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Wow, what a gathering. Looks like its going to be a keenly contested election. Good luck to the candidates. But if I have to put money on it, its on Wike. Also, its pretty foolish for people who don't reside or know anything about the state to be making useless statements and predictions. Let Riverians decide, and not all this party partisanship from non-Riverians. |
The international attention this movement is gathering is baffling |
Violence always have its drawbacks. I totally condemn the killing of protesters by the Armed Forces. There are subtle ways to disperse protests. This is not apartheid ![]() Please, those aggrieved enough to carry out reprisal attacks should calm down and move on. Don't make many others suffer cause of the mistakes of a few. And to those promoting an escalation of this by either supporting the military or the secessionists, may thunder fire you there!!! ![]() |
Korede Bello and Di'ja |
Good ![]() Hope the evidence are concrete to prosecute him by law. Cases like them Lamido and co comes to mind. Is the head of the EFCC still facing corruption charges?? Or the head is bad and the rest of the body is good?? *going by some foolish nairalanders logic* |
2 things I found fault in are 1: he never gave us the figure to compare with and clear doubts And 2: bragging about an almost decade old fly over that came to inception before his administration. God bless and help Imo people. |
Honestly, after 3weeks, I expected the issue to have died down by now, but its baffling that the product is still scarce. ![]() Had to still queue up to buy at N120 yesterday because the major marketers that usually sells for N87 had none to dispense. A quick fix is needed before it disrupts the festive holiday season. |
Please do return on time. A lot of ish going on in Nigeria. God speed. |
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I understand the plight of most of these igbos, especially going by comments online and what I've experienced when I was in the North. There's widespread hatred towards them. They don't feel at home in the country. Some even get deported in their own country which is outrageous. And the funny part is that many of those that hate them, also don't want them to leave. Unfortunately, I'm an advocate for a peaceful and united Nigeria. I'm extremely pleased that its been non-violent till now ![]() |
chowlade:I beg to differ |
chukwudi44:Home is where the heart is, and you know what they say...... 'there is no place like home' ![]() |
On the few amazing wealth stories in history. I've always been amazed by Mansa Musa's wealth. 1 man single handedly controling the economy of gold across the Mediterranean. Gold was like sand or wood to him. #Respect!!! |
Shhhieeeeettttttt!!!! This dude is on another level. Oyinbo foolish sha when it comes to internet fraud. Maga must pay |
The part about residents remaining calm and going about their normal business is a bit weird to me ![]() I seriously doubt any Borno resident will feel calm and secure going about their normal business. Hoepfully, the girls are rescued on time. |
Great gesture. Philanthropic individual. Hopefully, many others emulate this. |
arsetalks:No need being partisan with security issues. Boko Haram still controls territories in the North. Hopefully, we'll have total eradication of this menace soon. https://www.naij.com/649795-buharis-deadline-borno-reveals-much-territory-boko-haram.html http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/11/only-one-lga-now-in-boko-haram-territory-says-borno-speaker/ |
Congratulations to the newly promoted officers. Hopefully, they'll carry out their duties diligently. As for the Boko Haramites, no comment. Do whatever suits them, with emphasis on only the guilty. |
The South Korean picture got to me ![]() Female leader, female giving military salute. |
Fireson:Bayero University, Kano |
I'm interested in the returned funds ish. I believe Nigerians would love to know who stole what and what was returned. The entire concept of change was to rid the country of alleged corruption. Shielding criminals from justice is an act of corruption. |
Abeg, Warri dey among? |
ChokolateBoss:Abdulsalami Alhaji Abubakar hails from the Hausa ethnic group and was born on 13 June 1942 in Minna, Niger State. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Abdulsalam_Abubakar |
ChokolateBoss:Dude Abdulsalami Abubakar is Hausa. I wont even get into the Hausa/Fulani hegemony. #Peace |
Very welcomed development!!! ![]() A bunch of illiterates without formal combat training been dealing with the Nigerian Armed forces despite the immense equipments and logistics provided by the GEJ administration. Its embarrassing and disappointing ![]() Na only unarmed civilians na Army dey get power for. Orue!! ![]() |
What the chief said was true. Exactly the way granddad used to tell us when he was alive and king. The war reason is the main reason it is respected till this day, there might have never been an Orogun kingdom without it. The power of this totem super cedes borders as long as an Orogun indigene is concerned. Its can appear far away from home(abroad or other states) either physically or in a dream to warn of impending danger. I pity those bragging about going there to kill and eat it. Aunt still has a scaly ish on her abdomen from resulting her kicking 1 of them in the tummy when she was a little girl. I've also seen an hausa man suffer from killing 1 and hiding it in a sack, the beast kept crying as he was making his way through the village. He had to be stopped and the sack was checked. Long story short, he threw a burial ceremony, bought a lot of appeasement materials before he was free from his bondage. I still love my mum's village over dad's. Orogun is bae. I love the king's selection process. Only the eldest and purest, they don't believe an elder should bow to his junior. Great community. Even the name of my street is a great warrior. Ask around. Ogbu-uku street, Imodje, Orogun. God bless Nigerians. |
I doubt it was sabotage. Because that's the location of the Nigerian Army Base, while Shoprite where the picture was taken from shares boundary with the Nigerian Navy Air station. Navy base on the left, Army base on the right....opposite each other. Could be a matter of wear and tear due to poor maintenance. Hopefully, the authorities act quickly on it. |
I was really impressed by the Prof at the screening. Frankly, I expected a better role for him in the administration. |
Curious to see what they come up with. To those asking about the Nexus, they are not made by google but rather licensed to other OEMs to make, then they offer a pure android experience on it. |
The only woman to be 1st lady of 2 countries ![]() |
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