₦airaland Forum

14. Take weed and down it with 2 bottles of Alomo..

So sad! R I P sir

Nice write up..

RoyalRoy: When you live in Rome.... behave like Romans..... when you live among Barbarians..... behave like

Gbam!!

smudge2079: What are they holding? Abi na weytin i dey think

Wetin u think before
Na soft Ukwu nau!

Chai!!! See ukwu like fresh bread!!
But that track is wack as usual.

natureblack: Must everything be about Ukwu? Is there no other thing to sing about ..........I give up

I wonder oOh!!

na wah oo

donphilopus: Are you no longer neutral?! Keep deceiving yourself, dude!

OMG!!! Did i sound partial
I only stated an obvious fact..

R I P to Nyako's Political career.

Next in line........

Tanko Al-Makura of Nasarawa state

Kashim Shettima of Borno state

Ibikunle Amosun. Of Ogun state

All before 2015

R I P to his political career.

I dey lafff!!!

R I P to Nyako's Political career.

Next in line........

Tanko Al-Makura of Nasarawa state

Kashim Shettima of Borno state

Ibikunle Amosun. Of Ogun state

BREAKING: Adamawa Assembly sacks Governor Murtala Nyako

Embattled Adamawa State Governor, Murtala Nyako, has been impeached.

The governor was removed a while ago as the state House of Assembly deliberated on the report of an investigative panel that probed allegations of financial misconducts against him.

Earlier, the state Deputy Governor, Bala Ngilari, resigned from office to avoid being impeached.

Mr. Ngilari’s resignation letter was read at plenary by the speaker of the Assembly, Umaru Fintiri, after which the lawmakers approved it.

The House is sitting today to consider the report of the seven-member investigative panel, appointed to probe allegations of financial impropriety against the governor and his deputy.

The committee submitted its report to the House on Monday.

There is high security presence on the road leading to the Assembly and inside the complex.

A source, who works with the Assembly, told PREMIUM TIMES only staff and journalists are being allowed access into the Assembly.

The source requested not to be named because he had no permission to speak to journalists on the matter.

Details later….

http://m.premiumtimesng.com/?p=164959

Nyako is a goner
The heat is ON

1stola: ..
what is the meaning of all this nonsense?

Space booking tactics.

Mogidi: I see you didn't get the memo, Mogidi don't debate with kids.

LOL!!

The power tussle, humiliation, intimidation for 2015 elections has started.
2015: Survival of the fittest

Impunity at its peak.

Evergreeen123: Stale news. It made frontpage about three months ago

Wake up Bro...

2.4Trillion!!! Igbo man.

“Providence has placed you at the position to resolve this issue once and for all, after all you were pivotal in the peaceful resolution of the Niger Delta militancy. The jackboot approach at Odi and Zaki Ibiam was totally condemned by the civilized world.”

http://m.premiumtimesng.com/news/164928-igbos-write-jonathan-demand-n2-4-trillion-reparation-for-civil-war-killings.html?wpmp_tp=1

The Igbo also demand a state apology for wrongs said to have been visited on the race.

The South East geo-political zone has demanded the payment of N2.4 trillion as reparation to the five states that make up the zone as well as Delta State for the killing of Igbos during the civil war.

The people of the zone, known as Ndigbo, also demanded a state apology for the alleged wrongs the state visited on them.

The five states are Enugu, Anambra, Imo, Ebonyi and Abia State, all of which it said should be paid N400 billion each.

The zone also said the same amount should be paid to Delta State for the benefit of Anioma area of the state.

It also asked the Federal Government to invest in the massive re-planning of Igbo cities with proper structures such as provision of urban water works, a sort of Marshall Plan often devised for war-ravaged area.

The demands are contained in a letter to President Goodluck Jonathan.

The letter signed by Mbazulike Amechi and Raph Obioha, chairman and secretary of Reparation Committee of the Ohanaeze Ndigbo, was attached to a document distributed to the delegates of the National Conference.

The 28-page document is titled “Ohanaeze Ndigbo: Atrocities and Injustices Against Ndigbo.”

“It is incalculable to put a price on the death of millions of Igbos who were killed in the civil war and on other occasions,” it said.

“The Federal Government should pay N400 billion each to the five states of the South East as compensation to those who lost loved ones, lost properties, and those still suffering dislocation today in Nigeria.

“The same amount should also be paid to the government of Delta State for the benefit of Anioma area of the state.”

The Committee said the Igbo had suffered gross injustice which culminated in an imposed civil war lasting 30 months.

It stated that in the course of the horrendous war, millions of Igbo were not only killed, they suffered grave injuries while property were damaged, asset and property seized and families dislocated.

The Committee explained that the Igbo never conspired nor planned any military mutiny against the state of Nigeria in 1966.

It said the action of the Nigerian army could not and should not be visited on a people on the scale perpetrated on the Igbos in Nigeria in what it described as a state calculated exercise of annihilation, pogrom and planned tribal cleansing of the magnitude of extermination on the pretext of resolving the “Igbo question.”

“The principal function of state,” the committee argued, is to “guarantee the security and safety of its citizens. It is heinous when rather than protect, the state turns its weapons on its defenceless citizens; wages war against them; deliberately imposes policies that marginalized them; refuses to atone for the injuries caused and pretends that all is well.”

It noted that the litany of what the Igbos had suffered in Nigeria should be presented if and when the Nigerian government sets up a body to work out the reparation to settle the civil war issue.

Stating that life had no duplicate, the committee said an unjust loss of life especially when caused by the state was a crime against humanity.

The committee said it was only an act of miracle that the Igbo are still standing considering what has been visited on them since the creation of the Nigerian State.

”Starting from 1945, Igbos have been
killed with the connivance of state authorities to appease misguided angers of local people especially on religious grounds,” it said.

“Let us consider than an Indian writer, Rushdie, wrote the blasphemous book against Islam, Igbos living in northern cities of Nigeria were butchered in thousands for something they knew absolutely nothing about.

“The targeting of Igbos for the slightest provocation which the Igbos have absolutely nothing to do with has become so common place and hardly has the government made any resolution to assuage the damages.”
The committee told the president that having played a role in the resolution of the crisis arising from the activities of militants in the Niger Delta, providence had placed him to resolve the Igbo issue.

It added, “Your Excellency may question why now. The Igbos feel confident as a people that you are a man of conscience, a man of equity and above all, a leader who insists that justice must prevail at all times.

APC state governors aren't finding things funny anymore.... Edo state, Adamawa state, Ogun state and now Nasarawa state.

Twenty of the 24 lawmakers in the state signed the notice.
——————————————-

The Nasarawa State House of Assembly has commenced impeachment proceedings on Gover‎nor Umaru Al-Makura.

The Assembly on Monday directed its Clerk‎, Ego Maikeffi, to serve Mr. Al-Makura with the impeachment notice for alleged gross misconduct and misappropriation of funds.

The notice was signed by 20 of the 24 lawmakers in the state during a sitting presided over by the Speaker, Ahmed Mohammed.

The 16-count charge borders on alleged extra-budgetary expenses by the governor.

Nasarawa has 20 Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, lawmakers and 4 All Progressives Congress, APC, lawmakers.

The governor is a member of the APC.
The notice of impeachment was agreed few hours before the visit of President Goodluck Jonathan to the state to commission a rice farm in Doma.

http://m.premiumtimesng.com/news/164881-%E2%80%8Ebreaking-nasarawa-lawmakers-commence-impeachment-proceedings-on-governor-al-makura.html

smartchoice: Is BH not also responsible for ISIS formation?

Nonsense.... Shekau had better join nollywood to make better videos...

The earlier you & FG takes Shekau seriously and stop seeing him as some movie director, the better for Nigeria as a whole... Boko Haram gradually infiltrating and trying some attacks in Lagos already should be a big deal.

Boko Haram claim Abuja, Lagos attacks in new video

Boko Haram leader, Abubakar Shekau claims responsibility for Abuja, Lagos bombings

The leader of Nigeria’s Boko Haram Islamists has claimed responsibility for a June 25 bombing in the capital Abuja and an attack the same day at a fuel depot in Lagos, in a new video seen by AFP Sunday.

The authorities tried to cover up the Lagos attack, describing it as an industrial accident, but an AFP investigation revealed it was a deliberate explosion.

“I ordered (the bomber) who went and detonated it,” Abubakar Shekau says of the Lagos bomb, while claiming responsibility for the “bomb in filthy Abuja” that killed at least 22 people.

http://www.pmnewsnigeria.com/2014/07/13/boko-haram-claim-abuja-lagos-attacks-in-new-video/?

Wetin be dis
**Faints**

Amazondepth: Good job Shekau. make dem move u enter health ministry sharply

Shekau ke!!! When was the Boko Haram leader made Minister of Education

Shekarau you meant.