₦airaland Forum

gbugbru:
Please don't believe this statement as it doesnt have a foundation nor reliable source....

PeaceGord:
Well. Buhari is already dead

Nowenuse:
Your post OP is a very correct and true one.

The truth is that not just you southnerns are resenting this fact, a lot of middlebelters and northern christians are also victims.
Any middlebelter or northern minority who must go places or rise high must be a mouthpiece of the Hausa-fulanis and the funniest thing is that northern minorities outnumber Hausa-fulanis even in the north, but they (hausa-fulanis) have used religion, the emirate system and geo-zoning to divide northern minorities and frustrate the independent MIDDLEBELT STRUGGLE and identity just the same way they are brainwashing many yoruba muslims.

The truth is that unless the south can unite as one and include we middlebelters (especially christians), Hausa-fulanis will continue to rule and dominate our lives forever and ever.
Hausa-fulanis had the largest kingdoms and Sultanate when the British came and they were more exposed and enlightened than the rest of us at that time. So they did a lot to secure their interests permanently in the future of Nigeria forever. Our fathers did not secure ours and we are paying for this.

Gunlawz:
hello....plz like hw much do i need to hold to register, pay all exemptions and write proffessional papers...i have my Ican but i have nt been inducted...do i need to wait for induction bfre i can register and start writing Acca?

coputa:
It's not only through food that one can be poisoned,you can step or sit on it, the evil doer can even shake your hands with it.it's only God almighty that protects.

ZACHIE:
Loading up for your parents and family.....raggedy piece of wood. Unfeeling malarkey.

casiello:
He has ACA (ICAN).
OP, broaden your horizon. Go for finance, it's a no brainer.

Deprofessional:
Please elaborate more on your statements above. I want to learn more.

****The moderator has banned me from comment using dereformer, hence my new name.***

martinosi:
Masters in Finance and Business Management should be o.k and make sure you learn about
International Trade Finance & Business Relations before you finish that Course.....

toptop:
To make a valid contribution, one needs to know your personal career goal. We are waiting.

JoyceMeyersFan:
Get Dale Carnegie's book.. 'effective public speaking'. Don't know of any school though

AnonyNymous:
Patriotic9jaboy
Since the 1914 amalgamation, too much has happened. From the first Igbo coup to Awo's betrayal of Ojukwu to date, the South has been divided deeply. What you're calling for sounds nice and rosy but it isn't feasible.
The British should've never amalgamated the North and the South. I have nothing against Northerners, and we are all Nigerians now, but the mere fact that they set up completely different ruling systems in the two protectorates, was, to me, a reason why we have failed to get along since independence. The indirect rule in the North allowed them to preserve their structure, and nothing really changed for them compared to the direct rule in the South.
So many things have happened since independence and it'll take far more than sweet words to unite the South again. The south is bitterly divided. That's just my observation. A mature person can quote me if they have any opposing views and let's talk.

DeviIhimself:
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shatap the main issue worth discussing is the current state of this useless country under a useless worthless president

neolboy:
Elders drawn from the three major tribes in Benue state have urged President Muhammadu Buhari to declare Fulani herdsmen’s invasion of the state as well as the gruesome massacre of villagers by the armed herders as act of insurgency and label the perpetrators as terrorists to be routed by the military.

They “observed that these invading Fulani Herdsmen have been allowed to bear sophisticated assault weapons unchallenged which is against all our extant laws.

The perpetrators and sponsors of such heinous crimes against humanity must be brought to justice.”

The elders explained that the meeting was necessitated by “the armed invasion and occupation of their land by Fulani herdsmen and the wanton killing of their people, destruction of homes and farmlands, raping of their wives and daughters in 15 Local Government Areas.

According to them, “The delay in setting up the Presidential Investigation Panel promised by the President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria is becoming worrisome.

While carpeting the federal and state government for being unable to address the menace, the forum noted that the Fulani Herdsmen and Farmers conflict in Benue State, which started over two decades ago, has escalated from mere conflict to an invasion and occupation agenda amounting to terrorism.

“The inability of the President, the nation’s Army and Police Chiefs, and the Governor of Benue State to visit the worst affected communities of Agatu and the other aforementioned where recent mass murder attacks were carried out for on the spot assessment of the level of devastation indicates lack of seriousness deserving of the crisis.

This assertion is supported by the careless utterances of Governor Tanko Al-Makura of Nassarawa State that the attacks were mere “skirmishes” that could not be tagged genocide. This is also demonstrated by the Inspector General of Police, Mr. Solomon Arase who, with neither evidence nor a visit to any affected area, claimed that the reported casualty figure of 300 dead people in the Agatu attack was exaggerated.”

The elders urged the FG to tighten security and put in place measures to protect the country’s porous borders to prevent further continuous and uncontrolled entrance of international criminal elements, herdsmen and arms.

They urged the National Assembly to commence a public hearing on the Fulani herdsmen’s threat to national security without delay while the state lawmakers should enact laws to criminalize open grazing as it directly conflicts with the livelihood of Benue people which is crop farming.

“The Benue State Government should as a matter of urgency constitute an inclusive Judicial Panel of Enquiry for a public hearing on the state of security in Benue State.

“The office of the National Security Adviser should as a matter of urgency address the nation on the state of insecurity in the country particularly as it relates to the activities of Fulani Herdsmen.

“We advise that all relevant government agencies saddled with the responsibilities of home land security begin the process of disarming Fulani Herdsmen across the country to avoid a counter arms buildup by helpless communities in self defense.

“All Herdsmen in Benue State should relocate immediately to allow our farmers go to their farms without fear of being attacked as the farming season approaches in order to avoid severe famine next year.

“Our people and land owners particularly traditional rulers and chiefs should hence forth stop leasing our land for grazing purposes whether on a temporary basis or otherwise.

“Government should put in place infrastructure in form of good access roads to facilitate easy access of security operatives to these remote areas which are often subject of attack by these marauders.”

The forum called on the International community to rise to their plight by enforcing their fundamental human rights in the face of the incessant invasion of their land and killing and maiming of their people.


source:dailypost.ng/2016/03/30/declare-fulani-herdsmen-terrorists-now-benue-elders-task-buhari/

KolaShangOne:
This your caption.. Someone would have thought it's one serious question you want to ask sha.. Not knowing its estimate you want to know.. Lol.

For that building, 0.45 aluminium will cost you about 480- 550k including materials, transport and installation.