₦airaland Forum

realmey:
Hello NL

Please are there any fiverr exchange groups here?

I would please like to belong to one.

Thanks

we can exchange one.

Bruno3000:
Morning house, I just created a fiverr account. I want upload my pic but its not working. Specialists in the house i need help on how to go about it plus how do I change my country to reflect USA?

You've registered the account already? then the country can't be changed, the image you are trying to upload is probably inscribed with owners name or you have problem with your connection.

ITbomb:
It is satellite, nationwide

hmmmmm

How many cities are covered?

jargo89:
Excuse me, did you read my post? I dont speak for Yorubas. I speak for myself. Is that hard to grasp? As there are some Igbos who support it and some who dont, so it is among the Yorubas.

Look I have a lot of intelligent Igbo friends who I buy into their logic but I must say I am dissapointed by you and the other guy yesterday.

Probably you guys have been so hardwired and expect e-quarrels everytime. Well, i am not the type to give you such satisfaction. I just cant stand the hate between humans masked as tribalism. So i will go back and read that my post with a cleaner mind and God be with you.

I can't remember quoting you for any e-quarrel, you don't speak for the Yorubas but you want to speak for the igbos?

jargo89:
You are directing the question to the wrong person. I have never agitated for nor condemned secession. Because I feel every human demand for whatever he wants, as much as it is within his rights. So if anyone is agitation for secession, i think it is within such people's right. And for those who oppose, they are also within their rights. As humans, everyone deserves to have an opinion.

That is why you also shouldnt be suprised if some Yorubas decides to agitate for secession that other Yorubas are "opposing" because its a free world, and all Yorubas arent supposed to feel the same way or have the same opinion. Everyone shld think fot themselves and decide whats best for him or her.

So; i will remind you again; I am not against Igbos agitating for secession, it is not my call and never will i step so low to do that. Also, neither am I asking for secession, and its within my right not to. I hope. I have cleared myself.

You people are already changing tone, so Yorubas are no longer against secession? Wonders shall never end.

jargo89:
You are consumed with hatred. You people complain abt Yorubas that wont support seccession and call them Afonja. Those who support seccession, you say they are hungry. I'm not the type to generalize, but you people are just filled with hatred and anger for everythimg.

The same people that criticized biafrans for seeking secession are also secretly wishing for secession, thought you guys say secession is not included in the Constitution, why are you guys also participating in something you condemned?

I laugh in Swahili, these ones can't even withstand boy's scout talk more civil defense, the biafran agitators have stood against the Nigerian army and are still marching on. These ones are just hungry, give them #500 and their problems are solved, look at that woman in white and you'll understand what I am taking about.

The order time was a tattered sofa and now is 32 inches TV just to portray one of the most corrupt element as being incorruptible and low keyed, they even used Rochas Okorocha as pawn to score cheap point . Let us see buhari's bank statement.

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oshe11:
How much is the 15% n how much be all the loots dey av recovered

You are smart, let EFCC tell us the amount and not percentage, 15% of how much?

The propaganda strategist for this government is really doing a very poor job, even buhari will frown at this poorly scripted falsehood. Muffler ke, flag in

I was born into this country with the following notions:
1. Igbos don't go to school
2. Igbos like money too much
3. Igbos are not united and don't love themselves
4. Igbos don't have capable hands to lead Nigeria
5. Igbos are just the southeasterners
6. Igbos want south-south oil
7. Most igbo rich men are ritualist
8. Most Igbos don't want biafra, it's just few of them shouting biafra

I grew up to discover the following:
1. Igbos are actually leading in education in Nigeria (most educated and highest number of school goers)
2. All human beings like money, thus the Bible confirms that money is the root of all evils (abacha, babangida, Ibori, atiku, buhari, obasanjo are not igbos, these are evidently the most corrupt and money lovers in Nigeria)
3. Igbos are actually the most united in Nigeria, they fight in oneness, they have unique voting pattern, they can actually die for one of their own e.g kanu)
4. Igbos actually have the best hands to lead Nigeria, eg. The south east are leading in virtually all aspects of the economy - commerce, healthcare, education, etc)
5. Igbos spreads across south east to South South
6. Igbos are not even so much in oil business, they are more in transportation, manufacturing, importation etc, there is no significant presence of the igbos in oil business to confirm the assertion that are desperate for south south oil, Ifeanyi Uba is just recent in the business.
7. Igbos are hard working are the least fetish people in Nigeria not to talk of rituals.
8. Most Igbos want biafra (even the ones pretending, like Charley boy)

My fellow Countrymen,
Please you people should not crucify buhari too much, he is actually trying his best to be detribalized but the spirit of ethic and religious bigotry has eating too deep into his system that even when he wants to appoint Emeka that spirit will change the name to Musa. At this stage it's only God that can deliver buhari.
Sorry Nigerians

captleonerd:
and the way to get referendum is to heat up the polity and make enemies from other ethnic groups?

and who is heating up the polity? and to you quitting a union means making enemies?

edupedia:
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....recently at your Ozubulu....13 people dead and many more injured as we see here....whether by politicians or by greedy drug lords death is death...since no life was lost in kano which one is worse u IPOB zombie?....Olodo....

and who says the killing is all about power/leadership tussle? if you think it it please tell us who and who are involved. @ bolded, I can see you have already started name calling.

Tomorrow the same people will tell us that Igbos will drag power and kill themselves if biafra is given to them, please someone tell me when this kind thing happen last for south east?

Yoruba people and war, please Mr young soldier who is talking about war here? Have you not heard of the word "referendum"?

richidinho:
Protesting at the Front gate of UN general assembly go make sense die

It's step by step, I think that would be the grand finale, 1 week protest at UN headquarters non stop (at a very strategic time). I wonder who wants to stop a moving train.

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Damn! Biafrans are everywhere, no other region or tribe in Nigeria can be so united in fighting a course like the igbos, the earlier they allow biafrans to go the better for the image of Nigeria. Nigerian image is being seriously damaged internationally by biafrans, unfortunately the people leading this "SORRY" country do not know that, by the time biafrans are done with Nigeria there will be nothing left for Nigeria to manage.

Ifeanyi Uba what is this, you dey drink your capital oil everyday to have grown this fat?

maclatunji:
It is because you are asking for secession which leads directly to war . It is like asking for a referendum to remove a sitting president. Nigerian law simply does not allow it.

@ bolded, I still wonder where the Yorubas are getting these devilish theories.

maclatunji:
Go and read your history books, I am not here to teach history.

Unfortunately history is not part of our curriculum and you do not need history to answer the simple question. Will the Yorubas continue to co-habit with Hausa/Fulanis post biafra? Yes or no shikena.

maclatunji:
Go back to 1967, what happened? You don't learn from history?

please tell us what happened in 1967.

maclatunji:
I am one of the Igbos' best friends. Other people might wish for war just to do Igbos harm, I wish for peace so we can all live decent lives.

Peace is the foundation of development.

A yorubaman's definition of peace is like a man and his wife arguing about money for food and suddenly their yorubaman neighbor wades in and pleads "you people should not divorce please" the couple would be like "who is talking about divorce here". The yoruba people are mischievously creeping in that word "war" please oooo we don't war, please oooo we don't want war, and I ask the yorubas who is talking about war here?

maclatunji:
Nothing to leverage on. A free market of 200 million will always be better than 30, 50 or even 100 million.

Why would I want a third of the pie when I can have everything? Get over tribalism and see opportunities not threats.

In other words if biafra go today, the Yorubas will be more than happy to co-habit alone with Hausa/Fulanis?

maclatunji:
You guys only claim victim when things don't go your way and when you think you have an advantage you abuse it to the point of odioum.

Nobody is going to take you seriously until you change your ways.

Why then are you so bordered about whatever it is that we claim? The Yorubas criticize igbos on their quest to get a referendum as if the same Yorubas won't be the first to leverage from the referendum if achieved.

maclatunji:
I am one of the Igbos' best friends. Other people might wish for war just to do Igbos harm, I wish for peace so we can all live decent lives.

Peace is the foundation of development.

Mr Igbo best friend, hmmmm I can see. So your definition of peace, excludes justice, equity as it's components? So denial of self-determination is what you understand as peace? This your definition of peace I hope it won't tear you into pieces.

maclatunji:
Ensuring a peaceful nation helps me and my family greatly.

try and find peace with yourself first before embarking on a deceitful peace mission coated with hate and envy against the Igbos. Like someone mentioned above, you weren't seen on a thread about olu falae your brother, whose farm was destroyed by herdsmen or the menace of Fulani herdsmen are not included in your peace mission?

maclatunji:
You must be slow on the uptake then.

Get something meaningful to do to help yourself, family and people around you.

Igbos are yet to make any conclusion on the meeting as a matter of facts most Igbos don't even know about the meeting, but the Yorubas have already started writing epistles after epistles about the meeting, does it mean the Yorubas don't have any other thing to do? than to be following topics on Nnamdi kanu, biafra, and igbos.