₦airaland Forum

kings09:
Cc madridguy, sarrki, deomelo, midolian, kyase, , ngeneukwenu

NOHOLDSBAR:
She's right on point. Amnesty international Nigeria branch is nothing but an IPOB outlet.

gwarotango:
Guy you need to donate your monthly $1 to dilector sharp sharp. I know immhotep will like this

immhotep:
THE GUARDIAN, 1ST AUGUST 2019

‘Boko Haram killed 27,000 civilians, 24 aid workers in 10 years’ By Joke Falaju (Abuja) and Joseph Onyekwere (Lagos)
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The United Nations has said Boko Haram insurgents killed 27,000 civilians and 24 humanitarian workers in the North East in the last one decade.

The UN Resident Coordinator for Nigeria, Edward Kallon, who spoke yesterday at a photo exhibition to mark the 10th anniversary of the crisis in Abuja, named Borno, Yobe and Adamawa states as the worst hit by the uprising that was yet to abate.

He regretted that over 7.1 million Nigerians were in need of aid, just as about 130,000 people had been displaced.


According to him, the only solution is collaboration to bridge the humanitarian, development, peace and security nexus.

He called on government to compliment military intervention in the region with dialogue for an end to the hostilities.

Head of UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs in Nigeria, Edem Wosornu, lamented the needless loss of lives, adding that the agency remained supportive of the Federal Government.

Governor Mai Mala Buni noted that the disaster had worsened the food security situation in Yobe State, adding that his administration was working towards ameliorating poverty, joblessness and ignorance that gave rise to the insurgency in the first place.

Besides, participants at an FCT forum yesterday declared that unbridled corruption and impunity were fuelling insecurity in the country.

Comprising citizens, civil society leaders and other stakeholders, the forum expressed worry about the escalating kidnappings, killings and other vices nationwide, stating: “Only ambitious and robust anti-corruption fight can end insecurity in the country.”

They spoke at a town hall meeting organised by the Socio-Economic Rights and Accountability Project (SERAP) in collaboration with UKAID.

In his presentation, Prof. Yemi Akinseye-George (SAN) said the most visible impact of corruption in the Nigerian society today manifests in the security challenges facing the country.

Representative of the Chairman of the Independent Corrupt Practices and other related Offences Offences Commission (ICPC), Professor Bolaji Owasanoye, Hassan Hafiz Mohammed, said official oath of secrecy should not be a pretext.

According to the representative of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), Samin Amaddin, every citizen has a role to play in taming corruption.

Representative of the National Judicial Council (NJC), Mrs. Hassan Ahmed, urged implementation of the Administration of Criminal Justice Act by states to check graft.

SERAP’s deputy director, Kolawole Oluwadare, harped on good governance.


Source »»»»» https://www.google.com/amp/s/guardian.ng/news/boko-haram-killed-27000-civilians-24-aid-workers-in-10-years/amp


cc sarrki gaskiyamagana yarimo deomelo olawalesmarter0 juliusmalema madridguy gandollar lzaa afamed amatarasha nkemchukwudi ngeneukweunu adaibeku

NkemChukwudi:
yeah and they'll still protest

Ask LZAA and Immhotep

gwarotango:
My RUGA is coming to your village very soon
Cc LZAA

yemmight:
Later some IPOB bigots will say there is nothing like 2nd bridge construction in the east.

Ekakamba:
An de no show for her citizens,

airminem:
I have a professor at my university who has been married to his wife for 39years, and they have no children. He calls us his children and always talks about how he and his wife are inseparable. He's a really eccentric and energetic male, even in his 70's. He gives out pocket money to the entire class before every lecture he gives.

He seems like he truly loves life and has no regrets about not having any children.

immhotep:
Gwarotango will soon come and complain about this.

Cc lzaa metaphysical adaibeku amatarasha sarrki

gwarotango:
I can't wait to see a mugshot of you and LZAA in Thailand

Ibo Amaka

NkemChukwudi:
Hmmm.......LZAA immhotep

Afamed:
But just few days ago , you claimed Igbos run the business and own everything in Lagos.

Basher8583:
Your asertions are very very strange. if it were true you should have taken up your useless governors on all the injustice meted to your people in the southeast

mvem:
...I don talk my own...leave their matter ...funny enough many dont understand the intricacies behind the whole thing. Is like seeing people fighting from afar and running to side with one without understanding what cause the fight or at best forget what is not your business

mvem:
Shiites with Sunnis don't like you people ...leave their matter, no be your matter....you guyz will never learn...Shiites and Sunni have differences but they are similar when it comes to certain issues....Shiites beileve in jihad too and there are many Shiites based terrorist group in the world...you guyz are just dumb ....go and support them as if they support you ....

MaNyEsq:
Not until the Igbos concentrate on fighting their own battles first, they would always have issues. It amazes me to see these MOFOS come out to protest the detention of El-Zakzaky while their silence was deafening when their own brothers were used for target practice during Operation Python Dance. I know it's the right thing to do to speak up when one sees evil being metted out to others, but one MUST speak up when such evil is visited upon his kith and kin first. I did not see any other ethnic group come out to protest or speak out in support of IPOB members when they were being slaughtered by Buhari's killing squad. Rather, Afonjas were jubilant and celebrating the loss of innocent lives. If Igbos do not learn to fight for themselves, no other ethnic group would do so judging by antecedent. A word is enough for the wise!

MaNyEsq:
Not until the Igbos concentrate on fighting their own battles first, they would always have issues. It amazes me to see these MOFOS come out to protest the detention of El-Zakzaky while their silence was deafening when their own brothers were used for target practice during Operation Python Dance. I know it's the right thing to do to speak up when one sees evil being metted out to others, but one MUST speak up when such evil is visited upon his kith and kin first. I did not see any other ethnic group come out to protest or speak out in support of IPOB members when they were being slaughtered by Buhari's killing squad. Rather, other groups mocked, were jubilant and celebrating the loss of innocent lives. If Igbos do not learn to fight for themselves, no other ethnic group would do so judging by antecedent. A word is enough for the wise!

OkoYibo:
Is Ugwuanyi better than Sullivan or what nonsense are you vomiting?

Don't make Enugu like Abia where those myopic people call Ikpeazu "a scholar in governance" then Abia is the worst state in West Africa.

Ugwuanyi is an effeminate mediocre. He's only lucky that his predecessors have done tons of work and his incompetence isn't apparent.

OkoYibo:
I hope Ugwuanyi has also laid water pipes to the massive land he donated to Fulanis for Ruga.

MelesZenawi:
That's good.

Ugwuanyi is indeed resourceful and best governor enugu state has produced.



As for thee vice chancellor, his years of experience will make him perform more better.

PRESENTATION:
The secret to the first mission is that you have to help Ryder always, he cant kill them alone if you drop a box and help him kill off some soldiers. keeping doing same till you finish it up
The second mission you have to do the same, Big Smoke cant kill them alone so you have to assist by shooting also.

but bruh i have to be truthful here, if you find these mission difficult, i guess it is time you drop the game, because this is just the beginning, you have many more to battle. But I ended the game and it is worth every time, I got help to pass many difficult mission though.
Youtube will be useful also, just search the mission name and check how they played the game very helpful.
The best place to enjoy this game is on mobile or pc, on console it will take years considering the epileptic power supply we have.
I suggest you play Bully, Scarface, some badass game, if you on mobile try play Max Payne also, litttttttttt.

gwarotango:
Has our RUGA reached your village yet? If not don't be worried, cos it must surely come

Cc LZAA

edi287:
You keep saying "big names" like these guys fall from heaven.
England had a golden generation during the early 2000s that wasn't utilized properly by the coaches they had. I mean all they had to do to solve the famous "Lampard - Gerrard" dilemma was to play a 4-3-3.
Germany after having a lull in talented players coming through simply invested in grassroots football and reaped the benefits.
England simply changed their way of coaching.
The argument is our best talents are in the academies and if you look at the transfers over the last few years - it proves that this is correct.
What you should be asking is why there isn't a reasonable link with these academies and our league teams??
Yes coaching and poor facilities is part of the problem but I repeat if we had a Mikel replacement lying in the NPFL right now - there is no way that we wouldn't have identified them.
When Ahmed Musa was discovered - did he not go straight to Holland?? Musa was wanted by Ajax but went to Venlo instead.
If we have budding talents everywhere - why aren't we seeing more moves like that of Musa and Taye Taiwo?