₦airaland Forum

Iamwrath:
See mumu mentality na Malay fault say your leaders no gree develop una oil plantation ?


From History , Obasanjo actually gave them shipload of kernels and they developed themselves with it , The problem here is the ''awa oyel'' chant from people who has made us believe without their Oyel we can not survive, Malay has no crude yet people run there



as for coming to steal again, i disagree they are coming to give back maybe with the SIP method , maybe the upcoming children will be able to think better than the old baboons who have ruled in the past

WHO is mumu here? I just pi ti you

I am as free as a Freelancer. No unnecessary stress.

They never see anything. This is just the beginning.

Malaysian are wicked. The other time they came they took our Palm seed. Since then everything as far as red oil is concerned they are at the forefront.
Now they are coming to steal and in turn bringing us problems.

location.

Dammyllionaire:
Pls house, I need your advice on this.

Is it advisable to leave a teaching job of #30000 very close to my house at Abule egba for a job of #60000 at Bariga where I will work for 2 shifts and the 2nd shift my last till 9pm?

Please help ME with one after you might have settled yourself with one. I live in Agege. If you also get job you can call ME on.

Kebreal92:
BAD BELLE

You Opinions. I know where your good Belle has handed you.

ediman:
You are angry the the son didn't grow up to become an armed robber like you the Igbo's.

Useless blood suckling demons.

I hate Igbos. I will disown any of my family members who tries to support Biafra

Hmmmmm...... So anybody that aired their opinions now should be be seen as an IPOB. I am not surprised if all you are concerned about is tribalism. The Igbo's have the right to demands what belongs to them. The Britons have no two heads. I believe in their struggle. I am a Nigerian, I believe in a more United Nigeria. Igbo have the right to determine what becomes of them.

I am a Yoruba boy by every standard. Tribalist beware.

Hmmmmmmmm. Watching in 3D

sarrki:
God please release the spirit of bitterness from the system

Sarrki. You are very funny as you are enmeshed in sentiment. You should pray that God should remove men who brought bitterness into the lives of Nigerians. You are on the path of a mature mind. You don't play the gods because the gods are players on their own.

ZKOSOSO:
It's a Natural Something...!!

My Mechanic (an Afonja) last week told me that he can't stop liking HausaFulaniKanuris-Muslims. He is addicted to loving all of them even though he has never been to the North before.

It's a serious issue. Very strong thing. Imagine what Tinubu and his boys did to GEJ a fellow Southerners in 2015.

Thank Allahu that in any religion crisis na dem bee first target before any igbo and all Southerners /christians.

What did they did to him ? You these small boys underfed with histories. Where were you when Tinubu sold Lagos votes to Jonathan in 2011. Is Tinubu a Northerner here ?

God blesses your new home.

Arrant Nonsense.

This is the real circle of mature men called Kings. Not minding the so called thug in royal apparel.

Ogunsua of Modakeke and the ONI seat has been on long time battle and this present ONI put an end to be it.

This may be equivalent of 10 litres of water. I love it.

HOW TO KEEP THE LADY YOU ARE DATING: Do you love your girl and you don't want another man to snatch her from you? Then do the following things:

1. Give her plenty of attention. If you give her attention, she will not seek for attention elsewhere. Chat with her online via social media or else another man will.

2. Give her listening ears whenever she is speaking to you. Avoid pressing your phone or reading a newspaper when your girl is talking to you.


3. Do not promise her and fail. Do not promise her what you cannot do. It is better for you to say you don't have than to promise and fail.


4. Do not be stingy. Avoid telling her that you don't have, you don't have all the time.


5. Be caring. To be caring does not only mean you should be giving her money. There are many ways of showing care; e.g show concern whenever she is sad or in problems; be by her side when she is in problems, do not abandon her in her days of sorrow.


6. Tell her daily that she is beautiful.




7. Tell her daily that you love her.

8. Play with her and joke with her daily.


9. Don't be too hard and don't be too soft. Scold her a little, and pet her a little. Do not over pet or over scold.


10. Love her siblings, and respect her parents.


11. Appreciate her when she helps you to do something.




12. Allow her to advise you, seek her suggestions and respect her opinions.


13. Respect her.


14. Do not take her for granted.

15. Do not cheat on her.

16. Play with her hairs

17. kiss her on her forehead, cheek and neck. It will pass a good message to her.

18. Let her sit on your lap sometimes. Agree or Disagree?
Copied.

OK ooooooo.

Their wahala. Does that mean that himself won't steal public funds?

This is more than serious. Lord have mercy on this county Nigeria. This is becoming another thing

My Dad gave seriously opinion about the third point. I can never forget his instructions.

He let me when I need him the more.

…I didn’t know he was into crime
…He took part in our daily prayers and always
prayed Psalm 23
…His wealth should be sold off and given to his
victims
…I didn’t know he was this rich, the highest he
gave to me was N200,000
…Please, forgive him for the sake of myself and the
children
Vanguard reports
The call was a surprise. And in the words of our
Crime Editor, Emma Nnadozie “it was shocking but
revealing and even pathetic.” The caller had said
“hold on for Evans’ wife.” The female voice quickly
pleaded to Mr. Nnadozie to call her back as she
did not have enough credit. Nnadozie returned the
call from Ghana and the caller told her story.
Excerpts:
My name is Uchenna Precious Onwuamadike, the
wife of the Chikwudubem Onwuamadike who you
call Evans. I am 31 years old. I got married to
Evans at the age of 17 at Oraifite, Anambra state in
2004. He met me while I was coming back from
lesson as a student of All Saints Secondary School,
Oraifite and I was in class 6 going to take my
West African Examination. After we met, I agreed to
go with him because of my poor background. He
told me his father married three wives when he was
six years old and threw his mother out of his
house. He said that one of the wives influenced his
father to drive them out of his house also and they
were forced to stay with outsiders. Evans was
taken to his grandmother who trained him. He told
me his father accused the mother of being
adulterous before driving her out of his house. Our
marriage is blessed with five children. Our first
issue is 12 years plus and her name us
Udochukwu. After we got married, he said I should
stay with his mother in his village at Akanmiri,
Umudim, Nnewi to teach me how to be a good
housewife. I was there for three years before he
took me to Lagos. We were living at Satellite town
in 2006 and after one year, he relocated us back to
the village because he could not pay house rent.
While in the village, he normally came to see us.
We spent three years in the village and relocated to
Ghana. On our way to Ghana, we passed through
Lagos and stayed at Benny Hotels in Festac where
we spent two days before travelling to Ghana. He
spent a month with us in Ghana before coming
back to Lagos. I was pregnant with our fourth child
in 2010 when he left for Nigeria to come back in
two months time. After I gave birth, he came back
four months later and was able to clear the
accumulated bills we kept for him because I
borrowed money from friends to clear hospital bill.
When he came back, he complained bitterly that
things were rough for him in Nigeria and that
customs seized his goods. I was not aware that he
was into kidnapping and all the criminal acts he is
being associated with now. All I know about his
business is that he was into haulage, buying engine
and spare parts for trucks and imports exhaust
pipes. That was what he told me. The reason he
kept me in Ghana was because he said our
children should get quality education. I have spent
six years here and after I stopped hearing from him,
I called and complained bitterly but he said I
should stay for some time. I then called his friend,
Okechukwu, who now lives in China. He told me
that he has not been seeing him and that he spends
most of his time with a girlfriend in Festac. When I
called him to complain, he was angry with me and
warned that I should stop listening to gossip. He
said that If I should return, I should go to his
younger brother’s house in Lagos until he is ready
to get accommodation for us. The brother was
formally living in Lagos but he is in Brazil now. So,
when it was impossible to pay my children’s
school fees, I packed my bags and baggage and
came back to Lagos with our children. We stayed
at his brother’s house at Agric, close to Trade Fair
until he took us to a house in Magodo where he
claimed he owed rent pending the completion of
his own house there. We have spent just one year
in that house in Magodo. I have no idea of the type
of business he was into but he told me that his
friends overseas used to buy phones and jewelries
for him.
While in Lagos, i was idle and I pressured him to
find something for me to do and he promised to
do that. Several times, I asked him to take me to
his office but he said they move from place to
place to offload goods in haulage business and
share profits. I can’t remember having any visitor in
our house. It is only the agent called Sunny that
helped us to pack into our house that I know. At
times, artisans come to do one repair or the other,
that’s all. I don’t know any of his friends and if we
were invited to parties, he would not allow us to
attend. He told me that he has no friends and that
he hates associating with people. I was always
indoors because he warned me to beware of Lagos
women that they are wayward. I was staying
indoors and it was only when I was sick that he
took me to a hospital in Ikeja. I always have BP
and it makes weak. We went back to Ghana on the
6th of this month and he promised to join us in no
distant time. On the 9th, I called him to know when
he would be coming and even the youngest of our
children was crying, begging him to come as soon
as possible and he promised to come. In the
afternoon, I called but he was not picking.
I called again, there was noise in the background
and the line was switched off. I then called the
driver that took us to the motor pack when we were
going to Ghana and he told me that there was a
problem, that police came and arrested Oga and
that they came with a fair complexioned lady. When
I heard all the allegations against him, I called his
brother in Ghana, his mother, father and other
relations but I could not get them. I then called
their last born, a student at Oko Polytechnic but he
said he had not spoken with him for long. I was
confused until I opened Niger news and Vanguard
Websites. That was how I got the shocking news
about my husband. I collapsed and later called my
kids to inform them what I just read about their
father. Since then, I have not eaten, I am still in
shock. Our children could not believe what they
were reading about their father. They are saying that
he cannot do all the things they said he did. In fact,
while we were in Nigeria, he had never slept
outside our house. My children were crying when
they saw his bloody eyes and swollen face. Our
condition was worsened when I saw my picture
with him and our children on the face book. I don’t
know where they got it. I have not been receiving
money from him, I have never seen his money. The
only thing I know is that there was a time he
bought an expensive watch in Dubai and I wanted
to know why he bought it when he could not open
any business for me. He kept on teasing me,
claiming it came from a friend. It was only when
we wanted to travel to South Africa last year
Christmas where we spent two years that he gave
me N200, 000 for the trip. I have never seen him
as a rich man. While with him, we made sure we
had all we wanted to eat and that’s all. I can’t
remember seeing any sign of affluence in him. He
is not a proud man and he has been wearing one
sandal and slippers for long now. He does not go
for parties. In fact, I have never suspected him as a
criminal. If I have been seeing any strange things, I
would have suspected him. We have three cars,
one Hilux, one grand Cherokee and an SUV. The
N20m they said he sent to me through transfer was
given to one Hausa man to pay into an account in
Ghana to be used in paying our rent and furnish the
house in Ghana. I know he banks with GTB only.
Their staff used to visit us in the house. I am not
aware that he has five girlfriends and I have never
suspected him because he did not keep late nights.
It was shocking to hear about his girlfriends. He
did not answer calls in my presence. I uses to see
his phones being charged but he normally switched
them off. I always asked him why use pin code to
lock his phones and that he lived a secret life but
he threatened to beat me if ever I touched any of
his phones. I didn’t even know the security pin. He
would leave the house sometimes in the evenings
with his phones and would come back between
8pm and 9pm. Most of the things I read about him
are strange to me. As his wife, I should have seen
the signs but I have not. He has cancer and does
not drink alcohol nor smoke anything. I have never
seen gun in our house. I don’t know where they got
those frightening guns. He has never told me he
has another house at Igando. Any time he went out,
he always called to ask after the children and
reassure me that he would be back soon. I am
suspecting that whatever happened to him must
have come from his father’s second wife. I don’t
know what he did to him when he was young but
he told the story. He said that after their mother
was driven out of the house, he was with his
brothers playing outside one day when the second
wife called him to pick a bucket and collect water
for her. He was four years then, he picked the
bucket, collected water and when he came back,
she removed her dress and she was wearing only a
bag made from animal skin on her waist. She
brought seven small stones from the bag, gave to
Evans and ordered him to pour the stones into the
bucket to know if the gravel would rise (sail) on
top of the water or not. Evans said he did as she
directed but the only thing the woman did was to
take the bucket back and ordered him to go back
and play with his brothers. He said he told his
father later but he said he was telling lies. I feel
very bad because I did not know if he was doing
all these or not. Even if he was into all these, why
did he not stop because of me and his children? All
the time when we pray, he used to promise God
that he would tell Him his story later in life. Here
reads psalm 23 a lot. Even his phone, he sets
alarm for 12 noon to read psalm 23. He took part
in our daily prayers in the morning, evening and
night. He used to lead us in prayers. We attend
Anglican Church. He has never given them money
to show off. We used to give N5000 or N10,000
and the highest we have given so far was N50,000
when we baptised one of our children. I am
appealing to the powers that be to spare his life
(crying), as I speak now, I am kneeling down with
my children, crying and begging for forgiveness.
Have mercy on us. He did not know what he was
doing. He did not know what came over him. I am
ready to come back to Nigeria and plead on his
behalf. What I am reading in the news is shocking.
Though, I have not heard that he killed anybody but
all those he injured or took their money should
please forgive him because me and my children.
They should kindly forgive him, he will repent. God
knows I will not be alive and see my husband
doing bad thing and keep quiet. All his wealth
should be sold off and given to his victims. Evans
is a good man. He takes care of all his relations
including the children of the second wife we are
suspecting did this to him. He has just two houses
in Ghana but I have never seen them. I saw the
house on his phone. Since I have been living with
him, he has never injured anybody or beat me. He
has milk of human kindness in his heart. He has
not been harsh or wicked to anybody. He always
advised us to be prayerful I (starts crying again)
and complains bitterly any time I failed to pray.
His neighbours also know him as a kind and
generous man. Members of my family are worse
hit by this ugly development. They said some
people brought newspaper publications to show
them about their in-law and they have been
wondering if he actually did all that because he has
been good to all of them. I am from a very good,
God-fearing family and if any of us had suspected
this in him, they would have forced me out of his
house for long. I am ready to come back and
testify on his behalf. I will also like to see the
Governor of Lagos state and explain the whole
thing to him. They said he is rich but I have only
N13, 000 in my Diamond bank account. He does
not give me money. He told me he will be paying
N40, 000 into my account every month but after
two months, he stopped, claiming that he was
penniless.d

vargasvictory:
Who have you been taking advises from? Did you stop for a moment and think about how traumatic it must have been for him losing his dad? And that poor woman struggled to get him where he is today. It's not like she's going to be dragging your matrimonial home with you, as long as she isn't bad to you I do not see where the problem is. If you're not comfy with it, you can go your way.

Cold Bottles of Original Origin for you.

Hon. Prince Mike Adeniyi Omogbehin Negwo is a
member of the Federal House of Representatives,
representing the People of Okitipupa/Irele federal
constituency of Ondo state. In this Interview with
Akinyemi Doyinsola, he analyzed Economic and
Political issues, both in Ondo state and Nigeria at
large.
Excerpts;

QUE
Two years into your tenure in the house of
Representative today, what are your Regrets &
impenitence?

ANS
I have no regrets. Naturally in my life, I don’t have
regrets. I do have challenges, I face my challenges
squarely and surmount them . The ones I can’t
surmount at the immediate, I wait till next time.
There have been a lot of challenges, not regrets in
this past two years. And let me tell you my
greatest challenge, my greatest challenge as at
today is the fact that Nigerians do not know the
importance of the legislative arm of government.
Nigeria is yet to imbibe the spirit of representative
democracy. Because of the many years of the
suppressive military regime that we had in this
country. And that is why the executive arm of
government still manipulate the Nigerian populace,
to portray their representatives as bad. My only
challenge is that Nigerians and my people stil see
me as a “Representa-thief”, they do not see me as
their eyes, they do not see that whatever I do is a
response to stimuli on their behalf. That is the only
challenge that I have, and until something is done
about it, so that Nigerians begin to understand that
we are their eyes and appreciate us as such, then
we will keep on in this circle.

QUE
Somethings have been noticed in form of your
impact on your constituents in two years, are there
other goods in the offing?

ANS
Of course there are still many things to do, relative
to the promises we made to the People. When i
started my campaign, I presented a sacred tripod
Agenda. First is education, second is Rural health
and third is the people and the constituency. And
we have followed this tripod till date. In education,
libraries have been built, law school scholarships
have been given, the bursary scheme have been
implemented. In rural health, we have given
ambulances to our people, we have built modern
water sources for our people to be able to get
portable water and be healthy. In constituency
development, we have been able to build civic
centers for our people, where they can meet to
discuss community development. We have been
able to attend, respect and honor functions of our
people and every festival of our people. So we are
working strictly with our tripod agenda. And I do not
even expect the level of the appreciation from our
people, with the little we have done. So I thank
them.

QUE
The Akeredolu led government marked her 100th
day in office few days ago, what is your
Evaluation of the government?

ANS
I want Our People in Ondo state to Pardon
Akeredolu, he never knew he was going to win
election in the first instance. Some forces came
together to steal, first the APC Primary election.
They stole it, there are evidences to show, even on
television that ghosts voted in the Primary election.
He didn’t know he was going to win, So he had no
clear cut agenda. And that is why 3 to 4 month
after, he has no commissioner, he is not stable, and
we cannot say today, just like we had in the early
days of Buhari, that we have an Executive arm of
government in Ondo state. No we don’t have. so he
can be pardoned because he never knew. He was
not Prepared for Governance. And what can I say? It
is a lesson for the People of Ondo state to vote
only those who are prepared to Provide leadership
next time. And not People who are bound together
by Retrogressive Conspiracy. Akeredolu has
captured Power, but he is not Ready for Power. And
that is the problem we are having today.

QUE

What’s your take on the recent Biafra agitations for
succession by IPOB and MASSOB in the South
East?

ANS
As at today, there are two issues at the front burner
at the national level. One, is the agitation for the
libration of the Biafra People. And two, the
unfortunate statement from Prof. Ango Abdullahi,
supporting the undisciplined Youths of the Northern
Region, asking that the Igbos should move out of
the north. Now lets get things in proper
perspective. You can not equate the directive of the
Northern Youths to the demands of the Igbos. I
think this is where Nigerians are getting it wrong.
The biafrans as a tribe have that right to ask for a
Country of their own under the United Nations
chatter. To ask that they want to have a Country
does not mean that the hausas and People of other
regions living there must leave. That is not what
their demand is. So we must get these things right.
Because there are Nigerians in Britain, who are not
British, and they not been ordered to leave. So even
if the biafrans want a Nation, none biafrans can
keep living in that Nation called Biafra. Now,
juxtapose that with what Prof. Ango Abdullahi is
supporting, as at today in the pesent Nigeria, the
northern rascally youths are asking the Nigerians of
South east to leave Northern Nigeria. So the threat
to Nigeria today is the demands by those Northern
Youths that the Igbos should leave the North. And
that more dangerouse and inimical to our coexisten
as Nigerians, than the demands of the Igbos. We
have been living with the demand of the igbos, but
we can never live, 2, 3 years with the demands of
the Northern Youths. So it is condemnable and
unacceptable, by those of us at the National
Leadership. And they must be called to order, and
Abdulahi must be called to order very quickly. He is
supporting a very dangerous move in Nigeria.

QUE
On the issue of the South East Development
Commission Bill, do you think the bill was in the
interest of the nation and could the bill have
pacified the Igbos from agitations for secession?

ANS
You are trying to make me a Prophet, I’m not. But
let us take the issues as they are. The truth of the
matter is this, sometimes in 1967, the igboland
was invaded by the National troop, because they
wanted to secede. And in 1970, they were defeated,
Obasanjo took government back from them. And
they were promised reintegration, let us ask
ourselves today, up till this very moment, has
Nigeria fulfilled the promise to the Igbos? I will
leave the answer to you. Now, here we are, recently,
some Northern rascals, because they perpetually
want to hold on to power, decided to say that
western Education is a crime (Boko Haram), and
they destroyed the North Eastern part of Nigeria.
We spent a lot of the nation’s resources in reviving
the north east, and suddenly, a bill was brought to
the National Assembly, to set up a North-East
Commission. It is natural justice in my opinion, that
if the north-east commission bill can be treated
with the speed of light. I expect that, Nigerians, my
colleagus in the National Assembly must take a
second look at the southeast demand, as it relates
to the promises made by the Gowon administration.
Have we been able to live to our promises? If we
must live together as a nation, then it must be on
agreement. We have not been fair to the south east
people.

QUE
On the crisis Rocking your party, the PDP, what is
the implication of this crisis on our democracy?

ANS
The issue here is that it is rather unfortunate, that
we members of PDP allowed the APC to have a
way into us. It is rather very unfortunate, that we did
not allow the constitution of our party to prevail.
That’s one. Number two, it is also unfurnate that
some persons in our party have believed that they
are above the party. They have refused to subsume
their personal interest into the party’s collective
interest. The constitution of the party is very clear,
that the National convention is the highest decision
making body. This issue is at that highest court
today, so i will wait, so as not to say anything
prejudicial. But it is very unfortunate that we have
found ourselves where we are.

QUE.
The President Buhari’s administration clocked 2
years in office less than 2 weeks ago, what’s your
rating of the administration’s performance?

ANS.
It’s very simple, we can see it that the APC came
into power with so many promises, and they are
expected to live up to their social agreement with
the people. But what we have today is in respect of
the acronym, “All Promises Canceled”, and that Is
the new meaning of their party. Two years after, a
dollar is not one naira yet, N5000 is not been paid
to our unemployed graduates, petrol price has not
been reduced, and so many other things. I wonder
why they can’t even keep half of their promises.
And you know what, they lack the understanding of
governance. There is a difference between the
dictatorial government that they are used to, and
what we have now. And that is why they have found
their selves in this logjam. We are praying, and
pleading to Nigerians to please tolerate the APC for
the next 24 months. Because they don’t know how
to run government. I am very sure, that some
nationalists among them today, must have started
to think about the way out. They didn’t even last
long before the crisis among them, the reason is
simple, they were brought together by retrogressive
conspiracy.

QUE
According to the DMO, Nigeria’s debt has surged
by 7.1 trillion naira from the time the PDP left
government, today inflation rate is over 16%
compared to the single digit two years ago, how
has this government fared in the handling of our
economy?

ANS.
The dangerous thing about the economy right now
is that the definition of inflation have defied its
meaning. The understanding of inflation is when
more money is chasing few goods. But here we are
in the economy of APC, there is no money, no
goods, yet there is inflation. So this is the problem.
And the reason we are in this Problem is because;
first, they quickly reversed the monetry policies of
the PDP as soon as they came into power, and they
also attempted to use decree in the Niger-delta
isues. They don’t know governance, they are all
dullards.

QUE.
The National Assembly is currently considering the
option of e-voting in future elections, what’s your
take on this?

ANS.
I don’t have anything against e-voting, but my
opANSn is that we need electricity to back up ‘e-
anything’.

SirVintageCock:
Oh yeah, Rich man like Evans the Kidnapper.....right

Haaaaaaa!!! Why you come they fall my hand.

eminikansoso:

OP You are a confirmed Internet farmer.
You know nothing about farming just look at your analysis, for example #88,000 for palm oil for garri processing.
Now Let me educate you on cassava farming business.
Let assume you want to farm on an hectare of land which is 100m by 100m equal to 10,000m square.
Land clearing during the january /February period will cost you 15000 to 25000 depend on the locations.
Next stage is Tilling and Ridges by tractor or manual, but tractor will be much better and will cost you around 20,000 to 30,000 depend on your locations.
Other stages include herbicide spraying and planting of cassava, you will need like 4 litres of herbicides and 50 bundles of cassava stems for 1 hectare of cassava farm which will cause you around 75,000 for proper planting of 1 meter spacing.
It take cause 9 to 12 months to reach maturity stage and it depends on the species.
Harvesting is done by hand and like me I sell by ton no further processing because of time and stress involve.
For an hectare of cassava farm highest I have uproot is about 63 tons about 2 years ago and was sold at 22500 per ton then.
Thanks
cassava farming is very lucrative no magic about it but it take time.

Online Indeed. I guess if The OP ever stepped on the farm before.

The Italian Connection. Those names of people from a single state.


Don't ask me.

No matter what ! Women that's not meant to appreciate you Will not.

On the other hand , Have you tried this before ? Does it work for you? If yes! It may not work for others.



FTC is only an ignorance as a result of joblessness.

Magi ! Magu!! Magu!!!

How many time I call you? You wicked

Pray for Nigeria.

Congratulations.