₦airaland Forum

maclatunji: If we enter the matter of christianianity with you, you might not know whether to go to church again.

We leave you for the most part to your beliefs because we are too busy becoming better Muslims and may humour your confusion sometimes.

I guess calling people names is the hallmark of a good Christian going by your "Boko Harem" tag. Sheesh, you cannot even spell correctly.

maclatunji: If we enter the matter of christianianity with you, you might not know whether to go to church again.

We leave you for the most part to your beliefs because we are too busy becoming better Muslims and may humour your confusion sometimes.

I guess calling people names is the hallmark of a good Christian going by your "Boko Harem" tag. Sheesh, you cannot even spell correctly.

,hahahahha, bros me, u are spewing rubbish,which Christianity do u know?or should i teach u ur quran and origin of islam?trust me am the person u would want to learn from,cause after teaching u,u would differentiate b/w truth and falsities,sick BIBLE-copiers ssshhhiiooorr.

AKUNWATA1: PROPHET ahMAD GUMI IS REALLY A MAD MAN

,really dislike him,he is a hypocrite

breezy047: Clap for yourself.
Very touching writeup.
Dry your years bro.
Some of all you cried about up above might be true but pls cut out all that boastful crap about Igbo being all over the place successful.
We know you can hustle. It is you who sells clothes and do a lot of menial jobs in the country.
Even in southafrica there are so many igbos at tiny stalls repairing phones, selling singlets and what have you.
Its only a few of you apart from the ones that do rituals that actually make it big.
Even in this country the most successful men are yorubas and hausas, with only a few Igbos so take that poverty stricken boast of yours away from here.




Below is forbes list of the most successful nigerians.

1.            Alhaji Aliko Dangote –    founder of Dangote Group and Richest black man in the world 2.            Mike Adenuga –               Conoil, Equatorial Trust Bank, Globacom 3.            Femi Otedola –                                 ZENON Oil and Gas 4.            Orji Uzor Kalu –                 Slok Group 5.            Cosmos Maduka –           Coscharis Group 6.            Jimoh Ibrahim –                Nicon Insurance, Global Fleet 7.            Jim Ovia –                            Zenith Bank, Visafone 8.            Pascal Dozie –                    MTN Nigeria, Diamond Bank 9.            Oba Otudeko –                                 Honeywell Group Nigeria 10.          Alhaji Sayyu Dantata –   MRS Group 11.          Umaru Abdul Mutallab – former Chairman First Bank Plc, Mutallab Group 12.          Prince Samuel Adedoyin – Doyin Group 13.          Dele Fajemirokun –        Chaiman Aiico Insurance, Xerox Nigeria, Chicken Republic, Kings Guards etc. 14.          Chief Cletus Ibeto –        Ibeto Group 15.          Raymond Dokpesi –        Daar Communication, AIT, 16.          Tony Ezenna –                   Orange Group 17.          Chief Molade Okoya Thomas –    Chairman CFAO Nig and other six french companies 18.          Ifeanyi Ubah –                  Capital oil and gas 19.          Leo Stan Ekeh –                                 Zinox 20.          Fola Adeola –                     GTBank 21.          Chief Ade Ojo –                                Elizade Motors Nig LTD, Distributor of Toyota cars

,hahaha look at pot calling kettle black?av u 4goten the number of yorubs dat are guards,cleaners and shoe shiners in london?or av u 4goten about ur broda's credit card frauds in europe?d last tym i checked OYENUSI no be IGBO man,and ijebu is d headquarter of money rituals,u say u pass igbo?oya gbe evidence wa,bring proofs and stop whinning,gone are the days that ekiti has d highest no of profs,ma state imo now has it,imo and anambra now has d highest number of undergraduates in naija,second is ondo.imo,anambra and delta has the highest enrollment 4 tertiarry institutions in naija 4 five years running,in 2009 imo candidates surpassed the WHOLE northern candidates,av u asked why imo is calles the brain box of naija?chap calling u deluded would bean understatement,ur tribe are two-faced,ever breaking accords and alliances,very untrustworthy,the epitome of cowardice,and self-inflicted slavery is in ya tribesmen's blood,av u asked why d abokis FEARS igbos an use ndi-Yoruba to wipe their yansh?av u asked about who brought tribalism to nigerian's polity?av u asked who brought about the use of bottles as weapons?......bros go siddon jare,e mo nkan nkan jo,why do igbos av the highest number in middle class?why does the south east have the lowest povrty index?ok lets compare ogun 2 anambra,osun and ekiti 2 imo(imo still bet them all and wants more),oyo and enugu,abi is it ondo with all her oll with ebonyi,not 2 talk about abia,or is it kwara 2 delta or kogi 2 rivers? What makes igbos surpass u,simple INGENUITY,stop being lazy and party freaks come out and contest on level grounds and u all would run amock,after all wickedness and betrayals igbos still pass u and hausa still dey use una clean yansh,hausa fit try am for igbo man?guy wake up ur tribe has lost out on all things..........untrustworthy Yoruba person,mmmmttttcccchhhheeew.sshhhiioorrrr.

Dede1: @POST

Any form of unity among Igbo, Yoruba and the southern Nigerian minorities that fought Biafra died in 1967. The Feudalists from northern region of Nigeria had exerted control over Nigeria since July 6, 1967 while Yoruba and certain southern minorities were fine with it. May I ask what the trouble is now?

In most recent times, political elites from northern region have seized any opportunity to thank the Yoruba and certain southern minorities for the assistance they rendered to the feudalists in a bid to take control of Nigeria.

Any form of southern Nigeria’s talk of unity among them is a pipe dream.

Dede1: @POST

Any form of unity among Igbo, Yoruba and the southern Nigerian minorities that fought Biafra died in 1967. The Feudalists from northern region of Nigeria had exerted control over Nigeria since July 6, 1967 while Yoruba and certain southern minorities were fine with it. May I ask what the trouble is now?

In most recent times, political elites from northern region have seized any opportunity to thank the Yoruba and certain southern minorities for the assistance they rendered to the feudalists in a bid to take control of Nigeria.

Any form of southern Nigeria’s talk of unity among them is a pipe dream.

Dede1: @POST

Any form of unity among Igbo, Yoruba and the southern Nigerian minorities that fought Biafra died in 1967. The Feudalists from northern region of Nigeria had exerted control over Nigeria since July 6, 1967 while Yoruba and certain southern minorities were fine with it. May I ask what the trouble is now?

In most recent times, political elites from northern region have seized any opportunity to thank the Yoruba and certain southern minorities for the assistance they rendered to the feudalists in a bid to take control of Nigeria.

Any form of southern Nigeria’s talk of unity among them is a pipe dream.

,nwann biko tell them ooooo

nairaarea: WORRIED by the delay in implementing the recommendations of United Nations Environment Programme on Ogoniland, the Movement for the survival of Ogoni People has threatened to invoke the provisions of the UN Genocide Convention against the Federal Government.

The convention, which is on the prevention and punishment for the crime of genocide, was adopted by the United Nations General Assembly on December 9, 1948 as General Assembly Resolution 260.

MOSOP described the delay in implementing the UNEP report as a deliberate attempt by the Federal Government to force Ogoni people to die through the consumption of polluted water.

It disclosed that the ultimatum issued to the Federal Government on the clean-up of Ogoniland expired on Saturday (November 9,2013) and warned that it would embark on a series of non-violent actions to protest the delay in the implementation of UNEP report.

MOSOP President, Mr. Legborsi Pyagbara, issued this warning on Sunday during the 18th anniversary of Ogoni Martyrs held at the Cathedral Church of All Saints in Khana Local Government Area.

Renowned Ogoni environmentalist, Ken Saro-Wiwa was among Ogoni leaders that were hanged by the General Sani Abacha military regime on November 10, 2005.

Pyagbara, who preached unity among the people of Ogoni, urged them to be prepared to challenge those that were averse to their progress.

“We wish to also inform you that we would be invoking the provisions of the Genocide Convention against the Nigeria government. We must all be ready to challenge those who are daily erecting barriers to our sense of common humanity and equality and this is the time.

“The stunning silence of the Nigerian government two years and some months after the release of the report had confirmed to us that the government, as alleged by our heroes some years ago, had been practising the crime of genocide against the Ogoni people.

“This government wants us to continue to drink the poisoned water and die. This government wants us to continue to breathe the poisoned air and die and this government wants us to continue to live on the polluted lands and die,” Pyagbara said.

Also, the lawmaker representing Rivers South East in the National Assembly, Senator Magnus Abe, described the non-implementation of the UNEP report as Federal Government’s display of wickedness.

Abe, who is also the Chairman, Senate Committee on Petroleum (Downstream), explained that he had personally met top government officials at the federal level on the need for the quick implementation of the UNEP recommendations to no avail.


https://www.nairaland.com/1541401/ongoing-genocide-ogoni-land#20413460

, thats what u get when u sabotage ur own pple:p

Sincere 9gerian: So after receiving on the average of N14 billion monthly for about 6 years, governor Amaechi could not give Rivers people portable water? So after 6 years of Amaechi's leadership, Rivers people now have to depend on loan from World Bank and ADB to have portable drinking water? And Amaechi is not even ashamed to make propaganda out of this matter at political rallies? Smh

, bro, aka'm di n'elu 4 u,okwu gi amaka,what u just said is da truth,he should REALLY be ashamed.sometimes i wonda if these politicians think b4 talking.mmttccccchhheeewww

nofij: Give us soku oil wells and i will return to pdp but i know he cant.


-Amaechi to Gej





politics sha

nofij: Give us soku oil wells and i will return to pdp but i know he cant.


-Amaechi to Gej





politics sha

nofij: Give us soku oil wells and i will return to pdp but i know he cant.


-Amaechi to Gej





politics sha

amaechi should be ashamed of himself,so his main aim of leaving pdp is because of OIL WELL?am not a pdp supporter but av always advocated 4 renewable energy and economies beyond oil,it is only LAZY pple that would depend on oil,what of if buhari or tinubu becomes presido and still do not ceed soku 2 him(amaechi)?him go die?mind u am very very very 2 nairaland,infact na me ne nairaland last born.

berem: The state chairman of APC giving his opening speech.

This rally brings to an end to PDP in Rivers state- state chairman APC

, chai ashi k'obu, it wont bring an end to pdp,pdp would still have some kinda strong holds in da state oo.

berem: The state chairman of APC giving his opening speech.

This rally brings to an end to PDP in Rivers state- state chairman APC

, chai ashi k'obu, it wont bring an end to pdp,pdp would still have some kinda strong holds in da state oo.