₦airaland Forum

deomelo:
Sadly for them, their own states from Abia and beyond also hired AB and effectively are on AB's payroll., but are they crucifying their own states for hiring AB or if I should say, giving Tinubu their money?


Their issue is strictly hate/bitterness.

benjsniper33:
Ogbeni go and siddon, keep shouting "Justice" after spewing hate speeches. Pointing fingers at Awolowo will not save you from your past miseries and the ones coming.
Just a little clash and you are acting self-holy, the past is gone and its heroes are dead.



In your desperate bid to justify Nnamdi Kanu, i know you are happy that this little clash happened , so why not go down on ypur knees and pray for more attacks like this to happen in Lagos (which it cannot) and let's see who will near the brunt hahaha....
Hahaha

python1:
Na to get the job be the problem na. . No be when you get the job you go dey think of GL? Is it not better for a graduate to get job in a well paying multinational on a GL 07 than govt job with GL 10?

deomelllo:
Making fun of these village jokers is always fun, but that's only half of the story, the fact that they are comedians and their worthless village isi ewu bele governors are so inept, unproductive, incompetent, mentally and professionally substandard makes it easy to clown them.


They love to clown around all over NL making fun of other people and their leaders, they think they are better than other people and their villages are the most developed places in Africa and their leaders are productive and accomplished with sophisticated and world-class projects all over their villages when in fact it's the other way around.


They fooled the rest of Nigeria that obingo is a great governor, they even want us to believe that mediocre joker and scammer is a great governor, but his greatest accomplishments as a governor are boreholes and crumbling 1-year-old flyover bridge.


How many local government officials do you even see messing around with borehole sef?


They are village level contenders...

deomelllo:
Obingo even enter inside cave to sign MOU....


Obingo no go kill pesin with lafta I swear..


lmao @ CAVE MOU with the usual walking stick, microphone, roadside loudspeaker, aso ebi delegation, security forces, AGIPA flag and traditional rulers




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deomelllo:
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...but only daft and unintelligent people like you make up stories and spew rubbish that they can not support with facts.


I'm glad you looked in the mirror and saw DAFT

deomelllo:
^^^^^^^^


Stick to that, you are better off doing that in your village.

deomelllo:
Nna, stop showing us what you do to animals in your ipob village.

Herdsmen:
What an insult..?

Babaginda respected Ojukwu and feared him even in dead...

But send some young oficers to fetch daddy Awo... The ogboni high chief..

Infact gave him condition to live...
The mumu chief a coward representative
A Yoruba demon... Chief .. mastermind of genocide couldn't take what he gives freely while clamming sophistication took posion and dine with rats


Now a Yoruba chief is in animal paradise..

Rats paradise to be precise..
And yet some of his protege will compare him to a soldier who saw war..fought war..led troops to front...kill enemies on front and returned a hero... betrayed, came back to a hero's welcome ..contested in the enemies territory..while the smile sheepishly...

Meanwhile the ogboni chief was busy chasing dreams he never got in his live time...

Ojukwu was once a president..head of state of the only and strongest country on the African soil..
Why the great Awo died a wannabe

Wdf..

If any afonja can do this.?me go worship that afons with ma family...

Omofunaab2:
Are you referring to Ojukwu's son or the Ojukwu we all know ?

hammer6U:
Awolowo is famous for this

Strikethem:
And if I may ask you, why did ojukwu ran away? Awolowo was a bloody civilian that ended ojukwu's dream. Else, your fathers would have been a forgotten one today. And you never wonder why God punished him with senile death?

Strikethem:
Yes, it is a great insult to humanity to compare Awolowo to ojukwu. Let me analyse both of their lifetime.

OBAFEMI AWOLOWO
He enrolled at the University of London as an External Student and graduated with the degree of Bachelor of Commerce (Hons.). He went to the UK in 1944 to study law at the University of London and was called to the Bar by the Honourable Society of the Inner Temple on 19 November 1946.[4][6]

Apart from his face being on 100 Naira notes, some other achievements of the late sage who hailed from Ikenne, Ogun State are catalogued below;

1.) He named Nigeria’s national currency as ‘Naira’ when he was the Federal Commissioner for Finance. The late sage took the name of Nigeria and collapsed it as ‘Naira’

2.) Awolowo introduced free primary education for all and free health care for children in the Western Region.
3. )He established the first television station in Africa in 1959.

4. )He also erected the first skyscraper in tropical Africa:the Cocoa House (still the tallest in Ibadan).

5.) Awo as fondly called was conferred by President Shehu Shagari with the title of the Grand Commander of the Federal Republic (GCFR), the first and only non-president to be so honoured in recognition of his sterling qualities and contributions to the service of the country.

6.) He was the first individual in the modern era to be named Leader of the Yorubas (Yoruba: Asiwaju Omo Oodua), a title which has come over time to be conventionally ascribed to his successors as the recognized political leader of the Yoruba peoples of Nigeria.

7.) The man widely believed by admirers to be the best President Nigeria never had was the first Leader of Government Business and Minister of Local Government and Finance and first Premier of the Western Region under Nigeria’s parliamentary system, from 1952 to 1959.

8.) In 1949 he founded the Nigerian Tribune, the oldest surviving private Nigerian newspaper, which he used to spread nationalist consciousness among his fellow Nigerians.

9.) The party he founded, Action Group was the first to move the motion for Nigeria’s independence in the federal parliament and he obtained internal self-government for the Western Region in 1957.

10.) The University of Ife was renamed Obafemi Awolowo University on 12 May 1987 in honour of Chief Obafemi Awolowo first premier of the Western Region of Nigeria, whose brainchild the university was.

In 1992, the Obafemi Awolowo Foundation was founded as an independent, non-profit, non-partisan organisation committed to furthering the symbiotic interaction of public policy and relevant scholarship with a view to promoting the overall development of the Nigerian nation. The Foundation was launched by the President of Nigeria at that time, General Ibrahim Babangida, at the Liberty Stadium, Ibadan.[12] However, his most important bequests (styled Awoism) are his exemplary integrity, his welfarism, his contributions to hastening the process of decolonisation and his consistent and reasoned advocacy of federalism-based on ethno-linguistic self-determination and uniting politically strong states-as the best basis for Nigerian unity.


CHUKWUEMEKA ODUMEGWU OJUKWU
Emeka Ojukwu started his secondary school education at CMS Grammar School, Lagos aged 10 in 1943.[10] He later transferred to King's College, Lagos in 1944 where he was involved in a controversy leading to his brief imprisonment for assaulting a white British colonial teacher who humiliating a black woman. This event generated widespread coverage in local newspapers.
At 13, his father sent him overseas to study in the United Kingdom, first at Epsom College and later at Lincoln College, Oxford University, where he earned a master's degree in History. He returned to colonial Nigeria in 1956.
Ojukwu joined the civil service in Eastern Nigeria as an Administrative Officer at Udi, in present-day Enugu State. In 1957, within months of working with the colonial civil service, he left and joined the military as one of the first and few university graduates to join the army as a recruit: O. Olutoye (1956); C. Odumegwu-Ojukwu (1957), Emmanuel Ifeajuna and C. O. Rotimi (1960), and A. Ademoyega (1962).
Ojukwu was the Leader of Biafra seccesionist
He had contested as presidential candidate of his party, All Progressives Grand Alliance (APGA) for the last three of the four elections. Until his illness, he remained the party leader. The party was in control of two states in and largely influential amongst the Igbo ethnic area of Nigeria.
Ojukwu was named after anambra state university and Memorial International Library and Convention Centre located in owerri.

For anyone to compare the two people above needs his or head checked. They are not mate, and can never be mate. Awolowo achieved many things, What did ojukwu achieved? He even lost election even in his hometown. Thanks.

deomelllo:
lol @ jobless ipobs and roadside market women gossipers.


Now, they even have time to run after who is attending wedding and engagement or not as if thats going to put bread on their table or take to the bank to collect cash.


Sad effect of joblessness, hatred and bitterness.

Strikethem:
Lean a little boy.

HISTORY OF OLUKUMI people.

Located in the heart of Anioma land in Aniocha North L.G.A of Delta State are the bilingual people Who speak Olukwumi and Enuani(igbo dialect) perfectly.
The olukwumi people are said to have migrated from the old oyo empire over 1000years ago. They are located in the heart of Anioma land in delta state and can either be referred or classified as Olukwumi people or Ndi Igbos of the west(Delta igbos). Their customs and traditions are that of the igbos in Anioma and they also speak both the olukwumi language and the Enuani dialect perfectly. They also bear both olukwumi and igbo names.
In recent times due to the seemingly extinction of the olukwumi language ,most of the youths speak just the enuani dialect and the purest form of the olukwumi dialect is only spoken by elders in the community. Although they are measures being taken to preserve the unique Olukwumi dialect.
They partook in every activity during the Ekumeku war,and others.
These Anioma son's occupy an area just west of the Niger River's right bank. The area is rich in Chalk and Kaolin deposits.

The Olukumis according to their own oral traditions are said to have migrated from either the Owo , Akure or the Akoko areas of
Yorubaland as many others migrated too as at then to various places of settlement,for example the onitsha's in Anambra state migrated from the Benin Empire , depending on the Olukumi town in question. All the aforementioned towns are in Ondo state, in the eastern sections of Yorubaland. Ugbodu for instance claims to have migrated in waves from the Owo and Akure axis. Ugbodu lore further claims that shortly after their migration from Owo/Akure, they settled in Benin , from where they left to settle in a place called Ewohimi, which is an Esan-speaking community and is today located in Edo State . From Ewohimi they settled in Ugbodu as a result of a war that threatened them. A quarter of Ugbodu town named Ologhosa was named after an Owo (Ogho) general who led the early settlers. [3] They speak a variant of the Yoruba language which most closely resembles those of the South-Eastern Yoruba dialect grouping (SEY), which has surprisingly remained relatively intact, even hundreds of years in their new location after being detached from the main contiguous body of the Yoruba cultural area.

About three or four generations after the establishment, one Agbe said to be a relative of the founders of Usen, a town now in Edo state near the Ondo state boundary and the town of Okada (they came from Ile-Ife ) moved eastwards and settled near the Ugbodu people. He and his group were attracted to a chalk (efun) site and thus settled there. This was the beginning of the town of Eko Efun (Ukwu-Nzu). Gradually, the Ukwu Nzu people began to earn revenue from the chalk mines and they for this reason were called a people settled on a chalk mining camp. "Ago or Eko Efun" would mean "chalk camp" in Yoruba. Due to the subsequent blend and location of their settlements with the Enuani speakers, they today speak both the Enuani dialect of Igbo language and Olukumi dialect of Yoruba, in some of the villages, the Olukumi dialect is threatened, but the people are making active and conscious efforts to preserve the Olukumi language and culture. Some of these measures adopted by them have been aimed at ensuring the retention and rejuvenation of their Olukumi names by making sure olukimi children bear the names. Some of the adults have changed their erstwhile non olukumi names to olukumi ones. Prayers and recitals in their native language are also being encouraged, while making conscious efforts at speaking the language to their children and in their communities as a whole.
According to a report published on the Sunday Tribune of October 24, 2010 by Banji Aluko, they have also started to organize recitation and oratory quizzes and competitions in Olukumi as a way of preserving the language for the future generations. [ citation needed] Digital and written documentation of the language is also ongoing among linguists. Chief G B Nkemnacho, a lawyer of Olukumi origin, has over the past forty years, documented his people's history as told by the older generation, being the very people who lived through it. Prior to his groundbreaking work, most of this history has been in oral form passed from one generation to the next.

sinaj:
na banana I wnt

sinaj:
I'm evn sick nd need to see these Doctors

oodualover:
I tell you sis. Things will get worse in the next 30 years.

oodualover:
Flatheaded Osu ibo, tell your leaders to follow suit instead of wailing here. Besides, I thought you want to leave Nigeria? Why then are you crying when you say you want Biafra? You should be happy as we are paving the way to split Nigeria.

Michael004:
, you can keep lying to yourself and your ignorant likes.
Below is top 100 best secondary schools as revealed by WAEC as at Dec 2017.

Best Secondary Schools in Nigeria | 100Top Secondary Schools Revealed By WAEC.

1). Atlantic Hall, Poka-Epe, Lagos
2). Kings’ College, Lagos
3). Loyola Jesuit College, Gidan Mangoro, Karu-Karshi Road, Abuja
4). Grange Schools, Ikeja, Lagos Sate
5). Christ The King College, Onitsha
6). Vivian Fowler Memorial College, Chief T. A. Doherty Layout, Oregun, Ikeja in Lagos
7). Day Waterman College, Ikoyi, Lagos
. LEKKI BRITISH INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL Victoria Arobieke Street, off Admiralty Way, Lekki Phase 1, Lagos. Lekki British International School
9). Lumen Christi International High School, Uromi, Edo State
10). Corona Secondary School, Agbara, Ogun State
11). Olashore International High School, Iloko Ijesha, Oshun State
12). St Gregory’s College, Ikoyi, Lagos
13). Avicenna School, Lagos
14). BRITISH INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL Landbridge Avenue, Oniru Private Estate, Victoria Island, Lagos State
15). GREENSPRINGS SCHOOL, Lagos 32, Olatunde Ayoola Avenue, Anthony, Lagos
16). The Capital Science Academy, Abuja
17). Nigerian-Turkish International Academy, Abuja
18). Louisville Girl’s High School, Ijebu-Itele, Ogun State.
19). Premiere Academy, Lugbe, Abuja
20). St Francis Catholic Secondary School, 107, Liasu Road, Idimu. P. O. Box 91, Oshodi, Lagos State, Nigeria.
21). CHRISLAND COLLEGE Ladipo Oluwole Avenue, Ikeja, Lagos.
22). Regina Pacis College, Abuja
23). DOWEN COLLEGE Regency Town, Lekki, Lagos.
24). Brookstone School secondary, International Airport Road, Igwuruta, Rivers State
25). Bethel Demonstration Schools, 3 ,Asamah Avenue, Effurun, Warri Central, Delta State
26). Saint Michael’s International School, Dadin Kowa Road, Kontagora, Niger State
27). Hillcrest School Jos, 13 Old Bukuru Road, Plateau State
28). Chrisland College, 72 ,Old Ejigbo Road, Idimu Egbeda, Alimosho, Lagos State
29). Abuja Capital International College, 352/353 Road, FHA Gwarinpa 11 Estate, Gwarinpa, Abuja
30). Charles Dale Memorial International School, 12 Army Range Road, Igwuruta-Eneka, Rivers State
31). Thomas Adewumi International College, Adewumi Drive, Oko P.M. B. 1050, Omu-Aran, Kwara State, Nigeria.
32). Lumen Christi International High School, Arue – Uromi, Benin City, Edo State
33). Adesoye College, Igosun Road, PB 4700,Offa, Kwara State
34). Holy Rosary International School, University Junction, Zone 6, Wuse, Abuja
35). CITADEL INTERNATIONAL COLLEGE, Arigidi Road Ikare Akoko, Ondo State,
36). Stage One International School, 4Th Avenue, 403 Road, PW, Kubwa, Abuja
37). Queen’s College, Yaba, Lagos
38). Capville School, House 58/60 4Th Avenue, Gwarinpa Estate, Abuja
39). Angelwings Comprehensive College, Phase 1, Site 1, Pw (Maroko) Kubwa, Abuja
40). Air Force Comprehensive School, Iyana-Offa , Ibadan, Oyo State
41). Ifako International Secondary School, 99/101 ,Iju Road, Agege, Lagos
42). Barachel Group of Schools, Plots 4/5, Agbado Oke-Aro Road, Giwa, Ogun State
43). Florie Private School, 44 ,Efunlaruja Street, Ori Okuta, Ikorodu, Lagos State
44). Fountain International High School, Plot 100A ,Haruk Estate Road, Rumuigbo, Obio-Akpor, Rivers
45). Graceland International School, 25/27, Liberation Stadium Road, Elekahia, Rivers State
46). Hallmark Secondary School, Italurowo Ondo/Akure Road, Ile-Oluji Junction, Ondo State
47). Crescent Hall International School, 30A/B ,Ladoke Akintola Crescent, GRA, Ikeja, Lagos
48). Kaduna International School, Wurno Road, Off Rabah Road Kaduna, Kaduna State
49). Igbinedion Educational Centre, 218/220 Murtala Mohammed Way, Benin, Edo State
50). King’s High School, Abule-Odu B/Stop, Badagry Ex Satellite Town, Lagos.
51). Marella International College, 28, Adenuga Street, Kongi, Bodija, Ibadan, Oyo State
52). Albesta Academy, Eleko Beach Road, Ibeju Lekki, Lagos
53). Mercy Grace School, 2, Boundary Road, Benin City, Edo State
54). Mea Mater Elizabeth High School, Ojiagu Agbani, Nkanu West Local Government Area, Enugu, Enugu State
55). American International School Of Abuja, 9 Mambila Street Off Ibb Way, Abuja
56). Jextoban Secondary School, 1/3 Ibadan Street, Iyana School B/S, Alapere,Ketu, Lagos
57). Nickdel Schools, Barracks Roads, PMB 167, Agodi, Ibadan North, Oyo State
58). Bethel Demonstration Schools, 3 ,Asamah Avenue, Effurun, Warri Central, Delta State
59). Louisville Girls High School, Ijebu Itele, Ogun State
60). Moret Comprehensive College, Adamasingba, Ibadan, Oyo State
61). Holly Rosary International School, University Junction, Zone 6, Wuse, Abuja
62). Henry Alex-Duduyemi Memorial College, Ife-Ibadan Expressway, Ajebandele, Osun State
63). Qiblah High School, Aleshiloye Gra, Ibadan South-West, Oyo State
64). University Preparatory Secondary School (UPSS), Benin City, Edo State, South South Nigeria. Information
65). Regent Schools, Abuja
66). Greater Tomorrow Secondary School, Reuben Acho Avenue, GRA, Benin City, Edo State
67). Great Scholars International School, Km 3, Falilat Ogunkoya Avenue, Old Odelemo Rd, Shagamu, Ogun State
68). Infant Jesus Academy, Old Anwai Road, Opp Government House, Asaba, Delta State
69). Ave Maria Girls’ Secondary School, Jikwoyi, Along Karshi Road, Abuja, FCT, Abuja
70). Federal Government College, Kwali, Abuja
71). Sunjem Private School, 6 ,Oladejo Close, Barracks, Ifako Gbagada, Kosofe, Lagos
72). Crescent Hall International School, G.R.A, Ikeja, Lagos
73). The Centagon International School, Maitama, Abuja
74). Albesta Academy, Ibeju Lekki, Lagos
75). Lifeforte International School, Kongi, Bodija, Ibadan North, Oyo State
76). Deeper Life High School, Rumoudara, Port Harcourt, Rivers State
77). Agape International Academy, Garki II, Abuja
78). Ronik Comprehensive School, Ejigbo, Oshodi Isolo, Lagos
79). Goshen International School, Gwarimpa, Abuja
80). Premiere Academy, Abuja Municipal, Abuja,
81). Whiteplains British School, Abuja
82). Trinitate International School, Igwuruta, Port Harcourt, Rivers State
83). Ifako International Secondary School, Agege, Lagos State
84). Estaport Secondary School, Soluyi Gbagada, Shomolu, Lagos
85). Chamberlain American International School, Kubwa, Kubwa, Abuja
86). Capville Schools, Gwarinpa, Abuja Municipal, Abuja
87). Archdeacon Brown Education Centre, Woji, Port Harcourt, Rivers State
88). Global International College, Olu Obansanjo Road, Port Harcourt, Rivers State
89). Whitesands School, Lekki Peninsula Phase 1, Eti Osa, Lagos
90). Grace Soild Rock School, Akinyele, Alimosho, Lagos
91). Living Spring International College, Gwarinpa Housing Estate, Gwarimpa, Abuja
92). Continental College, Abuja Municipal, Abuja
93). Margaret Thelma International School, Karu, Abuja Municipal, Abuja
94). The Threshold International School, Port Harcourt, Port Harcourt, Rivers State
95). Verbins International School, Suleja, Abuja Municipal, Abuja
96). Eminent Comprehensive College, Iyana Ipaja, Alimosho, Lagos State
97). Spinel International Academy, Karu, Abuja,
98). Kings International College, Moniya, Akinyele, Oyo State
99). Lordswill Academy, Gwarimpa, Abuja
100). New Hope International School, Kuje, Abuja

MrNigeria2018:
With this new law, Yorubas are colonialising your Igbo children and grandchildren for life...

English empire still reign till date cos half of the world speak English

Despite English being spoken all over the world, it doesn’t stop British from being super power country cos their language is part of their power to control their colonies.

MrNigeria2018:
Since independence, even before, Yorubas are like citizens of developed countries who have no reason to relocate to less developed countries, Yorubas hardly relocate to other part of Nigeria cos South West is the best part of Nigeria anyway.

Brugo:


Biafrans: Lehgos is no man's land...

Ambode: [Gives them a nice upper cut]

Biafrans: They are marginalising us o!. Help! UN! Donald Okechukwu Trump! Heeeelllp eh!

Adebowale89:
I can't relate your gibberish with what you quote? Bros se e wa OK?