₦airaland Forum

georgen2u:
Union of elders to build and send back cows to daura is welcome

Dem no reach...

12submarine:
From awolowo to Olympia roundabout is not a reasonable distance and they are on the same Okpe road. Infact, I can't take a drop for that short distance. Standing at UBA, you will sight Olympia roundabout. Why not talk about from same awolowo along okpe road to cemetery road by Nepa. Or from Olympia roundabout to Sapele market, almost same distance but with bends? It will also shock you that no keke will take you from Olympia roundabout to foodland for anything less than N50. From sapele market to shell road, no okada will take less than N150 and don't talk about keke because you have to start searching for keke going to same route with other passengers.

I use less than N150 almost all the time to Shell Road from Sapele market. Is the argument about short or long distance? For the same distance you call small, no keke or taxi will carry you for less than N50 in Rivers state. The question is simple, can one get a keke drop in Delta state for less than N50?

Who told you one can't pay N30 from Olympia to Foodland? How much is bike for the same distance that you pay keke N50?

What do you mean by 'and don't talk about keke' for Shell road, people join keke to Total and then connect Shell road from there.

I don't mean this for an argument, just pay whatever you pay but I know I pay less. My mother-in-law has a stall at Sapele market, she pays between N120 and N130 on daily basis from Shell road. I don't argue about what I am sure of.

12submarine:
You are right just that you lied on the N30 keke and taxi. There is no where in delta state (at least to the best of my knowledge) you get a drop for N30. That is my state. Note, I am not even talking about places like Asaba or Warri. Places as remote as mosoga and Jesse, you can't get keke less than N50.

People board keke till tomorrow in parts of Delta state for N30, I shuttle between both Rivers and Delta state regularly.

Are you saying that keke from Awolowo bye Okpe Road for instance to Olympia in Sapele is N50? How much will bike now take from say Sapele market to Shell Road in Sapele? I pay N30 severally without any argument at all.

My brother, like you said 'to the best of my knowledge' I cannot tell a lie just to make a point.

Just after this last Christmas, two of my sisters who were to return to their base in Lagos got to Onitsha from Awka to board a bus. They were asked to pay N12,500 each. When they called me, I simply asked them to come to Sapele through Onosigho Motors. They paid less than N1,500 each to get to Sapele, spent a few days at my home, and then paid N5,000 each to Lagos via GAM. How much did they save? Or am I lying again?

The hardships we face stem more from greed of people than anything else.

Iamzik:
Straight from the office of Sycophants General
The hardships that will reset your brain is still doing press up. Continue

Leave that childish talk.

Has he said anything that is untrue?

I challenge you to bring that candidate of yours who can manage Nigeria efficiently as President Buhari did, through one of the nation's worst recessions ever.

At the time Buhari came onboard, more than 20 states of the Federation could no longer pay workers salaries, thereby subjecting millions of Nigerians to excruciating hunger and hardship, even though oil prices had not gone below $60 at that time. The FG was a big mess too as it had to borrow less than N500billion to pay April 2015 salaries.

Find out what is happening in Venezuela, a country richer than Nigeria in oil resources, and you will understand how expertly the current FG has been managing our economy. How much was saved during the over 4 years of oil windfall? What was the size of economic buffer created against a possible slip in crude oil prices? Foreign reserve was below $30billion but now over $40billion. Mining and Agriculture were stepped up to manage limited foreign exchange and get us out of recession.

While I agree that more should be done to continue to improve the economy and security, I do not believe that this administration has failed Nigerians. In fact, they have performed creditably in the circumstances.

hisgrace090:
You're right.

I am Igbo too but I can't help but say that over 80% of the hardships Nigerians suffer, especially down South, are caused by our Igbo brothers.

Greed, insensitivity, unholy profiteering and sheer wickedness.

They give the dumb excuse that Buhari made costs of things to go up. They hurt even their own people just because they hate and want to sabotage one man or get rich at all costs.

Go to Delta state, people could still board keke and taxi for N30. I think Port Harcourt is the worst hit because they extensively control the business environment there.

tunjijones:
You said the product is scares.... Don't you think we Nigerian deserve the right to knw why the product is scares and when the scarcity wld end? This week makes it the 15th week we have been experiencing fuel scarcity. The govt is a total failure. When I say total I mean it....

What is Bovas selling to its customers at the same subsidized rate if the product is scarce?

Addme:
If Bovas Can do it,why do other marketers complain everytime or are they getting their own supply from heaven?

When people like me say that the Nigerian business class is the bane of our society, people will start criticising.

Sabotage, extortion, unholy profiteering, wickedness....name them.

Government is sure doing it best but these insensitive men and women love to see people suffer, that's what gives them joy. Especially the ones in the SE and SS zones.

Franzinni:
it will be an utter waste of time.. you can now stick your head back in the sand Mr ostrich. Ps.this is the last reply I will grant you. So don't bother mentioning anymore.

I knew you wouldn't have anything to say.

Who cares whether you reply or not.

Franzinni:
Most of the support the so called president is getting today are along religious line... And some are financial too.. But the average rightful thinking Nigerian is fed up of the impunity being carried out by this Apc led band of visionless, short sighted, self serving,two timing,back stabing, ignoramuses we call the present government... every last one of them!!!

What impunity? List them.

Let's see how right thinking you are.

ChaleeBendel:
Very soon the dullard will resign.

Keep dreaming... Resign for what?

[quote author=Moreoffaith post=65114716]How many Nigeria president don resign before.

Come talk of Fulani man.

Abeg make we wait till 2019 oo.[/quote


There is nothing you can do in 2019.

Present you candidate and let us see.

Raydans:
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In a nutshell, Are you trying to Justify buhari & the presidency lackadaisical approach on the Fulani herdsmen menace in the country atlarge


How do you know ortom never did any of those listed above. What confirmation do you have.
The states has no absolute control on the military and police force

You can't compare the havoc that these Fulani herdsmen have caused in Benue to Ekiti.
And of course we all know that if fayose had written letters, it might not had gotten beyond the southwest talkess of getting to the presidency then buhari.
Benues case is a critical one, a priority that needs urgent federal intervention.

Enough of these excuses to exhornorate buhari and presidency on this Fulani herdsmen crisis

How do other Governors use the same military and police that are out of their control to keep their people safe? How has he been managing to keep Benue safe over the past two years?

The Fulani in Benue gave Ortom their block vote to become Governor. Where did things go wrong? Only Ortom can answer that.

Ortom as Governor should start by blaming himself before blaming others. It's irresponsible of him to exonerate himself.

Okoyeebos:
If Ortom writes an open letter to PMB, Buhari is finished.

How? Who is holding him back?

What's he going to write that Obasanjo has not written?

He had an understanding with the over 25,000 Fulani people in Benue before the election and got their block votes.

What is Ortom not telling? He is certainly not telling the whole truth.

Benue is just one of Nigeria's 36 states. He has to find out what his colleagues are doing and start doing them to keep his people safe and stop the buck passing. There are herdsmen everywhere and not in Benue alone.

He is the Governor and remains the most responsible for the safety and well being of his people.

desreek9:
How would a church declare itself bankrupt like its a business enterprise

What would you rather call it my friend?

[quote author=sirequity post=65102939]Mustapha that's your opinion.

Nigerians will decide when the time comes.

If Buhari couldn't perform in his first term is it the second term which will be a payback for his first term performance that he will perform?[/quote


Just like this is your own opinion. You are not Nigerians neither am I.

If you think Buhari has failed, list the areas.

My opinion is, none out of the current crop of politicians can manage the economy in one of our worst recessions ever, than he has.

12submarine:
Looking good or looking too old? Why can't this old man respect himself and leave the stage? He should be holding one chieftaincy title in his village settling all those their haboki cattle dispute. His presence in Nigerian government should be as council of elders. But here he is, looking very confused. If you talk, dolts will be talking about integrity, is integrity the only quality required of a leader? He shouldn't know anything else about leadership? Okay o.

What have you contributed to Nigeria in your very young age??

TeeSeven:
Good looks or not, Daura is calling you Baba. E don do?!

We are waiting for your candidate.

This is not a matter for too much talk.

bigfish3k:
my answer to ur question above is that
1. we know fulanis to be the ones plying that 'cattle roaming about' trade
2.if igbos or yorubas are in that trade; why the name "miyetti allah", its like not associating igbos with ohaneze or yorubas with afenifere
3.miyetti allah has owned up by the statement they made "there will be no peace unless the anti-grazing law is repealed"
4.u can also see the kids glove the FG is treading with on them, there is no "operation lion attack". at least u know where all the security chiefs are from and their positions and bias
5.those walking and roaming about with cows are the aggressors bc farmers don't move with their crops.ie crops don't walk

with the above u can now see that Nigerians are right about the labelling. please forget bias and religion and reason with us. lets make humanity work

So Miyetti Allah is now the equivalent of Ohaneze and Afenifere? This simply underscores your bias and ignorance.

Killing is a capital crime and should be treated as such. Why label an entire ethnic group by crime committed by a few?

It is just like associating every Igbo man with kidnapping or every Niger Delta person with militancy. It doesn't make any sense at all.

What do you mean when you say Nigerians are right labelling Fulanis killers? No right thinking person would do that.

FarahAideed:
You are just a naive shallow character who Knows nothing about Fulani ..I am sure the only place you see the kind of Fulani you talk about is at the art council where people dress as Fulani to dance.. for centurions years Fulanis have been the most armed , aggressive and dangerous ethnic group in west Africa ..they never move unarmed

Centurions years indeed... my friend go to sleep. Bigot!

biacan:
Why are you begging them when nothing has been done to people likes tinubu,ameachi,buhari,the president son yusuf the bike rider


Don't stress yourself mum they will release it

People likes.....You don't seem to know what to say.

What did Jonathan get out of prosecuting Tinubu or didn't he??

crestedaguiyi:
Buhari will never do this at least to make Nigerians feel some sense of belonging .
he will rather commensurate with France, Manchester or Germany.

What do you mean by commensurate with France, Manchester or Germany?

Hope all is well with you??

Empress2014:
are you trying to say fulani herdsmen are reformed boko haram? Either way, what's your point exactly?

I am saying that Fulani herdsmen rear cattle and in my close to two decades living in the North, coupled with regular visits and interactions with them, I cannot recall seeing any bearing arms, let alone AK47, maiming, slaughtering and expelling communities.

My exact point is this: why do we have to associate an ethnic group with the killings?? Which ethnic group is Boko Haram associated with? It's like saying Igbo kidnappers or Ijaw militants or Yoruba armed robbers. If it's not about politics, why should an entire ethnic group be associated with the killings?? We won't make any headway handling matters as sensitive as security of lives like this.

If someone or a group commits a crime, let him/her/them face the law. Enough of this Fulani this and Hausa that.

Empress2014:
Tinubu has not talked about the "fulani herdsman saga" but here he is, talking about obasanjo and babangida, seriously Nigeria politicians don't care about the masses, it's really obvious what their priorities are.

How much of Fulani herdsmen did you hear last year??

How much of Boko Haram do you hear these days??

Okanokan:
Tinubu will be demystified, humbled and retired after 2019 elections, he wont know what hit him. He's stretching his luck too far.

Leave grammar...bring your Candidate.

FarahAideed:
Since Tinubu doesn't want to see reason with the truth he will be disgraced along with Buhari

You seem to like plenty talk.

Where is your candidate??

Rick9:
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Stop kidding young man!

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whirlwind7:
You are running faster than your shadow

For such technology to be halfway useful, you need to have a solid database of the citizens and aliens in foreigners country first.
That data (which will include a 3D image of each person) is what the facial recognition glasses will be connected to, in order for it to come up with a positive match.

Nigeria doesn't have the data of up to 25% of its citizens yet. Even it doesn't have an accurate population figure, to begin with.

Your stat of less than 25% captured data of Nigerian citizens is ridiculous.

Close to 100million or more Nigerians who use telecom services are captured by the NCC. What about data kept by the Banks, NIMC, INEC, NPC, FRSC, NIS, JAMB, WAEC, Universities etc?? I don't see how these data can't be harmonized. People who aren't already accounted for can be identified and included. I bet that would even be less than the 25% you mentioned.

As for our population figure being inaccurate, it's the same elsewhere. Population figures are only estimates, hence cannot be accurate.

EbukaHades10:
No. Even if I can,i won't b4 ur govt brand me a terrorist

Abeg go sit down, you no get talk.

You think if you do, you will be the first to birth something ingenious in Nigeria.

You seem to know nothing about legacy.

GavelSlam:
Can you make it?

Thank you for asking him that question.

People are responsible for the advancement of any nation. The same cannot be said about us. People here only sit and criticise without wanting to work to bring about that 'new thing' they wish to see in Nigeria.

hakimi1974:
see infantile reasoning.

Very infertile reasoning...as if Dr. Jonathan, Chief Obasanjo, Late Dr. Azikiwe, Gen. Babangida (rtd), Gen. Abdulsalam (rtd), Chief Shonekan, Late Gen. Ironsi were Fulani men.