₦airaland Forum

Leonbonapart:
Igbo are not interested in your oneness
Where one group control presidency and kill with sword and bomb and nothing is been done about it... other group are coward and they shut them up with vise president post
Igbo has had enough Mr emir

Notasyouthink:
No more Kanu will remain in prison till 2050

conductor16:
But he couldn't prophesy how to curb skull mining in Obomoso. Mad cone headed Primate.

SommyNwaba:
According to a new prophecy revealed by Primate Elijah Ayodele, the leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra, Mazi Nnamdi Kanu will not live to actualize Biafra.

Primate Ayodele

While speaking in an exclusive interview.the Lagos-based prophet and General Overseer of the INRI Evangelical Spiritual Church, Primate Elijah Ayodele, revealed through prophecy that the leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB), Mazi Nnamdi Kanu will not actualize Biafra.

The prophet who disclosed further that God revealed to him Biafra may be achieved in the nearest future, and that Nnamdi Kanu’s life was at risk because of the way he talks, added that the IPOB leader had already taken some steps that will fail him.

He said; “Nnamdi Kanu’s life is at risk especially because of the way he talks, his misuse of words. Forget about all he is doing, let him continue to pray to the dead souls. Kanu will not lead Biafra.

“Biafra vision may be actualized in the nearest future, he will not lead the Igbo to actualize the vision. He is taking some wrong steps that will fail him to actualize his dream as a leader of Biafra. Then the Igbo should not expect the Presidency in 2019. Their time has not come.

“I am talking as a prophet not as a politician. Kanu is still going to face a lot of challenges and if he is not careful enough, he may miss it. He must be careful so that he doesn’t lose his life in the cause of this struggle. He needs to be extremely careful and watchful.

Speaking on the Anambra election where Nnmadi Kanu declared that there would be no election, the cleric said;

“There will be election in Anambra although there will be crisis. If the governor remains steadfast with his party APGA God can help him to sustain that seat but he if he attempts to take wrong steps, he will see the other side of the voters. In a nutshell Nigeria is sitting on time bomb.

“No party can do it. That is why I said Buhari should leave the issue of corruption because if we continue to play money politic, the fight against corruption will continue to be a mirage, even the EFCC cannot effectively fight corruption under the current arrangement until we stop money politics.”

Lalasticlala

Source:http://48naija.com/nnamdi-kanus-life-danger-may-die-struggle-primate-ayodele/

louqas:
At least you never denied that you and your elders have been licking hausa fulani butt since day 1........... face your region . Whether yoruba muslims are allowed to lead prayers or osinbajo had to get clearance from the cabal the fact remains the igbos are a big losers ...
chai after putting all your eggs in Pdp basket you can't even get vice president ......the highest position you ever got which is senate president all villages and hamlet in IBOLAND wanted to be senate president....... everyone knows you guys don't know how to play politics so you will also fail in your newfound agitation for"restructuring"

louqas:
Deluded IPOD
Your fathers and forefathers were licking hausa /fulani ass before you were born and your generation licked their ass for 16 years since 1999. isn't it the greatest foolishness to give a hausa fulani 99% of your vote for 16years and have nothing to show foe it? Rather your suffering increased yet you are still licking their ass till now ........... just to prove a point that you can't join forces with yorubas .
I am proudly yoruba,,,,,,,, stayed in opposition and fought your masters till they were eventually removed from power. Your PDP will never give an igbo man presidential ticket. 5% er

louqas:
Next time try to type comprehensible English



Oh I forgot


You are illiterate ..........


Tell whoever is helping you type that next time they should type something comprehensible .

Foolish IPOB hausa slave. The threats of arewa youths is the beginning of wisdom for IPOD and Nnamdi...... why did you all become jittery and jumped from Biafra or death to your new song of restructuring....... face the arewa youth and stop quoting me

louqas:
One of the illiterate followers of illiterate Nnamdi Kanu spotted.
you wey hausa people ask to leave their land you begin beg upandan ......... start changing from biafra or death to restructuring whatever that means .......... Fools

schoolboij:
osu

schoolboij:
your generation is cursed. you qouted a Fulani man to attack Yoruba.
amadioha fire your entire lineage.

louqas:
When people refused to be educated by intellectuals they end up being led by an illiterate fraud like NNAMDI K.

KahlDrogo:
What a messy day for Jews.
The half castes right now..

reuben79:
dat is wat gud for igbos.............dey always look for seperation after dey lose d power e.g 1960-66,2011-2015.we knwn d history igbos ar greedy

Toks2008:
Busted! so you are one of the fakers who use a female tag but 10p% male..
Facelessness is the bane of online social media.

LexngtonSteele:
Jewish ladies are only good for spreading their legs and selling their honeypots

Even their men know that....E.g. this man

That's why FFK left Bianca

Ddaji:
see this op are you not aware of nysc anthem '' under the sun or in the rain''

NCAN911:
NCAN911

Trill2b:
10 positive things that would quickly happen if Nigeria restructures...

I had never been a fan of the restructuring debate mainly because I had not really thought much about it. However, the more I ruminate on it the more excited I get (since I choose to see the good in every situation).

Going back to the national structure of 1960 before the military did their work might not be a bad idea o. Stay with me...

If Nigeria restructures into regions/provinces (i.e Northern, Middle Belt, Western, Eastern and South-South) and the FCT, I see (predict?) 10 positive things that would happen in quick succession (primarily due to inter-province competition)...

1. The first province to experience economic explosion would obviously be the Western Province. The Odudua Master plan will be revealed. There would be trans-regional 4g internet fiber connection/rail/subways/highways/power grids etc. Yoruba will become the 2nd official language. They are relatively united. They have oil. They own academia. They have mega corporations. The WP would be the first to have stable 24/7 power supply! Foreign money will flood the province. More Forbes recognised billionaires will arise. Some of them will be internet billionaires. Lagos will be relieved a little from overpopulation as railway lines from other states will make living elsewhere and working in Lagos a breeze.

2. The Northern Province will have stronger islamic laws. Sharia will be entrenched and this will make the NP become the least corrupt province. The middle east (Arab) nations will move in to partner with them, bringing major development. Jaiz bank and Unity Bank will become mega banks. Arabic and Hausa will compete with English for dominance in schools. This province will generate more solar power than any other province. After the west, this province will be the 2nd to have 24/7 electricity. They will start exporting food as a major revenue generator.

3. The Middle Belt Province will have a development conference. Focus will be given to solid minerals development/exports, tourism development and food production/exports. This will become a food hub in West Africa. They will export more food than any other province. Mega mining and food corporations will arise. This province will have foreign inflows through tourism development greater than any other province. It will host the most beautiful places to live in Nigeria.

4. The Eastern Province will transform into the Auto Industry Hub of Africa. Indigenous manufacturing of vehicles that will start competing with foreign vehicles will commence in earnest. This will grow to manufacturing of aeroplanes, helicopters, tractors, cranes, heavy duty construction equipment etc. Forbes recognised billionaires living in Anambra will arise. The Biafra agitation will fizzle out since formation of the EP will be seen as a Biafra success in another form. There would be so much development that villages (as we currently know them) will quickly cease to exist. This province will be the first to semi-urbanize all their rural areas as all the Igbos living abroad will rush back to take advantage of the changes.

5. The South-South Province will take the Uyo blueprint and run with it. An abundance of oil wealth and opening up of major sea ports at Rivers and Uyo will enable this region to revamp their infrastructure quickly. There will be more monorails here than anywhere else. This will be the 3rd province to achieve 24/7 electricity generation in Nigeria (mainly from gas turbine technology).

6. With provincial security forces in control, kidnapping, Armed robbery, Boko Haram, Fulani herdsmen and the Niger delta militancy attacks will all fizzle out. Nigeria will become the most secure and peaceful African nation; thus attracting more foreigners.

7. Each Province will have their own airline professionally managed. And with better roads/rail, air and land transport costs will crash.

8. With the rapid development occurring all over, Nigerias GDP will shoot up. Obtaining visas to travel out will become easy as more people will want to come in than go out. A worldwide immigration into Nigeria will commence, as Nigerians living abroad will be struggling with foreigners to enter the country. ''Nigeria will become the most desirable Nation to live in"

9. The central government at the FCT will become smaller and less powerful. There will be a mini-exodus from Abuja to the provinces as the action is now elsewhere. The outskirts of Abuja will no longer be heavily overpopulated. Abuja will become awesome again.

10. The 10th positive thing that would quickly happen is?...

Sharing/Comments are welcome...

Freiden:
and they want Biafra.
Yeye dey smell

Sagay212:
Why should I cry. It is you ipods that will continue to cry till you die because it is Biafra or death for you, and if you don't get Biafra? you know the other option. Sit at home and eat ofe nsala like your god has commanded you. Just one or two votes will be fine. The only thing i'll expect from you ipods is to try to disrupt the election by stopping people who choose to vote....oh! it will be an interesting news to watch.

Sagay212:
lol...but some people keep shouting no election. These people wey dey follow the politicians up and down, na from space them come?

SalamRushdie:
Another lie again ..Everyone that knew Yard Adua personally will tell you what years and years of legendary smoking had done to his health before his incarceration by Abacha , you can say the Incarceration was worsened his health but Abacha didn't inject him with any Virus , if Abacha wanted to inject anyone with a virus it would have easily been Obasanjo because Obasanjo posed a bigger threat to him internationally than Yard Adua

FlirtyKaren:
Nigerian lesbian and LGBT rights campaigner, Biwom Pamela Adie has fixed the date of her wedding to sweetheart and partner.

According to an update she announced on her social media page, the date is 23rd of June, 2018.

In 2011 Pamela Adie left her family and friends shocked, when she came out to declare openly that she’s a lesbian. She used to be married to a man.

Pamela’s sexual orientation had been hidden from her family for years, she hadn’t discussed it with either her family or fiancé—even before she walked down the aisle with him. She thought:

“It would be nice to keep mum about it, forget about my sexual orientation as lesbian and move on with marriage”: to seek change.

But it didn’t turn out as planned for Pamela.

For 24 months, Pamela says she was living in pain but with grit and courage, she realized straight relationships (and marriage) were not meant for her and the best way to salvage the situation was to wipe the slate clean.

“My pain became more than my fear. I came out because I needed to be free from pain, from telling my loved ones lies, from living a double life (as lesbian and a married woman). The burden was just too heavy to bear,” she said with a serious look that mirrors nothing but sincerity.

“When I came out, I came out to free myself. I didn’t come out because I wanted to be an activist or because I wanted to prove a point. It was really about me.”

Pamela Adie was born in a Christian home; raised by staunch Catholic parents in the serene city of Calabar, Nigeria. She’s from Obudu in Cross River state.

When she was seventeen year old, she left for the United States where she earned a Bachelor of Business Administration, with a Minor in Personal and Professional Communication.

She says she had her first same-sex relationship even before she travelled abroad and having been in a same-sex relationship for years—she thought her marriage would save her from being lesbian.

It never did.

“Even before I came out, I was already in a same-sex relationship but I never saw myself as lesbian. I hadn’t come out to myself and I always thought that when I get married it will somehow go away. That’s one of the reasons I eventually got married.''

“At the end of the day, it didn’t go away because it’s not something that goes away. Your sexual orientation is part of who you are and it’s not a choice”.

After struggling to fit in for two years she couldn’t continue acting straight, she couldn’t put her sexual orientation behind her despite her marriage to a wonderful man.

“My ex-husband is a great guy. He didn’t deserve to be lied to. I felt really bad. For me coming out, and leaving the marriage was really for him so that he can move on and find someone that can give him what he really wants,” she said.


“My parents didn’t like that I am lesbian. They were angry. My mum was more vocal than my dad, though. My dad was more loving but the tension between my mum and I was thick. She was of the opinion that I was possessed and that there was something wrong with me. So it created a tension in the house,” she told YNaija in a past interview earlier this year.

“I don’t have that issue with my father. It’s still the same till today. He’s still the one I talk to the most. My mum hasn’t come to a place of acceptance as of this point. She’s still struggling with my sexual orientation.”

http://www.lailasblog.com/2017/07/nigerian-lesbian-pamela-adie-sets-wedding-date-marry-partner-photos.html

10eola:
NwaAmaikpe's bae

MisterKings:
Dont mind these thieves. They are just pointing no action. They will return to their homes and throw a party for their mistresses. Nothing will be done. Old fools

You no see the new Nollywood movie

sunnyb0b0:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JZ8Q3VdZX_I

Vasaratti16:
There has been a bit of a shift in how video games get designed
across the last few years. No longer do we get boss battles, puzzle based mission designs or overly hard enemies. Instead, thanks to the industry being bigger than ever, there's an inherent need to placate the middle-man, the lowest common denominator. There's a fear that when so much money is being funnelled into any given product, the consumer just might not get their money's worth if they get roadblocked or impeded somewhere down the line.
To stick with a game in the face of such a front-loaded structure
means you're truly dedicated, and with dedication should come some sense of reward. After all, unlike an evening at the movies, the
average game will suck up more than 10 hours of your life, meaning
that if you do stick around, what's waiting at the end had better be
worth it.
Note: This list contains Alot of spoilers

saaedlee:
Hi Romancelanders,

I don't intend to bore you with my bio n stuffs, just straight to the point. I attend a church and belong to the Security Unit; Altar Sector precisely (those guys that stand n face the church with radios plugged to their ears from beginning till the end of service). Because of my appealing face, I'm always chosen to be in front which is very close to the choir stand.

However, I have this lady in the choir, she's married but childless, we started speaking some weeks ago. We happen to start speaking one Wednesday when I had to drop her after service.

Fast forward, she calls daily and stuff, I got to know that the husband is impotent and she's the one that got him his job. Deep down in me, I do not want anything to do with her, but she's always calling and asking for dinner at her place or mine. I recently (today)also got to find out that the husband has been out of the country for 4 months now.

nigerdeltaaa:
http://dailypost.ng/2017/07/08/biafra-fight-military-keep-quiet-oyebode-dares-nnamdi-kanu/?utm_source=dlvr.it_dp1&utm_medium=facebook

princetom1:
This isn't danfo at all. Too big, it's useless in most places. I wonder wat some people study and how they think before they put them in critical positions like transport commissioner

bbbabes1:
Foreign based Nigerian TV anchor and Producer, Nneka is set to wed this coming year August. Her one and only bride is her lesbian partner, who goes by the name Brianna

The partners announced their engagement on social media some months back and this went viral here in Nigeria and the rest of the world.

They both seem to be so much in love with each other as they are always spotted in different locations across Europe, holidaying and having good fun.

The date is August 8th 2018, so you are advised to save the date.

http://www.blackberrybabes.com/2017/07/nigerian-tv-producer-nneka-set-to-marry.html?m=1