₦airaland Forum

godfirstawe:
People like you make many folks leave nairaland with your bigots.

Why can't you comment on national issues with unbiased mind and patriotic spirit?

ToMpolo bombed pipelines in gbaratu Kingdom....

And you are atacking some ethnic groups. ?


Does it make sense?

Read what you posted and check Ifor there is sense on that.. Mr. And don't be a nonentity.

Nawa4nl:
[size=14pt]We own the land where the oil is, but the Fulanis own the oil blocks.
why we no go vex ?

We no wan share our Oil again.

Yoruba people una don hear, tell una Fulani masters oh!

Ibo people we are with you, we have learnt our lessons.
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N-Delta youths kick against building of NLNG Dry-dock in Badagry

on August 07, 2015 / in News 12:48 am / Comments



PORT HARCOURT—Youth groups in Niger Delta have threatened to shut down the operations of Nigerian Liquefied Natural Gas Company, NLNG, in their communities of the region, especially in Rivers State over the alleged location of its Drydock in Badagry, Lagos.

The youths drawn from the six states of Niger Delta, while briefing newsmen in Port Harcourt, Rivers State, said it was wrong for NLNG to abandon the region where it has its base to site a project that will provide jobs for youths of the region in Lagos.

Spokesman of the youths, Mr Simeon Wilcox, said the youths want the management of NLNG operating in Bonny, Rivers State to make public their position on the recent news of the location of its Drydock in Badagry, Lagos.

naijaking1:
Somebody is scared stiff about the numbers on the ground compared to his internet musings

N-Delta youths kick against building of NLNG Dry-dock in Badagry

on August 07, 2015 / in News 12:48 am / Comments



PORT HARCOURT—Youth groups in Niger Delta have threatened to shut down the operations of Nigerian Liquefied Natural Gas Company, NLNG, in their communities of the region, especially in Rivers State over the alleged location of its Drydock in Badagry, Lagos.

The youths drawn from the six states of Niger Delta, while briefing newsmen in Port Harcourt, Rivers State, said it was wrong for NLNG to abandon the region where it has its base to site a project that will provide jobs for youths of the region in Lagos.

Spokesman of the youths, Mr Simeon Wilcox, said the youths want the management of NLNG operating in Bonny, Rivers State to make public their position on the recent news of the location of its Drydock in Badagry, Lagos.

N-Delta youths kick against building of NLNG Dry-dock in Badagry

on August 07, 2015 / in News 12:48 am / Comments



PORT HARCOURT—Youth groups in Niger Delta have threatened to shut down the operations of Nigerian Liquefied Natural Gas Company, NLNG, in their communities of the region, especially in Rivers State over the alleged location of its Drydock in Badagry, Lagos.

The youths drawn from the six states of Niger Delta, while briefing newsmen in Port Harcourt, Rivers State, said it was wrong for NLNG to abandon the region where it has its base to site a project that will provide jobs for youths of the region in Lagos.

Spokesman of the youths, Mr Simeon Wilcox, said the youths want the management of NLNG operating in Bonny, Rivers State to make public their position on the recent news of the location of its Drydock in Badagry, Lagos.

Rexnegro:
those asking for biafra are fools, tho I wish they can go, instead of them to ask for referendum, they want The so called Biafra by force...I pity Them this time around.kwotinu o

N-Delta youths kick against building of NLNG Dry-dock in Badagry

on August 07, 2015 / in News 12:48 am / Comments



PORT HARCOURT—Youth groups in Niger Delta have threatened to shut down the operations of Nigerian Liquefied Natural Gas Company, NLNG, in their communities of the region, especially in Rivers State over the alleged location of its Drydock in Badagry, Lagos.

The youths drawn from the six states of Niger Delta, while briefing newsmen in Port Harcourt, Rivers State, said it was wrong for NLNG to abandon the region where it has its base to site a project that will provide jobs for youths of the region in Lagos.

Spokesman of the youths, Mr Simeon Wilcox, said the youths want the management of NLNG operating in Bonny, Rivers State to make public their position on the recent news of the location of its Drydock in Badagry, Lagos.

omonnakoda:
And who appointed you spokesman?

omonnakoda:
Who is we? There is no SS there are many states with different histories . What does Edo have to do wit Akwa Ibom? and so on

You canno even speak for YOUR state not to talk of SS. SS is like when picking a team and the remaining players that no one chose. DO not forget that Edo Urhobo and Itsekiri can never side with Eboes

The question is Edo, Akwa Ibom, Urhobo and Itsekiri have to do with the rest of Nigeria?

ANSWER NOTHING !!!

omonnakoda:
Why must the Eboes always tie themselves to SS what is the link.
Once again Eboes are ALWAYS sentimental and reason like children. Even if Nigeria breaks up will you relocate the land? The biggest trading partner will still be Nigeria. Instead of introducing sentiment look at facts. This is not even just a YORUBA issue . Think about the INDIGENOUS people of Lagos. hey did not ask for Lagos to me a national hotspot where everyone comes in and drives up the price of Land so much that indigenous people lose their identity. We cannot say that is a non issue let us get on with one Nigeria. Other parts of Nigeria should develop their enclaves so we do not have migration on a scale that causes social problems this is human nature everywhere. We have seen it already in minority areas like Port Harcourt where the indigenous language is dead . No one learns it and no one speaks it. If you live in PH NO ONE will approach you on the street and speak Ikwerre to you. So we cannot encourage thousands of young men daily to migrae into Lagos that is a time bomb waiting to explode.
So all this Black mail of we are leaving is empty. No one will ever allow you take the SS and the Land mass of the SE cannot sustain Eboes some will always be in Nigeria that is the reality

By the way Boko Haram too want to leave and they seem more serious than you folk and the rest of the North Say Boko Haram are a minority. How do we know the Biafrans are any different . You are welcome to leave but demonstrate it is not a minority agitation. How get your Senators and governors to endorse it

N-Delta youths kick against building of NLNG Dry-dock in Badagry

on August 07, 2015 / in News 12:48 am / Comments



PORT HARCOURT—Youth groups in Niger Delta have threatened to shut down the operations of Nigerian Liquefied Natural Gas Company, NLNG, in their communities of the region, especially in Rivers State over the alleged location of its Drydock in Badagry, Lagos.

The youths drawn from the six states of Niger Delta, while briefing newsmen in Port Harcourt, Rivers State, said it was wrong for NLNG to abandon the region where it has its base to site a project that will provide jobs for youths of the region in Lagos.

Spokesman of the youths, Mr Simeon Wilcox, said the youths want the management of NLNG operating in Bonny, Rivers State to make public their position on the recent news of the location of its Drydock in Badagry, Lagos.

princeofpeace22:
Ipob potential terrorist. Grow up fast and die like fowl if you dare to split Nigeria..

omonnakoda:
Eboes always sentimental. It is one Nigeria means you should export everybody to Lagos .Must all Eboes come to Lagos?
We cannot deceive ourselves on that issue . Lagos cannot house everybody and maybe we shall have to issue quotas to every state

chiedu7:
[size=14pt]IGBOPHOBIA AND ITS PERMITTED[/size]

Maximus85:
The wildbeast and the prostitute. The prophesy in Revelations. Suddenly, the Bible says, the prostitute riding on the wildbeast will be attacked by the beast. Who is the wildbeast? Who is the prostitute.? The Bible explained oooo. So when I see these kind of relationship, I'm more assured that the Bible is real.
Let's watch and see.

malonephill:
See ignorance, I pity you! Pastor adeboye did not only went to Arch-bishop of caterbury, he also did visit the late oni of ife to preach christ to them........I don't know why you people always bring this issue of him visted the arch bishop when you know nothing!

Akathriel:
There's no any Almighty God anywhere and that is Y most of your religious leaders prey & feed on your gullibility. When you start seeing your so called GO's & Men of God fraternizing with a confirmed Ogboni Leader; then you know that christianity has always been a joke right from the onset.

felibrain:
I've not seen a senseless fellow like this for a while. You better go focus on how to build a good life and stop blagging trash. THIS YOUR BLOG WILL NEVER GROW.

DangotePikin:
you are drunk. You better don't carry this madness over to 2016.

The Archbishop of Canterbury, we heard during the BBC’s Songs of Praise broadcast last Sunday, ‘doubted God’ after the Paris attacks. On a walk on Saturday (he told listeners) he said to God, ‘Where are you in all this?’

As we are in confessional mood, here’s an anxiety of my own. The Paris atrocity has not occasioned me any new doubts, but Justin Welby’s remarks have caused me to doubt Archbishop Welby. Speaking on behalf of God, I have to ask the Archbishop: ‘Justin, where are you in all this?’
FULL ARTICLE
http://www.spectator.co.uk/2015/11/how-the-paris-attacks-shook-my-faith-in-the-archbishop-of-canterbury/

Archbishop of Canterbury admits doubts about existence of God

Justin Welby tells BBC radio interviewer there are moments when he doubts –
FULL ARTICLE
http://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2014/sep/18/archbishop-canterbury-doubt-god-existence-welby