₦airaland Forum

More bad news for the economy.

Eziachi:
So after many years of living with Ndigbo you still don't  know that Igbos has always worshiped a monotonous God they referred as Chi or Chukwu, hence their names always starts or endswith either  Chi or Chukwu. which they do through deities before even foreign religion arrived?
As long  as I know Igbo's derisory nickname among other Nigerians is OKORO not Chukwu by any chance.

The boy is an akata. I doubt he has lived amongst many Igbos let alone his own kind.

I didn't know Chukwu would be dared to be used as a derogatory name until NL. I tolerated it long enough. Insulting God's name.

ezeagu:
Abia people massacred Hausa Fulani a few years ago, you couldn't walk the street just 'looking' like an Hausa in the streets at one time. If you want the beef to stay, then you can't do what Abia State people did.

Abians still have beef.

Fulani know there place in our society as well. Win-win situation.

It is good to be a hinterland people. 

Why fight over access to the sea, when the sea is coming to us?

Haven't you heard that David Mark can be anti-South?

He believes that State of Emergencies should be called in the South, but refuses the same to happen in the North.

[quote author=ekt_bear link=topic=713604.msg8718541#msg8718541 date=1310674327]Does state of emergency = removing governor as well?[/quote]No. . . But it interferes with their governing. Similar to what happens in the US. Remember Katrina?

[quote author=Chyz* link=topic=713604.msg8718515#msg8718515 date=1310674162]First the PDP ask for the Fashola to resign and now D.Mark(PDP member) pushes for a declaration of emergancy in lagos which in its accordance, the governor will have to be removed. Funny people. At least push to declare one in Borno to make it less obvious,lol. ACN is under attack. What una go do! [/quote]

This should be a signal to ACN.

ezeagu:
Your two sentences are contradictory, plus what is beef in the face of an invasion or did your parents not tell you how they reused salt twenty times during the war?

How are my sentences contradictory? Abians have lived in harmony with the Fulani, because they respect/fear us.

If you cannot solve the possible beef shortage, then this plan is not going anywhere.

Imolites should do what we Abians do when these people do not follow the laws of our land.

How can they have a rail system, when they cannot even control this flooding? I dey laugh!

Abuja or Enugu would be better places to have a rail system.

[quote author=Chyz* link=topic=488326.msg8718203#msg8718203 date=1310671250]I see we're resurrecting threads today. . . .Didn't get the memo. Glad I now know [/quote]You are too tolerant of these foolish people.

dayokanu:

Stop bringing back old threads foolish one.

My question is, who will provide us beef? 

If not aboki, then who? I know Igbos will not get into the cattle rearing business.

Bliss4Lyfe:
just need to prosecute those guilty of crimes and make an example to the rest, so they know ignorance is no excuse in the eye of the law. They[b] should also be issued entrance permit to every state as a mean of legitimise their trade and keep record of them and monitor their movement for safety of life and property for them and residence.
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These herds men business is a good cover for crime i.e abduction, violation and serial killings. Desperately needs regulation.

Good post.

How will we get our beef then?  

We just need to regulate them. They cannot bring weapons into Igboland. That would be a good alternative. And they must respect the laws of the land.

kandiikane:
Oh hell. .Raising a fatwa because of a facebook message? I should watch my mouth from now on don't know how many of them are on N/L. .

Is she in Nigeria. .People should protest sha, I remember when a book was written about the prophet in the 80s. . .Gosh, what is the name again anyways supreme one of Iran raised a fatwa on the author. .

You must be talking about the author Salman Rushdie.

Boko Haram needs to be dealt with.

FG pacifies Boko Haram, docks 7 cops

In what appears to be a move to appease the Islamic sect, Boko Haram, that has unleashed a reign of terror in some northern states, the Federal Government, yesterday in Abuja arraigned seven police officers and charged them with extra-judicial murder of the sect leader, Mallam Mohammed Yusuf, in 2009. Members of the Islamic sect had consistently demanded justice in the murder of their leader in police custody as one of the conditions to lay down their arms.

Meanwhile, former Borno State governor, Mallam Modu Sheriff has denied allegation levelled against him by chairman of Arewa Consultative Forum, Lt General Jeremiah Useni, (retired) accusing him of sponsoring thugs that later converted to the Islamic sect, Boko Haram. This came just as France has promised to partner Nigeria on security.

The 7 Police officers

The seven police officers who were charged to court yesterday are CSP J. B Abang, ACP Akeera, CSP Mohammed Ahmadu, ACP Mada Buba, Sgt Adamu Gado, PC Anthony Samuel and PC Linus Luka. They were dragged before a Federal High Court in Abuja, accused of alleged complicity in the extra-judicial execution of the leader of the dreaded Boko Haram sect, Mallam Mohammed Yusuf, in 2009. They are also facing trial over allegations of terrorism and murder.

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The federal government which initiated their prosecution yesterday, alleged that they unlawfully killed the apprehended leader of the Boko Haram sect, Yusuf, and some of his followers in cold blood, stressing that their action amounted to an offence under section 315 of the Criminal Code.

Though the Federal Ministry of Justice which is prosecuting the case, declined to furnish journalists with copies of the processes that were filed before the high court, Vanguard, however, was able to secure the charge sheet.

According to a 2-count charge that was entered in court, the accused persons were alleged to have “conspired with one another to commit an offence to wit; a terrorist act and thereby committed an offence contrary to Section 516 of the Criminal Code and punishable under Section 15 (1) (2) of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission Act, 2004.”

It will be recalled that Yusuf, his father-in-law Baa Fugu and an alleged financier of the group, Buji Foi, were on July 30, 2009, murdered inside a police station in Maiduguri, shortly after they were captured alive and handed over to the police command by a team of military personnel who were drafted to the state to quell a crisis that bedeviled the town two years ago.

Though the police authorities in a bid to exculpate itself from blame, claimed that they died after an intense gun battle. However, video clips that later emerged, showed that they were executed in cold blood.

Meanwhile, only five of the accused persons were brought to court yesterday by heavily armed security operatives who equally manned guard at various strategic points within the high court vicinity.

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2011/07/177831/

[quote author=Ileke-IdI link=topic=713072.msg8716756#msg8716756 date=1310656668]Plz, stop trying to disclaim Goodluck Ebele Jonathan Azikwe. . . . . just because he's the most incompetent president we've had so far. You were one of the ignorant hyena that was shoving that Azikwe name in our face. Take it or leave it, Odechukwu fits the bill.

You complain too much for a man, more like a woman. I believe its an Igbo trait.[/quote]This harlot have some nerve. Foolish girl, I will not waste my time on you.

ak47mann:
LOOK divide the country time for referendum is not working look at SUDAN even the northern Sudan are wishing their southern brothers a happy independence,in this day and age we should accept that nigeria was build in a wrong foundation that will eventually collapsed. Africans should wise up

The One Nigeria supporters are selfish.

[quote author=Ileke-IdI link=topic=713072.msg8716723#msg8716723 date=1310656365]Igbos and GEJ considers him/himself an Igbo man. So technically, Odechukwu fits the bill.

So stop complaining and show us that thick skin.[/quote]The man is an Ijaw. I do not believe any Igbo considers himself an Igbo man. There is nothing technical about "Odechukwu." Especially when you are insulting God which is blasphemy.

[quote author=Ileke-IdI link=topic=713072.msg8716645#msg8716645 date=1310655690]For people with thick skins, they really are sensitive. Recent big NL Complains:

Ibo -- Igbo
Odechukwu -- GEJ

Do you see Yorubas complaining about Yoruba? Ediiots, pessimistic people.[/quote]If you want to insult the man, at least use his ethnicity instead of a neighboring ethnicity.

As they say, Ignorance is bliss and that is the land you people live in.

It is very dumb if you ask me. To think someone would have the audacity to insult the Lord's name in vain. It doesn't matter what language it is in. 

Some Yorubas are very ignorant. They have no respect for anyone. Not even for themselves.

Those pictures were in March. The runway should be finished by now. It should not even take more than 2 weeks.

[quote author=Ileke-IdI link=topic=712228.msg8713661#msg8713661 date=1310612976]Back to topic


I dont believe majority of Igbos should even be complaining. . . . .Remember your magic numbers. Your selfishness for 2015 disabled you to think straight.[/quote]Goodluck is still better than voting for a former dictator like Buhari.

https://www.thetimesofnigeria.com/TON/resources/images/First%20Plane%20Lands%20In%20Asaba%204.jpg

Overland Airways

:d :d :d

https://cdn-www.airliners.net/aviation-photos/photos/7/3/1/1776137.jpg

This was in March.

Enough whining Ileke-Idi.

We already know this. . .

Seanet1000:
Ojukwu was the number one culprit.

Why?

bashr4:
shut up , it goes both way , ironsi also crushed the first seccession lead by adaka boro. stop taking us back when we are trying to see how to move foward.

It will be very hard for some of our Igbos brothers to support this.

Awolowo name belongs in the title just like Gowon. But I would add Ironsi and Azikiwe.

Ojukwu, Balewa or Ahmadu Bello name should not be mentioned in this thread.