₦airaland Forum

gabrielride:
1.6m sir

cintowolex:
Dis car was bought brand new in 2010 nd d owner didn't use it since den cos he travelled nd it has been parked ever since den....

omoharry:
You must be very high on crack....if you have nothing reasonable to say then keep your mouth shot...Is Nigeria only for the Yoruba's' and Northerners...if yes , in that case you guys should teem up together to form a country of your own...since Nigeria is now a Northern/ Yoruba's property.Nigeria is for very body and nobody/Ethic group has the right to talk down on another ethnic group because we all need one another.

kernel501:
As far as we are part of Nigeria, a stake holder in this entity called Nigeria, we have the right to demand our divident.

zendy:
Obviously, you still don't know that Nigeria is an illegal entity? Nigeria came about from a gross act of illegality and that why it is a fraud

emrealtors:
I hope this message will reach you. Kindly call me on 08035469005 or send me a short message , then I give you a call for answers to your questions.
Thanks

boman2014:
fake sim card

+ why take photo of only one side of the sim?
+ why is the information of the sim not imprint on the sim?
+ why is the information of the sim written on a paper and stick on the sim card?

ichidodo:
[color=#1980BC] This is an intellectual war that goes beyond sabre-rattling(something our zoo brethren are quite familiar and well known for) Just a surgical strike at some important dignitary, his family member, critical infrastructure on an auspicious moment of the zoo's life could just spark a series of domino-event effects that could spell the end of zoogerier..... How the ensuing chaos will pattern out is beyond us at this moment but IPOB seemed to be a thoroughly well organised outfit. That is Why dullardinio should be urged not to rock the boat and enjoy his rubbish one term presidency in peace. [/color]

NatureBoy91:
Still on the same Grammar.

xtrorse:
Xtrorse, the hypocrite and the first-class delusional degree holder a.k.a frustrated disciple of hate and propaganda, for the benefit of your readership provide those tongue-lashing comments and the responses right away.

If you do not prove your trumped up silly claims within a couple of hours from now it shall then prove that you're not only a pathological liar but an unrepentant biased hypocrite hiding under the the guise of objectivity.


Xtrorse, the hypocrite and the first-class delusional degree holder, you definitely need to see you medic for Cerebral palsy confirmation asap. So that you can commence treatment in earnest, as you're already losing your memory and mind on Igbo Nigerian issues. The treatment will go along way in caging and restricting your restlessness to the confines of the hospital ward.
Be warned, a stitch in time saves nine!

Since you lack any formidable idea, you're banking on stealing Igbo Nigerian wealth and properties. Let me warn you and your cohorts: Your 'oju-kokoro' will only lead you to your Waterloo faster than you ever imagined.

For the umpteenth time, Igbos Nigerians won't give up their freedom for gold or silver. But for our assets and wealth outside Igbo land that you and your cohorts so much crave for, you can never possess them. Sorry to disappoint you!
If you doubt it, venture into the streets of Lagos and test your stupidity.

ShineuEye:
Mrs. Madueke further explained that the Federal Government voided the contract with OVL because the company wanted the Federal Government of Nigeria to waive the commitments they made during the bidding process which included investing $6 billion (around RS 36,600 crore) in an 180,000 barrels per day (bpd) greenfield refinery, a 2000 megawatt power plant or a railway line from East to West of Nigeria, all of which were considered in granting the concession in the first place.

mickey45:
Just knew of a distant uncle who got unlucky to be recently promoted into the "Tower of Babel" recently, the sacking had no known Method...,
No investigation, etc. Nothing... (According to him)

I told someone as far back as last year that we'll spend this next 4 yrs experimenting. Foreign investors will wait till the dust settles in say 2-3 yrs time before any serious FID,

But in a real world; how does a man just wake up and sacks all MmD's without any fact finding?
Imagine the talent pool lost (the uncle has consulted for exxon and other IOCs in N.America for a while before returning to "give back to his country" and funny thing is, all of them know the thieves amongst them but , the real thieves often gets spared

This is what the country has turned into. Someone shd pls inform us o! I'm sure of one single trait almost if not all d replacements wld share.

ISpiksDaTroof:
"If a leader accepts himself as already dead to society, there will be no reason for cowardice in his leadership. One thing that frightens leaders and lead them to a number of excesses is usually fear of death. No leader should fear death. In fact, you should accept the fact that from the moment of leadership you are sacrificed to death. Each subsequent day becomes a bonus for the preparation of one’s memorial"- Emeka Ojukwu, 1967.

He ended up fleeing to the Ivory Coast and leaving his supporters behind in South East Nigeria.

freeage7:
We can never get sovereignty on Nairaland.

xmich:
Who knows what lagos will look like if lagos state governor decide to demolish properties own by the igbos in lagos

bashirolu:
As you like it. Since you agree that SE is part of Nigeria, it follows that Nigeria cannot cede part of its land willynilly. We have a stalemate!

achi4u:
some day, some how Igbos will get their dreamed country where one will be judge not by his dialect or state but by his attitude.

Biafra’s Struggle For Survival
_{By Christopher C. Ejiofor | Published in 2012 by CIDJAP Press, Enugu | 277pp}

A reader who is already familiar with the story of the war will at first choose sides, falling in with either Nigeria or Biafra. As he reads, he will find his sensibilities outraged at the injustices against the Igbo people. He may even go as far as rooting for Biafra, though he is aware of the inevitable failure of the cause.

Suddenly, though, he will find himself questioning the entire war, unable to reconcile the corruption of the leaders on both sides and the suffering of the people; the high-end life-styles of the leaders and the starvation of the led.

At that point, his world view will be broadened and he will become a true Nigerian as he discovers a spark of indignation ignite the coals of a long-dead patriotic fire deep in his heart.

Today, the war is long over, but like the story of the Black man’s forced slavery to the White, its memory stirs some feelings of indignation at the treatment of an entire ethnic group.

In response to that feeling when it arises in Igbo breasts, I pray that Ndiigbo will be motivated to honesty, transparency and progress, especially with regard to their own people. Ndiigbo should strive like Dubai, to be the ‘forgotten camp’ that has become a paradise, so that the rest of Nigeria makes pilgrimages to it. This is the only way to vindicate the Biafran idea and to prove that Biafra was not just a dream, but a possibility that would have worked! http://biafrastruggleforsurvival.com/book-review/

mankand:
Unfortunately my people yorubas are still under the chain of mental slavery donating their hard earned money to fake men called pastors instead of donating their money to organise themselves to build another oduduwa nation. We also have the same capacity to do the same as IPOB but we won't.