₦airaland Forum

jmoore:
Some of you make ridiculous posts and add emoji to it.

1. I said the governor should do his job and you are saying he will turn coal to water. Are the private people supplying water turning coal to water?

2. There are Ekulu, Asata, Ogbete, Aria, Idaw and Nyaba rivers in Enugu state. Water can be sourced from these rivers and be treated in a water treatment facility before distribution to homes. Second option is to pump water from River Niger from Anambra to Enugu water treatment plants.

3. Boreholes can still be drilled in terrains like Enugu where coal poses a challenge. But it's expensive. Government has the money.


Embrace education and stop shouting 'kiss the truth' at the end of your ridiculous comments.

God1000:
This is wrong, why attacking the embassies of other countries, this senseless war should end abeg.

NATO expansion in eastern Europe is the root cause of this conflict, but unfortunately they have even expanded more and deeper

Both Ukraine and Russia will soon have shortage of young men

Godwin4444:
Thank God she was caught on camera if not they will blame

Fulani
DSS
Buhari
Asari
Tinubu

N everyone else


In tinubu voice "where are d cows here?

yoruboid:
Clearly whoever wrote this failed in Maths

What they shared are figures and not percentages which determine rates

The SE has the lowest population in the country

It is also interesting to note that most of the crimes in other regions are traceable to those who commit 99% of crimes in their region and 70% of crimes in other regions

etrouble:
Shey una hear? They are not going anywhere. If you no want them, go there and give them SLAPS, show them that you are great warriors. Go in your thousands and SLAP sense into the head of the Soldier Ants. It will be a good population control strategy, as we will meet at Jesus’ feet.

zero8zero:
A lot of international offers are waiting for this man when his tenure ends.

Ebubu6:
yeah. I only wish they had Bini traditions.

Uranos:
Davido OBO to the world. Grammy is coming soon 🌟🌟🌟

Bliss4Lyfe:
Do u think any Nigerian artist can sell out that stadium anytime soon?

Burnaboy show got cancelled because of low ticket sale. 😂😂😂

NLSOFTDeveloper:
*In a country where Truth is forbidden, if you tell the Truth, you are in danger, including telling those in leadership about this and that truth. Can even get you killed.*

As Kemi Badenoch tells the world Police in Nigeria rob those they should protect –.This is not just police alone. Our people in government rob the public funds that are supposed to go to the public, and when you speak you are seen as the enemy. This evil against humanity is not just taking place at the federal level, is also taking place at the state and local government level.

They are massively stealing the public fund and killing those they are supposed to protect. May God help us - Kemi Badenoch

About Kemi Badenoch
She is the Leader of the UK Conservative Party, Kemi Badenoch, who has accused the Nigeria Police of robbing citizens instead of protecting them, The Niche has reported.

Her interview is fast going viral as some federal government officials warn her to stop speaking or get blacklisted for telling them the exact truth millions are afraid to tell them.

Badenoch, who has been trolling Nigeria prior to becoming leader of the UK opposition Conservative Party, made the comment during an interview with a UK journalist. And if you check, she is not far away from the truth.

The question NOW is, can any of you dispute any part of what she has said so far about Nigeria OR is she just blowing the lid off the deep-rooted criminality, corruption, and impunity that exists not just in the Nigerian Police Force, the Nigeria Government system but in the entire institutions of the contraption paraded as a country called Nigeria, that makes many of you feel exposed? Was She Right Or Wrong? Please Drop your comment.

Your comment helps us make a profound publication at AfricaChoice Please Stay Strong.

OLAADEGBU:
https://saharareporters.com/2024/12/17/house-reps-summons-nigerian-military-chiefs-over-detention-herders-union-miyetti-allah

ogugwa1992:
https://dailytrust.com/senate-adopts-dicksons-call-for-modern-ranching/

Dreamhans1:
May God forgive for this strong lie

Zetty177x:
Obaseki bad , Obaseki bad, but he de amongst who start Edo geographic information system. He was a trailblazer. I doff my hat for Obaseki. Na man u be

Morbeta11:
https://leadership.ng/northern-nigeria-has-been-left-behind-emir-sanusi-ii-laments/#google_vignette

yarimo:
Over bleaching bianca was only at the event just for pictures mteeeew

Zionmdde:
Very good

Some idiots want us to all keep quiet so we won't damage the good name of nigeria, let us all see the nuisance police is constituting but let's keep quiet so that apc and their morons will be happy.

I wish every Nigerian abroad will adopt Kemi style. Call out the evil happening in Nigeria, tell your stories, grant interview, let the whole world know what human beings are facing in this Nigeria.

If our leaders are not ashamed and don't have any human feelings, let them go abroad and answer questions on why their country is shit

God1000:
I hope there's no foul play in this

BafanaBafana:
Ngozi Okonjo Iweala is known for a lot of things but not for integrity. She supervised the economy when Nigeria was being looted by Jonathan's side chicks and lieutenants

viccy12:
I am not a fan of Uzodimma but his wife is fair, naturally fair in complexion. Secondly, isn't it a common knowledge Igbo have a high number of fair skinned people. Agreed these fair people also use enhancing cream but they are naturally fair which is why they don't develop black knees and knuckles.

aieromon:
360°

Even though IOCs are selling off their onshore assets, the opportunities in the offshore sector are too juicy to resist.

https://www.nairaland.com/7971565/shell-sell-nigeria-onshore-oil

AntiTerrorist:
Iran Has Felt The Might Of Our Arm, We Have Changed The Face Of The Middle East


https://www.facebook.com/eretzyisrael67/videos/1377835739867157/?app=fbl

Tochitee:
tat first when ibos realised the height this oruba woman got to the call her all sort of denigrating names! as soon as she made utterance thAT did not go well with the country,she becomes their favorites! you see why this tribes are the jokes of the country??

Richtaiwo:
Donald Duke still simple with his signature calm demeanor, alway wearing smiles. That is how a former governor should appear. Looking very presidential in conduct, appearance and all that.

His fellow former governor feigning humility is busy carrying bags and running errands for 2face in the airport while chasing a mirage.

Stolen:
NWANNE AIR PEACE IS OUR OWN.



INSTEAD OF STARTING AIRLINE LIKE EBONYI AND ENUGU CLANS, WE SHOULD BE BUYING AIR PLANES TO ADD TO AIR PEACE FLEET FOR OPERATIONS FROM OUR AIRPORTS FREE UP HIS PLANES FOR OTHER LOCATIONS.





THAT IS HOW YOU SUPPORT HIM.

PressMyButton:
PO: help me tell Sanwoolu to take me to Jagaban

Sanwoolu:

wirinet:
Then, Murtala was killed. I think it is public knowledge that Obasanjo fled on the day Murtala Muhammed was killed. He remained in hiding until the coup was aborted and he reached out, first, to M.D Yusuf (Inspector-General of Police), who then called him and he came out of hiding, and joined us in Dodan Barracks. We discussed the funeral of Muhammed and made arrangement as to who would accompany his remains to Kano, so on and so forth.

At the end of the meeting, Obasanjo asked M.D Yusuf and I to stay with him in the chambers (Dodan Barracks). After everybody had left, Obasanjo told M.D Yusuf and I that what had happened had destroyed his faith in the loyalty of the Nigerian Army. That he had decided that after the funeral, he would retire, leave the Army and go home. But before that he would name me as the successor to Murtala. I told him that, that amounted to desertion and that he could not run away. He was number 2, number 1 had been killed in battle; he as number 2 would take over.

He said no, no, no; that he didn’t think he should stay; that he wanted to go. We argued that. In the end, Yusuf said, “look, let’s all sleep over this matter; tomorrow we will decide.” I said, “look, there’s no question of sleeping over it; the point now is we should be looking for who is going to take Obasanjo’s seat as number 2 because there is no way we are going to allow him to chicken out and leave at this time; we must all stay and face the future together.” So, we left and I went home. By this time, we had called all the members of the Supreme Military Council to Lagos.

The following day, he (Obasanjo) started to talk in the same vein and I cut in. I said that Obasanjo could not leave; he had to stay and be the Head of State and we should be looking for the number 2 man. I had, over night, considered the consequences of what had happened and came to the conclusion that if we were not careful; we would end up with a religious conflict on our hands. Already, that evening – the evening that it became public knowledge that Murtala had been killed – Dimka had made a broadcast in which he said, “good tidings” among other things. He had imposed a curfew – from dawn to dusk (laugh) and said all sorts of things using the expression, “good tiding.”

Abubakar Gumi, in the North, said that the coup that killed Murtala was a Christian coup because of the utterances of the coup leader, who said, “good tidings” because it is an expression of Christians. Already, there was tension in the North. The governor of Kaduna State, an air force officer, Usman, had to contain him: that it had nothing to do with Christians, that it was a purely military affair.

I knew that if we were not careful, as time went on, we should be consumed by religious strife in the country. I decided that the new Chief of Staff must come from the North preferably, a Hausa/Fulani man. From my knowledge, I had two candidates – (Muhammadu) Buhari, who was really my number one candidate for that post and the late Shehu Yar’Adua. Shehu was not in the country; he was abroad as Minister of Transport. You would remember we had inherited a cement armada in the Lagos and Port Harcourt (ports) and his (Shehu’s) first assignment was to decongest the Lagos port and get rid of all the vessels that were clogging Nigerian waters, and attracting huge demurrages from our government. He (Shehu) was abroad attending to that problem when Dimka struck.

So, they were the two candidates. Buhari, at that time, and even today, is one of the most upright Army officers that the Nigerian Army has produced – very clean, a very strict officer. Unfortunately for him, he served under me for a short time in Port Harcourt and I observed that he was a very inflexible person. I reasoned that Buhari, any day, could be a first class Chief of Army Staff. Why waste him in a political post? Why shorten his career because if he became Chief of Staff, he would have to leave at the end of the tenure. Why waste him there?

Besides, I observed that he was too rigid; he was too inflexible to hold a political post. If you are in politics, you must be flexible; you must compromise from time to time. In politics, they call it pragmatism. But in the military, if you are pragmatic, it is regarded as a weakness. I said no, not Buhari. Shehu, I didn’t know him well except that I knew that, of all the officers of his rank, he was the most politicised. So, sending a politicised Army Officer to a political post, I thought, was a good thing. That was how I named Shehu the next Chief of Staff.

When we came to the Supreme Military Council and Obasanjo started singing the same tune that he had sung to me and M.D Yusuf the previous night, I said no, that was not the issue; he was the most senior person and he had to stay there. He had to stay in office. He made some feeble resistance but I think he had slept over our discussion and concluded that if we insisted, he would stay.

There were a few voices of dissent. The first came from the Chief of Air Staff, Isa Doko, who said that the problem we were facing was an Army problem and that the Army boys had confidence in me. That we had just crushed an attempted coup, and we should not put somebody there that the Army didn’t have confidence in. A few other officers supported him but I overruled them. And so, I imposed Obasanjo on my colleagues in the Supreme Military Council.

---General TY Danjuma in an interview with THE GUARDIAN, February 17, 2008.

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9jatriot:
I just read that we have reduced our debt to IMF and now I am reading this.

This is in addiction to PH refinery coming online, and many other good news we have been hearing in this quarter.

I have said it before and I will say it again...

By the time Tinubu is through with Nigeria, a lot of people will rush to be called agbadorians. Many neutrals will have no other choice than to thank those that saved them from the fake posture of lamba king whose only showing is doing cho cho cho.

Unredeemable haters however will always find something to hate and complain about.

None of the present politicians has the kind of brain, vision and boldness that Tinubu has. What I most like about him is that he is not playing to the gallery or doing photo ops.

swaggerjack:
Nigerians In Diaspora criticizing Kemi Badenoch should relocate back home to enjoy their leadership. All Kemi Badenoch stated is that Nigerians leaders have been using our natural resources since 1960 as their personal piggy bank to obtain wealth that will last their generation centuries and also spoke against police abuse.

Nigerians abhor light and embrace darkness, thuggery and occultism as their value system and they wonder why the country is the poverty and corruption capital of the world.

Lucifyre:
The average nigerian is so frigging daft.

Cindypresh:
I thought it was rotational and turn of the southern Igbos??


What is happening?

lereinter:
tinubu just give nigerians state police

Atleast do something good and unpopular before your end