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bodeloja:
But u have no class.

Imagine a smelly Yoruba guy with craw craw, opening line is, One Nigeria, oya omo Igbo open yansh. I guess that is wat the Fulani rapist herdsmen say too.

don't u have sweet words in ur dictionary?

bodeloja:
Are u extremely Rich? Do u think poor men get married in Igboland? How many beggars have u seen in Igboland? The lesser always seeks the superior. U no get level!

Yes I'm extremely Rich

medpren:
Buhari is the head , My people say that when the head of a fish rotten, it will affect the other part. Buhari himself is rotten in tribalism, he made many nigerians (including me) a conservative regionalist (I used to be liberal). So let the fulani man show the way out by giving out his UK educated daughters to Christian Igbo men.

If you can not preach to him, take your sanctimonous 'unity rubbish' elsewhere.

Which European leader gave out his daughter to an Igbo man before u people started giving your daughters out to white men?

To Serve As Example, I'm Offering Myself To any interested Igbo Girl.

Prerequisite ...... that girl must be extremely Beautiful.

All the Igbos shouting Tufiakwa aren't u the same people giving your daughters to White men who believe in gay and who doesn't even have tribe or any respect for your tribe? I need a sensible answer pls

medpren:
If Buhari wants to prove to us how much he cherishes nigeria's unity let him give his daughters to Igbo Christian men UNCONDITIONALLY. If Zahra Buhari becomes Zahra Igboanugo heavens will not fall. But can Buhari do that?
Engrfaruq start from the president himself to preach your unity gospel.

Must Buhari do everything before we start seeing good in that thing? In the next few years to come Buhari will become part of the masses just like gej... So don't wait for other people to do things before believing whether that thing is right or not

Adaure4ever:
when its time for intertribal marriage, they remember One Nigeria
but when they hear about Igbo President or South East development, their tribalistic nature comes out.
I remember in 2014 when a guy(non-igbo) told me in their house that he love me as an Igbo girl but He hate Igbo men.
I was shocked by that statement!
I just cut every contact with the mofo.
Lets stop this pretence, Nigeria is NOT a nation but a forceful amalgamation of tribes with different ideologies

And uve never heard an Igbo person saying he hate hausa man ryt?

This is one of the reason we're. not getting it ryt... we're talking of solution but people are busy tabling problems

gidgiddy:
Nonsense!
Do you think the only problem here is ethnicity? It is also religious too. 99% of all Igbos are Christians or traditional religious believers. A Muslim once told me that a Musilm man is allowed to marry a non Muslim woman but a Muslim woman is not allowed under any circumstance to marry a non Muslim man or a Christian. We should stop this forced unity called Nigeria and go our different ways

Oh lord! one bigot has been spotted.. may You take control of his situation and cleanse his heart of this hatred Ameen

STFUand4kMeHARD:
I dey talk seun money, you dey talk "fine" ....... na who fine epp?

Hahaha In that case u should not forget that na seun get the money not the sister

waternogetemeny:
It takes an inbreed ape to think defiling the secret union/ institution of marriage, will solve ethnic and sectarian political division.

Matters relating to injustice, grievance, oppression, enslavement and destitution.

Go and ask intertribal couple, they will tell you tribalism is vastly highlighted since dey marry. From tribalist mother inlaw to brother and sister inlaw.

Try equity, justice, equality and fairness first. mofo!

Well let give u this expo... since ur brain isn't driving faster.... One of the secrets behind the atmosphere of understanding prevailing between Hausa and Yoruba is intermarriage. I wake up everyday to see my neighbour's son whose mother is a Yoruba from Ibadan Mingling with my younger brothers... With this kind of intermingling, I don't think he will ever take side on the event of hausa/Yoruba clash.... this is the wisdom in it.

STFUand4kMeHARD:
Errrrm .... Op .... abeg, you know wheither seun get younger sister?

Seun no fine joor... I believe his sister nogo fine

waternogetemeny:
We know the tribe of the OP. He is from that part of the country where dey practice inbreeding.

that's the beauty of democracy, everybody is entitled to his opinion .... You must not preach the gospel of hatred all the times... As hot as the sun is, It always goes cool once everyday

[quote author=STFUand4kMeHARD post=45644600] Omenka will make one nasty brother in-law, i for say make i marry im sister come Anambra [/quote


Lolz... who's Omenka again?

When people intermarry, they tend to look at one another as brothers and sisters keepers.

With the level of hatred existing between the major tribes in this country, I think one of the ways out is for an Igbo girl to marry an Hausa Man, Yoruba man to marry an Hausa girl, Hausa girl to find herself in the East in Mr. X's compound in the name of marriage....

With these kind of intermarriages, I believe Nigeria will get it right in the next few years to come.

My humble opinion! !!

Owk.

NLC HAS GIVEN THE FG A DEADLINE OF 18/05/16 TO REVERSE ITS DECISION ON FUEL SUBSIDY REMOVAL OR ELSE THEY WILL SHUT DOWN THE COUNTRY.

ITS A WELL KNOWN FACT THAT NLC ALWAYS EMBARK ON AN INDUSTRIAL ACTION AS IF THEY ARE SERIOUS, ONLY FOR THEM TO CALL OFF THE ACTION AFTER DINING/WINING WITH THE EXECUTIVE... BY THEN SOULS MIGHT HAVE BEEN LOST DURING THE ACTION.

ARE YOU JOINING THE STRIKE/PROTEST THIS TIME AROUND? YES OR NO WITH REASONS

Ok

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Pls any useful info about this company Pls? Would really appreciate your comments. Thanks

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Is My Answer Helpful?

And Lalastclala be like... It must never reach FP

When the mods saw the thread, mynd44 be like... FP material

Do you need apology from Cameron? No and Fayose be like

Is Nigeria fantastically Corrupt? Yes and Jonathan be like....

The sai babas be like...

When the wailers heard that Canterbury Bishop Praises Buhar... they're like

Apparently feeling so uncomfortable with ‘fantastically corrupt’ comment credited to the British Prime Minister, David Cameron on Nigeria and Afganistan, the House of Commons, a report says have summoned the PM, querying the rationale.
The PM, in his reaction according to report admitted making many “unforced errors” in the last 24 hours. Speaking when he appeared before the House of Commons, which summoned him over disparaging comments about Nigeria and Afghanistan, Cameron made a U-turn, saying both countries were making “remarkable steps forward” in their war against anti- corruption.
Angus Robertson, Scottish National Party leader, was said to have asked Cameron if he had heard the complaints of some Nigerian anti- corruption activists, who said their efforts were “seriously undermined” by the UK authorities.

“The role of London’s property market to conceal stolen wealth has been exposed in court documents, reports, documentaries and more. “What is the Prime Minister going to do about this?” Robertson reportedly asked.

Cameron had come under fire since the video of a private conversation he had with the Queen, with Archbishop of Canterbury, Justin Welby, in attendance, where he referred to Nigeria and Afghanistan as “fantastically corrupt countries,” a remark that did not go down well with Welby, who vouched for the integrity of the Nigerian leader, with whom he met yesterday at Lambert Palace, London.

Archbishop Of Canterbury Shared This on his Facebook Page. It's Worth Sharing:

It was a great honour to welcome the President of Nigeria Muhammadu Buhari to Lambeth Palace in London this morning.


It's a rare day at Lambeth Palace when we do not pray for Nigeria, the largest country in Africa, which has a very large Anglican Church.

We pray for President Buhari and for all those both in government and in opposition.


We pray for the poor in Nigeria and for those who have suffered over the last number of years from the violence that has plagued the country, which President Buhari has been tackling so determinedly since he first took office.



Nigeria is a country which has more promise, more opportunity, more potential than anywhere else that I know in many continents, not just
in Africa.


Its people are so intelligent, so full of energy, so full of commitment, that when Nigerians work together, the world – not just Africa – is affected by that beneficially.


So we continue to pray for the potential and future of this land to be a place that has a profound effect for good on our world, and demonstrates what is possible to be achieved.


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On May 24, I will be Celebrating Three (3) Years anniversary on Nairaland.

My question is Who was the first person to register on nairaland apart from Seun?

You that are reading this post, how long have u been on nairaland.

All those JJCs We know them from their comments.

So the Job is part-time job... There's God ooo.... and when the owner worked as MD Port Authority, Government gave him a fulltime job.

Ok... with all the Hausa/Fulani annihilation campaigns in Aba and Onitsha abi?

Marketers Are Complaining, Whose Fault?

The Federal Government says it will today begin to release N350billion earmarked for capital projects contained in the 2016 budget.


Budget and National Planning Minister, Udoma Udo Udoma, disclosed this at the Presidential Villa in Abuja yesterday while presenting the 2016 budget breakdown and the strategic implementation plan.


“We’re ready to kick start the implementation of the budget and by tomorrow (Friday), some releases will be made for capital projects that are ready for execution,” he said.


Udoma said the budget was guided by the 2016-2018 Medium Term Expenditure Framework and Fiscal Strategy Paper aimed at reflating and repositioning the economy.


According to him, the budget is predicated on an oil production benchmark of 2.2million barrels per day at $38 per barrel and average exchange rate of N197 to a dollar.


Highlights of major projects presented indicated that a sum of N132.4billion would be spent on 14 road and bridge projects across the six geo-political zones this year.


They are dualisation of Kano-Maiduguri Road (sections i-iv), N13bn,

N40bn for Lagos-Ibadan Expressway,

N8.7bn for reconstruction and pavement strengthening of sections of Benin-Sagamu Expressway,

N14.2bn for construction of Oju/Loko Oweto Bridge,

N13bn for concession of Second Niger Bridge,

N6bn for dualisation of Odukpani-Itu-Ikot Ekpene Road in Cross River and Akwa Ibom states.

Others are

N4.4bn for rehabilitation of Ilorin-Jebba-Mokwa-Bokani Road,

N8.8bn for rehabilitation of Sokoto-Tambuwal- Kotangora-Makira Road,

N2.8bn for completion of Gombe-Numan-Yola Road
Phase II,

N5bn for rehabilitation of Apapa-Oshodi-Oworoshoki Road,

N2.6bn for dualisation of Kano-Katsina Road Phase I,

N6bn for dualisation of Ibadan-Ilorin Road Section II,

N5.5bn for rehabilitation of Enugu-Onitsha Road and

N2bn for dualisation of Sapele-Agbor-Ewu Road Section I.

He said the budget would be implemented under six major intervention areas in the Strategic Implementation Plan including policy environment, national security and governance; economic
diversification; priority critical infrastructure; oil and gas reforms; ease of doing business and social investment.

Udoma, who assured that the government would ensure effective implementation of the budget, said: “The capital spending envisaged in this budget, large though it is, represents only a part of the spending required to meet our ambitious plans for Nigeria.”

The minister said in order to develop the economy, the government would need the active involvement of the private sector.

“Government can show the way and help to create the enabling environment, but it is the private sector that is the primary engine of development of this country,” he said.