₦airaland Forum

asamaigho:
We dont need igbo vote......let igbo go biafra

Then fucck off and go vote for your geriatric president with the IQ of a tadpole .

Those B-1 bombers looks like they carry some enormous nuclear payload.
God bless America.

OSAN, South Korea, Sept 21 (Reuters) - Two U.S. supersonic bombers flew over South Korea on Wednesday, with one of them landing at an air base 40 km (25 miles) south of the capital, the second such flight since North Korea's Sept. 9 nuclear test.

U.S. Forces Korea said the flight by a pair of B-1B Lancer strategic bombers based in Guam was a show of force and of U.S. commitment to preserve the security of the peninsula and the region.

The United States, which has about 28,500 troops in South Korea, flew two B-1 bombers on Sept. 13 escorted by U.S. and South Korean fighter jets in a show of solidarity with Seoul.

The North condemned the earlier flight as an armed provocation that mobilized "ill-famed nuclear killing tools." It did not immediately respond to Wednesday's flight.

The U.S. Air Force said the Wednesday flight was the closest ever to North Korea.

"Today marks the first time the airframe has landed on the Korean peninsula in 20 years, as well as conducting the closest flight near North Korea ever," the U.S. Air Force said on its website which also showed a B-1B bomber landing at the base in South Korea.

The South's Yonhap news agency said the aircraft flew over a U.S. live-fire training site in the Pocheon area bordering the North.

North Korea has ignored global condemnation of its fifth nuclear test on Sept. 9, and this week said it had successfully tested a new rocket engine that would be used to launch satellites, again in violation of U.N. sanctions.

The leaders of the United States and China, which is the North's main diplomatic ally and economic benefactor, condemned the latest nuclear test and pledged to step up cooperation at the United Nations and in law enforcement channels.


U.N. diplomats say the two countries have begun discussions on a possible U.N. resolution in response to the latest nuclear test, but China has not said directly whether it would support tougher steps against North Korea.

China, which has objected to a planned U.S. deployment of a THAAD missile defense system in the South to counter the North's missile threat, called on "all parties to exercise restraint and to avoid any actions that could further escalate tensions."

South Korea's prime minister, Hwang Kyo-ahn, told parliament South Korea wanted existing U.N. sanctions against the North tightened by removing loopholes that allow it to trade in minerals if it is for subsistence.
North Korea has been testing nuclear weapons and ballistic missiles at an unprecedented rate this year, beginning with its fourth nuclear test in January and including the launch of a satellite in February that was widely seen as a test of long-range ballistic missile technology.

The North's test of a new rocket engine for satellite launchers this week was believed to be part of a long-range missile program, according to the South's military.

North Korea's leader, Kim Jong Un, ordered preparations for the launch of a satellite "as soon as possible" on the basis of the successful test, its state media reported.

North Korea this month fired three missiles that flew about 1,000 km (600 miles), and in August tested a submarine-launched ballistic missile that experts said showed considerable progress.

It also launched an intermediate-range missile in June that experts said marked a technological advance for the isolated state after several failed tests.

South Korean Defence Minister Han Min-koo told parliament the North was developing all types of missiles, from short- to long-range, and its advances were "considerable."

http://www.msn.com/en-us/news/world/us-bombers-fly-over-skorea-for-second-time-since-north-nuclear-test/ar-BBwq4wE?li=BBnb7Kz&ocid=iehp

[quote author=NgeneUkwenu post=49544585][/quote]Who cares? na you sabi.
I ain't gonna suffer recession with you.

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Yorubamafia:
Obama doesn't know the reality on ground. People are dying of hunger while thousands are loosing their jobs. Buhari should get ready to relocate to daura in 2019 unless he fails to leave power peacefully like GEJ. This suffering is too much

Ironically, the people on nairaland that wants him to continue are from regions suffering the worst impact of recession where people steal pot of amala and ewedu and other nonsense.

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Was that how obama governed during america's period of recession ? Because he definitely wouldn't have won re-election following buhari's template.
I am sure obama must have said that as a tongue in cheek after-all he is already leaving the white house. No need for controversial comments.

NgeneUkwenu:
Buhari's Popularity Is only sagging among the IPOB Yoots Who didnt even Vote him..

Why not jusxatpose it to the entire Igbo nation since that is what you were meaning to say.
Buhari was rejected by the entire Igbo nation and will not get up to 1% in 2019.

Jokers .
Inferior powers trying to have a say.
Does Russia even have a credible navy?lol

This is getting too much.
One naijerianists and their fellow deluded hordes better call these people to order. A benue-style raid would not/should not be tolerated, and the best possible decision should be taken regardless of how palatable..

sarrki:
Congrats


Silent achiever

If na dem now u go here serious noise

But I know they will soon show up to claim na there own

Elumelu is a Yoruba name.
Anu'npama.

Given the fact there has been no single addition to generated capacity beyond what jonathan left. And Even the available power plants are threatening to shut down.
So any possible increase in power supply must be due to the rains as usual. Wait till the dry season and get a true feel of things instead of blowing propaganda for the deluded folks.

Devil -like wickedness everywhere.
Why would anybody with a conscience divert materials meant for these IDPs? It is mind-boggling.
One of the few times I believe there is a hell for animals that make the poor suffer.

Sealeddeal:
The major looters in Nigerians are either Hausa,Fulani or Yorubas. There is not many igbos you can point.
Igbos has not been in position to loot since the end of civil war.

Even before the civil war, there was no Igbo military head of state that was said to have looted.

lexiconkabir:
So your government only has rice to offer?

No .
It has food abundance and low cost of living to offer.

Shym3xx:
Lmao @ pain me loool.

I just had to bury ya uncouth arse and spit in ya face lol. You're the one in abject poverty not me.

Next time when you finally evolve and become civilised (something that will take you 50 years to attain cos you're Eboe since ya forebears were still running around nak3d in the 1930s and eating one another while being slaves to minority groups), you will counter whatever I posited with something sensible worth debating lol.

Go chew on this.

nigga tone down with the lies.
Igbos dominated their regions across the present day SE/SS terrains though not as a single empire but as semi-autonomous groups. Have you not heard of jaja of opobo?
The benin empire expanded westwards to yorubaland and stiil holds some historical rights to the ownership of lagos.

But this woman get mouth o.
Regardless of whatever grudges, I still can't believe Nigeria let her go just like that even in this time of recession.
The global companies and funds and personalities she has access to is enough to bring Nigeria out of recession.

damn.
An akwaibom girl with a naturally inspired as$. Heavenly.
I would pay top dollar just to get her on doggie or a reverse cowgirl.

And how is this news? And how does this benefit the average Igbo man or change anything in Nigeria.?
No sense on nairaland at all.

sarrki:
I pray that your eyes of

Understanding will be opened . So that you know that

you will have to live with this till 2023

So it will be better if u are calm and breathe gently

What has he achieved that should guarantee him a re-election?
Is recession and poor policies a favourable voting point, o afonja?

romme2u:
the extremist support part was sarcasm, sorry i should have use an emoticon there. like you have said everybody has the right to throw its weight behind any of the actors but it should not lead to denigrating others as sub-human because he/she is not siding you. everybody does not fancy american citizenship as it does not guarantee wealth and happiness.

about all the ills facing Nigeria, u should remember that rome was not built in a year and it took america atleast a hundred years plus to come to limelight. Nigeria is taking its baby steps and we are learning from the errors of our past. most big nations at early stages grapple with leadership tussle which is what is stalling Nigeria's growth presently and we are working to evolve a suitable model which would reduce power tussle and put us on the part of greatness.

America along with the united kingdom created the baby steps of modern technology. Ofcourse they had to grow through trial and error. No serious nation today grow through so-called baby steps since everything is already available.
China became what it is today in just 3 decades. Singapore and Malaysia were third world nations in the 70s and 80s.
Qatar and india were hopeless jungles in the 80s. It didn't take them centuries for them to grow and develop.
Nigeria on this current path with its current leadership system and chaotic national direction will never develop to any appreciable standard in the nearest future. Maybe a few improvements here and there but no significant development. It would still be what it is.

blackjack21:
I'll assume that's not directed toward me because, I believe that you comprehend very well when I said it's about people getting killed, that it's about humanity...

Just as I also very well understand what you have been saying, which can be put in other words as- since country C is receiving aids from A, and receives nothing from country B, it's alright if country A decided to wage war and kill people in country B. That country C should care more about protecting it aid stream flow and not say a word against country A..

That's what you are saying, and it makes sense to you?

But country B does not give a whit about you and would lick American balls if the situation were reversed. Besides Country B is governed by a mad man who uses nerve gas on his own people and which the US wants out.
Focus on your country and leave Syrians alone. The Syrian politics is complicated. There are very innocents there since most of them have joined one side or the other committing atrocities against each other.
Antagonizing the US who have being the main stay of your country for decades because of another country(who doesn't care one bit about you) far away is foolish. Nigeria has enough problems on its own.
International politics is not selfless, like I said before. Not the US, Russia or any other power. They all are fighting to protect certain strategic selfish interests.

Beautiful woman.
Ifeanyi should look linda side na and do the needful . As a billionaire gentleman , no much wooing is required.
Polygamy is allowed in Nigeria after-all.

blackjack21:
Firstly I'm about humanity not some country affiliation bullshit.
I know enough people who die from HIV, and they die so broke due to their medical bills.
Those aids are for political hold, and I believe we can live sufficiently without it.

I can live with the fact that people are dying due to sickness than people being murdered.

The day we stop looking out for each other that is the day we lose our humanity.

I'll appreciate any help I desperately need, but I'll never accept that someone has to die for me to get that help.

I'd rather silently watch sick people die than watch people get killed, without saying a word.

And more emotional nonsense.
I didn't see this sentiment when assad was using nerve gas on his own people, or when Russia annexed a sovereign country illegally. No single condemnation from the useless putinophiles on this forum.
Because the US is involved we now start hearing sob stories everywhere as if you guys really care. As long as it checkmates American interest(good or bad) that is all you care about.
Yes, US aids don't come without conditions. If you don't want it, FINE, but don't come crying when everything has gone awry.
There is no father Christmas anywhere.

kITATITA:
[size=14pt] Did you read the figures? We can't afford it. That said, Obama was also criticised and the government barely avoided a shutdown. [/size]

Vey smart of you being bogged down in raw figures without comparing it in relative terms. yeye.
You see how proactive Obama was with initiating policies to quickly change things .That is how a good president is known. And unlike buhari, Obama had to contend with a very divided congress dominated by the opposition.

Fat oafs living the Nigerian dream while majority suffer in lack and hunger

ucsparks:
[size=15pt] Truth be told,,, people who look at stuffs like this are people living in poverty. A very comfortable Nigerian living his dreams doesn't really care what the government says or does not to talk of looking at what someone is putting on...... Chai , he's probably too busy chasing money na [/size]

Third world ideology.
Keep chasing 10% of money when 90% have been stolen blind.

flokii:
Really?

And which country might that be

Definitely not Nigeria.

flokii:
Ok na.. we go see who go suffer am pass

Definitely, not me. We have don't have such a flagrant display of corruption in my adopted country.
Anti-corruption agencies and the free press works here.