₦airaland Forum

pazienza:
No well breastfed Igbo man wants to share a future country with anyone not speaking an Igbo dialect in SE, SS and NC.
Only confused IPOB want such a useless multiethnic Biafra with Minorities and they don't represent the wishes of Ndiigbo.

franchasng:
This sums up why African nations will never catch up with the level of developments we see in western countries and even Asian countries today.


The only leaders that have the capacity to develop their nation to a world-class standard are Dictators, Emperors, Kings and Queens.


Democracy is not meant for nations still struggling with development, it is meant for nations that have achieved national development and now looking for ways to rotate the leadership for the sake of equity and inclusiveness.


And African nations missed that era we had Military Dictators who were supposed to develop African nations to global standard.


Democracy is not the best system of government for Nigeria. If Tinubu was a sensible man with good intention for all Nigerians, he would have been a good Emperor to rule Nigeria for like 30 years, but the man is so unfortunate, so bias, so tribalistic and so greedy that he hardly gets satisfied with stealing public funds

tungamaje:
Take it or leave it Nigerians overate Abuja. The city is still young and evolving. Let's give it more time before we begin to compare it with other foreign cities

Broveens42:
Abuja is a very big disgrace of a capital city, that spend more money on wide roads than productive institutions/buildings.
It's only in Abj you will see several empty estates built by corrupt politicians, empty unproductive lands, misuse and indiscriminate building of Residential areas.


The shocking thing is, even the CBD is not well built up, because they are only concerned about funny structures like national worship centers

SadiqBabaSani:
There are places better than this in Nigeria

pazienza:
Good a thing you removed Anioma from it.
Nice. If you keep it this way, Ndiigbo will not only be your friends but will partner with you too.

43Ronin:
America created the internet of things, u can never ghost dem on their own shít. Best you can do is move to another enemy country where they do not have an extradition treaty to America. E.g Venezuela, Cuba

Odingo1:
We keep telling them that Niger delta republic is dead on arrival, reality is hitting them on the face. Ijaw no send them and they now want create a mini empire for their Oba.

Nomercie:
We Yoeubas support them we have no reason to invade any region.

Afriifa:
Stubborn Obasanjo had to create NDDC to calm them, Yar Adua created the Amnesty and the Niger Delta Ministry to calm them. It will happen and you will cry.. Even Buhari had to beg

mrvitalis:
Nigeria doesn't meet the criteria for a stable nation... It's impossible even if u have a good president... Tinubu and woke would also get power

Stable indigenous nation = ethnic majority must be minimum of 4 times the next largest ethnicity + combinations of smaller minority must be less than then ethnic minority

No indigenous nation on earth without this criteria is stable for long none I dare anyone to challenge and name one

Even for settler country yhe settler must eliminate the indigenous people and have 95% population minimum to be stable

Faber:
Nigeria is to Africa what Brazil is to South America...

While South Africa to Africa what Argentina is to South America...

Brazil, the people, the population, the fun, the anyhow type of life, the football craze, the never give up attitude etc you will find it in Nigeria.... Brazilians are all over the world, same with Nigerians.

Lotenna Chisom Umeadi, a 35-year-old Nigerian man, who was extradited from Germany to the United States of America, has pled guilty on to two counts of wire fraud.

United States Attorney John A. Sarcone III and Erin Keegan, Special Agent in Charge of the Buffalo Field Office of Homeland Security Investigations (HSI), made the announcement in a statement on Thursday, March 20.

Umeadi admitted soliciting and purchasing a webpage from a computer hacker that allowed him to illegally gain access to people’s email passwords.

Umeadi used those passwords to gain access to email accounts belonging to employees of a produce exporter in Sri Lanka.

The accused then sent fraudulent emails, which appeared to legitimately come from the produce exporter but were in fact from an email account set up and controlled by Umeadi, directing payment on the Sri Lankan company’s accounts receivable be made to bank accounts in the United Kingdom, controlled by Umeadi.

As a result of the fraudulent emails from Umeadi, on two occasions in 2016, a produce importer in Plattsburgh, New York, wired money, totalling $158,400, to those bank accounts in the United Kingdom.

Umeadi was arrested on the charges on September 1, 2024, by authorities in Germany when he arrived there from Nigeria.

Umeadi was then extradited from Germany to the United States.

At sentencing, scheduled for July 21, 2025, Umeadi faces a maximum term of 20 years in prison, a fine of up to $250,000, and a term of supervised release of up to 3 years.

A defendant’s sentence is imposed by a judge based on the particular statute the defendant is charged with violating, the U.S. Sentencing Guidelines and other factors.

The defendant will face removal from the United States after service of his imprisonment term.

HSI is investigating the case. Assistant U.S. Attorney Douglas Collyer is prosecuting the case with the assistance of the United States Department of Justice Office of International Affairs.