₦airaland Forum

Tydies:
I will always hate the SouthAfricans. Never will I use anything associating with them and I will make sure I will cut off the head of any ''black'' South African I come across.

am with you bro



it is high time the likes of mtn, go tv, shoprite and dstv start packing their bags




enough is enough

KingTom:
You dey laugh me abi?

una get luck say liverpool mumu.....if not na 5th position una for dey

onoja12:
who are the a lot?some ijaw youth who profited from amnesty package, because all other tribes are rejoicing .as for just ten,that is rubbish,if the host community doesn't support you,you cant do anything.because they would point you out to security and give you no hiding place,food or shelter

and who told you that niger deltans are not in support of the freedom fighters ?


........... give me a credible source where they openly reject the militants or ya just bluffing......

goooze:
This fool was arrested by Obj why was his government not rendered useless? Nigeria is not a village in Nigeria delta OK.

lol it seems you were born in 2011 or you knew nothing in politics during obj time........... Didn't the millitant make nigerian economy on stand still ?..............





........Stop displaying your ignorance here online, it makes you sound like a kid, or are you one ?

sherryshitt:
What's wt this oil issue all d tym Besides it's isn't only Niger Delta dat supplies oil, so what's d fuss abt?

hamaworld:
Are d militant not human being
Pls if they arrest them...
They should get more angrier.
Mtseww empty threat

He said, “Corruption is not going to be dealt with by
punishment alone. It is also going to be dealt with by
incentives to those who are prepared to have a
conversion. If you come voluntarily and say, look, I
have stolen some money and I am prepared to
return the money , Gen. Buhari would not say no to
that.”
Asked whether granting amnesty to those who are
willing to return stolen funds was not a breach of
criminal laws and justice, Fayemi added another
condition, “if our processes and procedure are dealt
with, we will definitely look at that.”
The former governor added, “Returning the funds is
a form of justice to Nigeria because those funds will
now be available for the teeming population. There
would be a range of options for dealing with
corruption but that does not mean that justice will
not take its full course.
“Buhari said he would not interfere with the judicial
process and that if anyone is found guilty of
malfeasance or corruption then that the law would
take its course. Buhari didn’t mention any individual
but anyone who is found guilty or who behaved
badly in terms of corruption would be brought to
face the law .”

so if Jagaban and obasanjo refuse to return their loot.........that means na kri kri sure pass


#amLOVINGthis

Spray:
dnt worry after may 29, na den u go confirm story wia ur papa tell u about Gmb regime

i dey tell you.........

e go do them apc supporters like film trick .....................................




by the time he bring back the good old days of decree ..........................
..........................already he has started banning press so am not surprise when he reveal his true self

onoja12:
IN CASE YOU DON'T KNOW MILITANTS ARE NOT UP TO 2% OF THE NIGER DELTA AND TRUST ME MOST OF THE NIGER DELTA DONT LIKE THE IJAWS RIGHT ABOUT NOW.IF ASARI KNOWS WHAT IS GOOD FOR HIM,THEY SHOULD START GOING ROUND TO BEG ALL THE OTHER TRIBE AND BEG IBORI ESPECIALLY BECAUSE WHEN HE COMES BACK,WE GO KNOW EITHER EDWIN CLARK OR IBORI WHO RUNS THINGS IN THE REGION

a lot of youths in rural ares are still aggrieved over the presidential election.......... which might force them to join the militants


beside militants dont need to be many beore they show the world who they are







only 10 militants will blow up strategic oil pipe line and kidnapped most influential oil gurus in the creeks and nigeria economy will crash

40dogzz:
u ar a lost clan, let me tell u. Edo boyz don't like other nija deltans like ph, rivers, beyelsa. Make him show himself 4 edo him go know whats up. Don't be decived who will fight 4 him?

KingTom:
You get mood swing? You see wetin Everton do me abi?

Nomswag:
nice post ......u too much...keep it up

ayusco85:
u can call ur dad clueless cos mine isnt

so now you are feeling what jonathan is feeling every day yet he didn't ban any body..................but your baba own is different .. why ? ....

lawal28c:
...imagine person go say E get western education nd E go still dey talk d way u just talk so......na u b boko haram oooooooooooo cos u no dey educated atall.so u dey encourage militancy nd violence

The countries clashed over the course of action
in the disputed Cote d’Ivoire elections in 2011
as well as the overthrow of Muammar Ghaddafi
as Libyan leader.
South Africa also deported Nigerians over
failure to provide valid yellow fever
immunisation cards at entry point, an action
Nigeria replied in kind.
The country also embarrassed Nigeria by not
only seizing about $15 million meant for the
procurement of arms to tackle insurgency but
also went ahead to make the seizure public,
describing the money as proceeds of illegal
transaction.

so the hatred for nigeria didnt start today......................... i guess they didnt like jonathan since he refuse to bow to them same way he refuse to bow to america

.................smh

Obiageli Ezekwesili, co-founder of the #BringBackOurGirls campaign, former Nigerian Minister of Education, and former World Bank vice president for Africa, tells Al Jazeera’s Head to Head that Nigerian armed forces have committed human rights abuses in their fight against the violent group Boko Haram in the north of the country. “It clearly does have instances where human rights violations have happened,” she says.
In this new episode of Head to Head,

Oby blamed the outgoing administration of President Goodluck Jonathan for its inaction and failure to rescue the young hostages , and said she thought it was still possible to defeat Boko Haram.

Questioned by Hasan about endemic corruption in Nigeria, Oby said her country has a “political class problem,” but refused to condemn her former boss and mentor President Olusegun Obasanjo, who ruled between 1999 and 2007.
Under pressure by Hasan, she conceded Obasanjo was “aware of the elements of corruption, and it was his responsibility to tackle”them, but categorically denied he was corrupt himself. “Of course it [the government] was [corrupt]! [But] There was no way it could have been more corrupt than the government of Abacha,” she said, referring to the military dictatorship of Sani Abacha that preceded Obasanjo’s rule. Oby lamented that the government she was part of was not able to “succeed fully” in tackling corruption, and defended her own track record, saying she had not been “window dressing” for a corrupt regime and insisting – despite holding two ministerial positions in the Nigerian government, being an advisor to presidents and holding high office at the World Bank – that she was not a politician.

HOW CAN I TAKE THIS WOMAN SERIOUS WHEN SHE SEES OBANSANJO AS A SAINT