₦airaland Forum

THERE IS NO CONFUSION. THE ONLY WAY OUT IS BIAFRA

SLAP44:
Does it mean the president didn't go to school as alleged?

he probably doesn't have FSLC

muykem:
I just dey laugh. This building wey they don mark for destruction.

the engineers musr check it first as must of the buildinglike the bridges may collaspe

immhotep:
Love thy neighbor

why should a neigbour turn self in a way to attract hatred.

like Gay
Muslim
adulterer
killer
gosip
et,c,

what a dangerous way to live
repent

Uteghe:
This is good news. I still believe creation of Biafra will stop kidnapping.

yes ohhhhhhhhhhh
long live Biafra

EVILFOREST:
Let me ask again...??
What does a BLACKMAN contribute..?
Simple COPY and PASTE is a serious challenge for us.
However, they can freeze TUMORS but not LEUKAEMIA.
That will actually be difficult.

cholere vaccine was produced by Late Prof. Njoku Obi from Biafraland of Owerri.

WRITTEN BELOW IS 1st October not Sept.


I Hear Heavy Rain With Thunder In Aso-Rock – Mbaka


The Director of Adoration Ministry Enugu, Reverend Father Ejike Mbaka has come again with fresh prophecies in order to prove his authenticity to Ebube Muonso.

According to exclusive103.com, Father Mbaka said ‘there will be heavy rain in Aso-Rock on the 1th of September, because the Gods are angry with Buhari

Father Mbaka who refused to say anything concerning the accusation levelled against him by Ebube have broken the silence stating: “I don’t have much words to say over what Ebube mounso said about me, I’m a Prophet of God everyone knows that, when I prophecy it comes to pass, and for someone to come from nowhere and question my authenticity, that person is on the blink of extension”.

“To prove my authenticity to the world and Nigerians in general, to prove that am really a Prophet of God, I’m going to make a Prophecy that “on the first of October coming month, there will be darkness in the cloud over Nigeria for a complete 5hours starting on the 12noon till 5pm then, after it will follow up a massive rain with thunder” if this sign did not occur ” on the first of October, then I will resign as a Prophet”.

“I repeat again, on the first of October coming month, there will be darkness in the cloud over Nigeria for a complete Five hours starting on the 12noon till 5pm, then after it, will follow up a massive rain with thunder” if this sign did not occur ” on the first of October, then I will resign as a Prophet”.

he must be a muslim and fanatic

MoneyMan5:
Coward Nnamdi Cownu

The Greatest Coward of the century

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a revolution fighting for your life...............................

young people should comtimue for tomorrow



yes fighting for your life and future


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Flexherbal:
I think we should show our new president some respect

he should simply resign.

GHOSTSNIPER:
Spot on, a politician who just lost election can not lead a legitimate revolution..
National security is the word, if you don't get it ask Donald Trump of America.

a revolution is never led////////////////

slimfit1:
Fear grip Buhari released him don't mess with Iran, Iran that is battling with American not to talk of Nigeria.

dont mind am them 4 use rocket finish aso rock

River state is biafran territory like uyo, aba enugu and the rest of them. so do not expect a zoological response.

ernie4life:
Lifting people out of extreme poverty to normal poverty, interesting
Still doesn't change a thing.

FROM DESTITUTION TO PENURY THEN TO POVERTY

there is nothing like southeners. either east or west

[quote author= post=80596133]God bless our darling President Muhammadu Buhari,
A man who doesn't intervene in the rule of law.
A man who sent 2 APC governors to jail in his first term.
(But wailers can never ever know this!
Cos they have been willfully blind and deaf!)
Wailers, AKA, Children of hate and perdition would have been crying like goats assuming it is a former PDP govenor being investigated this way.
Hypocrites!

Let the law take its full course.
If Rochas is found not guilty, he should be let free,
If otherwise, he should face the consequences.
GOOD JOB EFCC!

We Rise![/quote]KEEP BLESS NEGATIVITY AND FAILLURE. IT MAY FOLLOWS YOU.

BY THE TIME IMOLITES ARE THROUGH WITH HIM, HE SHALL SERVE AS AN EXAMPLE FOR OTHERS.

splendour7:
The same nwodo that collaborated with the federal government to kill and proscribe Nnamdi Kanu Lead Ipob because they formed a vigilant group to protect igbos against fulani invasion,is now calling the igbos to protect them selves? is that not laughable? protect our self with what exactly? fufu and egbuisi??

dont mind them

the only way out is for us to actualize biafra.

ohaneze cannot talk for biafrans

- IPOB

Cherrybae:
I am igbo and can never hate my people. I only hate the ipobs for the pains they brought on my family with there biafra agitation that claimed the life of my only brother

God will punish Nnamdi kanu and ipobs

Go check your DNA
you are not Igbo.

Ngori ngori..........

MyGeneration:
What he said is true. Igbos shud not use submissions of less travelled tribes to make our judgement.

This ruga settlements hold much potentials for those that will understand. Its a nice initiative

Ruga settlement has the ability to make NIGERIA a beef exporting country.

go make it in the core north where the 75% of Nigerians land lies...not on top of biologically diverse oil rich niger delta

Olanipekun1:
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trash trash trash

this Ruga thing is fulani herdsmen vs rest of Nigerians

don't let your hate for Igbos shrink your sense of reasoning

Buhari is a criminal terrorist
Amaechi is a thief

kiss the truth

we have been accommodating you but not your cattle and Islamization

DID I HEAR HIM SAY "IN BIAFRALAND"?

adekolaelect:
Hummm the chief justice of Biafra land has spoken but you forget to know our existing electoral law does not recognise electronics voting .sorry frustrated wailers always reason upside down .

but recognizes card reader to server

Oluwabash:
From a market on Lagos Island, Nigeria, the skyline of the city of Lagos is visible. Among many companies, there is a great deal of nervousness around investing in Nigeria.



Nigeria has overtaken South Africa as Africa’s largest economy. And with over 200 million people, it is the largest market in the continent, its population nearly twice the size of Ethiopia (110 million) or Egypt (102 million).

Yet among many companies, there is a great deal of nervousness around investing in Nigeria. One business development officer of a large company told me recently: “We’re not in Nigeria; one of our guys heard you can’t go there.”

This kind of second hand hearsay is a risky way to make proper business decisions. When firms make what we refer to as accidental decisions—those based on media reports or anecdotal evidence—it is hard to effectively quantify and manage risks.

Nigeria is definitely a challenging place to operate. But ultimately, the nation is too important to ignore.

Investment by the United States in Nigeria is Growing

Foreign direct investment stock from the United States into Nigeria was $5.8 billion in 2017, up 32.8 percent since 2016, according to the U.S. Trade Representative. However, a significant chunk of U.S. FDI in Nigeria and the continent goes into the resources sector.

The Commercial and Investment Dialogue with the Nigerian government, originally recommended by President Obama’s President’s Advisory Council on Doing Business in Africa, is now in full force, and earlier this year, the U.S. Commercial Service hosted the USA Trade Fair in Lagos, Nigeria—attended by more than 4,000 delegates. Many of America’s biggest firms were out in force, as were smaller names in the agribusiness, aviation, consumer, energy, industrials, and security sectors.

Now, other countries are starting to catch America’s lead—notably the Chinese.

China’s Africa Strategy Presents a Formidable Challenge

China is using all of its political, industrial, and financial might to build deep connections in Africa. Engagement is strategic, multilateral, and well-organized under the biennial Forum on China-Africa Cooperation and the Belt and Road Initiative.

Chinese construction firms are building road, rail, port, communications, mining, and energy projects funded by loans from The Export-Import Bank of China or state-owned banks, using Chinese machinery, and with Chinese operators often operating the asset after completion.


Source: UNCTAD World Investment Report 2018
Chinese business development teams visit Africa’s toughest neighborhoods to establish relationships—often long before most American executives have even considered an investment in the country in question. Headlines trumpet Chinese “investment” in Africa, but much of this is actually lending, rather than equity investment. International experience is helping Chinese firms improve their product quality, service delivery, and technological capabilities every day, making them ever-stronger global competitors.

The key to China’s success on the continent is that designing “good enough” equipment for the price their customers will pay. A Chinese-made truck starter will fail after a fraction of the starts a North American truck operator considers normal—but it will also cost a fraction of the price. Likewise, a Chinese-designed smartphone will work on local networks, enjoy long battery life, run the right apps—and come at an affordable price. Despite recent political hiccups, Huawei is the dominant supplier of communications and networking equipment on the continent. Africans benefit from the firm’s low-cost vendor financing, ultra-advanced technology, and turnkey service for modern network installations.

In Nigeria, Demand Exceeds Supply

Nigeria is famous for its power shortages. With only about 5GW of grid power available (on a good day), it’s no surprise that there is an estimated 20GW of captive, backup, and household-level power installed by the private sector.

But this isn’t just a risk. It’s also a business opportunity.

In 2011, Nigeria privatized the power generation and distribution portions of its electricity industry. Performance is well below expectations so far, thanks to gas supply shortages, below-contract tariffs, and poor cash collection. The opportunity? Most manufacturers run their own captive power plants—and they’re investing in advanced gas-fired turbines, high-efficiency production equipment, and renewable energy capacity. Households need prepaid electric meters, energy-efficient appliances, and more cost-effective standby generators.

The continent is becoming a big beneficiary of China’s large-scale investment in renewables—which are now vastly cheaper than they were just a decade ago. In Nigeria, solar, wind, and mini-hydro are rapidly filling in the gaps where grid power is unavailable. Local micro- or mini-grids can deliver power to light homes, charge phones, refrigerate medicines, preserve harvested produce, and bring the internet to schools.

In Nigeria, as elsewhere in Africa, the financial services sector is undergoing a transformation. Mobile money accounts are increasingly popular, led by M-PESA in Kenya. Mobile money has boosted economic activity and brought millions into the financial services sector.

African financial-technology entrepreneurs are testing innovative—and potentially disruptive—services. Where regulations allow, entrepreneurs and mobile operators are introducing low-cost mobile payment, investment, insurance, savings, loans, and cross-border money transfer services using the latest technology.

According to the World Bank, small- and medium-sized enterprises create an estimated 4 of every 5 new jobs in emerging markets, yet traditional corporate banks are still focused on serving large corporate customers.

Can You Create Long-Term Shareholder Value Without Africa?

This isn’t a simple question, but it has to be asked as part of any long-term growth and risk analysis.

Public capital markets are relentless in pushing for short-term earnings and returns. Set aside today’s imperative to meet quarterly earnings expectations, ignore for a minute the potential for activists to disrupt your investment programs because they don’t see an immediate ROI on your long-term strategic investments.

The long-term survival of a business depends on its ability to adapt, grow, and participate in the global economy of the future—and countries like Nigeria are part of this story.

all i can tell you as an ex-population supervisor and enumerator, with all the added figure, nigeria is not more than 140million people,,,,,

as ABANDON as June 12//////////////// indeed.

funny, really funny.

BuhariAdvocate:
Use your brain fighting terrorist is different from civil war .terrorist operate based on information,if another civil war occur again we will close our borders and send those who are not from our region to their region so they can help their people fighting federal government.

but the so called terrorist has done more harm than the civil war,,,,be it herdsmen, bandits or boko haram.

which Igbos?

Biafran Igbos or Zoo-Politicxal Igbos?

who sent Ohaneze to ask?

We are Bigger than SSG, even presidential position.

All we want is Biafra.

LZAA:
Sifia pain things
Cc immhotep Adaibeku

long live Biafra///

d only way out.....