₦airaland Forum

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With people like you, Nigerian youth will continue to suffer. Can one person plan war alone and wait 4 others who dont know his plan to follow?

dafman10: Fu.cki.ng tribal bigots. Na thunder go strike all d igbos n yoruba bigots on nairaland.

Honestly u guys make me fear d average citizen frm ur 'divide' due to ur spiteful n hateful comments.

abagoro: Nnaa 99% of those people living in Port Harcourt are becoming a nuisance to road users. I no call anybody o. They know themselves.

Pataki: Just peeped at Retardeen's facebook page, he is really being beseiged not only by Nigerians but also the international community.

Jonathan is really a heartless dog! Lead contamination is not a joke. Unfortunately for him, the international community is watching him.

0lumide: GEJ IS NOT IJAW!!!!!!!!! HE IS A PAID AGENT OF DOOM FOR NIGERIA!

THE INTEREST OF GLOBALISTS IN NIGERIA IS HIGH AS THE HEAVENS AND THEY CAN'T AFFORD TO PUT A TRUE SON OF THE SOIL (PATRIOT) THERE.

GEJ HAS FAILED TO REPRESENT THE IJAW MASSES.

HOW CAN YOUR PEOPLE BE SUFFERING AND YOU SIT ON BILLION NAIRA ANNUAL DIET?

GEJ IS NOT NIGERIAN!! OUR PRESENT CROP OF LEADERS ARE PAID AGENTS FROM ANOTHER SECRET SERVICE! THEY ARE NOT PATRIOTIC NIGERIANS!

FreeGlobe: ABEOKUTA — The police in Abeokuta yesterday arraigned one Tunde Bamigbade, 23, before a Magistrates’ Court for assaulting a 16-year-old girl.
The prosecutor, Augustine Ozimini, said the offence was committed on Tuesday at about 7 a.m. at Isale-Igbein in Abeokuta. He said that the accused accosted the young girl on her way to school at a lonely junction and fondled her breasts.

“Bamigbade was sighted by a passerby when he fondled his victim’s breasts as she struggled with him.

“The good samaritan raised an alarm while the accused was apprehended and taken to Ibara police station,” he said. Ozimini said the offence was contrary to and punishable under Section 360 of the Criminal Code of Ogun, 2006.

T9ksy: Promises, promises!!!Na wetin una fit do, sef?

I can recollect your ex warlord making similar threats before abandoning your lil sorry ar.ses when the shiiiit finally hits the fan.

Abagworo: And in what way is that related to Lagos being no man's land? Inferiority complex dey worry you.

0lumide: Once again, count all Yoruba clans in the South out of your anti-north south!!

SS/SE can vote who they wish as long as the North and SW vote Buhari, a new dawn has started and even you SS/SE will thank us later!!!!

And the only reason many of these so called SS/SE people want a "SOUTHERN" Nigeria is because of Lagos and Warri not because they truly love the Yoruba clans!! To hell with your "southern" alliance. We no want!!!

topeorekoy: Ghanaians are preparing to take to the polls on the 7th December 2012 to determine their new leader after the death of Atta-Mills. The key candidates are
Main Candidates in the Presidential race:

John Dramani MAHAMA
Party: National Democratic Congress (NDC)
Henry Herbert LARTEY
Party: Great Consolidated Political Party (GCPP)
Nana Addo Dankwa AKUFO-ADDO
Party: New Patriotic Party (NPP)
Papa Kwesi NDUOM
Party: Progressive People’s Party (PPP)
Akwasi Addai ODIKE
Party: United Front Party (UFP)
Ayariga HASSAN
Party: People’s National Convention (PNC)
Michael Abu Sakara FOSTER
Party: Convention People’s Party (CPP)
Jacob Osei YEBOAH
Independent(s): N/A



See more pictures when you click the link below:


http://topeorekoya..com/2012/12/photos-ghanaians-prepare-for-general.html

alexchiny: Just because my hommy questioned your morality as a MOD, you shamefully banned him. As a MOD, you should be neutral and also condemn any form of tribalism and not aligning with a particular tribe. Once again, unban SLIMGHOST cuz he so told u the truth. rubbish

Gabbysky: I see that happening soon, if this their attitude continue. Akwa-Ibomites and Calabar started it in the early 90s and the Yorubas had to accept their people in to Lagos, though as house boys/girls.
Now go to many multinationalS esp in the ND you'd see lots of Yorubas in the offices, working and living peacefully. Yet if an average non-indegiene makes it on their land it is sin

Malawian: pls verify this and when exactly did she marry gowon and are they still together?

lekanolas: An Islamic organisation, the Jama’atu Nasril Islam, JNI, yesterday rejected the removal of Commandants of Armed Forces and Staff College, Air Vice-Marshal Adullahi Kure, and the Corps of Infantry, Maj.Gen. Muhammad Isa.

The group said that their replacement by non- Muslims as heads of the military formations was suspicious.

But the Christian Association of Nigeria, CAN, in 19 northern states and Abuja yesterday called on President Goodluck Jonathan and the military authorities to disregard JNI stand on the removal of ex-Jaji military commandants over the blasts that killed 15 Christian worshippers.

cIn a statement entitled, “The removal of the two Jaji officers” by JNI Secretary- General, Dr. Khalid Abubakar Aliyu, and made available to our correspondent yesterday, the organisation said the removal of the two officers were “rushed against the nature of military known to be careful in handling sensitive issues of national interest.”

The former commandants were removed by the Defence Headquarters following the recent Sunday’s twin-car bomb attacks at St. Andrew’s Military Protestant Church in the military base, killing at least 15 worshippers with scored of injured victims.

The Defence Headquarters had in a statement on Saturday named Maj.- Gen. K.C. Osuji as the new Commandant of the Nigerian Army Infantry Corps and Air Vice-Marshal E.E. Osim as the new Commandant of the Command and Staff College.

But JNI said the attempt to politicise the security breach along religious and ethnic divides would cripple not only the military but the nation’s security system.

The JNI statement reads: “The fact that the two officers who were swiftly removed were Muslims, and were replaced by two officers who are non-Muslims makes any discerning observer to be suspicious of the motives behind the whole exercise.

“It is our sincere concern to which we make bold to state that any attempt at politicising the issue of security in Nigeria will not only worsen our security situation but will also continue to polarise the military family and the entire security system along religious and ethnic divides, something that would not augur well for the future of our dear nation.

“While reiterating our condemnation of the blasts and emphasising the need for the immediate thorough investigations into the matter, we want to state that the immediate removal of the two officers does not speak well of the military who are hitherto known to be careful and objective in dealing with sensitive issues of national interest.

“We cannot comprehend why the use of two different approaches to addressing the same issue. Nigerians may not understand why the two Jaji officers be removed in connection to the blasts even before any proper investigation, while no immediate posting out could follow the bombings at the 1 Mechanised Division and the Police Headquarters which preceded it.

But the Northern CAN’s Public Relations Officer, Mr. Sunday Oibe, blamed JNI for dragging religion into the ongoing war against terrorism.

CAN said: “If truly the respected Muslim organisation, Jama’atu Nasril Islam, JNI, said the removal of Jaji military commandants has religious motive is unfortunate because we should not drag religion into the security situation in this country.

“When former Central Bank of Nigeria Governor, Charles Soludo, tenure ended who is in charge now, Sanusi Lamido Sanusi? Who is the Inspector- General of Police now? Is it not Mohammed Abubakar?”

CAN added that the JNI statement on the removal of Jaji commandants was divisionary because the same group said that Boko Haram was not a religious group.

CAN, however, called on security agencies to monitor religious leaders closely.

“Those military officers posted to Jaji are they not qualified? President Goodluck Jonathan, the military should not be distracted in their efforts to end Boko Haram.

“Christians are being killed on daily basis that does not disturb JNI. JNI should tell Nigerians if they are behind Jaji military church blast if not they should focus on their religious activities for the good of humanity rather than telling military what to do,” CAN stated.


http://nationalmirroronline.net/new/jni-can-clash-on-removal-of-army-commandants/

chino24: Sorry nwanne gbahara mu..lemme re-list it once more..

Onitsha, Enugu, Abakalili, Nnewi, Owerri, Aba etc

chino24: ^

Busted! Abagworo=Biafra Rep

Yes ofcos Onitsha, Enugu, Nnewi, Owerri and Aba are all our cities and has a good place in our hearts. Dalu..

olaheavy: Didn't we just show you how a very small portion belonged to the old Lagos Province while the larger parts were controlled and governed by the West? The fact is still there that, of the three regions: West, North and East, ours was the richest, most successful, most popular in the whole of Africa. I'm talking about a period when everything first in terms of development anywhere in Africa happened in the Western Region! Even the Malaysian govt. sent emissaries to learn the economic ropes from us. Did the govt. do any of those firsts in achievement for us? Heck no! Our Western Commonwealth, which was mainly through cocoa and other cash crops, was tapped into by the Sage, Awolowo. After the war, when the oil now boomed, one dumb economist by the name of Udoji couldn't think of any useful national projects to use the windfalls from the boom - alas! he simply shared the monies (I mean sharing liquid cash) among Nigerians! So, next time you Easterners want to boast that you are better in commerce and economics - you ain't shiiit but a cowdung! You parasitic dumbo elephants from the accursed East.

afam4eva: What do Lagos and Abuja have in common?