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CultureRe: A Nairalander Witnesses Iwa Akwa (Wearing Of Cloth) Ceremony In Igboland by iSlayer: 10:22pm On Jan 12, 2020
Which time women begin do age grade? undecided
PoliticsRe: Between The Middlebelt And Niger Delta, Which Can Form A Stable Country? by iSlayer(op): 9:46pm On Jan 11, 2020
TooMuchStuff:
Niger Delta as a country would be like Luanda in Angola. Expensive Country where Oil and gas, Technology, Maritime, Tourism and Industries would be common place.
They are historically, culturally and Religiously one. Christianity would be state religion while tolerating the 1% muslims in Auchi area.
All Hausafulanis Muslims would be Chased away for peace to reign supreme
Hm. Okay.
PoliticsRe: Between The Middlebelt And Niger Delta, Which Can Form A Stable Country? by iSlayer(op): 9:45pm On Jan 11, 2020
kayfra:
I stated a basis for my argument. The 1st class traditional rulers in a lot of those states are Fulanis installed by the caliphate and they exercise considerable authority and leadership autonomy. What have you stated apart from conjecture?
Considerable authority in their village. Gaskiya!
PoliticsRe: Between The Middlebelt And Niger Delta, Which Can Form A Stable Country? by iSlayer(op): 9:34pm On Jan 11, 2020
Maybe the Niger Delta states on being unable to work out a common course would break into much smaller independent nations. Or unending civil unrest.
PoliticsRe: Between The Middlebelt And Niger Delta, Which Can Form A Stable Country? by iSlayer(op): 9:27pm On Jan 11, 2020
kayfra:
Fulanis have strong control in Nassarawa and Niger in addition to the one you already mentioned. Nasarawa is part of the emirate and same as Niger

Emir of Keffi
Emir of Lafia
Emir of Lafiagi
Etsu Nupe
Emir of Nasarawa
Borgu emirate
Lapai
Emir of Ilorin

Etc
I would be offended if I was from the Middlebelt, with this comment.

Did you say strong control in Nasarawa? Bro it's obvious you've never been to Nasarawa or stayed there. This is unrestrained bullshit. There's little to no Fulani control in Nasarawa.
PoliticsRe: Between The Middlebelt And Niger Delta, Which Can Form A Stable Country? by iSlayer(op): 9:19pm On Jan 11, 2020
Spicycat:
Fulani's control little to nothing in state like Nasarawa, Kogi, Benua, and Niger, only in platue and Abuja i will agree that they hold sway on small structure which is still not a threat to the entire middle belt.
Exactly.
PoliticsRe: Between The Middlebelt And Niger Delta, Which Can Form A Stable Country? by iSlayer(op): 9:18pm On Jan 11, 2020
nku5:
Middle belt will be a very stable country because they have unity of purpose and a lot of economic potential. If they are shrewd, tourism can be their chief source of revenue. They do have their issues like the Tiv and Jukun fights though

I doubt Niger Delta can even form an independent state. They never seem to agree on anything.
My thoughts too.
PoliticsRe: Between The Middlebelt And Niger Delta, Which Can Form A Stable Country? by iSlayer(op): 9:13pm On Jan 11, 2020
iskoki:
Don't confuse Middlebelt with North Central. North Central is a geopolitical zone in Nigeria that comprises 6 states :
1. Plateau.
2. Benue.
3. Kwara.
4. Kogi.
5. Nassarawa
6. Niger.

However, the Middlebelt is a conglomeration of the tribes that are found in the central part of Nigeria. People of middlebelt include most of the tribes mentioned in the 6 aforementioned states plus tribes from parts of the following :

1. Kaduna - Southern part to be specific.
2. Taraba - Jujun etc
3. Kebbi. - Zuru
4. Bauchi
5. Adamawa
6. Taraba.
7. Gombe.

There are a few other tribes I wouldn't be able to mention.
You're very correct. In order not to complicate the write up I left it at North Central.
PoliticsRe: Between The Middlebelt And Niger Delta, Which Can Form A Stable Country? by iSlayer(op): 9:12pm On Jan 11, 2020
kayfra:
Ilorin, Bida, Gwari, Keffi, Lafia etc




Ilorin, Bida, Gwari, Keffi, Lafia etc Niger, Kwara, Nassarawa etc. All have Fulani emirates

Most of you don't even know or understand the country. Just clueless people all over
They can't lord it. Simple.
PoliticsRe: Between The Middlebelt And Niger Delta, Which Can Form A Stable Country? by iSlayer(op): 5:43pm On Jan 11, 2020
saaron:
Forming a stable and successful nation has nothing to do with mineral resources. If that where true, then Japan will still be a third world nation. It also has nothing to do with geographic location ie lack of access to the seas and ocean. Of that were true, then Switzerland will still be a developing country.
All that is required in forming a stable nation is the 'Will' to form a govt that reflects the wishes of the people.
If a nation is born and the people have no impute on how their govt will be formed then that nation will never be stable - Case in point Nigeria.
It's very critical that the people of a new born nation be involved in the set up of the govt to avoid domination and concentration of power by a people. For a nation to be truely stable, the govt must be design in such a way that power is balance across all people. A govt where power is balanced across all people in the geographic location is a democratic govt.
A govt that is inclusive, democratic and appreciates differences and diversity of the people will go a long way to establish a stable country.
A govt that is seperated from religion. Seperation of state and religion is a must for a stable nation.
A govt that provides a level playing ground for all people irrespective of their race, ethnicity or religion to grow, develop and advance at their own pace.

If Middle Belt or people from other regions can come together achieve the above, then these nations will be the most stable and prosperous countries ever to emarge out of Africa.

PoliticsRe: Between The Middlebelt And Niger Delta, Which Can Form A Stable Country? by iSlayer(op): 5:39pm On Jan 11, 2020
Yohans:
U are joking right
He does not have the slightest clue of what he's saying. This is someone who is fond of attacking other groups.
PoliticsRe: Between The Middlebelt And Niger Delta, Which Can Form A Stable Country? by iSlayer(op): 5:36pm On Jan 11, 2020
kayfra:
The most organized tribe in the middle belt are the Fulani. They still have that emirate structure to lean on.
Hahaha. It's okay please.
FamilyRe: Things Introverts Have Done To Avoid People by iSlayer: 3:52pm On Jan 11, 2020
iomoge2:
. Guess it became less pronounced after having 2 kids Plus I now dress for my size
*Coughs*
I'll rest my case now. Good day smiley
PoliticsRe: Between The Middlebelt And Niger Delta, Which Can Form A Stable Country? by iSlayer(op): 3:45pm On Jan 11, 2020
kayfra:
Both of them are not viable.

Tiv and Jukun crisis
Ijaw and Urhobo and Itshekiri crisis
Fulani crisis
Etc


They are the reason we still have one Nigeria
The Fulani can never lord it over others in a Middlebelt country. Don't you know the make up of the Middlebelt?


And intercommunal crises based on petty squabbles like land ownership is not strong enough. In their own country they can discuss proper modalities like boundary adjustments and all that. I'm talking of internal power tussles that can destabilize a country.
PoliticsRe: Between The Middlebelt And Niger Delta, Which Can Form A Stable Country? by iSlayer(op): 3:40pm On Jan 11, 2020
tartar9:
All I know is that the SE will be worse than South Sudan if we break up.
I didn't mention South East.
PoliticsRe: Between The Middlebelt And Niger Delta, Which Can Form A Stable Country? by iSlayer(op): 3:39pm On Jan 11, 2020
parcifal:
Middle belt, as you purported, are not as united in totality. It consists the highest number of people from different ethnic background. Nasarawa state alone can boast of over fifteen different ethnic groups whom, to my knowledge are not Working for the interest of the other. So if they should be made a country, there surely will still be internal power tussles. With proper planning they can survive through agriculture but I doubt that because they are land locked. Niger delta can survive more because aside oil, they have other States like delta state that can support them through agricultural exports. remember they have sea ports.
So if a country is landlocked it is automatically unviable? Nawa o.


The focus is on political strife post breakup.
PoliticsRe: Between The Middlebelt And Niger Delta, Which Can Form A Stable Country? by iSlayer(op): 3:35pm On Jan 11, 2020
Spicycat:
Did i just read "Coming to the Niger Delta, they're more developed and educated than the Middlebelt " shocked shocked shocked

@islayer what did you smoke this afternoon? How did you come to this conclusion, what are the criteria used before arriving to this ridiculous statistics, there's only one tribe i Nigeria that speak with such mundane statistics, what a funny fellow grin grin grin
Abuja alone is not enough to make the Middlebelt more developed. Abi which state again? No make me laugh this afternoon.
PoliticsRe: Problem in Ndikelionwu now. by iSlayer(op): 2:37pm On Jan 11, 2020
virgoquin:
Mtcheeew
Nonsense talk
What is the nonsense there?
PoliticsBetween The Middlebelt And Niger Delta, Which Can Form A Stable Country? by iSlayer(op):
Unlike what you'd think if you're not in the Middlebelt, they are not willing to go with Arewastan (core North) in the event of a break up. Most of them detest the idea to the very last!

Now, looking at some dynamics at play. These people are not power desperate. They would be able to sit together and discuss their way forward. Secondly, they don't have the curse of oil. They are great farmers (the best in the whole country actually) and all that oil politics and strive will not come in.

I think they'll make a stable country if they go it alone.



Coming to the Niger Delta, they're more developed and educated than the Middlebelt and also filthy rich due to the abundance of Crude Oil in the region. However, the desperation for power amongst them is unrivaled across the country. Can they sit together and chart a common course, without resorting to show of force, in the event of a breakup? It looks unlikely.


Between the two, which in your estimation can form a stable working country, devoid of political strife?
FamilyRe: Things Introverts Have Done To Avoid People by iSlayer: 2:16pm On Jan 11, 2020
Gift7428:
1. I avoid sex by watching porn. The sex thing makes me feel like you are dusturbing my space.

2. I keep my circle small, too many friends stesses me out.

3. I take only meaningful calls.

4. I am hardly attracted to people but most are attracted to me because of my beauty.

5. I am on Facebook and instagram but hardly do any uploads.

6. I get irritated when people who are not celebrities live their lives on social media. Why do you have to update strangers and not make a dime from it?

7. Only family members and few friends are aware of my birthday.

8. I hate too much attention.

9. I can only be extra friendly when it involves business. After then, my mouth becomes closed.

10. I avoid reading whatsapp chats immediately to avoid long chats.
And Nairaland gives you the opportunity to speak out and interact.
FamilyRe: Things Introverts Have Done To Avoid People by iSlayer: 1:59pm On Jan 11, 2020
I'm reinvented myself throughout the ages. Introvert now, extrovert later. Music star in this life, political activist in the next.
PoliticsRe: Problem in Ndikelionwu now. by iSlayer(op): 1:43pm On Jan 11, 2020
Osagyefo98:
Osita married from Benin....which is not advisable anyway.


It is always advisable you marry from your state..

Such marriages shouldn't be holding at all and must be frowned upon...


That's why I don't blame Amaka's parents entirely on her loss though the child must be retrieved from Ibrahim by any means possible and renamed from Zaeed.

The boy shouldn't be answering Zaeed because Ibrahim don't have any right over him.


Anyway Ndikelionwu should approach the girls family to bring Osaretin back if not let the younger brother to king Ike ascend the throne.
Yeah. I was thinking of that Amaka's case too. Amaka seriously messed up (though they shouldn't have gone all the way to taking her life) and I think Igbo parents outside Igboland should take these things even more seriously.
FamilyRe: Things Introverts Have Done To Avoid People by iSlayer: 1:40pm On Jan 11, 2020
iomoge2:
Reading this makes me realize I am sort of an introvert

I never pick calls except it’s business related
Told my then fiancée and now hubby never to call me but chat,text or visit. Nigga thought it absurd. He learnt to do as I wanted and now I have started picking his calls.lol

I never used to go to events.
It was more of a feeling of low self esteem I guess.
I feel too busty for a young lady as people stare at me a lot
Cloths I love won’t just fit
Not having the latest cloths and shoes too makes me not attend events
But recently I see myself gunning to attend events and I am always ready to dance not minding who is watching. Lol
Where's the bust? cheesy
FamilyRe: Things Introverts Have Done To Avoid People by iSlayer: 1:32pm On Jan 11, 2020
Fountainofyouth:
You know you do sound like you are in love right?
Tueh Tueh grin
Call him to one secluded thread and give him your number. Maybe he's shy.
PoliticsProblem in Ndikelionwu now. by iSlayer(op):
Words cannot express the sorrow I feel at the death of the king. As if his death is not enough pain there's now also a big problem : The heir is nowhere to be found!


When our elders voice their concerns as regards some vital issues we shun their advice thinking we're wise. Osita an only son of the Prof went to marry from a strange land. After his death their son (heir after him) has not been seen or heard from FOR THE PAST ELEVEN YEARS! What wickedness!


Marry from your people you no go hear. Look at the disaster Osita has brought upon a whole community! Like someone said on that thread "50% of marital problems are solved when you marry from your side".




Things would never have gotten this bad if he had married from his side.
CultureRe: HRH Prof Chukwuemeka Ike Is Dead, And No Heir To The Throne by iSlayer: 12:42pm On Jan 11, 2020
PharoahIII:
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abeg this man you deserve a bottle of gulder...now I understand why our ancestors always frowned at marrying from outside, Those people were very wise but because we have one yeye education we think we know better than them
Nothing but the truth!
CultureRe: HRH Prof Chukwuemeka Ike Is Dead, And No Heir To The Throne by iSlayer: 12:41pm On Jan 11, 2020
agulion:
50% of marital problem is solved when you marry from your village
Or Tribe.

My brother God bless you!!!
CultureRe: HRH Prof Chukwuemeka Ike Is Dead, And No Heir To The Throne by iSlayer: 12:36pm On Jan 11, 2020
Kai. This story made me sad.



Prof was someone who always advocated intertribal relationships and marriages...




But the issues therein...chai I shake my head. If it was an Igbo family his son married from their child who is heir to the throne would not be missing now, no matter the situation of things (divorce or not).


Chai...alili.
Foreign AffairsRe: Russian Warship 'aggressively Approached' US Destroyer In Arabian Sea by iSlayer: 11:08pm On Jan 10, 2020
NwanyiOkpa:
Okpa di' Okwu!!!!
It's okpa di oku please.
Car TalkRe: 2020 Mercedes Benz AVTR Unveiled: Breaks Car Record With Its Looks by iSlayer: 9:25pm On Jan 10, 2020
Me likey! cheesy
PoliticsRe: Why The Sudden Change In Nairaland ? I Hope You All Noticed This? by iSlayer: 9:11pm On Jan 10, 2020
Still no moderator (or the owner) deems it fit to respond.


Nairaland is so terribly run. Very shitty stuffs. Tufia!
PoliticsRe: Lagos Green And Eco-Friendly Housing Estate Unveiled (Photos) by iSlayer: 7:33pm On Jan 10, 2020
Stevecovey:
20 room edifice? Even billionaires dont build dt. Is it a hotel or a home?

If u have the money to build dt, then getting a solar panel system that covers the whole thing should be possible.
Hahaha.


Okay.

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