₦airaland Forum

IamWonderful:
It was way useless, she can't spend the money, the bank will come after, because they will realise the mistake soon or later

TheAviator:
She is not Fulani sir. Her case was like the case of Miriam Babangida, who converted to Islam and changed her name to a Muslim name after getting married to a Northern Muslim.

jagorinho:
You are right, but these petty thieves do not have access to the wealthy, the rich people spend so much on security that these petty thieves have no chance, only sophisticated thieves have the guts to rob a rich man.

people asking why there is no drop in robbery cases with the incessant jungle justice, the answer is the psychology of a thief is funny they hardly learn lesson, a thief believes that a burnt/caught thief is not good enough, that if he was good enough he would have escaped, people shouldn't be surprised to see a thief stealing a phone in a mob about to burn another thief.

dederocs:
Dont rob the poor, you know where the people with the money are, rob the poor and die.

tinsel:
It was after the kidnap he joined the ACN.

Slawormir:
Damnnnnn niggarrr
Congratulations to our real niggarrr
Our Igbo brothers always making us proud

Always making the world to realise and see us as the real niggarrrs of Africa
First it was Nneka Ede...that sweet Igbo lady way buy one Portuguese club...now this Ndubuisi Egbo, who has become the first Nigerian and African to lead a European club to a top tier domestic title.

I dey reason am say last last ehnnn i fit enter imo state go collect one girl for a wife...nope..not imo....my uncle Don first tiding one from imo
Na Abia sure me pass..

freshkpomo:
I love this team... Let these teams start selling jerseys, we will love to rock them



Together we can make Nigeria better



NYM



God bless Nigeria

FloraEC:
Pls let her be. She sent the link to me and if she prefers her type of abacha then is her choice.
Haba!!

FloraEC:
Anambra is 046
Enugu 042

Like landlines code

sassysure:
This one is more like it.
One of my cousin's wife is from imo. She introduced us to eating abacha with kola nut. It's like eating with ùtazi. But she prepares the[b] imo type[/b]. My own na to chop, as long as it's abacha

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jsy9qMWjnEc

JONNYSPUTE:
... Thought I was alone here.

They almost killed me ooo for saying the truth.

Thanks for coming to my rescue.

sassysure:
[s]Point of correction, my post didn't project so. It merely explained why to my understanding most anambra men are the way they are or ngwa men. You guys should carry your tribalistic nonsense and shift from here.
I am from anambra, u can kill yourself.
What nonsense!
And the person I directed the post to was for a reason I choose not to go into( would have developed it further if not for I too know people like you)

And yes, if not for them and aba people( check your history well beyond ipob) igboland would have been overun by the north. I speak with facts not sentiments. So, yes, with their gragra, they are still shielding us from all the parasites that want to devour us.

Ask about any riot in the north against igbo people who dey carry the reprisal attack for head? When it starts it aba or onitsha, that's when the north will know how to call their people to order. Aba is even worst.
Mtcheew.
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I love my anambra abacha, any problem with that?
That is my choice. Make your, will you?
Hian!

sassysure:
You know ncha( that is used to eat ede igbugbu), or abacha anambra?
That is where I love ogiri the best.
Abacha anambra is very different from abacha imo or the popular abacha we see around. I'm not even good in making it though I love it very well especially one that stayed overnight( very weird me)

DatAbujaBoy:
Obote man, who ask you??
As if they allow you and your Ibibio. You can face Hausa man squely

Pls you need come to the north and see things to yourself.
Here there is nothing like south south or niger delta
All they know is you are all Igbos
Reasons Igbos keeps suffering from the sins of all southerners and you are there claiming Ibibio man. Nonsense

slam7000:
Are you sure about this? I heard lots of folk tales about Onyeama na Eke.

About Dilibe Onyeama, I’ve met this man at New Haven Enugu. I think he lived or is still living at Byron Onyeama close...he kept to himself, introverted. I knew he was smart but didn’t know he attended Eton.

Throwback:
Did you see the quoted words of the Headmaster or the quoted headline of the ignorant newspaper?

Or is not in this life that Ovation Magazine once titled a story about Philip Emeagwali with the post of Professor?






https://www.legit.ng/1260792-retro-[b]tokunbo-akintola-[/b]late-son-western-region-premier-ladoke-akintola-1st-black-boy-eton-college.html

sageb:
sir udo udoma is an Ibibio man from Akwa Ibom. Is that too difficult for you to understand? Blackking98 , Ilaumoh , Hotice085 , ifiokjohn come and see.

Throwback:
Not so fast clansman.

The first Black student at Eton college was Tokunbo Akintola, son of SLA Akintola the then Premier of Western Nigeria.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JQPm0iDhTUM

The First Black student at Oxford University was a Creole from Siera Leone, Christian Cole in 1873.

The first Nigerian to attend Oxford was the first Black woman to attend the School in 1931, Kofoworola Ademola (nee Moore), the daughter of Eric Olawolu Moore and later wife of Sir Adetokunbo Ademola, the first Nigerian Chief Justice of the Supreme court.

Eton apologises to Nigerian ex-student Onyeama for racism

The headmaster of Eton College has told the BBC he is "appalled" by the racism experienced by the first black person to complete his studies at the prestigious British public school.

Nigerian writer Dillibe Onyeama obtained his school-leaving certificate from Eton in 1969.

He wrote a book about the racism he experienced at the school and was subsequently banned from visiting.

Head Master Simon Henderson said "we have made significant strides since".

But he acknowledged that there was "more to do".

Mr Henderson made the apology after the BBC contacted the school to seek a response to a feature it has published by journalist Adaobi Tricia Nwaubani about Onyeama's experiences and his thoughts on Black Lives Matter.

Nigerian author recalls racist abuse
Eton has a reputation for educating some of the highest ranking members of British society, including Prime Minister Boris Johnson, who is the 20th British prime minister to have attended the school, as did Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby and both the Duke of Cambridge and the Duke of Sussex.

"We have made significant strides since Onyeama was at Eton but - as millions of people around the world rightly raise their voices in protest against racial discrimination and inequality - we have to have the institutional and personal humility to acknowledge that we still have more to do," Mr Henderson told the BBC.

The headmaster said that he would invite Onyeama to meet him in order to apologise in person and "to make it clear that he will always be welcome at Eton".

"We must all speak out and commit to doing better - permanently - and I am determined that we seize this moment as a catalyst for real and sustained change for the better," he added.

What does Onyeama say?
Onyeama told the BBC that the apology was not necessary and did not change his view of Eton, which on the whole was positive.

He added however, that the apology "compels the recognition that prejudice on the grounds of colour or race dehumanises its victims in a way that ordinary forms of prejudice do not".

He previously told the BBC that he had been taunted on a daily basis at Eton by fellow students.

He was asked questions like "Why are you black?", "How many maggots are there in your hair?" and "Does your mother wear a bone in her nose?"

Accused of cheating
When Onyeama performed poorly in academics or excelled in sports, the students attributed it to his race.

When he obtained seven O-level passes, the entire school was confounded.

"'Tell me Onyeama, how did you do it?' I am asked time and time again," he wrote in his book. "'You cheated, didn't you?'"

After leaving the school, he detailed these experiences in a memoir and in 1972 he received an official letter informing him that he was banned from visiting Eton.

The headmaster's response comes as some leading British companies and institutions, such as insurance market Lloyd's of London and pub chain Greene King, have apologised for historical links to the slave trade.

Those apologies were spurred by the recent wave of Black Lives Matter protests.

Eton was founded by King Henry VI in 1440 and has a worldwide reputation for its high educational standards.

Currently it charges fees of more than £40,000 ($50,000) a year.

TEDHorsePower:
The original Lagos indigenes have spoken. Yoroobas should leave Lagos and go back to their villages in Osun, Ondo, Ekiti, Ogun, Oyo