Kentursky: My submission stands. Now cry me a lagoon, u Liliputian.
I had hoped you followed your silly submission with counteraction by opening a Pharmacy in Port Harcourt and counter Ebus Pharmacy with the price of N2500. A submission of a church rat has no amen.
Kentursky: Ebus Pharmacy in Port Harcourt that now sells Hydroxychloroquine Sulfate for N50,000 is owned by an Igbo man. The drug was previously sold for N2500 but since that doctor in the US said the drug cures COVID-19, the pharmacy made over 1000% increment.
Is that how Biafra will turn into Dubai in a matter of time if the secession happens?
Biafra my ass! Mind you, am Igbo from Anambra state.
Igbo from Anambra State my foot!!! Even in the God's own country, prices of goods have inched up talk less a zoo such as Nigeria. Please deal with all that come with Wuhan virus pandemic. By the way, Biafra would have surplus of the drug and such price hike would have no room. You are in a zoo for crying out loud.
hidhrhis: True talk Come and fight for ur people here Kanu come and lead us to our freedom Come to Nigeria and lead us as a true leader
Their won't be election come 2023 We biafrans will fight to establish our country We will get Viagra before December Mark my words
The ipobs all have conflicting ideology Some are hoping kanu will come and fight for his people but kanu is really scared
The second part is the nairalanders online fighters,online soldiers They sit down in their room typing rubbish,bragging but to organise a protest and help their moo-moo leader they won't do that I know they will quote me but Im very weak in online fighting What really makes me laugh the most is that ipobs still believe the u.s and Donald Trump will come and give them Viagra They believe they will get it through their radio programme and online ranting 100 years to come una no fit get viagra talkeless of biafra
The day Nnamdi Kanu will come to fight, goons will ever regret calling him to come for a fight. Be mindful the fight you are yarning shell never be fought on your silly terms.
A contractor will execute project for government from start to finish,without collection a dime?Use his own money 100%?. Not even mobilisation fee that most times had covered the real project cost?
Not even Julius Berger can do a project for government without collecting a dime.
No, you are the full dullard in this discussion. If a jackass thinks that governments in Nigeria pay out the so-called mobilization fees, why has every dingbat such as you not into construction business? I knew a compound ninny such as you have not even stayed in a room where major construction contract is discussed. Have a full dullard such as not heard that major issue with mobilization fees in places like Nigeria is reimbursement of the mobilization fee? Most Nigerians show their idiocy on issues they know absolute nothing about.
What happened to Yari.ba? It is one of the major ethnic groups in Nigeria. There are Igbo, Hausa, Fulbe and Kanuri on the list yet Yari.ba is not. Even its number slot is around the bottom of the list but for its sophistication, it should be move up by default.
UniqueDennis: Sometimes i have wondered which language Nigeria or Nigerians would have adopted as its formal lingua franca if we were colonised like a few nations in Africa like Ethopia for instance..
Considering that Nigeria is a highly ethnically diverse nation with also a proportional number of complex languages, it would seem plausible that we would have adopted a common foreign / local language due to our diversity...
But which language would that have been? English, French, Spanish, German, Swahili or one of our local languages like Hausa... And if we hadnt adopted any lingua franca for instance, how would the absence of not having a common language or lingua franca affected the way we interacted with each other especially during inter-tribal marriages and out general way of life as a nation...
Just want to get a public opinion on this.. thanks
Nigerians and their stream of thought seemed to defy reality. If there was no colonization, Nigeria would not have existed. It is a waste of time thinking about the formal lingua franca in place that never existed.
Miracle1991: I have never seen where contract are completed without paying a dime in Nigeria. Kalu is a shameless liar. Anywhere corruption is mentioned kalu name must appear.
You are as a shameless liar as you claimed Kalu to be. It is apparent you have not even bided for a contract in Nigeria talk less execute one.
dignity33: The problem with Nigeria is inability to hear from the other side of story forgetting that many newspaper company and bloggers in Nigeria today are agents of government used as a blackmailers. That's why they were able to decieve by Saharareporter Sowore during Goodluck Jonathan regime and choose to vote the worst administration you can think of anywhere in the world.
Bro you are very correct. Why would NDDC allow to exist when it cannot pay for road construction contracts it awarded? The first major business of NDDC is community improvement. The issue of money being misplaced has no place in an entity such as NDDC which can easily tablet contracts warded and paid.
I like Akwa Ibom very much maybe due to my forays while in secondary school. In addition, the seemingly majority, in this case Ibibio, appear not to mind who sits in the government house in Uyo. Unlike Imo State where certain goons will want the occupation of the government house in Owerri and still want all forms of development to start from their area.
Hunchogee: It thus bro...just do more research..e.g Ethiopia Air, NNPC, Saudi Aramco, CC CHINA
ETC BRO
Most governments in developing countries or countries run by socialists and communists own must corporations in those countries. Also countries such as Nigeria where the funds are shared from the central government tend to own companies rather than create enabling conditions. It is very funny that governors of the states in Nigeria are involved in the payment of civil servant's salaries.
It is complete display of idiocy and worse sense of imitation for African dude in general and Nigerian dude in particular to give girls a flower as complimentary.
PrinceMajestic: It seems only blood shed of the stupid parasites can guarantee us the liberty. Yoruba, Hausa, Igbo all depending on our oil and oppressing us but just 1 day will be for the great Niger delta. We remember how WAZOBIA forces killed late niger delta activist Isaac Adagaboro after betraying him, We can't continue to feed a stupid religious country who will not respect our cultural values but collect our resources our culture blesses us with. When I am reminded how these parasite tribes listed above leech on the innocent small Niger delta I get infuriated and my heart is filled with hatred for the parasite tribes leeching on us.
This topic does not call for participation of every goon in Nigeria. The area officially declared as Niger Delta by the federal government of Nigeria had more Igbo ethnicity than any other ethnicity in the area. The stream of thought or lack thereof you expressed in the above post indicates the source of backwardness found in the so-called Niger Delta.
If a structure is designed to fail, no amount Jesus name invoked in prayers can save the structure. Nigeria is configured for certain section to remain perpetually degraded and for undiscerning onlookers to blame their not-too-smart leaders.
RuudVanNisteroy: Niger Delta Will Look Like Dubai If Funds Properly Utilized. The fantastical corruption going on in NDDC is just a microcosm of what goes on in the Local government and State level in the Niger Delta. The elite corner all the resources and live the rest of the population in abject poverty.
Nik77: The Member Representing Degema/Bonny Federal Constituency in the House of Representatives, Hon. Doctor Farah Dagogo has advocated that the oil producing communities in the Niger Delta should be allowed to control their resources, just like the communities in the North control their gold. He opined that the communities should be allowed to either refine independently, or take their oil to any choice refinery and sell at the international rate; and pay tax to the federal government as entailed in a true federal system.
The Honour Member further noted that certain northern communities in Zamfara, Adamawa, Bornu and other such states that have huge deposits of gold, are allowed to explore their resources to the benefit of the communities and their people; while the case of the Niger Delta seems different, as the federal government does the exploration in partnership with some giant multinational oil companies. Despite the massive level of environmental devastation and ecological damage experienced by the people, the federal government only gives 13% derivation to the state and local governments in the Niger Delta.
Hon. Farah Dagogo criticised the federal government on the Presidential Artisanal Gold Mining Development Initiative (PAGMDI) and other federal policies relating to natural resources. He explained that the North has enjoyed community exploration of certain natural resources, such as above 27 billion barrels of bitumen, 2.23 tonnes of limestone, 14 million tonnes of barites, above 1 million tonnes of zinc-lead, etc. The Northern community people constantly explore for these natural resources including raw gold; they lower themselves into huge tunnels and large pits in turns to explore these resources.
Similarly, the law maker questioned that if majority of gold deposits are in the North as claimed, does it mean that the records cannot be made public to allow for the generality of Nigerians to invest in the sector? Unlike in the Niger Delta where all the major tribes have reasonably high stakes in the oil and gas industry. Thus, he criticised the secrecy behind the PAGMDI scheme as he described it as a smokescreen designed to favour the Northern region of Nigeria, by giving them resource control. While the South has been advocating for resource control for so many years without any headway.
The point is, if the federal government could come up with such PAGMDI scheme which regulates and allow the northerners to control their gold by exploring and distribution; were miners can conclude with their activities and subsequently sell to Central Bank of Nigeria at N268 million per 12.5kg of gold bar, and pay tax to the federal government. This seems like the direct opposite of what is happening in the Niger Delta; and for the purpose if equity, fairness and social justice, the Niger Delta should also be given total resource control were the host communities can pay tax to the government.
Nice try Farah Dagogo but you cannot eat your cake and have it. The so-called forbearers sold their destiny on cheap plate all in the name to spite Ndigbo. It is utter foolish to destroy your neighbor of many years because a faraway stranger told you to do so. It is waste of time to repair a broken adult.
ThatFairGuy1: I've been expecting you with your lies about slum in Oshogbo
You are the one full of lies. Oshogbo or Osogbo really got me going in 1979. Although it was one-road-city just like Abeokuta then but it has what keeps a young fellow thinking about the city.
Gabkosh: [s][/s]OSU , children of hate. Awolowo was a bloody civilian.
The idiot that called himself soldier but ran at the middle of the night dressed like sisi is a great shame and disgrace to any army across the world.
Where is your pig master, he's busy shouting in foreign land, why did not come back to show himself.
Awolowo rotten bone is far better and valuable, tell us how valuable is anyone in your lineage.
Abobaku, a child of hate. Awolowo was a bloody civilians yet he performed a miracle at Ore when allegedly persuaded Lt Col. Victor Banjo to abandon his order to reach Lagos in 1967.
Obalatule: it seems Yoruba are very insultive in nature but complain a lot about insults, I ll overlook all that..... Please what does Ikenne mean in Yoruba?
You could not be more correct. It is a second nature to Yari.ba folks. They are equally loudmouthed. I know this instance from first hand because I spent considerable time in Yari.ba land.
Since the migration of Yari.ba alongside the Fulani to the northwest and north central of Nigeria before their eviction from north central to southwest of Nigeria by their neighbors, Islam has always being the choice religion of the Yari.ba peeps.
laiperi: Who can believe that Banjo could become the greatest Biafran Soldier ever!
This Soldier and his troops captured the whole of Mid-West. Sent a General Who or on bicycle ride through the Bush to escape to Lagos.
He got pompous and tried the same magic until his whole Battalion, Regimen were stopped by less than 20 soldiers led by Iluyomade at Ore.
Rest in peace. He was paid back at HOME by Ojukwu Firing Quad. Another lesson learned.
From the above crap, one can safely say you know little or nothing about the subject matter. Banjo was not even trained as a combatant soldier though he later re-commissioned. There was no General who rode a bicycle through the bush to Lagos. The only officer who rode bicycle to escape the onslaught of the Biafran soldiers was a Lieutenant Colonel named David Ejoor. Lt R Iluyomade was an S&T dude who could not remember the day he enlisted in army yet claimed the result of operation spearheaded by the newly formed 8th battalion of Nigerian army under Major Ochefo.