₦airaland Forum

Kathmandu:
Population Population can be blessing to the Chinese but it has been the reverse to the North today. Thomas Malthus gave a doomsday prediction about Britain then on their rising population but invariably he was talking to Northern Nigeria whose population is on a geometrical rise while basic amenities and infrastructure are growing arithmetically.

The Northern population if not checked will continue to place a burden on the scarce resources of the South. The problem is that the northern population has a 80% illiterate and dependency population which is mostly unskilled.



There should be birth control in the North and also the government and wealthy individuals should invest massively in education to nip the population catastrophe that's on the horizon

Abagworo:
If you've gone round Nigeria you should have known that Owerri has the most greenery amongst all cities. The old Owerri is where serious works on road expansion is ongoing but is likely not going to be green because of the dense population. You can literally play football match on grasses adoring many roads in Owerri. No be joke.

Abagworo:
Okorocha inspects work at Eastern Palm University Ogboko town.

Abagworo:
Cabinet Office at Sam Mbakwe Road in Owerri.

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OreMI22:
Built by Igbos using DANGOTE Cement

FKO81:
Op I guess my threads was among those that brought you home I just need one bottle of hanessy welcome home

East is fast developing, Umuigbo come home and invest

DONSMITH123:
Ade Adesomoju, Abuja

The Supreme Court on Friday struck out a suit filed by the Federal Government seeking an order wresting the control and management of its land in Lagos State from the state government.

A five-man panel of the Supreme Court led by Justice Olabode Rhodes-Vivour, unanimously struck out the Federal Government’s suit after upholding the preliminary objection filed by the Lagos Government to challenge the competence of the suit.

Justice Dattijo Muhammad, who read the apex court’s lead ruling, agreed with the Lagos State Government that the court lacked the power to exercise its “original jurisdiction” in the suit because the Federal Government had “transferred its title in the land to others”.’

The dispute between the federal and Lagos State governments was about “general control and management of federal land within Lagos State particularly the re-issuance of certificates of occupancy, granting consent or exercising rights of ownership.”

Cc: lalasticlala, Mynd44

http://punchng.com/control-of-federal-land-lagos-defeats-fg-in-supreme-court/

Sydney22:
Barcanista the unstable fellow ....

Who offered you protection this time around ?