Afam4eva: These Nigerians, as much as i believe they have the right to make their grievances known as it relates to the death of their fellow country man in Goa, i don't think it's right for them to go about destroying government infrastructure. This is something they can't even try in Nigeria because they'll be shot at sight let alone in a country like India. I think that's the height of disrespect.

The Indian authorities should also employ due diligence in dealing with criminals and stop labeling every Nigerian in that country criminals. They should be aware that the government of Nigeria is ready to pay eye for eye and blood for blood. I think Indians benefit from Nigeria than Nigerians benefit from India, so they'll be the ones to lose. he who has an ear let him hear.

Only God knows that i can't live in a place where my kind are hated. How does one even survive in such an atmosphere.

franchizy: As part of our commitment to fair hearing, equity, justice and fairness. We have received reports on the purported recommendation for the sack of Dame Princess Stella Oduah by the House of Representative committee.
We are aware that during the investigation and hearing of the matter, the Hon Minister exonorated herself of any wrong doing.
It is obvious that she only instructed the NCAA to do the NEEDFUL which implies to DUE PROCESS. We are shocked and saddened at the latest development recommending for her sack.
We are convinced that the committee were bias just for the fact that the Hon Minister hails from the South East.
We condemn it, we condemn it, we condemn it and we shall mobilise a mass protest that shall cripple activities nationwide should Oduah be sacked.
We call on the NLC, TUC, Nupeng, PENGASAN, NMA, NUT, SNG, NBA and every civil society organisation to rise up in defence of our best performing minister Dame Princess Stella Oduah.
We are confident that president Goodluck Johnathan who believes in equity, fairness and Rule of Law will stand for the truth and spare the minister.

Ile-Ife:
"Nigerians" never see anything. When idiots carry cutlass and machete to threaten people in their country, declaring India a no man's land. Indians have shown a lot of tolerance in my opinion.

wesley80: My point exactly. What are the Brits building?

wesley80: Nothing but a waste of resources this. The Brits have no desire to build any country, any serious leader would be having lunch with the Chinese, Russians, Indians and Brazillians. These nations have demonstrated time and time again their desire to help developing nations improve while the Brits are content to sit and play slave masters. IMO Fashola deserves knocks for this and not credit, we need our Pounds in OUR country.

Ile-Ife:
Don Jazzy's baby face sounds better though. with him voice like say him dey cry.

Wande coal don steal my song Oh Eh!!
Him wan do me baby face ohhhhhh ayaayayan yah ahh ayanyanyaya yah.

njuwo: Na dis one come cry yesterday say her boyfriend dey take weed. U don join ur boyfriend abi.

Sunny_bobo: ^^^ Bunch of clowns.

p.guyokec:
sexkillz be like

SELFWORTH: ...its partly familiarity breeds contempt and partly awkwardness.

seedord247: Yoruba nollywood is full of gbagauns....

Fathia balogun to her husband... Bye bye babes

Husband... See you honeys.

stevedure: Some guys are just bent on takin down a workin minister. They want to distract the president who is performing and in the process, kill time. The south-westeners are just angry that this woman established an International airport away from the south, which means they won't be sole dependence on the Lagos airport henceforth! Sara Reporters are just the propaganders used by the south-westerners(APC) to fight the effecient Government. In western n civilized world, such situations are verified before being reported as fact, but this bunch of untrained Idiots keep on prying! Maybe they should ask what happened to Julian Asange!

Kanwulia: Hmmmmm!
The plot THICKENS!
Nigerian women don suffer for Nigerian politics!
It is always gonna be a MAN'S WORLD in THE AFRICAN JUNGLE!

Hallelujah to the civilized world!!!!

koonbey:

Okay,then why deny the acquisition in the first Place? and why all the Discrepancies in the Purchase? read the above Posts to get an Idea.
what "bold Steps" exactly are those that angered People enough to make Threats on her Life??

im·mi·nent [ímminənt]
adjective
about to occur: about to happen, or threatening to happen

Has she been attacked before? and im not saying she should wait until then...but if she got Threats,where are the Police Records of the Reports she made to that Effect??

please let your mind be Fair and objective in this Issue,don't join them in celebrating Corruption.

“When she came on board as the minister, she inherited a lot of baggage in terms of the concession and lease agreements in the sector, which were clearly not in the interest of the government and people of Nigeria.

“And so, she took bold steps and some of these agreements were reviewed and some were terminated, and these moves disturbed some entrenched interests in the sector, and within this period, she began to receive some imminent threats to her life; therefore, the need for the vehicles.

Tadon200: the movie will be among those competing in the Africa film festival that will be held in calabar.

VillageBoi:
Yes! And I can say, despite it being a pretty 'regular' Nollywood story, it is one of the most brilliantly shot films I saw at the BFI: London Film Festival this year. Mad respect for the Director - Andrew Dosunmu - he is so well versed in the visual language of film. The film is practically a master-class in filmmaking. I can't wait for it to come into the cinemas. To be honest with you the film shot straight to the top of my best-films-of-2013 list - yup, it has knocked off anything 'Hollywood'. I was that impressed!