Politics › Re: Female Army Cadet Tortures A Man For Calling Her "Beautiful" by kernel501: 12:00pm On Feb 03, 2016 |
DonBobes: Y don't u try dem first n see what happens to ur soul. Dey even have a job serving der father's land. Wat do u do for a living only criticism n no pay! WHAT AN ANIMAL YOU ARE SUPPORTING, HOW DO YOU BEAT A MAN WHO PAY FOR YOUR WELFARE FOR COMPLIMENTING YOU, YET INACTIVE BEFORE BOKO HARAM, THAT'S COWARDICE. AMERICAN ARMY OFFICIALS ARE FRIENDILY TO THEIR NATIONALS. |
Politics › Re: Why hate the word "No Man's Land", But refer To Niger Delta Oil As Nigerian Oil? by kernel501(op): 4:41pm On Feb 02, 2016 |
babadee1: This is not a well thought out question because you are making the wrong assumption that there is any equivalence between a piece of land, its surface structures and the natural resources under that same land. In other words, it is possible for one person to own the land and another person to own what is underneath the land. For example, according to Nigerian law, a person can buy a piece of land today and have a valid C of O or legal title deed. But if oil is found in that land tomorrow that oil automatically belongs to the federal govt, the owner of the land cannot legally lay claim to the oil even though they are the rightful owners of the land. In other countries the law may be different. Indeed in the US, each state gets to enact its own laws governing the ownership of lands and their natural resources. As a general rule, in the US the owner of a piece of land whether private or government also owns whatever resources lie underneath that land. In some states a different person or institution can claim ownership of oil or other natural resources found at varying depths under the land. So one person can own anything found up to 500 ft below ground and another person can lay claim to what is found between 500 ft and 1,000 ft below ground and so on. EDUCATION IS GOOD, THANKS FOR THAT, I LOVE YOUR TYPE. |
Politics › Re: Why hate the word "No Man's Land", But refer To Niger Delta Oil As Nigerian Oil? by kernel501(op): 4:12pm On Feb 02, 2016 |
DiademSh07: See this yeye ibo man! The Oil wey dey Ondo no be Nigeria's oil? The reason we are angry is the same reason you dullards barks like dogs when we say Anambra belongs to the Igala! Yeye landlocked parasites EARLY PUBERTY IS TO BE BLAMED IN YOUR OWN CASE, A CHILD SUDDENLY TURNS ADULT. |
Politics › Re: Why hate the word "No Man's Land", But refer To Niger Delta Oil As Nigerian Oil? by kernel501(op): 4:03pm On Feb 02, 2016 |
betterpikin28: They don't refer it has nigerian oil.it niger deltans that call it'our oyel'.yoruba's don't lay claims to it. Lagos is a yoruba's landn it belongs to the yorubas. Their been extremly accommodating doesn't make it a no mans land. I LOVE YOUR VIEW... BUT THEN, WHAT'S THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN "LAGOS BEEN A YORUBA LAND IN YOUR WORD INSTEAD OF A NIGERIA STATE, AND NIGER DELTA SAYING "OUR OYEL"? IN YOUR WORD, YOU JUST LAID CLAIM TO YORUBA OWNERSHIP OF LAGOS INSTEAD OF NIGERIA AS A NATION WHY? |
Politics › Re: Why hate the word "No Man's Land", But refer To Niger Delta Oil As Nigerian Oil? by kernel501(op): 3:54pm On Feb 02, 2016 |
hummerwise: height of joblessness TRADING WORDS AGAINST THINKING, SHOWS BRAIN EMPTINESS. |
Politics › Why hate the word "No Man's Land", But refer To Niger Delta Oil As Nigerian Oil? by kernel501(op): 3:37pm On Feb 02, 2016 |
WHY DO YORUBAS GET ANGRY WHEN IGBOS REFER TO LAGOS AS "NO MAN'S LAND" SINCE IT WAS DEVELOPED BY OUR COMMON WEALTH, WHILE THEY DON'T FIND IT OFFENSIVE TO REFER TO NIGER DELTA OIL AS "NIGERIAN OIL"?
LETS NOT INSULT OURSELVES, THANKS. |
Politics › Re: Usman Guba, Only The North Has The Right To Claim Ownership Of Nigeria's Oil by kernel501: 3:28pm On Feb 02, 2016 |
T8ksy: Yeah right................but he needed to occupy the midwest and yorubaland to achieve biafra's independence. NO!!! IF HE WANTED THAT, HE WOULDN'T HAVE SIGNED TRUE FEDERALISM WITH FG IN ABURI, GHANA. |
Politics › Re: Usman Guba, Only The North Has The Right To Claim Ownership Of Nigeria's Oil by kernel501: 3:19pm On Feb 02, 2016 |
T8ksy: As a matter of fact, they did and won aided by the SW and middlebelt. it's called the "booty of war".
Had ojukwu won he would have laid claim to it, too. OJUKWU WASN'T FIGHTING TO TAKE NIGERIA, RATHER FOR BIAFRA INDEPENDENT. |
Politics › Re: Opinion: Boko Haram And The Defeat That Never Was-cnn by kernel501: 9:31pm On Feb 01, 2016 |
APC...AFTER BLAMING JOE, THEY STARTED BLAMING GOD, NOW CRUDE OIL IS TO BE BLAMED. I MAY NOT BE A YORUBA, BUT THEN... FEMI FANI-KAYODE IS A BETTER SPOKESMAN, COMPARE TO LAI. ANYTHING THAT COMES OUT OF LAI IS ASSUME LIES BY ALL, HOW CAN HE THEN SELL BUBU TO NIGERIANS? |
Politics › Re: Yoruba Youths Have Lost Influence,respect Of Nigerians...... Maxwell A Adeleye by kernel501: 9:00pm On Feb 01, 2016 |
manchy7531: You guys are just dump.....do you guys mean to say no yoruba man can write an honest article about his people? NOT KNOWING THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN SARCASM AND LITERAL WORDS, YOU SHOULD BE ASHAME OF YOURSELF. AVOID HALF EDUCATION, IT KILLS. |
Politics › Re: Yoruba Youths Have Lost Influence,respect Of Nigerians...... Maxwell A Adeleye by kernel501: 4:49pm On Feb 01, 2016 |
PLEASE DON'T TAKE THE WRITER SERIOUS, IGBO FOR LIVE. |
Politics › Re: Lecturer Dr Danfulani Arrested For Criticizing Buhari On Facebook Denied Bail by kernel501: 1:21pm On Jan 31, 2016 |
madridguy: He should have expressed himself without dragging the president's name inside mud. Al-Majiri has been roaming about the street even before PMB was born, what stop him from playing his civic role to liberate the children in Kaduna at his own capability ? DID HE INSULT BUHARI? |
Politics › Re: Ex-militants Threaten To Blow Up Hijacked Vessel, Expatriates Onboard Over Biafr by kernel501: 12:40pm On Jan 31, 2016 |
APCsupporter: Its great of course. But the way u guys brag about oil one would think u guys sat down and made the oil by urselves THE WAY YOU BRAG ABOUT LAGOS, MAKES ME THE SAME... IF WE CALL LAGOS NO MAN'S LAND YOU START SHOUTING, BUT OUR OIL IS FOR NIGERIA SHA? |
Politics › Re: Ex-militants Threaten To Blow Up Hijacked Vessel, Expatriates Onboard Over Biafr by kernel501: 12:27pm On Jan 31, 2016 |
APCsupporter: I was referring to those that are bombing their pipelines. These ones are cheap biafran noise makers that run away at the sight of a gun. Who takes them seriously if not ur likes? THEY DIDN'T RUN AWAY LIKE THE CASE OF KWARA STATE. |
Politics › Re: How To Be A Clueless President, By Femi Aribisala by kernel501: 9:41pm On Jan 29, 2016 |
APC is super clueless at this point. |
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Politics › Re: THE ECONOMIST Tags Jonathan As "An Ineffectual Buffoon" by kernel501: 10:17pm On Jan 28, 2016 |
EdCure: Jan 30th 2016 | LAGOS
MORE than 30 years ago, a young general swept to power in the fifth of Nigeria’s military coups since independence in 1960. The country he inherited was a mess: bled dry by pilfering politicians within and hammered by falling oil prices without. Last year that general, Muhammadu Buhari, became president again—this time in a democratic vote. The problems he has inherited are almost identical. So are many of his responses. In the eight months since Mr Buhari arrived at Aso Rock, the presidential digs, the homicidal jihadists of Boko Haram have been pushed back into the bush along Nigeria’s borders. The government has cracked down on corruption, which had flourished under the previous president, Goodluck Jonathan, an ineffectual buffoon who let politicians and their cronies fill their pockets with impunity. Lai Mohammed, a minister, reckons that just 55 people stole $6.8 billion from the public purse over seven recent years.
Mr Buhari, who—unusually among Nigeria’s political grandees—is said to have just $150,000 and a couple of hundred cattle to his name, abhors such excess. As military ruler he jailed, fired or forced into retirement thousands of bureaucrats whose fingers had been in the till. This time, the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) has arrested dozens of bigwigs, including a former national security chief accused of diverting $2.2 billion. The EFCC has a poor record of securing convictions; but a single treasury account has been introduced to try to stop civil servants siphoning off cash. And agencies which may not be remitting their fair share to the state are having their books trawled by Kemi Adeosun, the finance minister. Such measures are doubly important because the economy is swooning along with the oil price. The sticky stuff directly accounts for only 10% of GDP, but for 70% of government revenue and almost all of Nigeria’s foreign earnings.
More at http://www.economist.com/news/middle-east-and-africa/21689584-cheap-oil-causing-currency-crisis-nigeria-banning-imports-no APC STOP FOOLING YOURSELF, WHY POST LIES WITH A HYPERLINK THAT SAYS A DIFFERENT THING? NIGERIANS PLEASE CHECK THE LINK, IT HAS NOTHING WITH THE ABOVE NEWS. |
Politics › Re: Buhari's School Feeding Scheme and The Nation's Leaning Purse by kernel501: 10:12pm On Jan 27, 2016 |
Obiagelli: How many years exactly will it take to enhance every parent? Even advance countries feed their kids in school. WHICH ADVANCE COUNTRY FEEDS KIDS, WHEN THERE PARENTS ARE IN AUSTERITY WITHOUT JOBS? |
Politics › Re: Buhari's School Feeding Scheme and The Nation's Leaning Purse by kernel501: 9:11pm On Jan 27, 2016 |
IF THE PARENTS ARE ENHANCED, WHAT'S THE POINT GIVING PUPILS MEAL DURING SCHOOL HOURS. THERE PARENTS ARE STILL THE ONES PAYING FOR THESE MEALS VIA TAX, SO IT DOESN'T MAKE ANY ECONOMIC SENSE. |
Politics › Re: 1.7 Million People In Ekiti State Practice Open Defecation by kernel501: 7:55pm On Jan 27, 2016 |
sophisticated dececation |
Politics › Re: A Night Of Darkness And The Law Of Karma by Femi Fani-kayode by kernel501: 8:53am On Jan 27, 2016 |
fagbalex: Hmmmmmm Biafrans be like what is wrong with FFk again. Is he not supporting our course again ni, seems Buhari don give am money. But this is just a plain truth nna. LOOK AM SORRY TO CORRECT YOU, HOW MANY IGBOS DID YOU SEE BASHING HIM ON THIS? AN AVERAGE IGBO MAN IS OBJECTIVE NOT BIASED TO THE TRUTH. |
Politics › Re: 2016 Budget Is N6.33 Trillion Not N6.07 Trillion! - Leo Ogor by kernel501: 11:03pm On Jan 26, 2016 |
APC - How did you get to this figure? APC - 1 + 1 = 3 A party with no economic template. |
Politics › Re: Maritime University Cancellation: Another Own Goal By A Niger Deltan by kernel501: 10:08pm On Jan 26, 2016 |
Standing5: State is not suppose to offer things directly, persons are suppose to. So what does the average Warri person offer the presense of a govt owned institution? AM NOT FROM SOUTH SOUTH, BUT THEY ARE RESOURCEFUL WITH THERE RESOURCES... EXAMPLE GLORIA OKAGBARE HAS MADE NIGERIA PROUD. |
Politics › Re: Maritime University Cancellation: Another Own Goal By A Niger Deltan by kernel501: 9:30pm On Jan 26, 2016 |
Standing5: Which oil? Where are the exploration activity. What happened to all the industries of 80's and early 90's? Why is Enerhen road so empty? All the yards there are being bought by churhes? Stop hussling for what you cannot accomodate YOU ARE ASKING ME "WHICH OIL"?, THERE OIL SURVIVES YOUR STATES AND NIGERIA. WHAT DOES YOUR STATE OFFER TO NIGERIA? |
Politics › Re: Maritime University Cancellation: Another Own Goal By A Niger Deltan by kernel501: 9:09pm On Jan 26, 2016 |
Standing5: I support the establishment of The uni but don't want it in Warri. Warri has a strong track record of chasing away anything good. The Petroleum Uni there has been marred by infighting amongs Warri indigenes who think it is their exclusive property. There are many place more seren and with more water bodies than Warri. I HOPE THERE OIL DOES HAVE TRACK RECORD OF RESTIVENESS?... WHY DIDN'T YOU LEAVE THAT TOO? |
Politics › Re: Why Is Fuel #87 In The North And #120 - #130 In The East? by kernel501: 12:39pm On Jan 13, 2016 |
bigiyaro: Its like dat cos, of selfishness, greed n wickedness, of the East. YOU ARE A PRODUCT OF A COWARD. |
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Politics › Re: Osun Govt. To Sack 204 Academic, Non-academic Staff Of Tertiary Institutions by kernel501: 6:17am On Jan 13, 2016 |
OSUN A STATE TO UNSTUDY... CHAI !!! |
Politics › Re: Oil Crashes To $30 A Barrel by kernel501: 10:13pm On Jan 12, 2016 |
IT WILL BE MY DELIGHT. |
Politics › Re: Igbo Always Play God......can They Change For Once? by kernel501: 5:29pm On Jan 10, 2016 |
oyinkinola: ....Look, igbo feeling marginalised and seek separation, the leader of the project realised the project is failed dumbed the project and made u-turn to nigerian identity, but igbo disagree with his view and vow to continue eternally, also today igbo hanged on to the destroyed umbrela of pdp eternally, even though they know very well that nigeria will never voted pdp forever, if democracy is a game of number and the north and the west will never adopted pdp, how would igbo manage to get into power with a dying party? and if APC take igbo as candidate do you think igbo would voted for him? Until when igbo knows he is either God or the son of God and learnt not to play God and accept to be human being like others he will never ceased to be felt marginalised in nigeria! OUR ACHIEVEMENTS WITHOUT GOVERNMENT AIDS IS KILLING YOU SLOWLY. |
Politics › Re: What If Biafra Becomes A Reality? by kernel501: 6:48pm On Jan 02, 2016 |
Joel3: you are killing innocent IBO's. stop this shit. Ok |