₦airaland Forum

Though sad, but thank God that it didn't happen in the north; otherwise some motherfvuckers would have found reasons to insult the north, its ppl and predominant religion.

LiePOBs wouldn't like this at all; just watch as many of them would be refuting this claim; even though they readily accepted such statement when Nigeria was declared to have gone into recession.

2bam:
automatic car is for the handicapped, I flow with the manual you are always in control.

Manual drive all the time, especially in our 3rd world environment when you may need to push start because of failed battery or kick starter.
Only this Saturday, I escaped crashing into a broken down parked trailer on high speed along the Kaduna Kano express way by using my manual gears together with the braking system to stop just inches away from the parked truck - couldn't have achieved same with an automatic transmission vehicle.

Yes I will eventually have to buy an automatic vehicle in the future, as one runs out of options; meanwhile I intend to continue enjoying my manuals while I still can.

carzola:
Northerners naturally are
Blockheads..

Am not surprised.
What would surprise me is the useless
Redeem church members that would
Vote for buhari again.

Na your papa be block head; since having a different opinion warrants a blanket insult - then you also warrant the same, mother fvcker.

Always dem dem.

Nigerian pastors and Yahoo boys no difference; and their churches are nothing more than business ventures to them; just feeling sorry for their gullible followers.

As long as they will not interfere with the freedom and movement of other ppl; let them lock themselves up till eternity, who cares - no one will miss them.

Nonsense, any IPOB agaracha can don on the Hijab and pretend to be a disgruntled Muslim spewing rubbish.
IPOBs can go to any length to score cheap political points.

nzeobi:
NCAN enjoy yourselves

LOL, Nigerian Ugandans developing the real Ugandans.

Choi e don happen!

orisa37:
I like that.The only but and a lie is the North claiming 75% of Nigeria land Survey. The North is in Kebbi, Part of Niger, Kwara, Part of Benue, Kogi etcetera by Subterfuge. Anywhere you see a Northerner south of The Rivers Niger and Benue, that Northerner is an Immigrant there. He crossed the Rivers into others Territories. Mr. Trump of The U.S. has just pronounced that "Migration is a Privilege not a Right". The Palestinians are fighting Israel for Palestine. The Fulani Arabs and the Sulu-Gambaris occupied Ilorin by Subterfuge. It's a Yoruba land from the South of River Niger in Kebbi State down to the Creek. Hausa/Fulani can only claim from upper Lokoja to Sokoto in the NW and across to Maiduguri in the NE. This is about 33 1/3% of Nigeria land area. This Land originally belong to Gwaris, Kanuris, Gbakis, Kagoros, Katabs, Kajes, Koros to a very large extent etcetera. These ethnic groups will one day wish to fight for their Rights and drive Fulani Arabs Herdsmen back to Futa Jalon.Fulanis are Tuaregs Arabs Invaders anywhere you find them in Nigeria.

And you could say the same for Igbos; they are Jews and therefore have no right to claim any part of Africa let alone Nigeria.
Anywhere you see an Igbo, he is an invader, a land grabber settler and should therefore be sent packing back to Israel where he belongs and can have his Biafra without a struggle.

Mr stealing is not corruption.

Nigerian Christians and their false prophets - just a lost cause.
achi4u - how market?

Joey82:
How do passer bys begin to claim ancestry to a land they never settled on.
Never buried any of their relatives, never set any traditional stool to build their interest, never contested or voted in any elections, paid homage to the locals as the real land owners. I find ur logic flawed.

How do alleged settlers claim right to virgin land on which they have never controlled or settled on?
Had the Fulanis not been nomadic their rights to these grazing lands would have been more clearer.

Amoto94:
Your post reeks of land grabbing and intrusion. Nobody is against the herdsmen grazing peacefully but claiming the lands of others is a criminal act.

Different perspective and different opinions for the same thing - had the Fulanis not been nomadic there rights to these grazing lands would have been more clearer.

BlowBack:
As long as the govt still offsets importers then there is subsidy

Answer the question - to what extent is subsidy comparatively still in place (that it can significantly impact to the issue at and)?

Judasjudas:
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..lol .. that's quite funny coming from a brain donor ..fvcking Muppet ..

Yes quite ironic indeed; since one can presuppose that a brain donor must have initially had a brain with intelligence as opposed to one bereft of any at all - bloody retartdeen, osu outcast.

deji68:
Didnt know u are this stupid....Let me Use " Akara" analogy ....
Price of Bean is high= high akara Price so u will need more Money to subsidize akara
Low price of beans = Low price of akara so Will need Less money to subsidize akara.... Capici ?

You are quite incorrigible, recall your grouse was that because the price of crude oil is down currently under Buhari therefore fuel pump price should correspondingly also go down as opposed to Jonathan's era when prices were high; I was therefore obliged to give you reasons (subsidy removal and reduced forex earnings) as to why the pump price cannot go all that low.

Then out of the blue, you suddenly went off on another tangent arguing about something else - though related.

It is increasingly apparent that your case is akin to the saying 'you can take a cow to the water but you cannot to force it to drink' - if your still cannot comprehend the issues at hand, then I have to give up and leave you in your self imposed disillusionment.

Thank you.

deji68:
Well this post exposed your ignorance....under GEJ high Crude price mean u pay for more for Petrol beacause it the crude oil is the major component of Peterol ....so under GEJ it was better to remove Subsidy than now because the subsidy cost was too high, GEJ Gov could have saved trillions back then..... u dont really understand what u are saying

You keep displaying stupidity in both the manner you argue (going round and round in circles like a headless chicken) and in the content of your argument.
Let me simplify it for you:GEJ's govt was earning a lot more and could therefore afford to pay for subsidies resulting in lower petrol pump price; while the Buhari govt is earning a lot less and therefore cannot afford to keep subsidy hence higher pump price.

GEJ: high earnings +subsidy = low pump price
PMB: low earnings - subsidy = high pump price

Hope you finally get it.

BlowBack:
There is still subsidy ode

Subsidy to what extent comparatively? - just trying to be clever by half.

ZombiePUNISHER:
Abokki Abeg anytime u want to deceive people, always look west and not on a public forum

What would you expect from another shop boy with access to the internet - if not nonsense, just nonsense.

deji68:
That basically what i am saying , ...under GEJ oil subsidy was removed and the price was 145Naira before the protests and the price of oil was around 90 dollars /Barrel . Now 50 dollar per barrel without same subsidy and the price is 145 naira.... u should Use our head

Oil slump: Bring down fuel price immediately, Fashola tells FG

Read more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2014/12/oil-slump-bring-fuel-price-immediately-fashola-tells-fg-2/

Kai kai; stop displaying your ignorance pls.
I repeat, at least two reasons:no subsidy therefore pump price increases; 2ndly, less forex earnings therefore the country has less money to pay for its imported fuel and others imported goods; hence government hikes pump prices to conserve earnings for other projects.
Under GEJ, the govt was earning over twice as much to afford to cover the cost of subsidy and maintain lower pump price - big difference.

Judasjudas:
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oga aboki if e pain u .. kill ur self .. another one happened again ..against enyimba team ..wah will u say about that one ? ..
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Aboki indeed ..

Don't have time for troglodytes bereft of common sense.

deji68:
Hmmm interesting ...without subsidy, pump price still is higher than when it was subsidized, and price of crude oil is 50 dollar(-50% less). wonderful

You need to use your head and think before you type - when something is subsidised, it is invariably made cheaper because part of the cost is being offset by the subsidizer - in that case govt under GEJ; if you remove the subsidy, as done by the present administration, it becomes more expensive because the consumer begins to bear the full cost.

sarrkii:
Enemy of Humanity

Stupidity in action.

deji68:
Using your logic pump price should be cheaper now under PMB governmnent because crude is now 50 dollars......

At least two reasons: diminished purchasing power due weaker Naira caused by less forex earnings and secondly due to lifting of fuel subsidy by the current administration.

[quote author=LionDeLeo post=55425192][/quote]Noted, thanks.

Pedropa:
ok. Now that they've become land owners with the TIV's is what you want all over Nigeria so that you will establish your caliphates and Islam here and there.


God forbid you guys

Live and let live; the Fulanis have long been making use of free virgin unsettled land, as nomadic herders, wherever they come across it throughout West Africa well before colonial days - and in this way they too have ancestral claims to these lands.

VajanahDischaj:
pussykid...come to abacha barracks 7.23 make I rock your head with booth.u dey mad.thunder fire the monkey wey sheet u comot from yansh.

Fvcking stupid bastard - what an idiot, a fool trying to deceive himself.
Oh yes, come and see me trembling at the knees because of your empty chest beating threats
Don't worry, will meet you sooner than expected.

Judasjudas:
When abokis come to watch football ..wah do u expect ?

Abeg go park one side my friend, as if soccer hooliganism is exclusive to only the north and not seen in other parts of this country and beyond.
Anyway, what would you expect from a username like judas if not bigotry

It is a welcomed development, some ppl forget that these Fulanis are also Nigerians with constitutional rights to settle and ply their trade anywhere in the country.

They also do not appreciate the fact that majority of the cattle routes use to be free range virgin lands used by the Fulanis for many years, which in effect preceded most of the farms now in contention with them.

In short, the Fulanis were there before most of the present day farms; it is the farms are actually new arrivals taking over the traditional grazing grounds of the herdsmen.

The British colonialists recognised the potential of future conflict between farmers and the herdsmen and therefore demarcated such routes for the Fulanis.

Unfortunately, over the years corruption and lack strong visible spoke persons for the Fulanis had allowed for the gradual take over of large chunks of these grazing routes, against an increase population of both pastoralists and cattle - making such conflicts inevitable.

Restoration of some of these lost grazing routes by the FG would no doubt go along way towards easing tensions and therefore minimising conflicts between farmers and the herdsmen.

Kwarupshun:
By their names we shall know them.

Kwenu!

Ah dinor menshun tribe o

Let me go and smoke my IGBO

LOL, even dem name sef na same as drug.