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InternetGenius:
More Data or More Airtime; Which do you prefer?

Getting more of data and getting more of airtime, which would you prefer having?

Drop your comments below!

Sources:
https://prexblog.com/data-airtime-prefer/

1stolax:
Forget story

Afonjas no dey think

Share 1k and ankara now, they'll start singing his praises and will still massively vote for him

loveth360:
Okorohausa has bring dirty politics the west play down to east.




Umu Igbo is time to deal with okoro okoro.

stanech:
Opinion poll shows overwhelming Igbo majority wants Biafra Opinion poll shows overwhelming Igbo majority wants Biafra


Global Igbo Alliance (GIA), a conglomerate of Igbo associations around the world has released the result of the opinion poll it conducted among the Igbo to ascertain what the ethnic nationality want following the political situation and recent ugly developments in Nigeria. Recently, the spate of agitations for restructuring of the country has assumed a frightening dimension, with the Igbo calling for self-determination, while others are calling for regional autonomous government. According to the opinion poll/ survey recently organised by an Australian-based research firm, Bizopt Solutions, on behalf of Global Igbo Alliance, the outcome of the poll showed that 80.45 percent of the participants were angling for Biafran Republic. A statement signed by the president of GIA, Dr. Christian Duru and the General Secretary, Prisca Chinwe Ebo stated that participants, drawn from 36 states of the federation plus the Federal Capital Territory, Abuja, were asked to choose if they wanted a republic of Biafra, a regional autonomous government, modelled after the 1963 constitution or if they wanted to remain in one united Nigeria as it is today.



According to the report, the percentage participations of the states are detailed as follows: Abia State recorded eight percent participation, Adamawa State – 0.08 percent, Akwa Ibom State – 2.97 percent, Anambra State – 11.72 percent, Bauchi State – 0.25 percent, Bayelsa State- – 3.05 percent, Benue State – 6.68 percent, Borno State – 0.08 percent, Cross River State – 3.63 percent, Delta State – 5.61 percent, Ebonyi State – 7,51 percent, Edo State – 1.40 percent, Ekiti State – 0.083 percent, Enugu State – 10.40 percent, FCT Abuja – 4.79 percent, Gombe – 1.16 percent, Imo State – 18.23 percent, Jigawa State – 0.33 percent, Kaduna State – 0.41 percent, Kano State – 0.74 percent and Katsina state with 0.25 percent participation. Others are Kwara State with 0.41 percent participation, Kogi State – 0.25 percent, Kebbi State – 0.30 percent, Lagos State – 3.80 percent, Nasarawa State – 0.15 percent, Ogun State – 0.33 percent, Ondo State – 0.33 percent, Oyo State – 0.25 percent, Plateau State – 0.33 percent, Rivers State – 4.87 percent, Sokoto State – 0.15 percent, Taraba State – 0.15 percent, Yobe State – 0.25 percent and Zamfara State with 0.15 percent participation.


The report revealed that over 80.45 percent of the Igbo indicated that they want Biafra; 17.99 percent indicated their preference for regional autonomous government, modelled after the 1963 constitution, while the remaining 1.57 percent wants to remain in Nigeria as it is today. GIA said even though, the survey was meant for the Igbo; over 8.50 percent non-Igbo participated in the process, with over 94. 22 percent of the respondents, falling into the age bracket of 18 and above. The survey result found a very strong support for Biafra identified mainly in the southern state. The group noted that the survey, which was the first of its kind, demonstrated preference for Biafra as the first choice for the Igbo people. “It clarifies what the Igbo want. This is the first time a statistical evidence is presented, indicating that a wide majority of the Igbo people want Biafra,” GIA submitted. The survey results also found that those who want regional autonomous government came a distant second with 17.99 percent, whereas those who want Nigeria as presently constituted came last with a skimpy 1.57 percent; a clear indication that nobody wants to be in Nigeria with its current structure. Following the outcome of the survey, GIA is calling on the All Progressives Congress-led Federal Government and its relevant agencies and stakeholders to listen to the voice of the people, and respect their will. “If after 100 years of co-existence, the various components that make up Nigeria still find it impossible to co-exist without violence, then the structure calls for a review. The religious intolerance, unwarranted killings of innocent citizens by the Nigerian military and Fulani herdsmen, the in-depth corruption in Nigeria and the ill-treatments and marginalization of the Igbo and others in Nigeria has given rise to the fear, faithlessness, anger and agitations in the land, which necessitated the opinion poll. Something needs to be done now and urgently,” the group stated. The group went further to say that “the present Nigerian government should do the needful by starting the process of consultation with the various tribes and parts of Nigeria to discuss how they wish to continue in the Nigerian project.



There is no gain saying that Nigeria is in crisis and has hopelessly remained unworkable for so long. The earlier we accept these facts and opt for a change of the current structure through self-determination or regional autonomy for the component parts, the better for all and sundry. The current Nigerian government knows that to continue to live in denial about Nigeria is not only deceitful and counter-productive but also very dangerous. “A responsible and ingenious government does not ignore the will of her people. Any leader, be it in government or any other human endeavour that altruistically claims a role in emancipation of mankind, cannot afford to ignore the will of the people.”

Read more at: https://www.vanguardngr.com/2018/03/opinion-poll-shows-overwhelming-igbo-majority-wants-biafra

valentineuwakwe:
I did not vote on this..why would I want biafra? am going to where, this is Nigeria, my fatherland.....this is where I was born. ..I was born n raised in lagos, school in River state, did NYSC in Adamawa state, visited kano n Abuja for 1 year in search of job...visited 18 states in Nigeria spending atleast 7hrs in each..so nigeria is my home

stanech:
Opinion poll shows overwhelming Igbo majority wants Biafra Opinion poll shows overwhelming Igbo majority wants Biafra


Global Igbo Alliance (GIA), a conglomerate of Igbo associations around the world has released the result of the opinion poll it conducted among the Igbo to ascertain what the ethnic nationality want following the political situation and recent ugly developments in Nigeria. Recently, the spate of agitations for restructuring of the country has assumed a frightening dimension, with the Igbo calling for self-determination, while others are calling for regional autonomous government. According to the opinion poll/ survey recently organised by an Australian-based research firm, Bizopt Solutions, on behalf of Global Igbo Alliance, the outcome of the poll showed that 80.45 percent of the participants were angling for Biafran Republic. A statement signed by the president of GIA, Dr. Christian Duru and the General Secretary, Prisca Chinwe Ebo stated that participants, drawn from 36 states of the federation plus the Federal Capital Territory, Abuja, were asked to choose if they wanted a republic of Biafra, a regional autonomous government, modelled after the 1963 constitution or if they wanted to remain in one united Nigeria as it is today.



According to the report, the percentage participations of the states are detailed as follows: Abia State recorded eight percent participation, Adamawa State – 0.08 percent, Akwa Ibom State – 2.97 percent, Anambra State – 11.72 percent, Bauchi State – 0.25 percent, Bayelsa State- – 3.05 percent, Benue State – 6.68 percent, Borno State – 0.08 percent, Cross River State – 3.63 percent, Delta State – 5.61 percent, Ebonyi State – 7,51 percent, Edo State – 1.40 percent, Ekiti State – 0.083 percent, Enugu State – 10.40 percent, FCT Abuja – 4.79 percent, Gombe – 1.16 percent, Imo State – 18.23 percent, Jigawa State – 0.33 percent, Kaduna State – 0.41 percent, Kano State – 0.74 percent and Katsina state with 0.25 percent participation. Others are Kwara State with 0.41 percent participation, Kogi State – 0.25 percent, Kebbi State – 0.30 percent, Lagos State – 3.80 percent, Nasarawa State – 0.15 percent, Ogun State – 0.33 percent, Ondo State – 0.33 percent, Oyo State – 0.25 percent, Plateau State – 0.33 percent, Rivers State – 4.87 percent, Sokoto State – 0.15 percent, Taraba State – 0.15 percent, Yobe State – 0.25 percent and Zamfara State with 0.15 percent participation.


The report revealed that over 80.45 percent of the Igbo indicated that they want Biafra; 17.99 percent indicated their preference for regional autonomous government, modelled after the 1963 constitution, while the remaining 1.57 percent wants to remain in Nigeria as it is today. GIA said even though, the survey was meant for the Igbo; over 8.50 percent non-Igbo participated in the process, with over 94. 22 percent of the respondents, falling into the age bracket of 18 and above. The survey result found a very strong support for Biafra identified mainly in the southern state. The group noted that the survey, which was the first of its kind, demonstrated preference for Biafra as the first choice for the Igbo people. “It clarifies what the Igbo want. This is the first time a statistical evidence is presented, indicating that a wide majority of the Igbo people want Biafra,” GIA submitted. The survey results also found that those who want regional autonomous government came a distant second with 17.99 percent, whereas those who want Nigeria as presently constituted came last with a skimpy 1.57 percent; a clear indication that nobody wants to be in Nigeria with its current structure. Following the outcome of the survey, GIA is calling on the All Progressives Congress-led Federal Government and its relevant agencies and stakeholders to listen to the voice of the people, and respect their will. “If after 100 years of co-existence, the various components that make up Nigeria still find it impossible to co-exist without violence, then the structure calls for a review. The religious intolerance, unwarranted killings of innocent citizens by the Nigerian military and Fulani herdsmen, the in-depth corruption in Nigeria and the ill-treatments and marginalization of the Igbo and others in Nigeria has given rise to the fear, faithlessness, anger and agitations in the land, which necessitated the opinion poll. Something needs to be done now and urgently,” the group stated. The group went further to say that “the present Nigerian government should do the needful by starting the process of consultation with the various tribes and parts of Nigeria to discuss how they wish to continue in the Nigerian project.



There is no gain saying that Nigeria is in crisis and has hopelessly remained unworkable for so long. The earlier we accept these facts and opt for a change of the current structure through self-determination or regional autonomy for the component parts, the better for all and sundry. The current Nigerian government knows that to continue to live in denial about Nigeria is not only deceitful and counter-productive but also very dangerous. “A responsible and ingenious government does not ignore the will of her people. Any leader, be it in government or any other human endeavour that altruistically claims a role in emancipation of mankind, cannot afford to ignore the will of the people.”

Read more at: https://www.vanguardngr.com/2018/03/opinion-poll-shows-overwhelming-igbo-majority-wants-biafra

Ejyksneh:
This Governor has good agenda for ndi Enugu but those never-do well fellows from Nsukka will embezzle the whole money brought out for project, I'm from umuosigide in Nsukka but all of them have one oafish attitude

nuoladee:
These are the ten actresses in Yorubahood that are more beautiful than those in the other https://www.nairaland.com/4378443/top-10-most-beautiful-yoruba/3#65532255 list. I don't know why bloggers refuse to do proper research before coming up with their lists. Someone else wrote a post on this but as a lover of yorubahood I noticed she just picked out the most popular actresses and gave the post a different title not to mention the heavily made up pix that don't do justice to any of the actresses.

In no particular order these are some of yorubahood actress more beautiful than those she included.

I added natural pix for the "remove their makeup" peeps

Tope Osoba

ultimateballer:
This is for the “Fooballers are richer than musicians” Nigerian crowd who think the world starts and ends with football. Lol

American rapper, Jay Z has displaced Sean Diddy Combs as the wealthiest Hip-hop artist on Forbes 2018 edition.

Jay Z topped the list as he emerged with an estimated net worth of $900 million.

His earnings took out Diddy from the number 1 spot, a title he previously held for seven consecutive years.

The rapper improved on his net worth from $810 million to $900 million over the past years, seizing hip-hop’s cash crown for the first time since Forbes started counting back in 2011.

Diddy is now placed at the number 2 with estimated net worth at $825 million, while Dr. Dre keeps his number 3 spot after his net worth increased from $740 million to $770 million.

Fellow rappers, Eminem and Drake emerged 4th and 5th position with net worth estimated at $100 million respectively.

http://dailypost.ng/2018/03/02/jay-z-displaces-diddy-forbes-wealthiest-hip-hop-artist/

dominion001:
Afghanistan, Pakistan and Syria will like to associate with him.

bigfish3k:
jealousy will not finish u

imhotep:
we know them

salegella:
The burukutu addicted drunkard with his brewery-sized belly will cause the people in Sierra Leone to run out of ogogoro and all intoxicant there.

Foolish man who earned PhD in corruption

ChidiAlaigbo:
Such a dumb view. You obviously do not understand jurisdiction and the powers vested into the various organisations mentioned.

So EFCC can just pick uphome to liaise with Scotland Yard and interpol ........under what law or treaty sir? Mumu

eodavids:
Perhaps the worse disease ever is zombiism.
That's irrational way of life

247frolicboss:
Laurie Idahosa, the wife of Faith Emmanuel Benson Idahosa, a bishop of Church of God Mission International (CGMI), has raised alarm on social media after the number of her followers on Instagram reached 66.6k.

According to the Book of Revelation, the number ‘666’ is known to be a mark of an antagonistic creature that appears briefly about two-thirds into the apocalyptic vision.

However, in modern pop culture, 666 is widely known as the symbol for the Antichrist. The bishop’s wife stated that she needed to change the number.

She further noted that even though she doesn’t believe that the devil has authority over her she would feel better if the number changed.


She said:



http://www.newshelmng.com/2018/03/bishop-idahosas-wife-calls-for-help-to.html

ManirBK:
I support the move but BiaPigs will not support or lauds the initiative because their brother Ekweremadu is involved.what a bigotry!

They even adopted Saraki (as they did to Jonathan) because he is corrupt, that's the qualification of been their hero. Thank God Buhari is "no nonsense" corruption fighter, a reason he is at parallel lane with igbos.
Mynd44 lalasticlala abeg do the needful.

Agritech:
http://saharareporters.com/2018/03/03/buhari-writes-uks-serious-fraud-office-asking-them-probe-how-saraki-ekweremadu-acquired-

AAlozie:
Udo diri gi

fitinwell:
But the intelligent question is... Who are the sponsors of this boko haram sect..?
Are they Nigerians?
What in heavens did they want?


Someone please i need response..

Ecstasy154:
The Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, has said its government would not waste time in assenting to the Peace Corps of Nigeria establishment bill if voted into power in the 2019 presidential elections.

The party’s national publicity secretary, Mr. Kola Ologbondiyan, made this known in a statement while reacting to President Muhammadu Buhari’s refusal to assent to the Peace Corps bill passed by the national assembly in 2017.

The PDP stated that the ruling All Progressives Congress, APC, lacked youth-driven ideologies and should be voted out in the forthcoming general elections for failing to create any job opportunities for the teeming jobless Nigerians as it promised during the 2015 pre-election campaigns

Ologbondiyan said, “The PDP noted with dismay how a party that promised massive job creation would decline assenting to such a bill meant to create millions of jobs for Nigerians”.

The party stressed that citing of financial difficulties as reasons for rejecting the bill as laughable, questioning what the APC administration was doing or has done with the so-called billions of naira it allegedly recovered in its witch-hunting fight against corruption.

The main opposition party maintained that voting the APC out of power was the only option left for Nigerians, declaring that the APC had nothing tangible to offer Nigerians rather than leading the country backward.

http://dailypost.ng/2018/03/03/will-happen-peace-corps-bill-regain-power-pdp/

AAlozie:
Nna ole way?

ikorodureporta:
Source: http://punchng.com/nigerian-prison-cells-where-inmates-live-like-kings-use-co-prisoners-as-servants/

CastedDude:
The United Nations Organisation on Friday began the evacuation of aid workers from Rann community in the Kala-Balge Local Government Area of Borno State, following a heavy Boko Haram terrorists’ attack which left three UN workers dead.

According to reports, the Boko Haram insurgents attacked the Rann Internally Displaced Persons camp late on Thursday, during which the UN workers were killed.

Two of the deceased workers were with UN agency; International Organisation for Migration, while the third victim was a doctor, working with the UN Children’s Fund. A female UN nurse was also reported to have been abducted by the insurgents.

Report has it that apart from the officials, a yet-to-be-ascertained number of civilians in the camp were also killed while many others were injured during the gun battle. The Boko Haram terrorists reportedly abducted three aid workers and civilians apart from the UN nurse.

Two of the abducted workers are reportedly working with the International Committee of the Red Cross – another major international relief agency in the North-East.

Source; https://www.nationalhelm.co/2018/03/un-begins-evacuation-aid-workers-deadly-boko-haram-attack-photos.html