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Crime › Re: Chidinma Ojukwu Arrives Court Today Looking All Fresh (Photos) by discusant: 4:31pm On Nov 16, 2021
SiggyNG:
Update from

The trial of Chidinma Ojukwu, the prime suspect in the murder case of Super TV boss, Usifo Ataga, continued today November 16, at the Lagos State High Court, Igbosere after the case adjourned yesterday.

This video shows her leaving the court house yesterday with her classy catwalk

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fFxPZ4P1JpE

Here are photos of Chidinma arriving the court this morning.

https:///chidinma-ojukwu-arrives-court-today-looking-all-fresh-photos/
Usifo raped her once; wanted to rape her for the 2nd time, she overreacted which led to Usifo’s death.
Crime › Re: Camila Marodin Orders Fatal Gang Hit On Her Husband In Brazil by discusant: 4:22pm On Nov 16, 2021
Starzo:
Go and 'enjoy' life in Venezuela .
Come back and tell us the story.

Small children don liter this place aswear.
Venezuela is far much better than Nigeria.

You will not agree because of cheap cash from crude oil coming your way in Nigeria.
Crime › Re: Camila Marodin Orders Fatal Gang Hit On Her Husband In Brazil by discusant: 11:22am On Nov 16, 2021
ArchiLimited:
South America and deadly gangs...so inseperable. Everywhere in the world has it's own problem. Nigeria and...
Nigeria’s problems are worst in the world.


No other country in the world has worse problems than Nigeria.
Politics › Re: Governor Zulum,senator Ndume Visits Bola Tinubu (Photos) by discusant: 10:55am On Nov 16, 2021
OLAADEX:
PHOTOS: Governor of Borno State, Professor Babagana Zulum and Senator Ali Ndume visit APC National Leader, Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu earlier today in Abuja.
For perpetuation of the drive for a Nigeria to be governed with Islamic Sharia criminal justice system, that’s all about the northern Muslim politicians springing up Muslim Tinubu to succeed Muslim President Buhari.
A Muslim does not succeed Muslim president, Christian does not succeed a Christian president in Nigeria; a country nearly equally divided between Moslems and Christians.

Political and religious leaders in the 12 northern Sharia States adopted unconstitutional Islamic Sharia criminal justice system beginning 1999.

Boko Haram emerged shortly after and says that it’s fighting for a Nigeria to be governed with Islamic Sharia criminal justice system.

Islamic Sharia criminal justice system includes stoning women to death for adultery, death for apostasy, cutting the hands of thieves.
Politics › Re: List Of Casualties Of Lekki Tollgate Shooting - Judicial Panel by discusant: 10:32pm On Nov 15, 2021
OssyMalik:
The next question is who sent the soldiers to kill them?

The world is watching.

Thunder fire Lai Mohammed and everyone in Buhari”s Government
Killings to preserve the political status quo in Nigeria. Killings to preserve the skewed and lopsided political structure and unitary government system created by Arewa military dictators to favor Arewa economically and politically.

Is this going to be the last?

Worse is that southern members of Nigeria’s armed have been indoctrinated to kill even their children in order to preserve the false political structure and governance system.
Politics › Re: Boko Haram Seizes Shiroro, Rafi LGAs In Niger State by discusant: 7:34pm On Nov 15, 2021
People in the area must have rejoiced when Sharia criminal laws were adopted in the 12 northern sharia states.


Boko Haram says it’s fighting for a country to be governed with sharia criminal laws.

Unfortunate thing is that many southern politicians gloss over the above facts, they still move for continuation of one Nigeria including the 12 northern sharia states.

Without sabotage of the armed forces by persons in high places who are sympathetic to the aspirations of Boko Haram fighters, Nigeria’s armed forces would have defeated Boko Haram a long time ago.
Politics › Re: Soludo: Education Rescued Me From Generational Poverty (Throwback Photo) by discusant: 6:49pm On Nov 15, 2021
oluwaseyi0:
Even though some people believe education may no longer be the key but with the level of illetracy accompanied senseless killings, religious stupidity and all capital vices in the North I will always rate education as a bedrock or basis for a would-be functional society
But they have successfully exported the north’s senseless killings to the south.

People who place no value in education can’t place value in human life.
Politics › Re: Soludo: Education Rescued Me From Generational Poverty (Throwback Photo) by discusant: 6:44pm On Nov 15, 2021
EBMedia:
Anambra Governor-Elect, Charles Chukwuma Soludo emphasized the value of education as he shared a throwback photo of himself during his university days on his Facebook page, IgbereTV reports.

He said that education released him from what would have become a generational trap in the dynasty of poverty, and turned his life around.

He captioned the photo;


https://www.facebook.com/103104878681389/posts/191905696467973/
But mediocrity has become a proud trade mark of a region in Nigeria; in that region, education and trade are not encouraged.
Taking control of sharing revenues from resources and businesses in the south at the central government is the main preoccupation of the group.
Members of the group only aspire to continue to have grips over Nigeria and its political process through the skewed and lopsided political structure created by military dictators from the group between 1967-1996.
Politics › Re: Obong Of Eket: PDP, APC Want Osinbajo To Succeed Buhari by discusant: 6:33pm On Nov 15, 2021
Echoban:
I taught PDP has scattered this long time since their convention hoping to field a northerner. Then why are u still making it look like it's a new request to filed Igbo Presidency? Not that u even clamoured for this during PDP convention.

Leave APC to do their thing na, or why do u SE feels APC didn't know u guys will vote against them? Last I check I don't think APC is begging SE or SS support to clinch 2023 presidency., Why making it look like they are begging for ur vote huh
Surprising Sha..

You and I know SE will never vote APC and APC has moved on making their coded move to retain the sit of power come 2023.

No dey threatening us, vote Atiku or is there anything more to this that we aren't understanding huh.. nawa o,

Ok, if at all APC wants to field SE, who is there that will make APC win?? None. Even ur people self won't vote ur fellow Igbo if APC fields any by mistake so why the fume undecided

So let them go with there sellable Candidate in Osinbanjo and the likes..
There are able and most qualified Igbo presidential materials in APC. Those Igbos joined from the beginning to form APC .
Among the other presidential aspirants from the SW and the north, who is more qualified than Chris Ngige, Umahi, Rochas Okorocha, Ogbonnaya Onu, etc to succeed PMB?

The fact that SW voted more than the SE for APC in 2015 is no ticket to have a successor to PMB from the SW.

In 1999 when Obasanjo from the SW won presidential election, he hardly won any votes from his SW region.
Politics › Re: Obong Of Eket: PDP, APC Want Osinbajo To Succeed Buhari by discusant: 9:01pm On Nov 14, 2021
Toks2008:
Fiscal federalism or true federalism can be achieved with economic restructuring.

With E restructuring comes resource control and with resource control there will be no need for Biafra or Oduduwa republic cos each state will control what they have and keep a very large % to Foster the growth of the state.

The federal seat will be less attractive cos only a meagre % will be given to it as the federal unit.

That is true federalism as practised by United States.
And you sincerely believe that in the next 100 years, northern politicians shall sign up for Economic Restructuring - resource control? You are aware that it’s not going to be possible, hence you mark time in one Nigeria struggling for your Yoruba to be in control of the resources in Nigeria after PMB.
Politics › Re: FIRS’ N228bn Budget Surpasses NASS, Judiciary, Many States by discusant: 8:40pm On Nov 14, 2021
ijustdey:
https://www.newtelegraphng.com/firs-n228bn-budget-surpasses-nass-judiciary-many-states/
FIRS is the 2nd money generator after crude oil for Nigeria.


The Bullion Van BAT got control of FIRS as gift from PMB for supporting the emergence of Buhari as president.

Who can probe FIRS activity?
Politics › Re: Obong Of Eket: PDP, APC Want Osinbajo To Succeed Buhari by discusant: 8:35pm On Nov 14, 2021
Toks2008:
All those foreign agitators are noise makers. I believe in economic restructuring rather than disintegration and that is what they should clamour for.
You are struggling for your Yoruba to succeed Fulani in Aso Rock in 2023, you talk about ECONOMIC Restructuring while most of the south and middle belt areas clamour for political restructuring and change from unitary government to true and fiscal federalism.?
And what is economic restructuring?
Which one you de?
Politics › Re: Suffering In The East Is On Another Level by discusant: 8:24pm On Nov 14, 2021
Ambaojun:
You should be ashamed of your self, even if you have a problem with your region you decided to bring it here for people like kanofirstson to be making mockery of you. I know you are not a Anambra at all, your one aboki or BBQmanner or even the kanofirstson using that fake moniker to make mockery of igbos but you're a failure cos we ve know your antics,but is no longer working, people are more enlightened now.
They are still on dirty blackmail and propaganda against secessionists.

Their FEARS of possible split of Nigeria are alarmingly increasing.

They deploy all sorts of propaganda online.
Politics › Re: Suffering In The East Is On Another Level by discusant: 8:13pm On Nov 14, 2021
jmoore:
IPOB is allergic to sense. Let Igboland suffer the consequences of IPOB actions. Maybe, the suffering will teach them a lesson not to support IPOB again.
Renounce your adoption of unconstitutional Islamic Sharia criminal laws in the northern sharia states of Nigeria.
IPOB knows the ugly implications of sharing one country with another group which adopted and practices Islamic Sharia criminal laws.

Your ISWAP/Boko Haram Fighters have reduced Nigeria to a war zone from the north to the south.

The ISWAP/Boko Haram fighters are fighting for a Nigeria to be governed with Islamic Sharia criminal laws. They have released prisoners from jails in the country to create insecurity. They are the unknown gunmen. They attack to attract the armed forces to invade the place attacked. How to fight a Jihad using terrorists and government institutions in Nigeria.

Islamists in leadership circles and in the armed forces of Nigeria support the ISWAP/Boko Haram fighters.
Politics › Re: Suffering In The East Is On Another Level by discusant: 8:08pm On Nov 14, 2021
Awka360:
If you live in the East currently u will agree with me our people are really going through hell. The effect of IPOB and security forces violence over the past few months has left Easterners in a pit of suffering.

A great example is in Anambra state,currently the only road leading to other towns from the state capital which houses the security parastatals like State CID,Immigration,Police Quarters is currently blocked because of fear of the rampaging unknown gunmen. This has forced all commercial buses and private vehicles to take another route in which the alternative roads are nothing to write home about. These routes located in Amawbia already have their roads depleting; some already turning into small gullies. It will take the 2022 rainfall to further deepen the gullies.

Commercial drivers and their passengers who have to bear the pains of driving through these alternate bad roads have never had good things to say about the state of the roads in the capital.

Transport fares also didn’t fail to shoot by 200%. A journey which usually takes 5mins now take 30mins. A journey of 5mins which was usually charged for 50 naira earlier this year has gone so high as 150 naira.

The people are not finding it funny on these bad roads. And worse is that the traffic gridlock on these alternate bad routes is on another level.

Now that the Anambra elections are over,We call on the Commissioner of Police of Anambra state and the govt to please open the major road which accommodates commercial vehicles and passengers,so as to ease the suffering of the people or better still fix the alternative routes.

IPOB should also get sense by now. South Easterners are suffering. And if you’re planning on coming home this December,it is better you remain wherever you are because things ain’t so rosy down here. No roads,traffic gridlock everywhere,road blocks by Security forces.
You have a country where greed and parasitic lifestyle would not allow one section to join others to reform the political process of Nigeria for good and for peaceful coexistence between the various regions.
IPOB is not the issue. Islamic terrorists fighting for a Nigeria to be governed with Islamic Sharia criminal laws emerged from the north after political and religious leaders in the 12 northern sharia states adopted unconstitutional Islamic Sharia criminal laws.

It’s a complex problem in Nigeria, with a Jihadi colouration at the background.
Politics › Re: Obong Of Eket: PDP, APC Want Osinbajo To Succeed Buhari by discusant: 7:57pm On Nov 14, 2021
Toks2008:
The igbos are not good politicians... They are only good in business.

You can't say "let is go" and still want to maintain friendship. So let them just stay on the path of secession.
Yoruba Nation agitators are now more determined than the agitators for restoration of Biafra.

Did you watch the video of the slap given to a Yoruba diplomat trying to persuade Yoruba Nation agitators to scale down in New York City during the last UN Heads of Govt Meeting?
The Yoruba diplomat’s eye glasses fell out on the floor as he was dazed by the slap from his fellow Yorubas.
Yorubas are great in business as well.
Politics › Re: Obong Of Eket: PDP, APC Want Osinbajo To Succeed Buhari by discusant: 7:46pm On Nov 14, 2021
Toks2008:
Lol! Then he would have sealed his fate.

He will never have the chance to be the flag bearer in APC again.

It is not as simple as you think.

Osinbajo is the best VP ever to emerge in Nigeria. Look at what he did with that short time Buhari handed over power to him.. Infact he shook the cabals to their narrow that they made sure Buhari never made that mistake again.

He believes in economic restructuring which is the only solution to Nigeria's problem.
Do you forget that it’s the turn of the Igbo to occupy Aso Rock from May 2023?
How come you recommend VP Osibanjo for the job?

FYI, it’s only if north agrees to rotation principle between north and south- that’s how an Osinbajo or any southern presidential candidate can win Nigeria’s presidential election.
A presidential candidate must win 25% of votes in 24 states. No southern presidential candidate can win this if north strongly supports a northern presidential candidate.

But history of rotation shows that it’s the turn of the Igbo to succeed PMB.
So if Yoruba refuses rotation in the south because it’s Igbo turn to succeed PMB, that means that the north will also refuse rotation to enable south produce successor to PMB. At the end, a northerner emerges president to succeed PMB. Atiku is waiting in the wings to see when shall openly Yoruba disagree to having an Igbo to succeed PMB. At that point, Atiku shall exploit the division in the south to clinch the throne.
Politics › Re: Obong Of Eket: PDP, APC Want Osinbajo To Succeed Buhari by discusant: 12:25pm On Nov 14, 2021
Toks2008:
You are so ignorant of the constituted power of the VP
Toks Ogunbuiyi?

Why didn’t Osinbajo resign from office since his constitutional roles were denied him?
Politics › Re: I Salute Their Courage: Buhari Mourns Soldiers Killed By ISWAP Terrorists by discusant: 10:17am On Nov 14, 2021
BeeBeeOoh:
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.pulse.ng/news/local/buhari-mourns-soldiers-killed-by-iswap-terrorists/jzvqwn0.amp
ISWAP is fighting for a Nigeria to be governed with Islamic Sharia criminal laws .

In 2001, Muhammadu Buhari told a large crowd of Muslims in Kaduna that he would not stop fighting until Islamic Sharia criminal laws are used all over Nigeria.
Politics › Re: APGA: FG Suspended Work On Abia Flyover Over Poor Quality Job by discusant: 7:26am On Nov 14, 2021
Igboland:
https://www.vanguardngr.com/2021/11/fg-suspended-work-on-abia-flyover-over-poor-quality-job-apga/
In a supposed federal structure? Feds suspend bridge construction by a state government?

This sounds unbelievable but in Nigeria, there is no limit to abuse of government by Fulani led federal government of Nigeria.
Politics › Re: Obong Of Eket: PDP, APC Want Osinbajo To Succeed Buhari by discusant: 7:11am On Nov 14, 2021
Deputy1111:
Traditional rulers in Nigeria have continued to praise Vice President Yemi Osinbajo.


https://dailytrust.com/pdp-apc-want-osinbajo-to-succeed-buhari-obong-of-eket
A foolish Obong does not understand that from rotation formula, it’s the turn of the Igbo to succeed PMB in Aso Rock.


The Obong does not understand that if rotation is not adhered to, nothing shall make VP Osinbajo win presidential election.

Obong spoke like one of those unintelligent elders from the SS who journeyed to Kaduna in 1967 and begged for non Igbo speaking areas of the old eastern region be carved out of Biafra. Thereafter, all the oil wells in the Southsouth got seized by politicians and soldiers from the north. Pollution from oil exploration ravaged the Southsouth and extends to the southeast.
Politics › Re: Did You Know That Rochas Okorocha Could Dance Like This? (Video) by discusant: 5:10pm On Nov 13, 2021
Sammydanny:
Rochas Okorocha, a former Imo state governor has stunned many people with his dance moves.

The politician who is now the Senator representing Imo West Senatorial district at the 9th Nigerian Senate was recently caught on camera displaying the dance moves in a house believed to be his home.

As expected, the video has begun to trend online.

Watch the video below:

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FL0kmfIJgP0[/flash]
Lol. The Abokii from Igbo who qualifies to succeed PMB, if not that he is Igbo Abokii.

Political correctness depicts that it’s the turn of the Igbo to preside over Nigeria after PMB.


Nigeria’s lopsided political structure necessitates zoning of the presidency between north and south of Nigeria.
Agriculture › Re: The Puff Adder My Workers Killed On My Yam Farm (Pictures) by discusant: 5:07pm On Nov 13, 2021
micellgevity:
One of my workers killed this snake while making yam heaps for me.

Snake Lala. I know this na fp. I go make fp back to back.
In what town was the puff adder killed? It’s very vital to disclose the information, if not, the information is not complete, or even not worth disclosing.
Politics › Re: Femi Adesina: They Said Nothing Was Happening, How About These? by discusant: 3:13pm On Nov 13, 2021
Buhari couldn’t keep peace in Nigeria, but attends peace meeting in France.

Bunkum. Buhari is merely running away from the non peaceful atmosphere in Nigeria. Non peaceful atmosphere because Buhari insists on the current political structure and governance system of Nigeria.
Buhari’s far north adopted unconstitutional Islamic Sharia criminal laws, but clutches tight to one Nigeria because of financial reasons.


Southern regions resent a Nigeria with part practicing Islamic Sharia criminal justice system.

Buhari’s government termed the secessionist groups as terrorists organization.
But regions opting out of Nigeria have good reasons.
Politics › Re: Femi Adesina: They Said Nothing Was Happening, How About These? by discusant: 3:03pm On Nov 13, 2021
Nigeria benefits economically and politically to only Buhari’s far north Nigeria after northern military dictators wrongly used land mass or population as criterion to proliferate too many states in the northern region.
Politicians of the shortchanged southern regions play subservience roles in Nigeria before the northern politicians..
President Muhammadu Buhari has been gallivanting to the world as he believes he is cementing the existence of the fraud called Nigeria.
Delusional. Nigeria can’t last much longer with the present political structure and governance system.
Politics › Re: Bashir Magashi: Terrorism, Banditry, Kidnapping, A Test Of A Nation's Democracy by discusant: 9:36am On Nov 13, 2021
But Nigeria has false democracy after northern military dictators wrongly used land mass as criterion to proliferate too many states (19+Abuja) in the old northern region, but created only 17 states in the old eastern and western regions.
The political structure literally consigned Nigeria to the political dictates of northern Nigeria.

Restructure
Or
Ditch Nigeria
Politics › Re: Antony J. Blinken To Visit Nigeria This Month by discusant: 12:44pm On Nov 12, 2021
Let the US Secretary of State impress upon Nigerians the need for peace before development can come to a country.

REFERENDUM ON BIAFRA.

How countries solve their problems: Between Nigeria and Malaysia

I count the Malaysians among the most reasonable and practical people on earth.

Why?

When they noticed that the Singaporeans were creating problems for them in the former Malaysia, on August 9, 1965 they convened the parliament and excluded the Singaporeans. (The State of Singapore was only one out of the 14 states in Malaysia then). The Malaysians knew they had the majority. The parliamentarians locked the doors of the parliament and tabled a motion: to expel State of Singapore from Malaysia.

Fiam! All the 126 parliamentarians voted in favour of the motion, and Singapore was expelled from the Malaysia.

One thing that had been the source of conflict between the two sides was what we call quota system in Nigeria. Malaysia wanted quota system for the Malays but Singapore wanted merit to be applied across board. There was no agreement between the two sides.

See this: "The Federal Government of Malaysia, dominated by the United Malays National Organisation (UMNO), was concerned that as long as Singapore remained in the Federation, the bumiputera policy of affirmative action for Malays and the indigenous population would be undermined and therefore run counter to its agenda of addressing economic disparities between racial groups."

Singapore was also not happy with the recognition of Islam as the official religion.

The 1964 race riots claimed lives and showed how divided the country was.

With the expulsion, the Singaporeans left Malaysia in sadness, becoming the only country in modern history to gain full independence against its will. Singapore was a tiny, resource-poor island.

However, they began to implement all those lofty ideals of merit, justice, national integration and zero-tolerance for segregation and religious extremism they had been preaching as well as adopting free-trade and business-friendly policies.

Expectedly, Singapore began to grow speedily. Today from being a third-world, tiny and poor country, Singapore is usually rated among the top 3 in the world in all human development indices.

Singapore has a population of 5.9 million. Because of how tiny Singapore is, it has been embarking on land reclamation to expand its land mass. The land mass of Singapore has grown to 728 square kilometres - about the same size as Lekki peninsula in Lagos State - compared to Malaysia with 329,613 square kilometres.

In Singapore, 18.7% are Christian, 14% are Muslim,11% are Taoist, 5% are Hindu, 0.6% practise Sikhism or another religion, while 17.5% of people have no religion at all.

So what happened to Malaysia? It has peace because it no longer has the "troublesome" Singaporeans to contend with. Malaysia has not risen to the height attained by Singapore, but it is not doing badly economically.

"Malaysia is a multicultural and multiconfessional country, whose official religion is Islam. As of the 2010 Population and Housing Census, 61.3 percent of the population practise Islam; 19.8 percent Buddhism; 9.2 percent Christianity; 6.3 percent Hinduism; and 3.4 percent traditional Chinese religions."

The population of Malaysia is 32.3 million.

Singapore is in peace and progress. Malaysia is in peace and progress. Both are good neighbours.

Writing about its relations with Malaysia, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Singapore says:

"Singapore and Malaysia have a long-standing, broad and multifaceted relationship. Bilateral trade, investment, and tourism ties are robust. There are regular high-level exchanges such as the Leaders' Retreat, Joint Ministerial Committee (JMC) meetings on Iskandar Malaysia, and Ministerial level visits."

Why was peace and progress achieved in the old Malaysia? Because Malaysia was sensible to realize that being in the same country with Singapore would perennially bring conflicts, deaths and backwardness, as they were ideologically, religiously, economically, and racially opposed to each other and would never agree.

There is one country called Nigeria that does not understand this basic human principle. If a group of people like the Igbos are "difficult creatures" and a source of perennial headache to you, expel them legally and peacefully. You will have your peace and they will have their peace. You will achieve progress and happiness once you have peace.

But Nigeria is a country that is hard to understand: a country that constitutionally divides its citizens based on their ethnicity and religion and still insists that the unity of the country is non-negotiable! �

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Politics › Re: Osinbajo: Nigeria Now Earns More Money From Non-Oil Exports by discusant: 12:36pm On Nov 12, 2021
FOR THOSE NIGERIANS WHO THINK THAT CRUDE OIL IS ALL THERE IS FOR A COUNTRY TO SUCCEED.

How countries solve their problems: Between Nigeria and Malaysia

I count the Malaysians among the most reasonable and practical people on earth.

Why?

When they noticed that the Singaporeans were creating problems for them in the former Malaysia, on August 9, 1965 they convened the parliament and excluded the Singaporeans. (The State of Singapore was only one out of the 14 states in Malaysia then). The Malaysians knew they had the majority. The parliamentarians locked the doors of the parliament and tabled a motion: to expel State of Singapore from Malaysia.

Fiam! All the 126 parliamentarians voted in favour of the motion, and Singapore was expelled from the Malaysia.

One thing that had been the source of conflict between the two sides was what we call quota system in Nigeria. Malaysia wanted quota system for the Malays but Singapore wanted merit to be applied across board. There was no agreement between the two sides.

See this: "The Federal Government of Malaysia, dominated by the United Malays National Organisation (UMNO), was concerned that as long as Singapore remained in the Federation, the bumiputera policy of affirmative action for Malays and the indigenous population would be undermined and therefore run counter to its agenda of addressing economic disparities between racial groups."

Singapore was also not happy with the recognition of Islam as the official religion.

The 1964 race riots claimed lives and showed how divided the country was.

With the expulsion, the Singaporeans left Malaysia in sadness, becoming the only country in modern history to gain full independence against its will. Singapore was a tiny, resource-poor island.

However, they began to implement all those lofty ideals of merit, justice, national integration and zero-tolerance for segregation and religious extremism they had been preaching as well as adopting free-trade and business-friendly policies.

Expectedly, Singapore began to grow speedily. Today from being a third-world, tiny and poor country, Singapore is usually rated among the top 3 in the world in all human development indices.

Singapore has a population of 5.9 million. Because of how tiny Singapore is, it has been embarking on land reclamation to expand its land mass. The land mass of Singapore has grown to 728 square kilometres - about the same size as Lekki peninsula in Lagos State - compared to Malaysia with 329,613 square kilometres.

In Singapore, 18.7% are Christian, 14% are Muslim,11% are Taoist, 5% are Hindu, 0.6% practise Sikhism or another religion, while 17.5% of people have no religion at all.

So what happened to Malaysia? It has peace because it no longer has the "troublesome" Singaporeans to contend with. Malaysia has not risen to the height attained by Singapore, but it is not doing badly economically.

"Malaysia is a multicultural and multiconfessional country, whose official religion is Islam. As of the 2010 Population and Housing Census, 61.3 percent of the population practise Islam; 19.8 percent Buddhism; 9.2 percent Christianity; 6.3 percent Hinduism; and 3.4 percent traditional Chinese religions."

The population of Malaysia is 32.3 million.

Singapore is in peace and progress. Malaysia is in peace and progress. Both are good neighbours.

Writing about its relations with Malaysia, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Singapore says:

"Singapore and Malaysia have a long-standing, broad and multifaceted relationship. Bilateral trade, investment, and tourism ties are robust. There are regular high-level exchanges such as the Leaders' Retreat, Joint Ministerial Committee (JMC) meetings on Iskandar Malaysia, and Ministerial level visits."

Why was peace and progress achieved in the old Malaysia? Because Malaysia was sensible to realize that being in the same country with Singapore would perennially bring conflicts, deaths and backwardness, as they were ideologically, religiously, economically, and racially opposed to each other and would never agree.

There is one country called Nigeria that does not understand this basic human principle. If a group of people like the Igbos are "difficult creatures" and a source of perennial headache to you, expel them legally and peacefully. You will have your peace and they will have their peace. You will achieve progress and happiness once you have peace.

But Nigeria is a country that is hard to understand: a country that constitutionally divides its citizens based on their ethnicity and religion and still insists that the unity of the country is non-negotiable! �
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Politics › Re: Osinbajo: Nigeria Now Earns More Money From Non-Oil Exports by discusant: 12:23pm On Nov 12, 2021
Jestin:
I know the VP will never say that . Ogbonnaya Should be held responsible for that statement
It’s from Ogbonnaya Onu, the servant of Judas. Not even tooth pick is manufactured in Nigeria with Onu as Minister of Science and Technology.
Politics › Re: Andy Uba Rejects Anambra Election Results by discusant: 3:11am On Nov 12, 2021
Andy Uba would have written his own election result like the Imo state governor did in 2019, with the hope to repeat a similar Supreme Court miracle as in Imo state.
Copy cat. When you see that election result does not suit you, you despite the public wide acceptance of the result, you still make noise.
Politics › Re: Hausa Man Praising Apga Party by discusant: 8:33pm On Nov 11, 2021
Ay77:
Anything against APC is fine by me
Even Fulani man knows that APC placed Nigeria as a country with the largest number of poor and hungry people on earth, as a most terrorized country in Africa.
Politics › Re: Idara Gold: Lady Celebrates Her Birthday In Biafra Outfit, Gets Arrested by discusant: 5:46pm On Nov 11, 2021
Charmingrascal:
I still don't get the reason why DSS is harassing people for adorning a costume that is synonymous with the Igbos even before IPOB was established.

This rising sun logo has been in existence before Kanu ever though of creating IPOB.

When will they stop Hero lager beer from using the rising sun logo on its beer bottles
Even if people are wearing Biafra attire, is that prohibited? Will Islamists-run Fulani govt of Nigeria also prohibit mention of Biafra?

The government is running out of ideas.

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