₦airaland Forum

Flets:
When it comes to disintegration or restructuring of Nigeria, the position of Nigerian politicians are the same. They are totally averse to a change to the status quo because their earnings and livelihood will be threatened by any change to the status quo.

It does not matter if its APC or PDP or Igbo or Yoruba or Niger Delta, all politicians are averse to any change to the current sharing formula......Chidoka inclusive (he is only playing politics)

Any possible emancipation from the shackles of the looting stronghold lies solely in the hands of the masses

riyanxeally:
theres no need to argue m igbo n ve lived in the north thy re by far more beautiful naturally....even there dark skinned ones....igbos re mostly fair n very thick...big mouthed......n shouty colours....yam legged....

Princewill1:
That cowardly act happened at highway in isiala ngwa on tuesday.Those guys ran into them unexpectedly.

Let them come inside Aba town and try lying angry youths in the mud and see what will become of them at this present climate.

All soldiers and police men has literally deserted Aba.All police stations gates are locked.

The soldiers came in the morning and did hit &run attacks and vanished.

Currently there is no army presence into Aba City maybe at the outskirts of the city

Originakalokalo:



Yes. There is a confusion. But I am not confused.

The confusion is this:

God Almighty....... God,........ Christians.
God Almighty,........ Allah,....... Muslims

With A lot of difference....

Who is serving the Almighty God?

Nobody should say they are the same Anymore.

PLS, NOT ANYMORE.

Mrnairalandd:
Lmao!!!!

Lol @ that word "born" in my write up, i guess i was sleeping when i wrote that instead of "Burnt".

Mrnairalandd:
It's taking them over 250years to get here and seriously struggling

I believed you live in this world, similar incidents have killed over 50,000 USA citizens in the last 10years.

USA and U.K are good at downplaying their situation while Africans destroyed their tourism industry by badmouthing themselves

This year alone, in Glenfell Building UK, over 500 people born to death including children in broad daylight, over 500 at a go, but guess what, the news only lasted for 2days.

I can't imagine 500 people being born in Nigeria and the news ll be done with in 2days

Funjosh:
We are so blessed here in Nigeria. No Hurricane but Floods



Those vehicles moving on the other lane where are they going to

Billyonaire:
Effiong was proud to live and die a Biafran. He would not have wanted otherwise.

It is not the responsibility of the Igbos to restore Effiong, even if they wanted to. Igbos are just a fraction of what Biafra represented.

Stingman:
If you beg from today till eternity, nothing will be done. People have been begging for decades and nothing has been done. Do you remember in 1999, when when members of Abia state house of assemble went on hunger strike because of these bad federal roads?
I don't know why the federal government are heartless. Why punishing people for the deeds of their parents? The civil war ended 50 years ago but as you can see, it has not really ended.

Are you wondering why Sanusi made the statement below? Things have even gone worse than in 1999, when he made the statement..

"There is a new Igbo man, who was not born in 1966 and neither knows nor cares about Nzeogwu and Ojukwu. There are Igbo men on the street who were never Biafrans. They were born Nigerians, are Nigerians, but suffer because of actions of earlier generations. They will soon decide that it is better to fight their own war, and may be find an honourable peace, than to remain in this contemptible state in perpetuity"

(Being Excerpts from A Paper Presented At The “National Conference On The 1999 Constitution” Jointly Organised By The Network For Justice And The Vision Trust Foundation, At The Arewa House, Kaduna From 11th –12th September, 1999)

Rxpetite:
I have read this article twice and still don't understand how his death was linked to the argument about biafra.

LordAdam:
You're not the brightest of the bunch it appears.

Texas is larger than the entire South of Nigeria. Badagry is four times larger than Freetown. If 1000 people died in Freetown that's not large enough to be a county in Texas, yet less than 50 died in Texas, then it really tells a lot about how much you value lives.

And talking about the worth of damage is a moot point because Nigeria's entire budget is less than $30b (let's not talk about Sierra Leone). You can't lose what you don't have. And it's not like they can relocate buildings and critical infrastructure which make up the bulk of damages.

There have been floods in many parts of Nigeria this year because of the rains and poor drainages. It was the same case last year and the year before. It'd be the same next year. And when reasonable people complain, people like you who see suffering as an acceptable way of living would look for silly excuses to justify the pitiable negligence exhibited by the government.

Later, you'll call their ineptitude, "the little people do." They'll inflate contracts and still under-deliver or outrightly neglect the project, people die as a result, and you explain it away as "the little people do"? Your reasoning is a public hazard.

Even beavers build dams in time to protect their homes from flooding, yet you call yourself a human being after typing the trash you so effortlessly spew. If a beaver is smarter than you are, you need help.

A people surely deserve the leaders they get.

I was wrong to call your comments patriotic, they are disgusting.

-Lord

LordAdam:
Ass-licking?!

You do know that floods, occasioned by limited slides are an annual occurrence in Freetown during the rainy season, right?

10+ people (official numbers) died in 2015 from the floods. The Met Agency forecasts for this year were gloomy prior to the mudslide, and no one needs a soothsayer to predict that a mudslide can happen in Freetown. It's below sea level and surrounded by "heavily forested mountain ranges." Combine that with poor urban development and debilitating infrastructure, and it wasn't a matter of if, but when.

The Netherlands has dunes to protect from coastal flooding because of their low sea level. That's called preparing for the inevitable.

Over here we hope on a Sky Daddy to protect our myopic a$$, when we have what it takes to preempt disasters and do the needful to at least curtail the adverse effects... Yet you have the effrontery to call objective criticism ass-licking...

Tomorrow, you'd head to a Western embassy looking for visa.

Your post reeks of disgraceful patriotism.

-Lord