₦airaland Forum

LOMBARDY:
Optimism doesn't destroy a room for reasonable doubt

LOMBARDY:
At times I try not to think of it as a problem but it definitely is one

LOMBARDY:
Even the north has a lot of languages too..
Plus the ones in the south, what were they thinking?? Unity in diversity??

LOMBARDY:
Just take a look at most developed and wealthy nations on Earth, US, UK, Japan, China, Russia, Canada, Germany and the rest are mostly monolingual or there's one two or three dialects which everyone understands. Does that mean that a large portion of their problems has been cut off?

Why didn't they do the same in Colonial Africa, if it could work for them or where they experimenting or am i wrong??

YorubaNinja:
Ugly Mutha fucka like this dude...

Well, na 9ja as long as she get brezz and yansh... she go dey alright.

PureFace1:
The managing director of proforce is a Nigerian not columbian

The CEO of Proforce is a Nigerian not columbian

The manufacturing plants and offices are all in Nigeria not Columbia

Proforce is a subsidiary of a Nigerian conglomerate not a Columbian conglomerate

You can keep deceiving yourself


You are a nonentity that his opinion doesn't count anyway

TundeBricklayer:
Manifacture waiting They just used pan and bulletproof to redesign the window and used pan for the back

naijaguy123456:
Headline by tomorrow: Baby elephant roasted in Benin !!!

GidiWoodsMan:
Well it's the first time am hearing this from an Ibo man. We seem to agree on the finer points of tradition here, because what that Saheed Olamilekan has done out there in Ireland is completely alien to Yoruba culture, too.

GidiWoodsMan:
Oh yeah? That's why they call themselves 'royal majesty' and make people bow down to them? Is that why they wear that clumsy traditional regalia too?

Come with facts, don't come with propaganda & barefaced lies to counter what we see with our own eyes, please

GidiWoodsMan:
This is nonsense. That bleached-out ass-hole calls himself a 'royal majesty', royal fatber of all Yoruba descendants in Ireland. On what authority has he become an 'oba alade'? Yoruba people have finally caught that bug from the Ibos, going around installing themselves as sovereign monarchs in other people's land.

Dude is probably an internet fraudster who cashed out big and now doesn't know what to do with the money, he's obviously jobless though. I pity those gullible whites following them around, those guys are obviously all crooks and dishonest men.

omenka:
Waiting on Wadata plaza to comment, since they have been the biggest promoters of freedom of expression and spearhead attacks on Buhari and APC with regards to *human rights abuses*.

Waiting on pdp supporters to also come tell us how ALL our leaders are useless instead of specifically criticizing one of their own governors.

pazienza:
Nwanne, the Igbo political class/Jobbers will never subscribe to Biafra.
They have a life time of lavish political contracts, retirement benefits, etc to live for in Nigeria.
They have no shame and will not mind becoming third class citizens in Nigeria, so long as their masters give them the key to SE share of the national cake to continue feeding fat off.

Ndiigbo will not be given 2023 presidential ticket By APC or PDP, and I can assure you that nothing will happen.

The Biafran project is a marathon. The Igbo commoners charting it will do well not to allow Nigerian politicians of Igbo extraction, who represent the greatest enemies of Biafra today, to use it as pawn in their political games in Nigeria.


I fully maintain that we should stick to our current pace, and not let the elites who only see the agitation as a means of threat to force their fellow Nigerians to cut a bigger size of the national cake to them, hijack it, only to abandon us when they get settled by their fellow Nigerians, with thousands of us dying again. The more powerless and humiliated in the Nigerian political arrangement the Igbo political jobbers become, the better for the Igbo commoners and our Biafran cause- go figure.

Beedehmee:
who is now leading a phd holder like you
LAS LAS SKUL NA SCAM.

kinzation:
So when you leave and become autonomous , will it make the autonomous country better?

like you said " so that we can take our criminality with us"

the crime will still continue

BrandSpurNG:
The Federal Government of Nigeria has approved the construction of Bakassi Deep Seaport which is currently ongoing. Cross River State Governor, Prof. Ben Ayade announced the report and said that the approval has paved way to launch the port on a commercial scale.

“We have got the official approval for the Bakassi Deep Sea Port Outline Business Case which means that the Nigerian government has now officially recognized the Bakassi Deep Sea Port and has given us the impetus to go for the full business case,” stated Prof. Ben Ayade.

Bakassi Deep Seaport

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The Bakassi Deep Seaport is to become the second trade port in Nigeria, after the Apapa port and would be the maritime gateway for the country’s landlocked northeast. This is because the rest of the ports are oil terminals.

The project development is supported by the interim transaction advisors, The Infrastructure Bank, and China Harbour. The project entails an evacuation corridor and a six-lane highway linking the port with the north. The proposed six-lane highway spans 162 miles across the length of the geographical space of the state from Bakassi in the South up to Northern part of the state which borders with Benue state in North Central Nigeria.

The 20-metre-deep harbour will cost approximately US $800 million and will be built via a public-private partnership (PPP). Upon completion, the Bakassi port will reduce congestion faced in Lagos ports and the Onne West Africa Container Terminal in Rivers State. It will also aid in the transportation of farm produce from the north to other parts of the country.
“The outline business case proposed a 20-metre-deep harbour for transnational shipping, making it “the deepest seaport in Africa,” said Governor Ayade.

SOURCE:https://brandspurng.com/2019/10/09/nigeria-approves-2-billion-bakassi-deep-seaport/

MelesZenawi:
According to the Urban Dictionary, the term “starboy” refers to a man who enjoys the company of more than one woman at a time. By implication, a star boy is a womanizer, a philanderer, a man who has sex with many women. However, in the present Nigerian political context, the term “starboy” has been coined to refer to a popular government official, the Vice President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, Professor Yemi Osinbajo.


Imagine definition ascribed to a pastor.

Extra Marital diversions

buhariguy:
That is why biafra wil never come to pass

valentineuwakwe:
Sincerely this Emir is right. ....He is the first one to sincerely say the truth about our oneness but we need to address certain injustices and iron out past grievances. ..I don't knw of you but I still believe in this country...
Nigeria we hail thee!

kinzation:
A quick question for you.

What is/are the benefits we stand to derive if we all go our separate ways?

festacman:
God bless Alhaji Samaila Muhammed Mera, the Emir of Argungu for those words of wisdom. Nigeria is bigger and better together although more should be done to give every every one a sense of belonging.

KEVIND:
Alhaji Samaila Muhammed Mera, the Emir of Argungu, has warned that Nigeria risks another devastating civil war if the calls for the country’s break up are not halted.

The first class monarch and foremost traditional ruler said the nation is better off as one entity.

The monarch pointed out that if Nigeria was separated today, each of these ethnic groups would start rising against each other, waging supremacy war and this would lead to another civil war.

He said, “I am not a constitutional lawyer or politician. Whatever restructuring would take place in this country, my sincere advice is that we are better off to remain one Nigeria than divided into pieces,” he was quoted by Sun.

“I keep on telling my friends in the South-East, South-South regions of Nigeria that it will be a sad day for me whenever any one of them would have to collect visa before they could visit me. There is strength in number, unity.

“We are over 150 million now in term of our population and there was a forecast that before end of this century, Nigeria’s population would exceed 300 million making us the most populous nation behind China and Indian.

“If you look around the world today, the most successful nations are those with highest population. Like I said, our problem is that we are not patient with our leaders.

“Just imagine, if Igbo break away, how many land space do they have? The same thing with Yoruba, the same thing with us in the Northern region.

“Every part of this country has something to offer to other regions. We are better the way we are now. Whatever our grievances are, let us embrace dialogue and address our differences.

“Whenever I hear our people are agitating for Biafra here, another region calling for break up, I feel sad.

“We must not forget what happened to Albania, Yugoslavia, and others when they separated into seven nations.

“Their country was the most vibrant nation in Europe in term of economy. But today, they are small nations with inadequate resources to cater for their citizens.

“This should be a big lesson to us. If we break up, all of us would suffer for it, because we have many ethnic groups and tribes across the country.

“If we were separated today, each of these ethnic groups would start rising against each other, waging supremacy war.

“May God forbid, that would be the beginning of civil war. Instead, we should continue to pray for our leaders, unite for the country’s survival and development.

“We need to fully tap our potential. We were made to understand that Zamfara state is the richest state in Nigeria in term of gold deposits.

“Have we fully utilized this potential? Also Kebbi state is blessed with gold and other mineral resources.

“In fact, each state across Nigeria has two or more natural resources that could change the economy of this country for better. We were also told that there are large deposits of gas in the Northeast.

“Let us bring all these potentials out, utilise them and I am optimistic that all these threats of breaking away, restructuring and others would be history in our country.”

https://dailypost.ng/2019/10/05/emir-reveals-may-lead-another-civil-war-nigeria/

PoliticalWitch:
because we focused on the snake we missed the scorpionl
African Proverb