₦airaland Forum

Ikinternational:
Luck with what i beg?? I no dey suffer suffer with you people. God forbid.

I just made a mistake in thinking that the cesspool that is nairaland political section wasn't 100% corrupted.

OK , I withdraw the good luck. bye.

Chamber2000:
They all voted buhari and he couldn't protect them.

I'm minding my business

NO, you're looking for trouble.

Honor10:
All the blacks from Nigeria here are Yorubas apart from Dangote and Rabiu.

we dont make noise or chest beat like people from that side. Some people make #50k per day in their 4 by 4 shops yet they wont allow us to hear word or maybe they think the profit they make in their Gala hawking can make dem a billionaire.

omoluabi ni mi

The people na YEEEBOS them no fit do anything only to beat chest.

kemicalreaction:
But I read on the other thread that Arthur Eze is worth 5.8 billion dollars? How come he's not on the list? We will not take it

Yeebos will look for who to blame as usual.

Ikinternational:
It's unfortunate you refuse to allow your brain to get me. To see the other side. To reason with a different perspective.

I understand why some of you guys love nairaland. Everybody busy shouting but nobody is listening or trying to even empathize with the other side. No wahala.

Keep on enjoying your Nigerian status quo. I wish "your people" the best.

I get two passports for a reason. It shall be well.

Good day sir

Yes, thank you. & good luck next time.

Benekruku:
FFK is sick!


I don't why APC has not a fundraiser to assassinate the idiot and Reno

BACK TO SENDER.

IvarTheTerrible:
In short, you are saying zeromeridian has zero sense

I was the one who liked + shared your post, it was a good one

OK now.

zeromeridian:
Afonjas should keep think IPOB is their problem.
It's very easy to Isamize Afonjas.
But for Biafran States, it's impossible.

You just proved what a writer said about Yeeebos right: You people waste your time, resource, energy etc on another person or thing & forget to face your life problems.

Newguyhere:
someone please tell me this islamisation thing isnt true me I'm scared ohh

Just relocate to Canada before it gets serious

Baba419:
Both the one talking and the one they are talking about about have both lost relevance in the grand scheme of things

Spits

This one na Igbo.

GoTV:
why can't this man forget his governorship ambition and stop embarrassing himself all over the country?

Same reason you cannot mind your biz

Ikinternational:
How can any rational thinking Nigerian think it's not igbos turn for presidency How can anyone rationalize it if not for tribal n ethnic sentiments? Are igbos the ones that brought the idea of rotation of power? Was the idea not to say we're all inclusive in the interest of Nigeria?

So please just focus on this small point, it's either we are ONE NIGERIA with our actions OR the thing is just a political slogan n doesn't mean anything.

Now you are wrong again, the zoning thing is at party level not On the constitution ,prove me wrong if you can. So no way Nigeria will say presidency should go to Ibis.Please do research again.

Junkie1:
IS IT CRAZY THAT I WANT TO FVCK TONTO DIKE NOW MORE THAN EVER?? THE CRAZIER SHE GETS THE SEXIER BECOMES

Sorry o

emma321:
Ministers at the Federal Executive Council (FEC) on Wednesday expressed appreciation to President Muhammadu Buhari for the opportunity he gave them to serve in his cabinet.

At the valedictory session of the council, ministers in the cabinet took turns to narrate the lessons they learnt from the president as members of his cabinet.

Most of the ministers who spoke hailed Buhari for his dedication to hard work.

The Minister of Transportation, Mr Rotimi Amaechi, jokingly thanked Buhari for not converting him to Islam, saying he was misunderstood and criticised for associating with the president.

Amaechi narrated how he was almost chased out of Christ the King Catholic Church in 2014 for supporting the president, whom they alleged was trying to Islamise the country.

“Mr President, let me thank you for not converting me to Islam. I say that specifically because in 2014 when I walked into Christ the King Catholic Church, I was literally chased out of the church as a governor because I was accused of supporting a man whose agenda was to Islamise Nigeria.

“And in Rivers state they began to call me `Alhaji Rotimi Chibuike Amaechi’. I thank you because they have dropped the `Alhaji’ and back to Mr Chibuike Amaechi,’’ he said.

Amaechi said some persons initially thought that the president would be an autocratic leader only for him to turn out to be an “extreme democrat’’.

“I was told in the course of the campaign that you were autocratic and therefore you would not be democratic.

“Most of us are not happy that you have moved from your autocratic nature to an extreme democrat that everything puts to test of the people, to the extent that the people now feel that the only way things can go on in this country is by the rule of law.

“We all know that the rule of law is the beginning and the end of this government. Talking about the financial impunity that we saw before, people were making money without having any productive capacity for that,’’ he said.

On his part, the Minister of state, Petroleum Resources, Dr Ibe Kachikwu, who described his appointment as minister by the president as unique, said he learnt three things from Buhari.

“Three things I have learnt from you which have been very helpful; the first is the power of silence, especially if you don’t have anything to say that is meaningful.

“The second is the power of calm(ness) when the water is turbulent and the third is the audacity of integrity.

“That integrity is what has led us to take some of the bold steps that we have taken that ordinarily Nigerians wouldn’t have forgiven inclusive of the lifting of the price of petroleum products which was essential at the time.

“I thank you Mr President for these lessons and the guidance,’’ he said.

The Ministers of Information and Culture, Alhaji Lai Mohammed, said the opportunity given him to serve was a great one that would never be forgotten.

He commended the president for inculcating a lot of discipline into the Federal Executive Council.

“I want to crave the indulgence of the president to most sincerely thank him for the opportunity he has given me to serve as a Minister of the Federal Republic of Nigeria in the past three and a half years.

“This is a great privilege for anyone to serve his or her country, especially at this level.

“Whatever little achievements one has recorded in the past three and half years wouldn’t have been possible without the support, encouragement and guidance of Mr President and for that I am immensely grateful. I must say that I have learnt a lot from the president’s leadership style.

“Here in this council, you have brought dignity and discipline to the council meetings,’’ Mohammed said.

The Minister of Finance, Hajiya Zainab Ahmed, said she had acquired a lot of knowledge, skills and experience as a member of the FEC under the leadership of Buhari.

She said members were compelled to learn from each other.

She said: “For me every encounter I had with Mr President is like going to school. Today, I’m proud to be graduating with first degree from the PMB’s School of Governance, Integrity, Accountability and Due Process.

“I’m proud to say that I was in the department of EMT that was ably chaired by His Excellency, the Vice-President which we all call silently as workaholic who expects you to be there sometime till 2:00a.m. – he is never tired.’’

The Minister of Women Affairs, Hajiya Aisha Abubakar, thanked God for seeing members of the cabinet through their tenure in spite of the trials they went through.

“The scriptures have taught us that whatever has a beginning must have an end.

“So, today I give thanks to God for seeing us through to the end of this tenure despite all the trials and tribulations, the good and the bad times and the difficult challenges.

“Till today Your Excellency I do not understand how I was picked as a Minister, I do not understand how I have fared but it has been a rare opportunity that I never took for granted.

“My prayer is that I have served well, compared to the wealth of experience, skills and exposure I have received within this tenure,’’ she said.

The Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development, Chief Audu Ogbeh, commended the president for guiding the team through the successes recorded, especially during the most trying periods.

“Mr President, it is indeed a privilege to have had the opportunity of serving with you.

“I must say that we thank you for selecting us in the first place, we thank the Senate for clearing us, we thank our party for abiding with us and thank you for the lessons you have taught us in these four years which have passed.

“When we came in we quickly ran into very strong headwinds; one of them was the challenge of your ill health out of which the Almighty God delivered us and you.

“The other were two helicopter crashes of the Vice-President, again the hand of God was there to deliver him. Then we lost a colleague of ours, Ocholi, his wife and son in an accident, it was very traumatic.

“Later we entered recession but your strong leadership saw us through all of these trials and then we entered an election, a very strongly fought election, but your character and your leadership saw us through.

“We thank you Mr President for the confidence you gave to us; for giving us responsibility without breathing down our throats on a daily basis and allowing us as ministers to use our initiatives and capacities to work.

“Where we failed, we apologise and where we succeeded, we hereby thank you for your leadership and support,’’ Ogbeh said.

The Minister of Education, Malam Adamu Adamu, thanked the president for giving him the freedom to run the ministry without any interference.

“As a journalist who has been very critical of government and perhaps, a nobody, I would never have become a minister but for this gesture of Mr President

“I will like to thank Mr President for giving me freedom. Since I became a minister the president has never asked me to give anybody a contract or directed me to employ anybody and I think this is very rare.

“In addition, I will like to thank the Vice-President for his humility. Like I have said on other occasions, Nigeria has never been lucky to have a combination like this – The president who is famous for integrity and the Vice-President who is a true man of God.

“Sir, both of you have the greatest burden on your shoulders to ensure that this alliance that produced you prevails and is maintained.

“And sir, it will not prevail until something is done because immediately after you what will happen to Nigeria if you are not succeeded by your own type of integrity, then we are going back to something worse than the one you succeeded.

“This is very important, I hope this occupies your mind, the next cabinet and perhaps the party,’’ Adamu said.

He stressed the need for the Federal Government to provide adequate budgetary allocations to the Ministry of Education, saying that the ministry should not get less than one trillion naira annually.

The ministers are to hand over on May 28 in a new directive by President Buhari.

NAN

https://www.nan.ng/politics/ministers-appreciate-working-with-buhari/

To the mindless Yeebos that only know how to fight Yoruba or Tinubu oya o, this is una brother.

Frankdoz29:
Shame to Nigerian police. Leave biafrans alone. We middle belt will join them too.

Now that's the beginning of stvpidity.You don't have your own mind but a mind of joining others.

helinues:
And May 30th is yet to arrive..... Hmmmm

Bros is there any special thing on may 30th?

nairalaila:
A 22-year-old man, Seun Ojo, has been remanded in Olokuta prison in Ondo State for allegedly stealing Bibles and a cash sum of  N100,000.

The suspect who robbed one Regina Abraham of two Bibles, a Tecno mobile phone and a sum of N100,000, committed the offence on April 28, 2019 at about 12.30pm at Ojomo Estate, Owo, within the magistrate district. The plea of the defendant was not taken when the charge was read to him, as it was further learnt that the Police prosecutor, Sergeant Suleiman Abdullateef, prayed the court to remand the defendant in prison custody pending   legal advice from the Director of Public Prosecution.

The magistrate, Mrs Victoria Bob-Manuel who held that the charge was a case of armed robbery, which the court lacked jurisdiction, ordered that the 22-year-old man be remanded in prison pending issuance of a legal advice on the allegation of stealing Bibles and N100,000.

https://unclesuru.com/2019/05/22/man-remanded-in-prison-for-stealing-bibles-in-ondo/

My God will forgive him if the stolen bible can change his life against the courts judgment.

ikewaterwater:
A young man identified as Clement Jacob has been arrested by the Nigerian Prison Service, Federal Capital Territory Command, for smuggling marijuana into the Abuja prison. 

The young man who was arrested for smuggling marijuana into the Abuja prison, is said to be a resident of Dei-Dei in Abuja and it was reportedly meant for an inmate identified as Emeka Onyedikachi. Confirming the arrest of the suspect, the Command's Public Relations Officer Chukwuedo Humphrey said Jacob was arrested by one Inspector Hussain Ibrahim, who noticed the exchange of sandals between him and Onyejikacki and conducted a search on the suspect.

“During the search, Hussain carefully tore open the sole of the sandals, thereby exposing the illegal transaction. Upon interrogation, Jacob, who initially feigned ignorance, divulged that one Mrs Emeka had called him to assist her in paying Mr Emeka a visit.He was also instructed to exchange his footwear with the inmate before leaving the premises" he said.


https://unclesuru.com/2019/05/22/man-arrested-for-smuggling-marijuana-into-abuja-prison-with-his-sandal/

YEEEEEBO AT IT AGAIN.

Uyi168:
..
And if these praises,dancing ,prayers actually work,ambulances would have been taking sick people to churches..

Devil don capture this one.

Abby255:
Please who can recommend a very good skin cream for me, my heads and chest are really rough but other parts are clean. Have used a lot of expensive creams and they're really not working

Why not visit a Doctor first? It may be beyond just the skin.

iammo:




If only they use all these energy they are exhuasting on Tinubu's matter to project a candidate from their region,. Tinubu this, Tinubu that ... yet they are getting quite irrelevant in National Politics day in day out.

In life , one should be careful of people who are unambitious and unprogressive but spend 99.9% of their time trying to stop others from been progressive and ambitious because of envy.

Galatians 6:4; "Let each one examine his own work. Then he can take pride in himself and not compare himself with someone else."

Proverbs 14:30; "A heart at peace gives life to the body, but envy rots the bones."

So ask yourself why you have made your life to revolve around Yorubas or Tinubu when you can be promoting your own agenda

Thank you sir.

danieljoel759:
In a Tweet, the aide to the former President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, Reno Omokri asked a critical question about Bola Tinubu.

See what he wrote...

Elrufai insulted Bola Tinubu and Tinubu DID NOT respond to him. The PDP DID NOT insult or attack Tinubu, yet Tinubu heavily insulted them. What does that make Tinubu? RETWEET if it makes him a COWARD LIKE if it makes him BRAVE

Source: https://www.musictori.com/2019/05/is-tinubu-brave-or-coward-reno-omokri.html

YEEBOS DOING EVERYTHING TO BREAK THE CONNECT BETWEEN SW .& NORTH.

Ikinternational:
Are you still not understanding? If it's truly ONE NIGERIA
NOBODY will be clamoring for anything.

Personally, I don't want Biafra. I was born a Nigerian. I want Nigeria to work for ALL.

But if it's becoming painfully obvious that the Nigerian ruling class does not want igbos to taste presidential power, then maybe separation is best.

One cannot be a second class citizen in their own country. Doesn't make any sense.

And if I was a different tribe, I know the rightful thing is for both pdp n apc to field igbo president. It's about sowing unity n progress for the country that WE ALL share a stake. No honest rational Nigerian will say it's not so.
I am not tribal at all.

Igbos have voted for yoruba n hausa n niger delta politicians. But why do we always have to prove we are "Nigerian enough" to be trusted when it's others turn to support us? Is that fair?

That's why a lot of igbos feel alienated n disenfranchised n rather face the business that puts food on the table.

Hopefully you get me.

I got your point earlier, but you should understand that nobody will say let's all rally round or give IBO our support its politics: some will be for you & some will be for other candidate.But why make it look like its a seasonal thing & its the time of Ibos to win? Secondly, even as you claim to have a reason to secede some Ibos still wish to be with the said Nigeria hence my earlier post that Ibos should have a focus.

wike54:
STFU

You obviously grew up where ladies are beaten. What a bad influence on your life.

LuciferQuran:
Definitely Naira Marley's colleagues.
Abeg, can that car still be salvaged? That's the most important thing here.


*spits

Ahh!

Ikinternational:
Marginalism does not begin n end based on presidency seat you dimwit.
Which tax paying citizen wants to be treated like an immigrant/refugee in their own damn country?
Who wants to be told where they cannot reside or hold seat? It's either it's one nigeria or it's not. There's no in between.
How can you "allow" a citizen to live somewhere or "allow" them to do business? Or insist they be grateful. Is that not madness?

YOU need to stop deceiving yourself by pretending not to know what the issues are of those that want Biafra.

So why not get a focus among yourselves, part yeebos want biafra, another part want power. where di you stand now.

Earthquake3:
By the time El rufai, Arewa youths, Northern Elders, Fulani herdsmen, Boko haram unite against Tinubu eeh

He will be running down to the East for help, and we'll do him like this..

Dont you think Easterners themselves need seeeeerious help?

Ikinternational:
Who gives a flying fuvck. Igbos we judge ourselves by our personal/family success. We hold each other accountable to strive for greatness. Don't settle. I wouldn't trade that trait to hold the seat in Abuja.

As if that has mattered in the last 60yrs. We all know how much Nigerian government cares about her citizens. Oya continue getting an ere.ction over presidency. It is well.
Literally laughing in my big ass house. Ndi ala

Dont come & deceive yoursrlf here jor, If You, 0.00000000001% does nor want shut up cos thats what your people want to die for hence their agitation to secede.

sarrki:
I disagree

They can produce under Pdp in 2063

Or in 2099 hopefully before Armagedon. If they behave themselves o.

dollytino4real:
those eyes sha looks fearful to me o

Too much horror film.

Muttee:
Police in Guwahati, India police on May 17th, arrested a Nigerian national from the Lokpriya Gopinath Bordoloi International (LGBI) Airport for failing to provide a valid passport.

The accused identified as Franklin Okesua was detained during checking at the airport.

According to police, Okesua was about to board a Vistara flight to the national capital, New Delhi.

“Franklin Okesua could not provide his passport during the checking,” police said.

A case (No 307/2019) has been registered against the accused under sections 12 (1-A) and 12 (B) of the Passport Act 1967 and 14 of the Foreigners Act 1946 at the Azara Police Station. Later, the court sent the accused behind the bars in the case.

Watch The Video

https://www.nairalink.fun/2019/05/nigerian-man-arrested-at-india-airport-as-he-was-about-to-board-a-plane-without-valid-passport.html

https://alexis.lindaikejisblog.com/photos/shares/5ce2db486eb5b.png


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

Ahh yeeebos again?

luluosas:
http://saharareporters.com/2019/05/20/air-peace-de-board-passenger-asking-attendant-translate-safety-instructions-igbo-because

Igbo again.