₦airaland Forum

jason123: And I repeat with confidence, WE ARE NOT JOINING BIAFRA!!! Go hang!

timmy1999: Mr I sabi talk...whos still in school..you better mind ur language...and who told u,I want to go to South sudan..if they give me d visa,I wont go..and u talk as if u be president(everytin dat happens passes ttru my desk)..ur desks indeed..anyway..if u really want to prove a point,why not post pics of south sudan..u can't.cos there is nothing to show..than empty land, camp with pple getting aid etc...shalla

Ngodigha1: YOU ARE A FAT FOOL. Why not be more concerned about poverty in joruba households rather than displaying stupidity here all along. In Lagos alone, your woomen do not do any other thing apart from roasting plantain, maize and peeling of oranges. See what your poor joruba mother is doing here.

Madawaki01: u said yoruba women do labour work,but aren't they beta dan igbo women who work as commercial sex workers on d street of yorubaland not even only lagos

Madawaki01: and isn't it igbos and hausas who leave their land to beg here because they know dat if they stayed in igboland they won't b given money because they are 90%poor there

jason123: You guys are funny mehn! Chai! Nairaland!

Ngodigha1: Shut up smelly pig, the slippers belongs to a yorubaman. I brought it up so that you can help this your poverty-ravaged yoruba people.

ilugunboy: Boy calm down..what brand of weed are you smoking this hot afternoon?

Ngodigha1: I weep for the Yorugba nation. No day that passes without one yoruba child or adult been killed by hunger and poverty. Is there no reason why this wasted group called the odua people can not look into this matter. Why are they always busy looking into Igbo matters while poverty destroys the whole useless people.This picture below will show you the level of poverty in Yoruba households.

Epalos: Even you ibos are uncomfortable in your own skin(most inferior people in nigeria and third class citizens) so why would anyone wants to be you

kingoflag: What a doofus! Insecurity at its best! Inferiority complex at its finest!

Where is this :"you will never be Igbo" coming from, ehn, Mr.I-feel-Insecure-So-I-will-talk-crazy-on-the-net?

kingoflag: Don't you sound crazy? How do you know what I am from behind the screen of your computer, ehn, Magician?

kingoflag: Your problem is, for whatever reason, you love to portray the stereotype people have of Igbos.

oduasolja: https://www.earthrights.org/sites/default/files/legal/Chevron-Marginalisation.pdf

AND STILL PRODUCING OIL TILL THIS DAY.

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comradefery: The content of the post is a visible and verifiable reality, but unfortunately your little brains can't afford a reasonable answer. Yes fake, yet you dread their spirit of contest in originality, and if any of your kinsmen can swallow the pettyy pride and educate your empty brains, you will admit that even in your next world, you'll never be better than those "fake" in all spheres of life. Oluku!

ifechez: I dont know where you are from and i dont care too. The only thing i have to say to you is a big ''THANK YOU'' for replying dat halfwit accordingly. Cheers

ozoebuka1: please dont let me curse u ooo! orlu, where? dumbass.

solgee: My honest opinion is this. If the location of the mosque is trully affecting the beautification process of the area then it has to go, but the government should provide an alternative site for them. However, it is very very bad for people who dont have correct information about the whole thing to start ranting rubbish about christians or Anambra government. The christians too knows how to kill. But are only acting in accordance to the word of God Almighty. Christians love their neighbours and the religion is of peace both in act and deed

decode55: its like MI foresaw this when he said "in J-town its the wild wild west".. Hmmmmmmm

Alusi Okija: Your first problem is that you are from IMO STATE.

You guys in that state have been so a'nally r'aped that if your governor decides to paint all the roads red, you would count it as development. When you spoke about Akwa Ibom was when I realized you had lost the plot of governance. The job of the government is to build roads, provide security, basic amenities (healthcare, water & electricity) and take care of the economy of the state by making the state business friendly (either by special tax breaks to companies or other such incentives).

Akwa Ibom state governor has pushed his state way ahead of its time. He has startegically positioned his state to accomodate the growth he is anticipating. He has invested in superb roads, mapped out streets and is opening up new areas, is one of the few states investing in energy generation (like Rivers State) so soon enough, they would be self sufficient in electricity and then all he has to do is find a way to make the state as safe as possible (although this is a function of the federal government and is barely within his control)... Also he has invested in education both locally and internationally by sending QUALIFIED Akwa Ibomites abroad to further their studies, refubrishing the local schools as well. I dont know how much he has done in Agriculture but Akwa Ibom state is on the right path. This done, sit back and watch that state breakout. They have proximity to River State and Calabar ports so business would be good for importers. They also have a good airport with actual daily flights so go figure... Soon, people would appreciate what he has done. Do you think a factory would want to be in a state where the roads are bad, the electricity is a mess and the security is poor or in one that has all these?!


Industries are good, but basic amenities remain the priority of the government.