₦airaland Forum

TundeBricklayer:
In his effort towards the development of the state and strengthening national integration, Governor of Kano State Abdullahi Umar Ganduje has wooed one of the strong African business tycoons, Arthur Eze, to Kano Economic City, being developed in the state.
am here to, also, on behalf of the people of Kano State urge you to come and invest in our Kano Economic City project. Which is designed to be of global standard with all the necessary structures trailed by the needed security architecture,” Ganduje told Eze in a meeting in Abuja.

Eze assured that he would come and invest immensely in Kano, being a very peaceful state, with a governor he described as “gentle, humane, reserved and people-minded.”

The history of his sojourn into business world, according to Eze, would not be complete without mentioning Kano, “… I was there also when the late governor of old Kano State, Muhammad Abubakar Rimi was the governor then. I was part of those who engaged in the establishment of the then Kano City Television (CTV).”

According to Eze, coming to Kano to invest was as equal as coming back home, assuring that his investment in the state would also be a significant aspect, as a good reminder of his stay in the state those days.

He then said, “Part of my early years as a businessman, I spent them in Kano. Since when Noman’s Land area was like a forest. I stayed in Kano. And for your information, the late Emir of Kano, Alhaji Ado Bayero of blessed memory, was my bosom friend.

“This reminds me of a very striking development you, my Governor, brought to the limelight. That is your recent establishment of four additional First Class Emirates in your state, Kano. I sincerely congratulate you over this all-important development. It is indeed striking and encouraging.”
After congratulating the governor over the new Emirates, he then commended him (governor) for making the son of the late Emir, Ado Bayero, as the Emir of Bichi, “… Aminu Ado Bayero’s choice as the First Class Emir of Bichi is indeed a welcome development. It reminds us of his late father, a complete gentleman,” he said.

He used the opportunity to call that, “Being the son of late Emir Ado Bayero is in itself, a blessing from God. I would therefore use this opportunity to call on the Emir of Bichi to copy postures of a gentleman, his late father.”
Eze explains further, “We all want you (Emir of Bichi) to always be calm, decent, reserved and gentle. Just like your late father, our good friend. Your Excellency the Governor, let me inform all that, the creation of more Emirates is a very strong move that will increase the participation of the traditional institutions in governance.”
In continuation of his remarks, Ganduje praised Eze as one of the fathers of Igbo people across the country, who does many things to strengthen national cohesion and integration between Igbo communities and all other ethnic nationalities in the country.
“I am here also to commend you over the good rapport and commendable existing relationship between Kano people and Igbo communities in the state. I am sure you clearly have a roadmap of processes leading to this cordial relationship between Kano people and Igbo communities. We all commend you for your unprecedented inputs,” the governor said.
https://businessday.ng/news/article/ganduje-wants-igbo-leading-businessman-to-invest-in-kano/

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IamCharles123:
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None of this structure will see the light of day. All na wash.

Drabeey:
And so what?

Is she supposed to put her belongings inside a polyethylene nylon?

Isn't she a rich woman?

Why is it now a curse for her to use an expensive bag.

Tah! Commot for here


DRABEEYWasHere

Problemkid1:
Watch enugu and see Enugu how beautiful and developed it is. I'm so ashamed of my state. I was in awka on Monday and see how ugly my capital




https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y09tuZUs9aE

Mariangeles:
Evil prevail when good people do nothing .

drakeli:
The article below was forwarded to me, many of us are familiar with the story, however is being retold from a different Fulani onslaught perspective.

" Dear friends, there's a very important piece of history I'll like to share with you which concerns you.

On December 1, 1955, a middle-aged "negro woman" in America, Mrs. Rosa Parks, refused to stand up for a young white man who just entered the segregated bus she was ridding in. If she did, she would have had to stand all through the journey.

At that time, the bus is segregated in most parts of America: white people sit in front rows and black people sit from the back. Blacks would normally pay fare to the driver in the front, then step out of the bus and go through the back door to find a place in an already tight area at the back. If the allocated spaces for blacks are filled, all other blacks joining the bus would have to stand even when the more than half of the bus spaces reserved for whites are empty! Such was the injustice and humiliation that black Americans faced then.

*For refusing to stand up for the young white man, Mrs Rosa Parks was immediately arrested, scheduled for prosecution on Monday December 5. Then the Rev. Martins Luther King and his NAACP comrades stepped in. They called out the people. They spoke about the sad realities of their existence, the terror of an unjust system and barbaric treatments in the hands of fellow Americans*

*In addition to speaking out, these Black Americans decided to take action to protest that injustice by boycotting the segregated buses. The boycott began December 6, 1955*

Dear friends, here is the crux of the matter: Black Americans took action! For 1 year and 16 days, *they trekked to and from work or boarded improvised pooled taxes, everyday*, until the US supreme courts declared segregation unconstitutional!

During the struggle, someone offered one tired black woman a lift in his pool car, but she declined, saying, *"l ain't trekking for myself, but for my children and grandchildren "*!

So, dear friends, whenever we don’t take action and we feel unobligated, unconcerned,* we should simply remember the black Americans and those women. Without them, the freedom that US enjoys today wouldn't have happened, or happened too late.
Obama may not have become the President of US.

*So, the questions before all of us now are: Are we slaves to the Fulani people? Are you ready to trek for yourself and your generation yet unborn as the black Americans did? Are we willing to do our own little bits for the cause of good governance and security of our people? Are we ready to act? If today, it is Benue, Kaduna, Taraba, Enugu, etc, which state or community is next? We have complained and grumbled enough. Now is the time to take action*

*Dear friends, there's a general consensus that with effect from July 21st 2019, there should be a total boycott of Fulani cow meat, including suya, kanda (skin), etc. We should discipline our appetite and make this sacrifice now to put an end to the killing of farmers because of cows*

*We can get protein from chicken, goat meat, fish, pork, etc. How can we continue to patronise their business and then they turn around to kill our people and destroy our communities? Enough is enough*

Pls spread this information to people around you. Thank you. God bless.

*I think a ONE YEAR BOYCOTT for a start will send the right signals to this murderous fulani group and their government collaborators. July 21st 2019 commencement date please. Let's keep it a date*

Please spread the news to ALL your contacts. As you are reading this , copy it and forward to others on all your social media

TANID:
So sad Pic But You Guys Really Need To Avoid Another War Please Hear The Children crying

Frankdoz29:
Biafra will come without war ― Kanu’s brother

As investigative team visits their father’s destroyed palace By Anayo Okoli YOUNGER brother to Mazi Nnamdi Kanu, Leader of Indigenous People of Biafra, IPOB, Prince Emmanuel Kanu has assured that the Biafra Republic being championed by his brother would be achieved without any war. BIAFRA MAP According to him, Nnamdi Kanu has engaged in what he called high profile diplomatic talks with notable world leaders and governments across the globe on how to peacefully restore Biafra. Prince Kanu was quoted to have said this yesterday, in Umuahia, when he received in audience a team of investigators from Alliances for Africa who said to be in their attacked family house on a fact-finding mission, said that important world leaders are now lending their full support to the Biafra struggles.

“The current diplomatic efforts by my brother on Biafra restoration are yielding positive results”, Kanu said. He thanked the visiting investigative team for coming to see the level of destruction in his father’s compound following the attack by the military on September 14, 2017, and tasked them on the factual report, just as he expressed hope that the visit would help to secure more international sympathy over the Biafra cause.

Prince Kanu who was said to have conducted the team round the entire palace urged them to publish their findings “without fear or favour”. “I feel very relieved by your visit today. I want the truth to be told so that the world will better understand the level of destruction in our house by the Nigerian military. “Refuse to be bought over by the government and don’t compromise your findings”, Kanu was quoted as saying.

Asked if he expected a different result from the group’s visit considering the fact that many such groups had paid a similar visit to the palace, Kanu said he expected a positive outcome. “We keep hoping that one day the right group will come who will report the destruction here the way it is, and take the Biafra cause to the global platform where humanity will listen to our plights”, he said. In her remarks, the leader of the team, Ms Chidire Anonye, a legal aid with Alliances for Africa, explained that they were in the home of the Kanus to collect raw data on the military invasion for analysis. According to her, the rights group was currently investigating alleged atrocities by state actors in South East states. “We are documenting a project on mass atrocities by state actors in Abia”, she said, pointing out that other members of the team had gone to other states in the zone for a similar task.

“We are investigating killings of IPOB members in Anambra, invasion of communities by herdsmen in Enugu, military barricades in Imo and communal clashes in Ebonyi”, she further explained. She said that after a very objective analysis of the findings, the group may consider a legal option to seek redress. “We have the capacity to take the government to a regional court, ECOWAS court to demand justice if found liable”, she said. https://www.vanguardngr.com/2019/05/biafra-will-come-without-war-%E2%80%95-kanus-brother/

tourplanet84:
Inec has a server and the result shows buhari lost.

The Manual result is not statistically possible.

Total accreditation for 2019 election is 29.3 million.

This is not realistic.

In 2015, total accreditation was approximately 30 million and the number of people with PVCs were 56 million.

In 2019, total accreditation can not be below 30 million because PVC holders had increased by over 16 million.

That is 8.31 million in the south and 8.2 million in the north.

Hence the server result which shows that total accreditation is 37.6 million is the real result because of the following reasons;

1. It's statistically realistic.

2. It shows a direct relationship btw increase in pvc collection and increase in voters accreditation and total vote cast.

3. The server result is immune to manipulation.

4. Lastly, the server result shows that nationwide turnout is 50.05% unlike the manual result which shows that nationwide turnout of voters is below 38%.

I hope I have been able to convince you that inec has a server result and atiku's lawyers know what they are doing.

Their petition is the best petition I have seen in my life because it is laced with evidences.

Cheers.

ANSMEDIA:
Good We need more investments across the state

stephenduru:
Very sad news...


The cry of the little sister drew the attention of a good Samaritan who quickly took her to the Toronto hospital.

But she couldn't make it because she was said to have lost lots of blood.

She died at the hospital.



Source: http://www.trezzyhelm.com/2019/05/robbers-stab-pretty-lady-dead-while.html

raker300:
Anambra has got to be the only state where streets in the village get tarred

ChimaAdeoye:
If i like i can answer Segun Odegbami. I'm just showing you silly lame yorubas that we can also answer your names and lash at you. I specifically joined Nairaland after i read some cruel anti-Igbo rant by your people arabisola or some eediotic character.

I always ask you silly yorubas that come here trying in vain to whip up anti-Anambra sentiment to look around you. YOU HAVE FAILED! The more your silly divide and rule tactics goes, the more you expose your sorry selves. A typical Anambra person is hardworking, respectful, jovial and a lover of Igbo unity. The more your silly epistles about how Anambra is better than Enugu or Imo or Abia exposes that you are yoruba who have bought into the silly nollywood farce of how boastful they assume Igbo traders are. In your narrow mind, you also assume all Igbo traders are "uneducated" individuals from Anambra, and finally all Anambra people are traders.

Your disastrous misunderstanding of who an Anambra person is and what motivates him, exposes who you truly are. Since your kind are typically jobless and roaming the streets of Lagos in bitterness against the Igbo, go and create extra 2,000 monikers to insult other Igbos to claim that you are from Anambra, it has failed and will continue to fail. Ndi ala!

smartty68:
Yes... In all ramifications...