OKorowanta:


Your sister nor dey among them naim make the word negotiation be like bitter cola for your ears.

ijebuloaded:

Which one is Buhari now?
Try receive sense bro

Asiwaju9ja:


Oh Ok, now I fully understand why some people think that Chibok Kidnappings is a scam. How Can you as an Adult think that Just 30 Soldiers would suffix for Boko Haram to Release the 21 girls. 30 Soldiers Killed for Nothing. Which would have been better for BOKO HARAM? 30 Dead Soldiers or $30million, 30 Dead Soldiers or 200 Boko Haram Fighters? Either way the Government did not tell you what they exchanged for the girls. Interest of the State or National Interest if you ask me.

Now if you are very conversant with the whole BH issue, you will know that the BH is divide and their are various camps with Leaders of those camps. You will also remember that the girls are scattered amongst these camps(according to reports) What if Some Camps by reason of starvation and dire need of supplies(Becos govt don cut of their supplies) decided to cash in on this opportunity to survive or make money and disappear with some of the girls in their camps? and other camps have decided to follow suit?

My Brother Think,

Asiwaju9ja:


Even America when teach you to talk like this negotiated,Negotiates and is Negotiating with TERRORISTS.

http://www.longwarjournal.org/archives/2015/12/us-continues-to-push-for-negotiations-with-taliban-despite-direct-ties-to-al-qaeda.php

http://www.usnews.com/opinion/blogs/world-report/2013/07/02/obama-wrong-to-negotiate-with-taliban-in-afghanistan

Think My Brother Think. What if one of the Girls was your Sister, yes that one you Love so much.

Asiwaju9ja:


Even America when teach you to talk like this negotiated,Negotiates and is Negotiating with TERRORISTS.

http://www.longwarjournal.org/archives/2015/12/us-continues-to-push-for-negotiations-with-taliban-despite-direct-ties-to-al-qaeda.php

http://www.usnews.com/opinion/blogs/world-report/2013/07/02/obama-wrong-to-negotiate-with-taliban-in-afghanistan

Think My Brother Think. What if one of the Girls was your Sister, yes that one you Love so much.

Asiwaju9ja:


Even America when teach you to talk like this negotiated,Negotiates and is Negotiating with TERRORISTS.

http://www.longwarjournal.org/archives/2015/12/us-continues-to-push-for-negotiations-with-taliban-despite-direct-ties-to-al-qaeda.php

http://www.usnews.com/opinion/blogs/world-report/2013/07/02/obama-wrong-to-negotiate-with-taliban-in-afghanistan

Think My Brother Think. What if one of the Girls was your Sister, yes that one you Love so much.

andrearmani1:
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Chief this man is in his late late 40's but he was the most fit commissioner in Imoke's goverment.

LecciGucci:
OMG.
This is amaizing..
Is this happening in this country?

Godemcee:
recently some ipob yoot av been having orgasm over a non-existing southern unity.forcing south south to s.east by force cause they are irrelevant politically.
they open series of thread talking bout why ss should not unite with yoruba,well we don't need any southern unity let everybody fight for itself even though it would benefit the north most but Bleep it we don't care bout anything southern unity with some emotional psychos who still dwell in the past nd have there heart filled with hatred for the great oduduwa tribe.

if we wanna control u all we gotta do is tell u what u want like fayose nd ffk are doing

MAO, you ignored everything i wrote about kemi omololu Olunloyo, how igbos will eventually save femi fani kayode from going to prison, how Fayose is using biafra agitation for Pdp'sresurgence.Instead you went back to Awolowo.See why should yoruba envy igbos that are trooping en masse to our lands?See we control the media my friend, the only media you control are the lies you guys manufacture and dish out on radio biafra. you create those lies and only your region believes them.Lies like Michelle Obama supporting biafra, Benjamin netayanhu threatening to attack nigeria, Vladimir Putin sending missiles to Nigeria. You mean you control the media with igberenews, trentonline.. LMAO even the platform you are saying these rubbish was created by a yoruba man.You see, we even gave you a platformSee guy, we control you guys.Mind you, all those rubbish you wrote about Awolowo doesn't erase Awolowo's legacy in the western region.Awolowo did his best to protect Yoruba land from invasion in the hands of the biafran army.You wanted to capture lagos since that was the heart of Nigeria, you have always set your eyes on lagos. You havealready begun your march en route Ore.We didn't want to join the war initially but you gave us no option than to defendour land.Yorubas involment in the war was to defend our land from you guys, that was the same reason Eastern minorities and mid western joined the fight against biafra.We couldn't allow you to colonize usAnyway that's not the topic. The topic is that yorubas don't need an alliance with the igbos since we can simply control you through your emotions. Lobatan

God bless south west,God bless the best side

astana1:
I was born in Lagos state and have spent most of my life in the southwest but I am actually Hausa. I Have never been to the south-east or south-south part of Nigeria despite having many friends from the region. I had been to practically every region apart from the SE AND SS.

As the saying goes, experience is the best teacher and nothing prepares you for the unknown as much as the NYSC does. I remember the day i got my Call up letter like it was yesterday. We had all gathered in front of the faculty officers office awaiting our turns to get called in for our Posting letters. Many people came out of the office rejoicing and this gave me a little bit of hope but boy was i wrong. I knew i wasn't going to get what i expected when i noticed the countenance of the officer as he handed the letter to me.As I stared down at my call up letter with the bold words written on it 'A State in the South east', I couldn't help but let the flow of mixed feelings come through. At first i was dazed, then slowly the reality of my situation began to creep in. I could feel my heart shredding into several pieces with every beat. This was probably due to the negative stories (kidnapping, fraud and etc) and pictures I had heard and seen in the media. While others were rejoicing about their states of deployment, I simply walked to a corner to let hot tears that had welled up in my eyes fall freely.

At that moment, Google became my best friend and the Nigerian Map became my Companion. Who knew the southern Province occupied about 1/3 times the size of Nigeria? Before then, i didn’t….lol!. Since desperate times requires desperate measures, lots of things went through my mind with the first being how to change my state of deployment but since i wasn't married, Heavily pregnant or sick & living with a serious health condition, my hopes of changing my state of deployment flew out the window, my fate had been sealed.

I Had my camp in Enugu and was posted to Calabar.[i][/i]
On getting to Enugu state, I found the place to be Dirty and rowdy. The camp was even worse than most of the NYSC camps I had visited in other states (mine included). My roommates were fun and lively. Fortunately for me, 3 of us were from the same department in school, so we kinda had an upper hand in bonding with the others.

After finally completing the registration process at my PPA, I was so uncomfortable and angry. The lodge I was provided was tiny and stuffy,
and at night the mosquitoes came en masse on their power bikes. My first night was dreadful, I couldn’t sleep. Throughout the night, I made a
mental note on getting a new apartment the
next day. The next day I asked around for where I could get an apartment around my PPA. I finally got one and I spent two days buying stuffs and tidying the place up.

In summary, It was a horrible expireInce, everyone there was abrasive and were not polite. They always tried to deceive people. I will never wish that experience on anyone.

nduchucks:
Kabiyesi sir

SeunWedsLinda:
you just got trolled




@topic, I am igbo but envy the massive development Lagos is witnessing. Lagosians surely have reasons to be happy.

Carter4luv:
President Buhari has revealed some key things he will fix before leaving office. While speaking at a meeting with the director, Global Upstream of Shell Oil Company at the State house, Abuja, on Tuesday, October 25, he revealed these three key things.
Here they are:

1. Accountability During the meeting President Buhari made it clear that his determination to return Nigeria to the “good old days of accountability” was still on track. He also said that he would make sure all public office holders in Nigeria are held accountable. This has been shown in his continued war against corruption. President Buhari gave the reason for his tough stance on corruption and accountability, saying: “It is only by doing this that investor morale and confidence will return, and the economy will be positioned on the path of growth.” READ ALSO: After APC ends blame game, PDP launches attack




2. Niger Delta As part of the meeting which included the Shell company’s concern with security of oil infrastructure in the Niger-Delta. the president urged them that militancy in the Niger Delta was another thing he would fix before he left office. He commended the Shell company for their continued faith in the Nigerian economy, giving them assurances on some issues of concern raised by the company. He then assured that his government would continue to prioritize security and also dialogue with the stakeholder-communities in the Niger Delta will continue. He also called for continued protection by the Nigerian Navy in view of repeated threats of attack by militants. READ ALSO: After Avengers destroyed pipeline, Buhari meets with Shell Company (photos)




3. Electricity Also, the president assured that the matter of epileptic power supply was one he had plans to fix before he left office. He said he would surely solve the country’s perennial electricity problem. This promise is in tandem with the statements he made in March 2016, when he said: “In the three years left for this administration we have given ourselves the target of ten thousand megawatts distributable power. In 2016 alone, we intend to add two thousand megawatts to the national grid.” Meanwhile, only yesterday, Monday, October 24, President Buhari met with governors who are members of the All Progressives Congress (APC). The meeting took place at the Presidential Villa in Abuja.

uzoclinton:
During the opening of the 8th National Council on Industry, Trade and Investment in Abeokuta, Ogun state. Former president of Nigeria Olusegun Obasanjo speaking on Nigeria recession, had this suggestions to give.
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1. Increase the volume of trade both internally and externally and the establishment of a commodity exchange to ensure stability in the prices of agricultural produce.

2. Put in place an aggressive coastal shipping system to boost Trans-African trade with other countries on the continent from the current 12 per cent to about 22 per cent.

3. Spend less on goods that the nation could do away with, earn more from the manufacturing sector and borrow to finance critical sectors of the economy.

4. Encourage Financial discipline, and also the political will to implement the various policies and programmes of the government aimed at taking the country out of recession.

5. Constituency projects by members of the National Assembly,  must be put to stop.

http://listwand.com/2016/10/nigeria-needs-to-do-these-5-things-to-get-out-of-recession-obasanjo/

aresa:
I see Lagos overtaking Nigeria as the largest economy in Africa in less than 5 years...

techcloud:

Beauty is in the eyes of the beholder. Live and let live...

Upritman:
Versatile Reporters has confirmed the death of two young men perceived to be assassins who were on a mission to kill the newly appointed Caretaker Committee Chairman of Emohua Local government
Area of Rivers State, Hon. John Wokoma at his residence.
The Chairman was reported to have escaped unharmed while two of the assassins were killed by the men of the Nigeria Police Force attached to his official residence.
Meanwhile the state police command said investigation has began to unravel those behind the incident as well as getting other members of the gang that escaped.

Source: www.versatilereporters.com/2016/10/suspected-assassins-killed-in-rivers.html

hadecole159:


Tought I was the only one seeing it



Even though some people would say am hating

JBoss25:
I know the guy his name is chukwuma igboo kwenuu!

ikemesit4477:
na u sabi!