₦airaland Forum

Please, are those carnivals part of our culture I taught its for the Brazilians... May culture diffusion though!

What does the opposition has over Jonathan? ...nothing!! There just like the toothless bulldog barking away its time. GEJ, keep the transformation coming cause good Nigerians are already ready to tell you a big thank you this coming Saturday by voting you in for continuity.

I will go and get my sister's Mary Kay and make a beautiful rogue on my face, put on a skimpy skirt and a revealing 'spaghetti' top coupled with a beautiful swagger (gait) while working on the road... Nna, men don suffer for me be that! But God forbid!! I love being male joor cause we rock the world.

You forgot the main point of tension BENUE, the PDP has really disappointed the people of the state especially the Idoma nation. Even though the both candidates of the two major parties are from Tiv, the need for change of the status quo in the state would lead to a fierce battle which might be detrimental to the masses.

What a revealing write up. This has shown that this 'sai' buhari stuff is coated with blood. As it seems the apparition of the lynched innocent youths by the 'sai' chanters would continue to haunt this purported mascot (buhari)... Its not yet too late to decide to vote for GEJ, because between the two evils that's the lesser.

anneedu:
.May you be Blessed.forever, God will expand your coast.

Amen!!! Big bro...

It was quite a tedious journey but thank God I'm through with d semester. I can see our capital city growing faster to catch up with its peers around the world and I'm very happy about that, I just hope the incoming government would keep up with the current momentum/pace (or possibly surpass it) of taking the state to the highest level, He shouldn't forget Nsukka (although He is from d zone) especially the town cause it's been 'hoodwinkly' neglected. Because at the present level/development of the state, the state's capital (that is creeping into a world class city) need a major city that would trail it from behind (giving it support) and I think NSK is that potential city that need to be harnessed (or looked into). The presence of the govt is urgently needed in this town (Nsk) because the influx of people to this town, the sprawling of nearby communities, the Haphazard building of burgeoning block of flats (and duplex) all need to be catered for and planned. I don't think the urban planners of NSK are doing a tangible job... Its time for the govt to face the increasing number of in-migration to Nsk. Althesame, I salute the man of the moment, the only oasis in the desert, d man that epitomize d state, my only Oga Spyder for the job well done and for keeping the flag swaying. Thank you sir and may the almighty God reward you and family richly, and also to the great contributors to this envious thread, I wail a loud KUDOS!!! To you all because without you oga spyder would just have been 'soliloqizing' here, more wisdom to you all. Thanks and GOD bless!!!

Lumyboi:
Na u go need gej as blood. Alawada

its more like a figure's of speech na

pureguide:
Seriouse?

very serious, u don't need to even think about it... GEJ is d blood that d youth and future generations need.

U better vote for transformation with Phd than a visionless one being propelled by those who ar hungry for power (d visionless has no cert, not to talk of Nepa bill).

Sai Jonathan, for continuity! Kai Buhari, no touch my cows oooo!

omenka:
Wow!! 79 year old calling a. 72year old "OLD"!!

but that 79yrs old is not jostling to rule a complex country like Nigeria. He (Ali) knows that at his age he is suppose to be a statesman (which he is), or be sharing his piece of advice and wisdom to his grandchildren and those who need them. So GEJ rock, young and energetic!

Its a lie! Buhari hasn't shown us his certs, so its obvious he might even be an octogenarian... GEJ till we see proof.

GEJ is the only sincere leader this country has produced (even if not perfect). Buhari is no match to GeJ. A man that ousted a democratically elected leader through a coup is not fit to benefit from thesame govt, that is also akin to going against the wishes of the masses. So I don't see him as a 'changed' man before uttering the word 'change' to His credulous crowds. ...On GEJ Nigeria stand. We ain't going back to Egypt again, the autocratic leader who ruled parents and grandparents in decades back won't lead mua and the future generations to obscurity again.

Beautiful, and also informative for the aspirants. ...thanks for sharing...

APC warriors need to be seriously warned. I hope hope they are listening cause we (army) won't condone what happened in 2011 this year... Happy new year to well meaning Nigerians as we prepare to return GEJ for His second phase of transformation.

I don't even know why 'some guys' are keen on forcing a septugenarian (that should be resting and thinking about his life) on us, to lead this complex country (Nigeria). ...somebody should tell him that "him bones go break oooo"!! GEJ is quite young for our liking, and he has started the journey of leading us to d promise land. So we ain't retrogresing again with d retired general, kabish!! GEJ till Buhari apologise to Nigerians.

The school is quite beautiful but I don't think it can be compared to UNEC talk more of UNN in terms of environment. #repingUNN, thecitadeloflearningonsoftgreenhillwithmildweather.

Beautiful, highly informative.

Thanks... But I want you to remind him that GEJ is still transforming d country until 2019. I know its that transformation that made him (buhari) to now look more liberal than a zealot. Oga GEJ is not through with him cause we still have traits of fanaticism in him (Buhari), He should be patient when GEJ enters his second phase of transformation He (Buhari) would become more liberal to the liking of Nigerians.

This man really mean this his "infrastructure's" scheme oo. He is truly the man of his people, see the way He allow multitude of strangers into the govt house, how many state guvnor would do such (make I hear say my Sullivan try am). God bless Fayose! I just wish He can teach his people how to fish (although with his meagre allocation) instead of always giving them fish ...in the spirit of the season I say thank you, daaluu, nangode, ese gan!!! Chukwu gozie gi Mr guvnor.

Under GEJ Nigeria has truly gone far, the least we can do to thank him is by voting him in come 2015. Madueke may God bless you with wisdom to pioneer the affairs of ur new office and please don't taint the name of this country by disappointing us. Kudos!!!

One thing u must know about UNN is that its the first indigenous university in Nigeria and the first University to award an 'indigenous' degree in the country.

The third house in the pix is my house closer to my nxt door neighbor Yudzo, Beautiful island Eko oni bajee!!

Not again na! When will these Tivs pass the 'baton' of leadership of the state to another ethnic group, preferably Idoma? ...these guys have held that state hostage enough nah! When will David Mark unleash His power to make sure his kinsman emerges the leader of that state? This is why I always fault him... Ai Idoma eyi lenya laa eeh!!!

Oops!!! Double post.

It looks beautiful, unique and more 'Nigerian' than others. Kudos to the developers, it really ain't easy.

Very beautiful! The Igbos are the bedrock of the economy of this entity called Nigeria. Chukwu gozie ndigbo nine!!!

I thought I recently rebuked that act of pouring water on graduates as childish, then many of you that quoted me were saying that I'm a private university student, it was even on another IMSU. RIP to the unfortunate student.

rafmike:
Therefore you don't know anything about anything

chaii! I love this ur sentence oooo, is like u are among our lecturers *grins*

richybanky:
Den u went to a private university den cus all dose kind of tins ar common in public skul

I'm a public university undergraduate (UNN precisely). The kind of celebration my undergraduates (when the finally write their final paper) in my school is totally different from what that guy (from IMSU) just did. In my school graduates rally round the school with music blaring from a loud speaker, some of them wearing white clothes that have been decolorized by fellow students signature.

Those of us that school at the 'back of Nigeria' don't care if they ban those schooling at France. As for your question those of us here don't know anything about agriculture and university.