₦airaland Forum

omenka:
Totally in support. Government officials just used proxies to buy for themselves fragments of PHCN all in the name of privatisation, and now one can't even get 5hours steady electricity in a day. The stuff that went on was one of the biggest frauds accomplished under the outgoing admin and must be revisited.

Privatisation was meant to enhance efficiency and service delivery, but what we are getting is a complete opposite of that.

aumeehn:
oppress ke! proudly Dan Arewa
Nigeria belong to us! God gave us d strength to crush any region we feel like

Buhari 2023
kwankwaso 2031
Atiku 2035
as long as election will hold shikena! buhari is too cool for my liking if na kwankwaso wey win election try nonsense nd he ill show u dat he is the product of Arewa republic!

igbos always crying foul play! hahahaha

superstar1:
Don't you know the difference between "bar" and "ban"?

Na wa o for all these under the mango tree university graduates ooo.

vislabraye:
We saw it coming. After all, Buhari said he stabilise the oil price. Sai.

ExInferis:
The hypocrisy of your contention is nauseating.

1. There is no democracy where majority doesnt always carry the vote, except in a constitutionally anomalous society such as ours with a rotary system of patronage

2. When majority vote a certain way, minority a different way, and the majority wins, its neither oppression nor conspiracy. Its simply a game of numbers. The person who lost must have once won too.

3. There doesnt have to be a conspiracy for a failing dullard to lose elctions. People do sometimes get fed up, you know.

4. There's no nation on earth where national resources are laid claim to by a smaller geopolitical segment. To suggest the economic mainstay of over 170 million should be subject to the ownership whims and caprices of that smaller segment is self destructive. Resources are commonwealth, not fiefdoms. Hold your governors responsible for your quagmire.

Lastly, consider this:

After the ss/se secedes, then what? What happens in the new joint biafra between the igbo and the ijaws, itsekiri, urhobo and the many tribes of new country?

I'll tell you. The game begins all over:

Interests
Oil politics
Tribalism
Elections
Mudslinging
Divisions
Claims of oppression and conspiracy
Skirmishes
Secessionist demands


Its a vicious circle.

Rexnegro:
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midolian:
lyk a sheep without direction, u just interfered in a matter that doesn't concern u. If you continue this way, u surely won't live long

midolian:
pls stop misusing the word "hypocrisy".. You use a word when you know what it means and not because u see pple using it.

FOREXMARTS:
Chief you can't say cultism is everywhere like they are all on a constant level. I have lived in no less than 10 states in this country and i can tell you some places don't even know what u talking about when u say cultism but in other states it's the order of the day. A 7 year old boy you ridicule in such cult ridden states can arrange your drilling with just one phone call. Am not exaggerating.

FOREXMARTS:
Security is bad, cultism is growing by the day.

Ilekeh:
Yoruba man always think with logic in cases like this.
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johnny1980:
And what is so outstanding about this?

What is the number of bed spaces available? What other facilities are available there? I can also build just blocks , paint it and announce to the world that i have arrived.

cnario:
I can't say I'm impressed, looks like the regular hospitals we know.

dutchjongen:
For revealing a fact you resort to personal attacks. Go back to the motor park if you can't be civil and counter the facts I mentioned. Be mature and act your age.

millionaireman:
Like a gentleman people believed he is, if Ihedioha had conceded defeat April 11, and congratulated Okorocha; instead of subjecting people and the electoral system to these new hassles......