₦airaland Forum

Shainamotors:
Permit me to say sumtin,airfare increased from 35k to 65 k,is it d easterners DAT owns airlines? During salah prices of rams doubles,same as chicken during festive seasons, is it d easterners DAT r responsible? From when I was a child till date,during festive periods, prices of goods and services triples,its not an Igbo tin,but DAT of demand and supply,d poultry farmer increases prices,same as d tailor, painters car dealers rentals etc,and it is not particular to only Nigeria. D transporters r businessmen,just like every other business people all trying to make a killing during d period,that is y sum companies giv bonuses to cover ,d poor suffers agreed,but pls r transporters d only business people that increase prices during festive periods?

Trendirabingi:
..[s]..such a very pained human being...deceiving urself...those words pricked u to the bile...yet u have to type this entire journal, , even with a picture post, n still spew trash...u an epitome of unadultrated foolly.. . believe me...what a misguided child.. i shouldnt be replying u again...u are beginning to smell from here..tot i saw it all from the first slowpoke, but na u carry cup now on mumu demostration..go back to the trash u spewed, recite it as ur kindergaten poem and see if u made any meaning to urself...haba...eeww..just help urself and go and poo..maybe d adultrated fart in ur gastric has filled ur brain through osmosis..u would quote me again.....tufia..[/s].

KidsNEXTdoor:
Keep crying
Ur destiny is to do so
Fulfill it

KidsNEXTdoor:
Keep on crying

Trendirabingi:
then an afonja would be truly beta than you...na ur type them they break head for junction bcus e shook im mouth for other pple anus..u have no sense..its not an insult, its fact..u are more sensible than the over 1million nairalanders that chose to mind their business here ryt..?.. . .. ure stewpid beyound measure...think about it....n if u feel insulted.,,examine urselve again.. u deserve it...u would quote me again...

Trendirabingi:
if you were raised properly 2 you wouldnt engage urself in issues u know noffin about, and begin by insulting people who have no business with u at the first place, unless i suspect you are thesame person with a different account...but ofanjas , what do you know..? ediots talking about manners..when engraved in you is the highest ooze of mannerlessness . deceive ur self.....it was obvious in ur sick broda adeleke (a.k.a davido) when he chose to call his uncle (dele mumodu) his boy in public glare...did you mention ur rot spewing broda (quoting me) b4 mentioning me..? when u sick folks start a war with ur sensless bile, u begin to spew "manners"....if the truth didnt hit you, you wont choose to lick an anus like a tatafo (a word u ofonjas invented)... u have no cents to give, if u do, you wld buy sense with it and feed urself and keep a way from venoms u know not the root? , i know d ofonja part hit you... but take ur own advice first...ofanjas @ their best....tatafos..succintly...qoute again

kayceben:
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Trendirabingi:
just sleep u are thoughtless and rusty as d maggot infested kitten of an old skunk...ur tot process from here would tell how much ur breath would smell....just rest bro..beat it..foolishness is peculiar with most member of ur tribe...no bearing.. what do u ofanjas stand for in the entire mess of a contraption...anywhere belle face,owambe oil licking pigs..rise in this contraption and speak for something...i dare u..? ofonjas...go check wether the money being shared by fg has reached ur broda fayose,..and tell him to share bread for u lots in the market square..mumu dem...

ariesbull:
oh you tag along

RedboneSmith:
IPA means International Phonetic Alphabet, and SAMPA means Speech Assessment Methods Phonetic Alphabet. They are acronyms. They are written before two different pronunciations of 'land' to indicate two different phonetic alphabet systems for pronouncing the word. But this uncomprehending simpleton can't even use the internet right.

Look, akpasukwana m iwe this hot afternoon.

beacon02:
30-35k for a graduate is unacceptable. What is this country turning to? After transportation what remains. I refuse to labour for another man...

superstar1:
Thank you for the enlightenment.
I refilled my 12.5kg at 6k on Tuesday.

unite4real:
I have Idoma family friends that have the following as names in their family. Ada, Ogwuche, Oche, Igoche, Egwu. These may sound like Igbo names too but the Idomas have such names. Even the name Okpla is idoma name but the igbo version is okpala and thy both mean the same thing as first son.

kogistar:
i am an igala by tribe, "akogwu" is also an igala name & language

ayindejimmy:
I'm not sure that's the real cause, because every part of Nigeria is affected, not only lagos
Or are we importing LPG too?

The Nigeria Liquefied Natural Gas Limited, NLNG, has denied increasing prices of the product as recently reported.

Speaking with Business Times yesterday, the company’s General Manager, External Relations, Kudo Eresia-Eke, said Nigeria LNG’s domestic LPG price is based on an international price index plus 50% of the shipping cost of delivering the product to receiving facilities in Apapa-Lagos. That price, according to NLNG, is invoiced in Naira at the prevailing official interbank exchange rates, contrary to assertions made in parts of the media.

The reality of this is that, although LPG is produced and consumed locally, the product like crude oil, is an internationally traded commodity with an international price benchmark, open to global demand and supply pressures.

NLNG however, said it softens the impact of price variations by continuing to subsidise the cost of transporting about 40% of the total domestic market share which it supplies from its production facility on Bonny Island.

Aside from the above, the company said recent delays to vessel discharges at the receiving facilities in Apapa, Lagos which are multi-use terminals with berthing priority accorded to vessels discharging other oil products (Petrol, DPK and Diesel), have also led to a temporary supply disruption over the last 2-3 weeks. “For instance, NLNG’s dedicated LPG vessel has been unable to discharge LPG at the Apapa port since 29th December 2016 due to jetty unavailability, resulting in temporary product shortages in the market”, it said.
Read more at: https://dailytimes.ng/didnt-increase-price-cooking-gas-nlng/

WhoRUDeceiving:
Actually most "Ipobians", which are Biafrans are right there in Asaba, Enugu, Port Harcourt, Oweeri, Onitsha, Aba, marching, protesting, and getting shot by savage Nigge-r Areans that after almost 60 years, have not figured out how to manage a national airline, or provide steady power for their people, and who's president has to go abroad to England (not to give birth like his Nigge-r Areans) for Ear Infection.

If your own so-called leaders don't care about Nigeria, your pastors don't care, and frankly no one, then why not join a movement that cares about the plight of Indigenous African people?

Or would you rather just be managing and doing Owambe?

Enice:
so what do you mean from what you just posted? That Victor Banjo was not a Biafran soldier?

The foreword, by A.A. Adetunji, to Ogunsheye’s book, “A Break in the Silence: Lt. Col. Victor Adebukunola Banjo,” declares that “By his death… in accordance with the decision of a Kangaroo court-martial… (Victor Banjo) had made life worthwhile for those of us who… imbibed his principles of honour and high integrity.”

Ogunsheye, who regards her brother as a “man of valour and integrity,” recalls that “The period of the civil war, and the subsequent death of a son, brother, father, and uncle… was a traumatic experience for the Banjo family.”

Because their mother refused to accept Victor Banjo’s death, the family appropriated the denial, and couldn’t mourn or perform his funeral rites. The ram that Mama bought to celebrate his homecoming died after three years.

Neither the entitlements of Victor Banjo, who is presumed dead, has been paid, nor his confiscated documents and properties returned to his family. The audience granted his widow, Taiwo, by former Head of State General Yakubu Gowon yielded nothing. http://punchng.com/celebrating-prof-ogunsheye-90/

The West had been rearmed and were now participating in the Federal Government as partners. Awolowo was now a Federal Minister in Gowon’s government. Victor, however, did not raise any issue with Ojukwu. He knew the situation had changed. He could now only march to the West as an invader at the head of a Brigade of foreign Biafran troops. He had announced on August 9 in Benin that he was fighting for one Nigeria.

Ojukwu in his letter rejected the idea of one Nigeria and in fact sought its dismemberment. The East, he reaffirmed, would not be part of one Nigeria. There was no going back on its secession and separation from the Federal Republic of Nigeria. He was, however, ready to annex the Mid-West now regarded as conquered territory, no longer liberated territory. Victor was no longer to have anything to do with the Mid-West or make any announcement on its political disposition.

“He would support Victor in his attempt to liberate the West. He now had the backing of his Council to loan him Biafran forces on certain conditions:

a.) Biafran troops will remain in the West after the liberation for as long as he, Ojukwu, and Biafra deem fit;

b.) During that period, all political measures, statements and decrees must be subject to Ojukwu’s approval or on his authority;

c.) Victor’s appointment as military governor of the Yorubaland will emanate from Ojukwu and be subject to his pleasure;

d.) Should Lagos be also liberated by the forces under Victor’s Command, Ojukwu and Biafra will have the right to nominate a military administrator for Lagos.

Lagos, for the purpose of this exercise, is therefore not considered Yorubaland until a merger of that territory is effected with Yorubaland. No such condition was necessary for all the other Yorubaland territory north of Western Region to Jebba on the Niger.

“How, after the volte-face in the Mid-West, anyone expects Victor to accept these conditions beats the imagination! Victor must have written his consent as required in the document. He thus won his freedom from arrest and detention to lead now the 54th Brigade to Yorubaland?

“Victor thought he needed time to work out another strategy to resolve the problem in keeping in view his ideas on the concept of one Nigeria. Back at Benin, he met a demoralised and frightened Biafran force and a hostile civilian population who did not bargain for subjugation under Biafra.

As Ogbemudia in his book, Years of Challenge, observed: ‘An underground resistance movement was formed to harass the now largely Ibo occupation force. There were also very many incidence of arrests and killing of the non-Ibo population.’ It gave Victor a preview of what would happen in Yorubaland, if he also overran it for the Ojukwu government of the Mid-West.

“It has been suggested in the writings of some Biafran officers that Victor was unable to return to the West. Even Gowon admitted to his wife that they knew he had nothing to do with the January 15, 1966 coup. Nobody was looking for him for a revenge action. In the West, he was well thought of. Victor was a nationalist to the core. He sympathised with the Biafrans for the genocide directed at them, but his concept of one Nigeria was steadfast....

On his release from detention to return to Benin to salvage the deteriorating situation, he must have reflected on the Biafran leader’s bidding in relation to the West. Victor was nobody’s puppet as observed by the British Times of London. He did what his gentleman officer’s mind dictated. He was a highly moral and caring person.

Ademoyega, again, commented on his high moral standard, thus: ‘Finally, the charge the he, Banjo, took money from the British High Commission was utterly false and frivolous. Ojukwu himself knew that to be so. Banjo was a well to do officer and was quite comfortable. He had no need to look for cash.

Banjo entered the Mid-West with no more than five thousand pounds given him for the operations. He had not spent more than five hundred pounds, before he handed over the remainder to me for operations. While in Benin, he received several instructions from Ojukwu to break into the Central Bank, Benin and remove whatever money was there. Banjo completely refused to do it, saying it was not honourable. The truth was Ojukwu needed a scapegoat for his utter lack of preparation for the war and for his failure to find means of supporting his soldiers on the field.’ http://waleadedayo..com.ng/2009/07/my-responses-to-prof-bolaji-aluko-on-lt.html

porshnuel:
dat was d day our sufferin started

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Teewhy2:
But does anyone know the main reason for the increase in price. I heard it is getting scarce as well

abokidan4shege:
if you think I'm yoruba then you must be living in denial, from all I know I'd prefer to be aligned with an Afonja. Igbos are a no no in the grand scheme of things. So just get knotted!!

talktimi:
you saw the inverted commas I put over the word valid ("" it means we can't be sure if Fatuda is telling the truth so for clarity's sake and justice to prevail, they should meet in court as they've wisely both suggested instead of this comedy show. The allegations are grievous enough

KidsNEXTdoor:
Use ur disease ridden handkerchief on yourself u can't afford another
It's ur destiny

donfemo:
I hope Lekan Fatodu and Omoyele Sowore of Sahara Reporters are able to resolve their sharp disagreement through alternative channels than going to court. They are two gentlemen that are beloved and well respected by me.

KidsNEXTdoor:
Keep crying
It's ur destiny

KidsNEXTdoor:
Very soon u go make sense
Till then

KidsNEXTdoor:
By their fruits u shall knw them