Hunter21's Posts
Nairaland Forum › Hunter21's Profile › Hunter21's Posts
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ... 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 (of 27 pages)
TribalEAST: Dont mind them. They go about negleting and commonising guys with 3.7 C.G.P.A in the university but embrace wholeheartedly the NO FUTURE AMBITION yahoo boys just cos they want campus respect which they think the yahoo boys can provide cos they flaunt cars, a relationship which gives them countless heartbreaks which tells on the FB status.embracing the yahoo guy and commonising the 3.7gpa guy, is not perculiar to girls alone, the campus and outside society at large does that. it is everybodies fault. |
Chuukwudi: Please, I want to discuss matters like Sacred Geometry, Astronomy, Zodiac Analysis, Spiritualism, Origin of Life, Religion , Origin of Religion,it does not needm to make frontpage, just create a new thread under the religious section. |
i think a talent such as iheanacho should be given a trial. If successfull, he would complement mikel and give him a run for the no.10 shirt. |
This is the hieght of it. 100milion nigerians don't have toilets in thier house. 100million leave on less than 300naira per day. Life expectancy is 40years Mumu statistics. |
Roeek: just reminds me of airforce1, wat if Jonathan was dat president. God forbid o.My president would use jazzed ring to slap all the terrorists to death, nothing beats that. |
my own is, Has iheanacho being invited? |
can you give us glimps of the storyline |
ochallo: If those languages were useful, they would not disappear, while languages are disappearing, people are learning other languages. The best thing you can do for your child is to teach him fluent English without the hausa or igbo accent(base language), chinese (second best option) , french or spanish*( third best), german or korean or greek or hindi (fourth category).SLAVE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! |
. |
Jihaljihad: Hi im an Egyptian citizen and have been reading through this thread and others for some time now as a guess and I decided to join nairaland to ad my own views on what I know about who is the biggest and best military on the continent.Interesting |
you've not said anything about noah. |
"Maybe" because when you call jesus, you indirectly refer to the sun, horus, obatala. |
@nutty_hnic (this very useful BACKGROUND report which leads into the presently unfolding activities in Mali was accessed for us by KASSIM “MKO Jr” ABIOLA) DAILY POST 17 November, 2012 excerpts (..) Dailypost exclusively gathered that fresh steps have been taken to capture the sect’s kingpin, Imam Abubakar Shekau alive. Investigations revealed that developments have since then convinced government that the sect “was obviously flying a kite to buy time, following the discovery of its operational base in Northern Mali.” Insiders disclosed that the Federal Government has decided to change its approach to end the Boko Haram menace by deploying vast resources to capture the leader of the sect. The source said, “government is no longer keen on sending thousands of our troops to Mali to fight in a foreign land notwithstanding our commitment to the ECOWAS plan to put some troops together. This is because the ECOWAS process will still need to get the approval of the United Nations and go through some international protocols which will be a little bit cumbersome and slow.” But beyond this, the security source disclosed, “the decision by government to change tactics is more of respecting our pact with the military leader in Mali, Captain Sanogo, who is seriously working with us on this project. They (Malian authorities) are insisting that they don’t want foreign troops in their country because of the aftermath of that and as such they are now requesting for logistic support, including arms, ammunition and military wares that their own troops will use to flush out the rebels controlling the North of Mali, where the Boko Haram leaders are hiding,” the source added Sources said that the decision to discard deploying Nigerian troops to launch a direct attack on rebels’ stronghold in northern Mali is because “out of about three or four ECOWAS countries that share borders with Mali, only two have problems with the Touareg Islamist rebels,while the others are okay with the group. In essence, ECOWAS troops will not enjoy the full support of these other neighbouring countries, a development that may make our troops suffer heavy casualties because of likely sabotage.” It was further gathered, high- tech military and intelligence monitoring equipment have been deployed to Mali in addition to the physical presence of some operatives of the Nigerian Intelligence Agency (NIA) and the Defence Intelligence Agency (DIA) to assist the Malian troops uncover the hideout of the sect suspected leader, Shekau. The security source said, “there is, no doubt,that we will support them (Malian troops) as already requested because we will now leave the battle for them to fight to liberate their own country, even though we are benefiting from the end result of the onslaught. Quantity of our logistic or military support is, however, what cannot be disclosed.” However, the office of the National Security Adviser, Colonel Sambo Dasuki (retd), which is working tirelessly to bring the Boko Haram insurgency in the country to an end is yet to make any official statement on the new development. |
[quote author=nutty_hnic]I beg your pardon. Not unitl they appoint the DG of our NIA are nigerians supposed to be aware of who they are or what they do. Does any nigerian citizen here stuff like - NIA intercepted a phone call that was made by boko haram operatives. Do they publish any documented reports on attacks on nigerian soil ![]() Do they intercept emails that pose a direct threat to nigerian citizens ![]() Everyday fellow Nigerians die in the north, they kil people in schools, churches, even military barracks. Yet we have an intelligence agency. NIA should only be featured in Cartoons and Children story books. they do nothing!!! thats why very few nigerians are aware of such an agency. NIA is a goddamn joke. probably a damn money laundering agency...mtchew[/quote]Na ignorance go kill you |
Indications emerged on Thursday that the French tyre manufacturer, Michelin, might soon reopen its production plant in the country. A highly placed source in the company told our correspondent that Michelin might consider resuming manufacturing in the country if the Federal Government lived up to its promise of making the business environment conducive. The Federal Government had, on Friday, at the opening of the Lagos International Trade Fair, said it would be offering tyre manufacturers a five to 10-year tax holiday as part of its commitment to the new automobile policy. The Minister of Industry, Trade and Investment, Mr. Olusegun Aganga, who represented President Goodluck Jonathan at the opening ceremony of the fair, said the value chain on key automobile products, including metal, iron ore, plastic and tyre would also be improved. He added that the new automobile policy would include bringing back Michelin and Dunlop, saying, “Part of the problem was that some of the tyres were brought in at 10 per cent, while some are 20 per cent and 40 per cent. “Anybody that goes into tyre production like Michelin and others will start bringing in tyres at five per cent based on the level of commitment to produce tyres locally.” Although the Michelin source said the company would make its position on the issue public after due consultations, he, however, stressed that the idea of coming back was welcomed as Nigeria remained the biggest market in sub- Sahara Africa. He said, “If the Federal Government follows the said plan, Michelin may begin producing here again; the company may consider the proposal. “When we were in Nigeria, we were producing the same quality of tyres as what we import from our parent company in France; so, a chance to do that again is welcomed.” Michelin had in 2007 announced the decision to close its manufacturing plants in the country, while retaining sales operations and maintaining its rubber plantations. Over 1,300 jobs were terminated when the main factory was shut down. A spokesperson for the company was quoted to have said then that the move was “a strategic decision related to problems with cost competitiveness.” |
Is that not an antonov AN-2 in the background of this picture?
|
billionaire: an edo or warriman in his early 30s but very youthfull. 6ft tall, light in complextion, wearing face cap, red poloshirt and brown trouser. Agaugust: NIA information warfare agent. Redyellowgreen: agaugausts decoy. Rossik: One of those igbomen who practise rosecrucian mysticism and can speak up to seven different languages. |
my question for you is that why does the use of images by catholics(the first christian faction), not demystify what our forefathers were doing but rather makes catholism to look evil? |
what is the difference between being an awo and being a ogboni? |
CHARLOE: Gbam! U just hit d nail on d head. i just realised, recently, i've been decieved, i've bin told a lie. I've bin brain washed, just like so many of us africans, to hate my culture, religion, history and anything african.Same here. |
front page. |
Sirniyeh: This is from reliable source.No, it is not from reliable source |
bsquare18: Nairaland has taught me never 2put my naira on any type of land...Wonderfull. |
TRIBALISM |
troy20: bt it hardened me up.i became murderous on any percievd inferior or even superior then.Here we go, is that a consolation |
This guy is just one of nigerias finest musicians, Very creative and does not follow the crowd. |
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ... 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 (of 27 pages)

