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BoboNkiti19:You have to be careful with that thing! He’s one of them, and if he gets sufficiently peeved that we’re happy there’s peace in the south-east, he may remind his operatives in the field to be sure to go out and ‘enforce’ next Mondays sit-at-home…and cut off one or two innocent Igbo heads for good measure! Don’t engage that spawn of lucifer anymore! |
Ekejoestar:Hehehehehe ![]() I've lost count of the myriad of sources of funds they have told the int'l community and gullible Nigerians that they have put towards 2nd Niger bridge: sovereign wealth fund...Abacha loot....more Abacha loot....even more Abacha loot....budgetery allocation.....the initial 30 billion naira GEJ admin' paid.....etc! ![]() |
Umahi…for all the good he’s done in constructions and projects, needs to be a bit more green-fingered and add more greenery to his projects! |
ThEGodFaThEr126:Hehehehehe ![]() By the time we’re done with this discussion, Ijaw would have claimed all the coast from Cape to Cairo! ![]() |
Ebubu6:Easterners don’t hate Umahi! Rather, it’s his politics and utterances they don’t like! He seems to desperate to to try and appease and appear loyal to a people and party that have scant regard for his people to begin with….all because of 2023 presidency! |
Tomek09:Bayelsas’ problem stems from their over-dependence on the oil and gas industry to provide a living and sustenance for majority of its population and state gov’t! It’s not all their fault as this culture was seeded, nurtured and encouraged by the Nigerian state and its political-economy! Had Bayelsans owned and been in control of their own resources since the early 70s to date, or had a central or regional gov’t that utilised said resources primarily to develop their human resources and HDI instead of handing over 13% derivation to a bunch of uninspiring local politicians without a vision and who managed to capture state power, then we would not be here today wondering where all the benefits of their hydrocarbons disappeared to! |
Tomek09:I think you meant to say ‘can’t agree more’. |
sammyranking:Paining whom? Where do you get your information from? Or is your assertion based on what some faceless impostors say on nairaland!? |
Obiano and Umahi did well! |
Tomek09:You’re putting too much and unmerited faith in your police! Besides harassing innocent people and beating out ‘confessions’ from suspects, what other form do their investigations take? |
The wooden beams in the last pic don't look durable enough....you can see this just by looking at them. The Governor should invite the contractors to fix the problems ASAP, as there should be some kind of waranty on jobs done. And if the materials used are substandard, then they should be made to replace them...even if it means temporarily closing down the airport. Are there reports of other buildings in the state affected by this storm? If it's just the airport that's affected, then it means the job wasn't done properly and substandard materials were used in certain aspects of the construction...like the cladding of the control tower, roofing sheets and wood used for the ceilings. |
They've probably ran out of bombs to drop on civilian targets! ![]() |
SlyDev:The bolded cracked me up! |
KanwuliaExtra:Zip it m0r0n! No one invited you into the thread to begin with, for you to be asking all sorts of stupid questions! This was your initial rude post: Even war-torn Kyiv fine pass all this.Even though the 'daylight version' you so rudely and hatefully asked for has been supplied by myself and others, you still went on a bile and hate-fuelled rant! Prompting me to then ask for you own state, so we can see the cities and towns in them that 'fine pass Kyiv'! You dodged that and still yapped on like a rabid dog! What has my entering or not entering keke and Ekene' got to do with the issue at hand? You first asked for 'daylight version'! There's lots of nice pics and vidoes for you to choose from, yet when confronted, you move the goal-posts and start demanding that you don't wanna see 'surface roads without simple drainage systems'! Commonsense now dictates you show us cities and towns in your own state that have what you're rudely demanding Ndigbo show you in theirs! |
KanwuliaExtra:First off.....what's your own state? Also, did you scroll through the entire two pages before asking this dumbass question? |
3exe3: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3d1Ww03MsAo https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WsHISMiifr8 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OpmJ5lLW5bM |
So sad! It just so happens he found himself in a country with little or no safety net for the millions of suicidal people (esp' youngsters) out there! This is why i don't like responding negatively to all these begging posts you see on social-media....you don't know which are legit or not, and how close the poster is to the edge! Your unkind response may be what eventually tips them over the edge! So many billions wasted each week on all sorts of nonsense, yet all he needed was even as little as 500,000 naira to make him realise life is still worth living! |
Mooh247:Inferiority complex is you getting emotional over what has Fckall to do with you! |
JANK23H:I reckon the real export that's sustained up to today started with the likes of P-Square, Wande Cole, Iyanya and Tuface in the mid to late noughties. |
investnow2013:Ah....such well behaved kids! We need more school trips like these to help spark their interest in many professions and fields of endeavour! One thing our states in the south-east should have is a state or regional science exhibition centre....a fun and engaging place where families and school kids can visit to get a hands-on experience of some of the things they learn about in class. The centre can have a astronomy section where they can marvel at the wonders of the universe and get to have a close-up look at the moon, planets and the milky-way and other galaxies through powerful rooftop mounted telescopes! 'Ina eme noise'! Reminds me of primary school, because what normally follows is a hard konk on the head or utali! |
Permesso:Hehehehehe ![]() |
achillesfoot:What gives you such misplaced confidence!? If bigger and stronger countries and empires have split or declined into oblivion, what makes you think your ATM ‘one Nigeria’ can’t? |
Not saying anyone should fire any bullet, but it’s clear this man doesn’t know who and what he’s up against in the quest for a independent Yoruba nation! Even if he doesn’t want to fire bullet, once he’s serious and unrelenting in his quest, the hegemony he’s up against will force him to pick up arms to defend himself! The only reason they’ve not fully opened his chapter is because they’ve got their hands full at the moment with Mazi Kanu and IPOB, and don’t want to open too many war fronts! Coupled with the fact they don’t see the Oduduwa agitation as being much of a threat to their ATM like IPOB/Biafra is! Equally, the Oduduwa agitation would face just as much opposition from his fellow Yoruba elite as it would from the ruling hegemony domiciled in Aso-Rock and the core north! |
SmartPolician:All the dickheads making noise on this thread and ridiculing this bold and visionary move by the Anambra State gov’t….all of them are part of the usual greedy, self-serving, bigoted, visionless and anywhere-belle-face Nigerian electorate! So expecting them to see the benefits in having a long-term vision and approach to development is expecting too much from them! Greedy Nigerian politicians think only of the next election….while Statesmen and visionary leaders think of the next generation! |
Racoon:I think you meant to say 'overestimated his military prowess'. This war has exposed Russia as a 3rd rate military power, with outdated/soviet-era technology and an equally bellicose and over-bloated sense of importance to match! |
MadamVanessa:Hehehehehehe ![]() |
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Jamesbiodun:The real joke is that Afgahnistan and Somalia are more peaceful and witness less deaths than Nigeria today! |
Parachoko:The entire north-west was once quite peaceful! The main theatre of insecurity pre-2015 was the north-east and the politically-inspired* ones (*trying to grab peoples land and trying to get rid of GEJ) in the north-central and Abuja! |
It's quite possible that more soldiers died in Nigeria this week than did in Ukraine that's at war! |
Fejoku: |
Iceberg3:True! A lot of them are 2nd and 3rd generation offspring of illegal immigrants from Niger and Chad. There was the intention, right from the 60s, to encourage their brothers from these countries to infiltrate Nigeria to help bump up their numbers for political reasons! I hear a lot of them in southern Nigeria are from these countries as well. |
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