₦airaland Forum

APCsupporter:
Hausas have Africa's richest man

Yorubas have Africa's richest woman

What do our nyamiri brothers have

Maybe the richest spirit

APCsupporter:
At least they know their parents. The biggest curse to Nigeria is the SE cos they have cultists, drug traders, pirates, prostitutes and Yahoo boyz. If you want to buy any fake goods simply visit an Igbo mans shop

Which sector do igbos dominate

DabuIIIT:
no need to sweat in the arsse to explain,be a man and accept the truth,ur dullarpo yaff rendered yua mini gworro importation bizness comatose. Dollar aint that scarce,its on a high side...you had hoped your President Buhari would fulfil his #1 to $1 campaign promise,gagani ko?

Lzaa pointzerom

donlucabrazi:


This is getting interesting!



https://mobile.twitter.com/renoomokri/status/999311222959849478

afroniger:
http://www.tribuneonlineng.com/biafra-day-celebration-turns-bloody-in-anambra/

horluwaloseyi:
Even Adele and Drake can't. Only Micheal Jackson had that power. And he still holds the record to date when 103,000 people filled out Wembley stadium in 1988 for his bad tour

DabuIIIT:
lame and pathetic.

Pointzerom's post really hit you and shattared all your axles and pale joints.
See how you are sweating in the arsse trying to sound intelligent.

Lzaa immhotep

DabuIIIT:
so you had a mini importation business that you ABADONED,huh?

Did you abadon it because of govt's bad and retrogressive policies and bad economy?

I bet your arsse you did and are proud cos you are always quick to tell whoever cares to listen to your warped rants that the Igbos do not control any part of the economy.



Lzaa immhotep pointzerom

sirlekzy:
BY @LEKZYLOADED

https://www.lekzyloaded.com.ng/wp-content/uploads/2018/05/wembly-Lekzyloaded.jpg

It is the sold out season in the industry and as expected, the industry giants are already cashing out at various shows in the Diaspora.

Very recently Davido shut down a 10,000 capacity stadium in Suriname, a country in South America. Also Wizkid announced that his next show “AfroRepublik” which is coming up at the 20,000 capacity O2 Arena in London on the 26 of May is already sold out.

While these two keep bragging about shutting it down in one continent or another, that is not the case for one of the biggest rappers in the industry, Olamide.

The YBNL boss failed in a bid to fill out the 24,000 capacity Teslim Balogun Stadium back in December 2017 when he hosted the fourth edition of his annual OLIC music series. Despite this, Olamide still managed to gather a huge crowd at the venue.

Now the question is �

For a Wembley football stadium which has a seating capacity of 90,000 which among our top 3 music acts do you think is capable of selling out a show at that venue?

Drop your comments below.

Source: http://www.lekzyloaded.com.ng/entertainment/davido-wizkid-or-olamide-which-of-these-artists-can-fill-up-wembley-stadium

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zoba88:
Former Creek Road now renamed Patience Jonathan road was today commissioned by Prince Uche Secondus, the National Chairman of the PDP.

The commisioning of Creek Road was a most befitting start to the over 30 projects set to be commisioned to mark the third year anniversary of the Nyesom Wike led administration in Rivers State.

The road is a signature step in the urban  renewal plans by Governor Wike for the Old Port Harcourt Township area. Speaking on his plans for the area, Governor Nyesom Ezenwo mentioned that Julius Berger has been mandated to ensure the rehabilitation of all roads in the area.

The event also saw the decamping of members of the APC to the PDP.


Source: http://www.trezzyhelm.com/2018/05/uche-secondus-commissions-road-named.html?m=1

stephanie11:
Members of the Indigenous people of Biafra, IPOB launched a massive protest today in Port-Harcourt, Rivers state. The youths numbering thousands stormed the streets waving Biafran flags and sticks chanting against the restructuring of the nation.

The youths were calling for a Referendum stating that they want 'Biafra'. It will be recalled that his group has been proscribed by the Federal Government.

Watch the Video HERE

https://politicsngr.com/ipob-organizes-massive-protest-restructuring-port-harcourt-video/

APCsupporter:
You are even more ignorant than I thought. Raw materials importation is different from importing finished goods. Why do you think the govt was subsidizing the dollar for those importing raw materials for their businesses? The west benefited from colonizing Africa by stealing their raw materials AND SELLING BACK the finished goods to thwm. Importing raw materials to make a phone cannot be compared with importation of a phone. The igbos know nothing about productive business. NOTHING

Fatherofdragons:
If only Nigerians had this same fearlessness as this guy's agitating for biafra to protest massively against injustice, this country would have been better.

But no, they would rather sit at the comfort of their homes and tag ppl that are protesting for freedom terrorists.

Then when they hear of how the ppl in the middle belt are being slaughtered like goats by Fulani herdsmen or how billions and billions of naira are been looted, they will start to wail and wail and wail and wail.


And then this ppl will start to protest again even when proscribed terrorist and Nigerians will also join hands to call them terrorist, but if Nigerians hear of how the ppl in the middle belt are being slaughtered like goats by Fulani herdsmen or how billions and billions of naira are been looted, they will start to wail and wail and wail and wail.

And the cycle continues ending with ONE INDIVISIBLE NIGERIA

I JUST TIRE


see them pained ppl, but if you ask them to protest for the progress of Nigeria, they will all run away like cowards.

Roger3D:
These silly terrorists have no brains in their skull, now if Buratai's boys come with the python they will run to the AU, UN, ICC etc etc shouting genocide on the top of their lungs. IPOB remains a proscribed terrorist organization under Nigerian law, and anyone who associates with the group will be dealt with as such.


But come are those not LZAA, iceberg3 and immhotep the jobless nairaland IPOB miscreants I can see in that picture?

Strikethem:
Dem ipob. They jealous each other, why won't they jealous great yorubas. Lzaa, Imhotep, I thought you people don't born out of wedlock

PointZerom:
That goal by a Yoruba man didn't add any value and cannot be compared with the final goal scored by an Igbo son at Atlanta '96. Cc Lzza immhotep

Iceberg3:
Inferiority complex is when you talk about likes
Lzaa immhotep

immhotep:
sai baba supporter spotted

cc lzaa onyeoga itsmeaboki bamoski4real shalomc iceberg3 pointzerom madridguy buhariguy

Strikethem:
To your question, create thread for that. Let finish the one you started first before another one. You started it, don't run from it. Don't shift Goal post, stay on the line. So olamide, wizkid, davido, kiss Daniel are not signing people n improved their lives. When you give me answer on one igbo that has ever been nominated for Grammy awards, I will tell you how it has improved my life greatly. I hope super eagles have also improved your life?

Strikethem:
She does not have impart on her society but employing your igbo graduates, are you sure you are okay?

Strikethem:
Hehehehe, he don change goal post. I know the Don jazzy n Co you mentioned have improved your life. It doesn't surprised me that you trying to to dodge. It is a normal character of average igbo man when he does not have any point to back up claim. Next time, bring highly superior points to back yourself boy . Now run to mama at home

Strikethem:
That we should support headies instead of Grammy, is this how dense you are? Even the headies who dominates the award , In women category, which of your women can match Tiwa savage, yemi alade, seyi shay?. I am still waiting for you to mention one igbo entertainer dead or alive that has been nominated for Grammy awards before. Even Yoruba highlife singer(King sunny Ade) that sings in Yoruba language got nominated twice. Here are four Nigerians that have won Grammy
Sikiru Adepoju
Sade Adu
Seal(Henry Olusegun Olumide Adeola Samuel)
Chamilonaire (Hakeem Seriki)
Kelvin Olusola.
Oga mention a single igbo, home or abroad, dead or alive that has been nominated for Grammy before. Winning it will be too much task, just mention anyone that has been nominated. Simple

APCsupporter:
My friend forget that thing very few people know Nollywood stars in the North. The only popular actors you find in the north are Northern actors and the likes of jet li and Jackie chan. They also watch Indian films a lot but not Igbo or Yoruba movies.

As for psquare and Don jazzy I respect their works but they are now obsolete. Phyno and the rest are nothing to write home about. As for Linda ikeji simply compare her with seu.n. The super eagles work with other tribes so one cannot lay claim to it. We have Ahmed Musa and their likes so forget about that one.

Of course importation is a must for evey country but not in the way you igbos are bragging about it. I was once a mini importer and I can assure you that next-to zero skills are required to do it. Real achievers boast of what they manufacture and not what they import

Ibos dominate the economy in your dreams.

The Hausas have the richest man in Africa

Yorubas have the richest woman in Africa

What do Ibos have?

Namdi KANU I guess

Iceberg3:
Mental mention three,we know one conehead Grammy award winner already

Lzaa immhotep

Strikethem:
He said they dominate in entertainment, ask him to mention any igbo entertainer dead or alive that have been nominated for Grammy awards. Just only nomination o. Then we will tell him 4 yorubas that have won Grammy.

APCsupporter:
Okay let's start with entertainment.

Is it Music where your artist go home with nothing or nollywood which comprises of Hausa films(kannywood is under Nollywood), Yoruba films and Igbo films? In what way have they surpassed other tribes and how much does entertainment bring to Nigeria yearly?

Name the top 3 most successful musicians in Nigeria

As for commerce, I hope you are aware that importing isn't even good for the economy and most of the goods sold by IBO's are fake. Ordinary buying and selling isn't something worth bragging about cause lesser competition will always attract new sellers so I wonder what makes you think igbos cannot be replaced

APCsupporter:
what's gonna happen on may 30th?

Their leaders were only trying to be politically correct unlike you who were sending chiefs and running away. But the most important thing is that it shows that no body cares whether you stay or not as you have very little contribution to the Nigerian country.

If you disagree then kindly tell me 2 sectors you dominate in Nigeria

PS: Don't mention drugs and baby factories please

Ecstasy154:
Vice President, Prof Yemi Osinbajo and Minister of Transportation, Rotimi Amaechi could not hold back their tears during the mass burial of two Catholic Priests, Rev Fathers Joseph Gor, Felix and 15 others in Benue on Tuesday.

They were among those killed by gunmen believed to be herdsmen in Gwer East LGA of the state last month.

Donned in a black kaftan, Osinbajo who tried to fight back emotion during his speech, consoled with people of the state over the unfortunate incident.

The VP who was recently in the state, reassured people of the state that the federal government was doing all within its power to end the senseless killings of innocent citizens in the state and other parts of the country.

He sympathised with the state governor, Samuel Ortom and the people of the state over the sad and unfortunate incident.

He also prayed God to give the bereaved families the fortitude to bear the irreparable loss.

Amaechi, on his part broke down in tears as he sighted the caskets being lowered into the graves.

He was seen repeatedly using a handkerchief to dab his tears.

http://dailypost.ng/2018/05/22/mass-burial-osinbajo-amaechi-weep-benue-photos/

Ebullience:
President Muhammadu Buhari on Tuesday criticised previous Nigerian administrations for “lack of imagination.”

He said they failed to provide needed infrastructure despite huge revenues, even as he singled out Olusegun Obasanjo, who was president from 1999 to 2007, for spending over $15 billion dollars on power without achieving much.

Mr Obasanjo, a former supporter of Mr Buhari, is one of the fiercest critics of the incumbent president. He had in January written a damning letter to Mr Buhari asking him not to seek re-election in 2019 due to poor performance.

Speaking when he received a delegation of Buhari Support Organisation (BSO) at the Presidential Villa Tuesday, the president said he often wondered why people in authority chose to send their children outside the country to acquire education while they fail to develop the country.

“I wonder want kind of Nigerians they want their children to come and work with. I think there is a lot of lack of imagination.

“Because if you’re fighting for the country then you shouldn’t be misappropriating or misapplying the fund the way people do,” he said.

Mr Buhari thanked members of the support group for standing by him without being prompted to do so.

“Nobody is paying you for what you have been doing. It is because from the bottom of your hearts; you exposed yourselves by identifying with me through opposition to success and after the success.

“I don’t know how many of you people will say what the hell you got out of it. You can only get satisfaction through voluntary and understandable way of believing in issues you do.

“You are only expecting your return from God and you are looking for the future of the country-your children and grand children.”

The president told the gathering that he recently made some statements. He said because some of them may have missed it due to absence of electricity, he had to repeat it.

He said he threw a challenge to anyone to check either in Europe, Asia or America that between 1999 and 2014, Nigeria was producing 2.1 million barrels per day of crude at an average cost of $100 per barrel.

He said the price even went up to $143.

“So Nigeria was earning 2.1 million times 100 times 16 years, 7 days a week.

“When we came, it collapsed to $37-38 and it was oscillating between $40 and $54 sometimes.

“ I went to the Governor of Central Bank, thank goodness I did not sack him, he is still there. I went with my cap in my hand and say oya. He said there was no savings, only debt,” Mr Buhari said.

During the 16 years the president referenced, Nigeria was governed by three presidents, Olusegun Obasanjo (1999-2007), Umaru Yar’Adua (2007 to 2010), and Goodluck Jonathan (2010 to 2015).

The president told the group of supporters that when he assumed office, most of the roads in Nigeria were in terrible condition, adding “some of them were not repaired since PTF days.”

PTF is the Petroleum Trust Fund set up by late Head of State, Sani Abacha, in 1994 to utilise the proceeds of a petrol price increase. Mr Buhari headed the PTF, which was reputed to have constructed many road projects across the country while the military dictator stole Nigeria blind.

Mr Buhari, who has been criticised for looking the other way while Mr Abacha stole billions of dollars from public treasury while in office, again justified his working with the dictator.

“No matter what opinion you have about Abacha,” he said, “I agreed to work with him and the roads we did from PTF exist from here to Port Harcourt, to Onitsha, to Benin and so on.”

He said the agency also intervened in education and medical care among others.

Mr Buhari also said the railway in Nigeria “was killed and one of the former Heads of State between that time was bragging that he spent more than 15 billion American dollars, not Naira, on power. Where is the power? Where is the power? And now we have to pay the debts,” he said, in apparent reference to Mr Obasanjo.

Lambasts National Assembly

Mr Buhari also came down hard on the members of the National Assembly.

He also said unlike the previous administrations, he has made the highest provision for capital projects; N1.3 trillion; in the budget he took to the Assembly.

“Let anybody come and confront me publicly in the National Assembly. What have they been doing?

“Some of them have been there for 10 years. What have they been doing?,” he asked.

Mr Buhari said just like he mentioned 30 years ago, everyone should know that citizens have no other country than Nigeria, adding “we should remain here and salvage it together no matter what you have outside.”

He said his administration had uncovered some houses in Abuja, U.S. and Europe belonging to “some people”.

He, however, said some of them “swore to God” that the houses do not belong to them.

Mr Buhari said “but their accounts, through the banks, through their companies, show that it is their own. But they say it’s not their own.

“This is a terrible thing and the people are saying what are we doing? Why can’t you lock them up? And again I went on by telling them what I said when I was in uniform, younger and rather ruthless. I got from the President downward and I locked them up in Kirikiri and I said you’re guilty except you prove yourselves innocent.

“I myself was locked up and those who misappropriated public funds were given back what they had taken away. Who did anything about it?

“Then I decided to come and put agbada. I tried one, two, three four times and God agreed,” he said.

Mr Buhari said when he ran for office for the third time and went to the court afterwards, his lawyer, Mike Ahamba, who, he described as “a Roman Catholic and Ibo man” requested the panel of judges at the Supreme Court to order for register of voters in some constituencies across the country be provided for vetting and confirmation of the election outcome.

He said the Supreme Court rejected the request and asked him to approach the electoral commission instead.

The president said that at the end, the court ruled against his petition except one judge, who, he, again described as” another Ibo man, a Roman Catholic” who wrote a minority judgment in his favour.

“He was among the panel of the judges, he wrote a minority report in my favour. So, why this question of religion and ethnicity and so on?

“People are worshipping the dollars, the Sterlings not to even talk of the Naira.

“He wrote a minority report saying this is what we have decided. But the President of that court was my classmate for six years in secondary school; he is from my own state. So, please, we have nothing to regret. Absolutely nothing.

“Since we all believe that God works in our hearts not in our talking. God help us, God help our children and grandchildren.

“We will try as much as we can to work and bring this country to it senses.

“God has given Nigeria everything; we are rich in human and material resources so let us keep praying to God that He should put people of conscience in charge at all levels,” Mr Buhari said.

The president commended members of the BSO for supporting him over the years without expecting anything in return.

https://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/headlines/269368-buhari-talks-tough-attacks-obasanjo-yaradua-jonathan-national-assembly.html/

alhassanyusuf29:
he don go meet the coward ojukwu

Roger3D:
Oga where is Nnamdi Kanu hiding at? Or do you want senator Abaribe to forfeit N100m?