₦airaland Forum

flokii:
See terrorist advising another terrorist

Didn't IPOB Senator Abaribe say he wants "biafura of the mind" and not the online or shambolic one your albino lunatic is dreaming of? Which advise will you give that one?

E easy to drop largesse in National Assembly for a fraudulent endeavour without road map or blueprint?

Biafranboys:
Get your facts right before you post fake news efulefus

MAGG0T:
This OP is Wànker....



That person like I heard this morning was shot at Imsu back gate...those in owerri knows that place is den of cultists...

Keep spreading false information here, just for cheap scores, imbécile

gidgiddy:
He makes a lot of sense

owobokiri:
France is Africa's biggest problem!
They have gotten away with a lot of crimes in Africa because no leader or group within the continent has been able to articulate this fact in a very vigorous way in order to reorient our people on the need to shake off the French and their nasty brand of imperialism. What they're doing is "economic poaching". They're committing genocides and destroying governments just to loot the resources of fledging African States. It's no coincidence that West Africa, their playground is the poorest in the continent.

Elbinawi:
Miko Peled wrote:

From #Gaza now: “I lost my friend at the start of this brutal aggression, She was killed along with her husband and her five son and three year old daughter..” #GenocideinGaza

Mee:

Miko Peled is a Jew and a son of an Israeli General.

Where are the Christian Worshippers of the genocidal Israeli savages in Nigeria? The bloodthirsty killers that you are worshipping erased a whole family from existence.

Do the Bible sanctioned the murderous slaughter of a man, his wife, 5 sons and three year old daughter? Does the Bible sanctioned this?

#IsraeliTerrorism

#ElbinawiTweets

helinues:
Blame everybody for your domestic woes.,you hear. The op used to support this UGM if I am not mistaken

helinues:
Home sweet home ..

Quick reversal...

Powersurge:
Mofo I am a war analyst and I have more knowledge about firepower than your ancestors. You don't hv to write in bold b4 ur ancestors cn receive sense. Mumu said Ghana does not have single fighter jet. Your dump ass depending on rubbish from internet.

If you don't know how to analysis warfare, STFU! China was a f*cking third world country when it took on United Nations and USA in 1950 in Korea and almost decimate them. What yeye naval asset are you talking about? A country without a single destroyer. This one well so? A country buying Tucano jet in 2021? A country bleeding from terrorism? It's like saying that Syria should engage in warfare with "lesser" country in her present state.

Y'all so dump and clouded by the illusion called "Giant of Africa". You aren't giant of shit!

Rossippy:
You must be a 'war analyst' in your bush village speaking to local drunkards like yourself.

Mr war analyst, where is YOUR SOURCE showing anything at all for the Ghana military?

I have posted a credible online source which your illiteracy called ''rubbish from internet''.

So where is YOUR source, or are we to simply accept your drunken diatribe over a list drawn up by professional research teams costing millions of dollars?

Drunken, drug-addled dunce.

Go and debate your mates and your fellow school dropouts.

Here is proof that Ghana has NOT ONE fighter jet, and NOT ONE warship, just like I said:

In this source, the Nigerian military is ranked 3rd in Africa, and Ghana 17th.

https://www.globalfirepower.com/country-military-strength-detail.php?country_id=ghana

Rossippy:
Stop disgracing us by existing.

Rossippy:
You must be a 'war analyst' in your bush village speaking to local drunkards like yourself.

Mr war analyst, where is YOUR SOURCE showing anything at all for the Ghana military?

I have posted a credible online source which your illiteracy called ''rubbish from internet''.

So where is YOUR source, or are we to simply accept your drunken diatribe over a list drawn up by professional research teams costing millions of dollars?

Drunken, drug-addled dunce.

Go and debate your mates and your fellow school dropouts.

Rossinkup:
CAN is a body of illiterate, ignorant supporters of atrocities, massacres, and injustice against the Palestinian people.

Their support for Israel is ignorant, perverse, wicked, and based on religion, rather than justice.

Nigeria will NOT support the inhuman treatment of the Palestinians just because they are muslims.

CAN is a DISGUSTING let down and a disgrace to humanity.

African freedom fighters, from Mandela to Steve Biko to Nkrumah to Malcolm X, to Kenyatta to Martin Luther King jr, have always supported the Palestinian cause against the US backed Israeli aggression and theft of Palestinian land and territory, and the grossly unequal duel between Israel and Palestine.

And what does our worthless, uselesss CAN do?

''Oh we support Israel''.

Brainless mumu dullards who have likely never picked up a history book in their entire lives to even know the history of that region. All they see is ''muslim'' meaning ''we must oppose them''.

Zero sense of justice or equity.

DISGUSTING.

The World Bank recently tips Ghana above Nigeria when it comes to the EASE OF DOING BUSINESS. They were ranked 118 out of 190 in the world, while Nigeria was ranked 131 in the 2019 World Bank annual ratings of countries with ease of doing business.

One key factor responsible for this ranking is the epileptic power supply in Nigeria, which has affected many businesses’ overhead costs as a result of providing alternative power supply for production or operation. In 2006, Michelin and Dunlop, two tire manufacturing companies relocated to Ghana, citing epileptic power supply as the major factor for the move.

55 percent of Nigeria’s population have little or no access to power supply compared to Ghana where about 85 percent of the citizenry have access to the power supply. On average, Ghana experiences a relatively stable power supply. A possible reason why some of these companies moved to Ghana.

International Centre For Investigation Reporting (ICIR) revealed that the power supply in Nigeria averaged 11 hours daily with some places having as low as 4 hours in September 2018. Tell me, what company can function effectively while aiming to maximize profits with such a poor power supply?

Second, Nigeria has a very unreliable business policy. Oftentimes, policies are made and changed at will without proper research as to its effects on the economy. For instance, during the present administration, the country’s borders were closed without proper feasibility studies to determine its effectiveness nor were provisions made to combat the negative effects of this ban.

Today, a lot of manufacturing companies that rely heavily on the importation of raw materials from neighbouring countries have been roughly affected with some shutting down permanently.

Ghana, on the other hand, is aiming towards fostering local and foreign investments opportunities. In 2017, under the leadership of Nana Akufo-Addo’s, the country launched a ‘Ghana Beyond Aid Agenda’ which aims to improve trade and investment competitiveness on a global and regional scale.

Thus 2018, the manufacturing sector was the fourth-largest sector in Ghana, accounting for 11.3% of its GDP. Meanwhile the manufacturing factor is crumbling under the present administration in Nigeria.

Third, the rate of insecurity in Nigeria is completely disheartening. Nigeria is among the top 5 countries by global terrorism index. The situation is made worse by the government’s lackadaisical attitude towards the whole situation. The country is been overrun by terrorists and the military forces are dying in numbers out there on the waterfront. Meanwhile, the Nigerian Broadcasting Corporation has placed a restriction on media houses airing these crises. There seems to be no hope in sight.

On the other side of the coin, Ghana was ranked the most peaceful country in West Africa (and the third most peaceful in the continent) in 2020. You hardly ever hear reports of inter-tribal or religious wars, something her West African sister nation Nigeria cannot dream of, at least not under this administration.

Other notable problems responsible for the exodus of companies from Nigeria include corruption and the lack of basic amenities that tends to flow from such corruption, like bad roads, congested ports and a high exchange rate. While the Nigerian economy suffers the most as a result of these problems with no clear solution in sight, Ghana is making progressives reforms to open more doors for foreign investors.

Will Ghana eventually overtake Nigeria as the new Giant Of Africa? I’ll answer that question in the final part of the series (Part III).

https://www.dallasweekly.com/articles/is-ghana-slowly-becoming-the-giant-of-africa-the-exodus/

An umbrella body of nomadic herdsmen in Nigeria, the Miyetti Allah Kautal Hore, has described the ban on open grazing in Southern Nigeria by the respective state governors as a declaration of war on herders.

The group also described the ban as an empty policy.

Seventeen Southern Governors had met in Asaba, Delta State last Tuesday, where they resolved to ban open grazing of cattle in the region, among other resolutions, blaming it for causing insecurity.

Spokesman for the group, Saleh Alhassan, however, told Punch on Monday, “We condemn it, it is totally unacceptable to us. You can’t ban our business without providing ranches. Let them create ranches for us, we don’t have the land, we are ready to ranch, we are ready to pay, let them create the enabling environment for us.

"The ban is an empty policy because it has no basis. You can’t ban our business, we are not criminals, let them go after the bandits and the criminals.

“We can’t comply with an empty policy. If they create ranches and ask us to go there, we will go there but they can’t wake up one day and say they are banning our business.

“If the governors are stopping us from grazing, they are preparing for confrontation. Their action is a declaration of war on the herders."

When asked whether Miyetti Allah would dialogue with the Southern governors on the issue, Alhassan said, “Their colleagues in the North will engage them since it is politics.”

Alhassan further said the group would take legal actions against the Southern governors if they stopped the business of the nomadic herders.

“If you stop our legitimate business, we will challenge you in the court of law. We also have cultural ways of addressing injustice,” he said.

http://saharareporters.com/2021/05/17/southern-governors-ban-open-grazing-declaration-war-herders-%E2%80%94miyetti-allah

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There are plans by terrorist groups, Al-Qaeda and ISIS to penetrate Southern Nigeria, the United States has warned the Nigerian government.

The US says the dreaded groups are looking to make an inroad into Southern Nigeria, this is just as It confirmed that Al-Qaeda has started penetrating the north-western part of the country. In a media briefing, Dagvin Anderson, Commander of the US special operations command, Africa, said AlQaeda is also expanding to other parts of West Africa.

According to report obtained from TheCable by Sunday Tribune, Anderson said the US will continue to partner with Nigeria in sharing intelligence “We have engaged with Nigeria and continue to engage with them in intel sharing and in understanding what these violent extremists are doing,” he said.

“And that has been absolutely critical to their engagements up in the Borno state and into an emerging area of northwest Nigeria that we’re seeing al-Qaeda starting to make some inroads in.

“So, this intelligence sharing is absolutely vital and we stay fully engaged with the government of Nigeria to provide them with an understanding of what these terrorists are doing, what Boko Haram is doing, what ISIS-West Africa is doing, and how ISIS and al-Qaeda are looking to expand further south into the littoral areas.

Anderson regretted that despite successes recorded in previous years, there has been a setback, adding: “We as a community of international nations, keep thinking we have defeated them or we have put them on their back foot and that they’re just moments from disintegration.” Anderson said for international efforts to yield desired results in the fight against terrorism in Nigeria, the government must take the lead.

“When it comes to Nigeria in general, Nigeria, obviously, is a critical nation to West Africa. It is a critical nation and we realise that Nigeria is a lynchpin,” he said.

https://tribuneonlineng.com/isis-al-qaeda-planning-to-penetrate-southern-nigeria-us-warns/

A former Chief Judge in Anambra state, Rtd. Justice Paul Obidigwe, was attacked on Sunday with houses burnt in a communal clash between Anaku and Omor communities in Ayamelum Local Government Area of the state.

A source, disclosed that “About nine persons, including the former Chief Judge, were injured; with two persons in critical condition, while three houses, including that of a former Commissioner in the state, were razed.”

“The clash might not be unconnected with an age-long land dispute between the two communities, with the recent being triggered by some youths from Omor community, with a reprisal attack by Anaku youths.”

“Some youths from Anaku community attacked the former Chief Judge from Omor town and inflicted on him machete cuts. Some youths in our community, out of anger, stormed Anaku community and burnt down buildings, including those of a former Commissioner and the slate Traditional Ruler of the community.”

The state Police Public Relations Officer, Ikenga Tochukwu confirmed the incident, stating that normalcy had returned to the communities following the visit to the area by the Commissioner of Police, Chris Owolabi, and a team of officers on Sunday.

The PPRO added, “I have not got the details on the level of damages and casualties but that is the position of things there for now. Normalcy has been restored in the area. The CP urges the good people of the state especially those in the area not to panic but work with the police and other security agencies.”