₦airaland Forum

divineappo:
BUHARI (north) wants to compete with d south.

redcap:
I just hope and pray it's in commercial quantity, just anything that will help speed up the disintegration of this country.

owobokiri:
Somebody in his right senses is mentioning a deranged Kwankwaso That wild hyena that moves from state to state freeing from detention rapists, murderers and thieves just because they are northerners? This is how you lot sell dog poo as candy.

Nature8:
As far as I'm concern, these two great men can make Nigeria great if given a chance.. Either GEJ as President and Mr Peter Obi as Vice President or Mr Peter Obi as President and GEJ as Vice President.. Let Nigerians give these two great men chance and see how great Nigeria will be.. I don't need to give anybody a reason, just give them a little chance together and see a great Nigeria..

tsdarkside:
tahhh..i am for death-penalty....kanu should be executed and jonathan should be executed tooo!!!.......firering squad-style!!!!...

Onix01:
In as much as I respect Goodluck Ebele Jonathan, I can as well see that he was scared of the strength and might of MEND prior to his emergence as Mr. President. The big mistake he did was creating division between members of MEND and painting the OKAH brothers black while exonerated and dinned with the Tompolos. This might have been due to bad advisers at that point in time. However, like I use to say Mr. Jonathan was too young then to pick all the unnecessary fight during his regime. This might come back to witch-hunt him. My advise to MEND is to forgive and pardon him and let peace reign. He meant well for the Nation, though he felt stealing isn't corruption.

HungerBAD:
Judge Nnamdi?

Not trying to say he is from where they have vowed that Nigeria must fail,but it is worth noting.

The DSS should obey court orders.

Abagwaro:
Stop talking about stadium when the roads to Oguta is a no go area.

Abagworo:
Where did I post what will attract the fool? He likes trying to do all he can to paint poor image of Imo State even when nothing calls for that.

Abagworo:
Ben Bruce writing thrash is insignificant as we all know his allegiance.

989900B:
Go and read about Equatorial Guinea.

BTW, Nigeria's total oil reserves (heavy and light oil) is put at about 76 billion barrels; Ondo state alone owns roughly 40 billion barrels of those.

You will argue still, because getting facts across to 'sincerely ignorant' people is like baptizing a cat.

superstar1:
Who is Adaka Boro?

Adaka Boro is the getleman that declared Republic of Niger Delta as a sovereign state, but the Igbo led govt of Aguiyi Ironsi crushed it. Lo and behold, the Igbos went ahead to declare Biafrau.d within 6months of crushing someone else's dream and they expected Gowon not to crushed theirs.

Adaka Boro aligned with other parts of Nigeria to pound the biafrau'dsters into submission and eternal slavery. He died as a warrior fighting for the unity of Nigeria.

Adaka Boro, the lion that tore biafrau,d into pieces, the whirlwind that destroyed the day dreaming of Red Mud Republic.

skywalker240:
I dont know why those yorubas (excluding ekiti) keeps fooling theirselves......huasas and fulani's giv no sh!t about..i bet if dis country divides dey will be the present niger deltans

yomexp:
I thought IPOB said they are part of niger delta.
see as them calve the land of the African Jews away.

omoboy88:
clueless government. You have made yourselves slaves to militants, giving them more money to arm themselves and blow up pipelines in future in case you decide to terminate them.

A proper government would take them out, irrespective of cost to economy or human rights noise. What they are doing amounts to treason. There is a reason why you don't negotiate or acquiesce to terrorists....you embolden and empower them and ensure their continuity and that you are always a slave to them.

luvinhubby:
Buhari is a big illitrate.

It is obvious that GEJ has more sense than Buhari does.

Johnpaul2k2:
listen Yoruba!!!!!

Igbo has taken 60% of Lagos Investments and properties
Dangote is taking over the remaining

What do we still have

iniestar1:
Only God wud save us in this country oooo
Poor man still Maggi for market, Dem show am for crime fighter n still burn am alive
Nigerian politician steal billions of naira dey ask for 5 weeks medical leave........
Politics sweet ooo..... But God dey watch una for 50D screen sha

Chuksemi:
Imsu witnessed great transformation? I don't know if you are uche Nwosu in disguise.

I am a student of the school and what transformation are you talking about? We have to come to school very early to secure lecture halls because the lecture halls available are not enough.

Most lecture halls have a carrying capacity of 120, but when you have about 3 large department forced to take lectures in such tiny halls, what happens? You see over 400 students trying to squeeze in.

Imo state university's library is like a poultry. So small it should be used as a departmental library. And the bookshop? Before Imsu, I didn't know bookshops could look so poor and unbefitting.

The only 'development' Rochas brought to Imo state is countless fountains. Owerri fountains are so many, I suspect we are being advised to bath outside.

Mr Abagworo, if you aren't a staff of Rochas, which I suspect you are. Please desist from blind sycophancy. But if you work for him, tell him we are begging him to atleast resolve the strike action.

Chuksemi:
I hope you are not in Imo state. If you are, I hope you don't say things like this outside.

You will be lynched, burnt and whatever properties you hold claim to, will be destroyed. In summary, you will be wiped out. You can never understand the extent of pain Rochas has caused the Imo people. Youths too.

Abagworo:
It's not his own. The intension was to move IMSU but he met stiff opposition by some sections of the State after some money has already been invested. This option of having an alternate full University in Orlu zone is welcome. IMSU itself has witnessed great transformation.

ozoemenaca:
Imo would reclaim the university afterall he built it with our money