₦airaland Forum

CR77:
I am so sorry to say this but you speak like a F L

FatIjeomaOkolie:
Igbos will not like this.

Why?

Because they are cursed!

Ipob Youths of Okike Abiama brigade threatened to kill Kumuyi a few weeks ago.

Whether Igbos like it or Not, Crime will stop in Nigeria

Iseeeeeeeeee!

Babalegba:
Did you go to school at all.slowpoke

nobeku:
If I catch you, I will beat the livin shit out of you... IGNORAMUS!!!!!!

IBROHIM:
you've totally deviated from the topic! Wetin de pain you like this?come back home my guy! PDP is now a struggling opposition!!! Hahaha!!!!

The Nigerian Army on Wednesday released 128 detainees after certifying that they had no link with the Boko Haram terrorists group in Borno.

The Chief of Army Staff (COAS), Lt.-Gen. Tukur Buratai handed over the detainees to Gov. Kashim Shettima at a ceremony in Maiduguri.

He said that the detainees included 109 men, seven women, 11 boys and one unattached teenager.

He said that they were arrested at different parts of the state by the military in its anti-terrorism campaign.

Buratai said that after thorough screening by a team of military intelligence officers, the police and the Department of State Security Service (DSS), the suspects were found to be clean and were released.

“The task of Operation Lafiya Dole can be seen in three terms – to defeat the insurgents, to facilitate humanitarian activities and observe human right and restore the administrative functions in the liberated area.
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olaolulazio:
He's Igbo!

Nengi Okpokiri. Nengi is a wonderful son, brother, friend, uncle, nephew, and cousin. He’s a 2011 electrical engineering graduate of Covenant University in Nigeria. He runs his own e-commerce business, and the annual e-commerce expo (eCeX) in Lagos, Nigeria. He is a fun loving, and jovial guy, whom you can’t help but like. In February 2015, he experienced pains in his chest and had difficulty breathing, so he went to the hospital, and upon examination the doctor found fluid in his lungs. He had an operation to drain the fluid from his lungs, but in May 2015, he started experiencing the same symptoms again and had to be admitted. The doctors decided to run a battery of tests, and in late June 2015, at the age of 29 years old, my non-smoking, non-drinking cousin was diagnosed with both lung and kidney cancer. An occurrence so rare less than 5% of the population experience it.

He is now in the UK seeking treatment. He currently has one functioning lung and kidney, and the mounting medical bills have made it nearly impossible for him to get the treatment he needs because he is not a British citizen or resident. It is so challenging that the British National Health Services (NHS) refuses to give him even the minimum treatment without payment. His mother is a widow and is doing her best to fund his treatment, but the bills are piling up, and there is a long road ahead.

Before this incident, the only problem he has ever had in life, if you can even call it that, is his inability to say no to cake.

Please help the Okpokiri family. Please pray. Please share. Please donate.

Thank you so much for your support!


Donations can also be made on Nengi’s behalf to this bank account:

BIEBELE OKPOKIRI
GT BANK
ACCT NO: 0039437313

OR

Nengi’s Paypal:
https://www.paypal.me/Nengi

Nengi Okpokiri. Nengi is a wonderful son, brother, friend, uncle, nephew, and cousin. He’s a 2011 electrical engineering graduate of Covenant University in Nigeria. He runs his own e-commerce business, and the annual e-commerce expo (eCeX) in Lagos, Nigeria. He is a fun loving, and jovial guy, whom you can’t help but like. In February 2015, he experienced pains in his chest and had difficulty breathing, so he went to the hospital, and upon examination the doctor found fluid in his lungs. He had an operation to drain the fluid from his lungs, but in May 2015, he started experiencing the same symptoms again and had to be admitted. The doctors decided to run a battery of tests, and in late June 2015, at the age of 29 years old, my non-smoking, non-drinking cousin was diagnosed with both lung and kidney cancer. An occurrence so rare less than 5% of the population experience it.

He is now in the UK seeking treatment. He currently has one functioning lung and kidney, and the mounting medical bills have made it nearly impossible for him to get the treatment he needs because he is not a British citizen or resident. It is so challenging that the British National Health Services (NHS) refuses to give him even the minimum treatment without payment. His mother is a widow and is doing her best to fund his treatment, but the bills are piling up, and there is a long road ahead.

Before this incident, the only problem he has ever had in life, if you can even call it that, is his inability to say no to cake.

Please help the Okpokiri family. Please pray. Please share. Please donate.

Thank you so much for your support!


Donations can also be made on Nengi’s behalf to this bank account:

BIEBELE OKPOKIRI
GT BANK
ACCT NO: 0039437313

OR

Nengi’s Paypal:
https://www.paypal.me/Nengi

Reski:
What is your grudge with the north. Keeping hurting about Nigeria will move on without you folks. I rest my case.

MachRacer:
You people keep calling Nigeria a zoo but the last time i checked the biafra map is going smaller cos south-south does not know what is called biafra. My broda, a lot of south-east people have moved on pls do same. stop dreaming cos in the real sense what exists is ndi enugu, ndi owerre, ndi anambra.

Northocracy:
Yes so? Is that why you are mentioning my name? Nigeria would be fully Northernize in Jesus name, Insha Allah. Fight for your stake in Arewacin Nijeria rather than fighting against it. Just like what the Western powers are doing in the Iranian deal, and what Black Americans did in America. There are tired of fighting against it, they rather seek to benefit from it.

VirginFinder:
Sharrap!
The north know why they want to keep him happy. You don't have to.
And, Yorubas are better off today than four years ago.
We are in nos 2,3, and 6.
Yes, Buhari's appointments have been lopsided and we are already addressing that.

Rotimi47:
Point of correction, the Yorubas are the power block and the strongest link of the south as others are learners who are always subjective and filled with ethnic sentiments; It is a known fact worldwide that in Nigeria, the Yoruba tribe is the 2nd largest tribe after the Hausa tribe so haters can hate till the end of the world even beyond it. Have anyone ever seen Hausas going in large numbers to visit any body from the so called flat head, chest beating and noise making tribe before? Never, because Hausas see them as 3nd class citizens and they're below them.