us.

mysticgal:
Does that mean it is no longer an old people's bank or better put, pensioners bank

Olarewajub:
This is the message i get when i try to migrate to airtel trybe

Princedapace:
She wanted to visit me but I refused because I had this girl friend back then who loved me to the core.

osabuohein:
see this mugu. Continue ranting. Shame go catch you soon.

Korrection:
They are already bombing oil installations and you are waiting for Buratai...They issued a warning not a while ago and now theyve carried it out...Just pray they dont get to lagos or Abuja..

osabuohein:
I thought PMB was terminator or even commando. Nonsense. Ride on boys. We are not going to wait for them to give us what rightfully belongs to us. We are going to seize it cos oil is our birthright. Going back to regionalism will put an end to all these.

Rollingdice:
This why people say Africa will never develop. This picture says a lot. The Prime Minister of Netherlands Mark Rutte takes a ride on a bicycle to office while the President of Kenya Uhuru Kenyatta is in a convoy for a hair cut.

iceberylin:
YOU BRAGGING ABOUT FUCKING A MARKETER