₦airaland Forum

Peterobiisathie:
is that not better than robbery?

ifeco4:
A very terrible situation I must say, they have taken over everything and that's why a talk of division sounds like a war to them.

The truth is that they see the oil and gas in the South as theirs hence they dominate every institutions or agencies about oil and gas.

Sadly enough, there is nothing the Niger Deltans can do about it, those who are supposed to rise against it are been given crumbs so their hands are tied.

Peterobiisathie:
This one has a good job in Ghana yet he chooses not to be a good ambassador

casualobserver:
he changes his clothes everyday, not wearing fendi all the time eating beans.

today you will try to gaslight by saying you want Biafra, tomorow you will be seeking to become indigines of lands in Nigeria outside your ancestral homes. who doesnt know your real motives? why does Emeka who wants Biafra want to be an indigine of Ekiti or an indigine of Jos?

I have said this and maintain that the best way to deal with the Ibos is to give them the referrendum they shout about. They are the biggest beneficiaries of Nigeria, when the thought of leaving Nigeria hits them, you will see them lobbying to remain in Nigeria.

Nobody needs Nigeria more than the Ibos and Fulanis. every other race can survive without Nigeria.

Elusive001:
The corn he meant is either of the two below:

ifeco4:
College of petroleum in area that doesn't have petroleum. Funny people

Uptownerd:
Only in Nigeria do you find oil in the Niger Delta but build a College of Petroleum in Kaduna. That’s like planting mango trees in Benue and opening the fruit market in Sokoto. Genius-level stupidity! Maybe next they'll build a Marine Engineering school in the Sahara Desert. Who cares about logic when nepotism and tribal politics are the curriculum.

Sk5050:
College of petroleum in Kaduna hmmm I feel for my Nigerian Delta , there was a country called Nigeria now everything is upside down hmmmmmmm

1Alex:
and the people wey get the oil no get such college. Even when it's state owned. It's Alright

fineboynl:
College of petroleum indeed. Abolish de study petroleum.

SeeWahala:
Na simple smokescreen. The op is is a diehard tilumbu supporter. He says he hates wike but I seriously doubt he hates wike half as much as he loves the corn 🌽 in his backpocket

Softmirror:
Just like the Genesis of Boko Haram. That was how Yusuf Muhammad died in custody of our security forces and till date ..............,(you can complete the rest)

nairalanda1:
They call him the count because he loves to count things.

Also a vampire and allegedly Hungarian Transylvanian .

Mynd44:
I never liked this show as a child and this is me that absolutely love cartoons. I prefered the superheroes.

I barely tolerated Barney and friends too. I downright hated teletubbies.

madridguy:
Spoiling London as how?

Ttalk:
Girama yen ga ju. Quite, quiter, quitest

OnionBandit:
These people celebrate every evil that befalls others. They celebrated the death of even Yaradua back then, but today, they tell us Yaradua is the best so far. Nigeria has only one problem, these people!

someone should please be ready to interpret and explain the word quandary to koneheaded structures

Ikaeniyan0:
The CBN and Finance minister messed up the most

SoftSport:
Oh. Our darling daddy is gone

Moferere:
Unlike those, container experts from the yeast, this is the original developer.
and one funny thing is that he makes no noise about it

kedeojo:
And the audio billionaires keep waiting for government to dredge thier river for them. They can't imitate others who do. God bless Dangote, a patriotic Nigeria. He is not the only beneficiary of government. Even thier richest man said it earlier this year how IBB made him. They have also benefitted but get mad at Dangote who believe so much in Nigeria.

omenka:
It is unfair how Dangote has been marginalising our brothers from the East. What is wrong with building this in Agulu instead of the West?

EponObi:
You know the funny thing? We are in the digital age. The same thing there forefathers did and handed over to them had no digital footprint. It's in the next two decades when most of them are 40, 50, 60 to 80 and the entire country get access to their current ridiculous bitterness on social media that the gravity and repercussion of their foolishness will be unveiled to them.

GeneralDae:
You don’t get it. The problem is not whether or not Obi worked for Abacha. Take Babangida for example, do you know how many scholars and great guys he appointed to work for him? They were quite a good number of them.
I am not blaming Obi for doing a task for Abacha, I’m only worried at how contradictory he is when he speaks. The problem here is simply that he’s contradicting himself.