₦airaland Forum

NaMeAboki:
Some ppl have forgotten how things used to be under PDP; when Nigerians were ready to buy fuel at N600 per gallon if only they could get it without queuing for hours or even days at petrol stations.

That was when the NLC downed tools and tankers drivers went on strike. Stop deceiving yourself.

Even if Buharri pushes Nigerians through the wall and out on the other side, they will still keep blaming PDP for mistakes of Nigerian leaders since 1970.

It's an inbuilt thing, we cannot protest because the north loves this government, fuel will sell at N1000 and people will still blame Jonathan for reducing fuel price to #87.

ikorodureporta:
Bubu juju really strong

It's only strong because people like you keep worshiping him blindly.

Just wait.

Unu afugokwanu ife?

AbaLion:
ibos are damn too loud, their lousy way of life frequently incriminate those other tribes working legitimately.

-Lion

Population of Igbos is also a factor to consider.

obama30:
And who told you that only Igbo's trade's in Ghana, and who told you that Ghana government single out Igbo's and enforced harsh treatment on them.

Is easy to seat In One conner and post nonsense

That was how they were laughing when Libyan people were killing Nigerians, until the list came out and we say that most of the victims are nm other even Igbo. Let them keep dreaming.

Another Igbo thread again, over 20 now and counting on the front page alone, some tribes are blessed. Other people are singing the praise of the Igbos while they relax and flex.

[quote author=Jonathan39 post=93608408][/quote]The dude is helpless, he is losing it daily.

Real Igbos avoid rubbish threads.

Igbochief001:
Lol oga he is as Yoruba as they come I can bet my two balls on that

Even you bearing igbochief, you should change your name to Indian hemp chief.

Igbochief001:
Yoruba man u are not smart enough to play northerner ...u are a dummy

Arrewa is not Yoruba

Nothing to say

Poverty in the south west is to blame

People cannot feed their goats again

Umahi all the way.

Africa's greatest peacemaker

A man who demonstrated that you can do a lot of good works in just under 6 years and bow out peacefully when hungry power grabbers with empty promises came to deceive the gullible.

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I don't care about history, but I care a lot about shady characters like Oshiomole choosing George Iyamu he called a thief and foisting on 4 million Edo people like he is out god?

Lemme hazard a guess

This must be the dollar stuffing , corrupt kleptomaniac governor of Kano?

If this was a private company, I will be hopeful. The current FG will make a dog meal of any policy they touch. Totally incompetent set.

Good

Ok

That's good, but not enough to reverse the exodus. Anambra, Abia and even Ebonyi looks good as land investment destinations.

Less noise, more space for growth and development.

The bandits will never be caught
The case has been forgotten
The army has moved on
The bandits will soon be pardoned
The poor girl is being dismissed to cut the link and shame of a military which has become both a punching bag and a laughing stock.

And the country continues to die in installments.

mcdokwe:
Nigeria was a great country and we were all proud of it.
Within those classes, our future in it was insured and there were no need to build bridges because there were no divides.

That was then. In the present, the type of gulf that exists between each tribe and region in Nigeria makes most people support the disintegration of the space called Nigeria.

It's now too late to patch.

Soldiers

DrGoodman:
Do you know the name of the home town of Nigerria's current Vice President?

Can someone help us here?

Bighead9:
This is Onitsha .

That is not the onitsha I know.

SLAP44:
We need to see Osinbajo village

Do you know the name of the home town of Nigerria's current Vice President?

David Mark was a senate president in Nigeria for about 8 years, and in all the 8 years he seems not to have done enough to alleviate the condition of his home village. We couldn't find enough evidence that he did much apart from the new church he built and donated to his community.

David Mark should try and attract roads and other infrastructure to his home town.

duncun:
Does tinubu visit his old folks in that home town at all?

From the information we got the last time, he never visits his home village. He seems to have gotten used to living in Lagos. Some people said he failed to return, even when his mother died in Iragbiji and he refused to to participate in the burial as it will mean he will travel to Iragbiji.

Ok