₦airaland Forum

Kevinsamba:
But we're buying already used from Pakistan

Kevinsamba:
But we're buying it from Pakistan na
Is it not what dey told us here in Nairaland

Kevinsamba:
I love this
Sometimes I wonder if the whole sambisa
Forest can be carpet bombed
It should cost money but with our acquiring j17 from pak
They could take turns and smoke b/h out in an operation not lasting more than a day
Or better still we borrow an AC-130 gunship from the us and finish b/h
Chai oil dey my head o
I should be made the oga on top of the air Force

Patrioticman007:
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They kidnapped 9 innocent kid's for Christ just like Boko haram held one Leah for Muslims right. So for every 1 Leah Christians have kidnapped 9 innocent Muslims children. See hypocrisy top level. Licky licky people.

Cas1741:
And how much did this ancient locomotive cost nig and how much went to amaechi etc. Senseless people, look at China's supersonic state of the art trains and compare with this ancient and antiquated wastful spending, come today, breakdown tomorrow eye sore. What do you expect, and just like the cpu in your computer - garbage in, garbage out. The errand boy doesn't know there is no train system in the Niger delta that produces the oil and the money he is wasting in the north and just like his monorail, it speaks volumes about his stupendous ignoramus. SAAAD.

ofwest47:
Wailers and haters take it or leave it, Buhari government remains the greatest and largest infrastructural development government in Nigeria. Recall former Nigeria military head of state Yakubu Gowon . " Money is not our problem, but how to spend it and that was due to lack of future development site. Ameachi , thank you very much you still remain No1 ministerial appointee.

EgunMogaji2:
A great but lofty idea. A train assembly plan is a different animal from a more common vehicle assembly plant.

It will cause needless delay.

It’s okay that this first phase is ordered but maybe they can work on transitioning future orders to be assembled in Nigeria.

careytommy37:
He's a Muslim right?
Regina beauty is learning

vaxx2:
You are lying or you are not exposed. GDP growth is not tied down to the size of economy but opportunities in area of growth. it make more sense to say country with more area to grow will have faster growth than economy that is already saturated. India has a faster growth too not just China only and it is growing also at impressive rate. Nigeria case needs more economical solution because Nigeria still have more area to grow than already saturated country like Germany or UK which have perfected basic things like education, infrastructure, health and high reduction in poverty. so Nigeria sluggish growth can never be justified.

nextstep:
Fundamentally, we can't do it because we've refused to be an industrial country.
China is the current cheapest place to do it, and they don't often add too many conditions.
Belt and road is not really different from IMF - they won't insist you use European or American companies, but that's what ended up happening anyway.

Until we get serious about turning our own iron ore into steel... we'll continue to be at the mercy of foreigners. Our leaders should be learning lessons from China, but are so focused on the wrong things.

PetroDola:
Oh please. Stop that crap. Countries with a smaller GDP grow at a faster rate,huh? Where did you get that MUMU mentality from? I guess China’s GDP is small that is why is has grown at more than 6% for many years,huh? Abeg, come back with another reason yes, if the current trend continues, Ghaba will have to ban nigerian goods and services from entering Ghana.

If I were the president of Ghana, I would have taken that action long ago.

PetroDola:
Oh please. GDP GDP GDP look Ghana is doing very fine at the moment. The economy is growing sweetly at 8% while the Nigerian economy is struggling at less than 2% growth. Your population is growing faste4 than your economy and that spells trouble. There are even fears your country may slide into recession again in 2020. So you are not making one bit of sense.

I was outraged to hear that Nigeria currently exports unhindered to Ghana, while it has closed its borders to Ghana imports. What kind of foolishness is that? You export to another jurisdiction and won’t allow imports from that jurisdiction. Does that make sense to you?

PetroDola:
Nigeria has 6 times the population of Ghana so what? What is their purchasing power? More than 120 million Nigerians survive on less than $2 a day by the way, Ghana’s exports to Nigeria are not even up to $100 million. So what is all the fuzz about? Fuckeduppedness

nextstep:
From the entry on Wikipedia (which matches my memory):


Yes, I'll concede that ground-breaking ceremony happened during PMB, but to ignore all the work done before: planning, feasibility study, budgeting, awarding contract, is not giving due credit to all parties involved. But nonetheless, kudos to PMB for continuing where his predecessors left off.

Police have freed hundreds of manacled boys from a madrassa in northern Nigeria for the third time in a month, raising fears of systemic torture and sexual abuse in the region’s Islamic schools.

Officers leading a raid on the Mal Niga school in the city of Katsina late on Wednesday found more than 500 boys and young men, many of whom had been chained to walls, molested and beaten.


The discovery followed a pattern that has become grimly familiar in Nigeria’s mostly Muslim north. More than 1,200 males, some as young as five, have been freed in three police operations since late September.

In all three cases, many were found to have been beaten, starved, sexually abused and held in chains, sometimes for so long that they were unable to walk unaided after their rescue.

As in the previous two cases, Mal Niga separated its pupils. One building was well-kept and students living there were not regularly mistreated.


But a second, filled with shackles, essentially functioned as a torture centre, a common feature at all three madrassas raided so far. Here inmates were held in chains and starved.

Newcomers and rebels were generally held in the second building, victims said, although students in the first were sometimes taken there to be beaten and molested.

The almost identical nature of the alleged abuse in the three madrassas, which are located across two separate states, has raised fears that the scale of the abuse could be much deeper than at first believed.

As many as 10m children are educated in privately owned madrassas across Nigeria, mostly in the north, according to Muslim Rights Concern, a local advocacy group.

Parents often send their children to private madrassas because they provide a better quality education than state schools — as well as providing more in-depth religious learning.

Adults also attend the schools, either to study the Koran or because they purport to offer university degrees.

Muhammadu Buhari, Nigeria’s president and a native of Katsina state, pledged to shut down madrassas in June before the abuses came to light. This week, he promised again to close those that treat students badly.

“The government cannot allow centres where people, male or female, are maltreated in the name of religion,” a spokesman for Mr Buhari said.

The owner and five members of staff at Mal Niga have been arrested, police said.

realestniggah:
Can we sort the issue of electricity in the country before we think about space..

Nigeria as a country shouldn't be dealing with issue concerning space..

oyin44:
with that rocket launcher..it would be easy for the SW to create ( ICBMs) intercontinental ballistic missiles.Education is growing fast in west.good luck to them.Sw is a region owned by the yoruba people.hausa/ibo people are also there with them..simple

Lymasaba:
Baba that was allowed into the kaAba there is no honour more than that according to Islamic believe

psychologygh:
We will confiscate all their properties and deposit into our central bank to pay all the customers. This year alone,our government has shut down over 15 banks including some Nigerian banks and still managed to pay back all the customers. We just don't want any Nigerians here.That's simple.

Cousin9999:
They're hyper nationalist and racist. They don't even like their diaspora.

They can't keep foreigners long-term even with high pay because they suck so much.

Their own people hate being in Korea, even millionaires and celebrities. They're probably the only country I've ever heard of where its richest and most celebrated are always committing s_________.