₦airaland Forum

kokozain:
is he not eligible? As an ex president whose jeep was damaged on the issue of security breached(and this was done by PDP to score cheap political point)

WIZGUY69:
innoson should work on their prices first, this isn't the time to compete with brands like Toyota or Benz.

Eledan:
Who are you to say so one is not Igbo? So everybody in Igboland must fall into the same narratives?
SMH

Know2020:
It was drawn intentionally. 90% of the oil in Rivers state was mapped out from Abia and Imo...that why the oil rich parts of Rivers are occupied by Igbos...Igbo speaking Rivers.

Udmaster:
an Ipob addict dictated.
Ur dilector is set to be Jailed.
Igbos are NOT Ipobs.

Emekamex:
APC zombies/defenders over to you.

Tunami:
but atleast am better than a zombie.

Manred0:
Pls, if u don't hv anytn meaningful to contribute, shut da Bleep up.

seunmsg:
The question is not about structure but about the sense in ensuring school children have the proper nutrition on daily basis. Your twitter senator criticised the proposal and in turn suggested that all we need to do is pay teachers promptly. That is just silly if you ask me.

We need knowledgeable and well paid teachers, good structures like you suggested and well nourished school children. A hungry or malnourished child can never learn well no matter the structures put in place and that's why all reasonable people should support the feeding program of the government and not criticise it just for criticising sake like Ben Bruce is doing.

seunmsg:
Illiterate senator talking rubbish and thinking he's making common sense. He just goes about criticising everything just for the sake of criticising.

Primary education and paying schools teachers is strictly the responsibilities of state and local governments. Federal government is only supporting the efforts of the state government with the feeding program by ensuring school children are properly fed before classes. Students will never learn well when they are hungry so, there is nothing bad in federal governments plan.

Paying teachers promptly is good but not the major solution to the problem in the education sector. Most of the primary school teachers in rural states are not even qualified to teach and like the saying goes, 'you can't give what you don't have'. We saw the reactions of teachers in Ekiti and Edo state when the government wanted to administer competency test on them, they revolted and even voted out the Fayemi government in Ekiti and Edo state had to cancel the plan. What we should do now is for states to sieve the list of their teachers, sack the poor ones, invest massively in training the good ones and bring in fresh graduates just like the federal government is proposing with its plan to employ 500,000 teachers.

Topestbilly:
Op should be BAN for 3years

Olabestonic001:
Ethnic groups: Nigeria, Africa's most
populous country, is composed of more
than 250 ethnic groups; the following are
the most populous and politically
influential: Hausa and Fulani 29%, Yoruba
21%, Igbo (Ibo) 18%, Ijaw 10%, Kanuri 4%,
Ibibio 3.5%, Tiv 2.5%
Definition: This entry provides an ordered
listing of ethnic groups starting with the
largest and normally includes the percent
of total population.
Source: CIA World Factbook - This page
was last updated on June 30, 2015



www.indexmundi.com/nigeria/ethnic_groups.html

maestroferddi:
Your name must be one of a.joke, ode.bunmi or a.dupe...

What a comic relief we are having here!

How can a right-thinking person suggest that Yorubas outnumber Igbos in northern Nigeria?

Are we talking of Kano metropolis alone with an estimated population of over three million Igbos or what do we say of Zaria, Kaduna and even Katsina?

Why are you guys making fools of yourselves arguing blindly for the sake of argument?

I give up...

chuksoyo21:
KADUNA – The north will never discover oil in the Chad basin of Nigeria even after it has wasted $3 billion, approximately (N900 billion) in oil exploration in the basin, said Senator Shehu Sani, Chairman, Senate Committee on foreign and domestic debts.

Sani, made the above affirmation Monday when members of Kaduna State Students Union paid him a courtesy call in his Kaduna office.

This in variance with the position of the Chairman, of the Northern Nigeria Development Company, (NNDC) Alhaji Bashir Dalhatu, who had said last year NNDC would commence the exploration of oil and gas in the said basin and the upper Benue trough.

Said Sani: “Oil exploration in the north has been carried out back to days far beyond that of former President Jonathan Goodluck.

I am calling on President Mohamadu Buhari to order a probe into this questionable search for oil. Past leaders have amassed wealth through this venture, and I want the president to investigate this.

“If we cannot fine oil, we must get our money back because so far over $3 billion US Dollars had been wasted on oil exploration in the north, particularly in the Chad Basin and Benue trough.

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/02/608301/

nigerianvenom:
https://www.thecable.ng/sanusi-buharis-fx-policy-encourages-corruption

Yarnvibes:
For me I think I go for 5 Majid

Beremx:
Does my little Prince look like Rochas? Abeg i no fit laugh!

Medunah:
So true.... I remember one time when we used to av dogs, my mum killed one of d puppies with her car, the puppy was sleeping under d car close to the tire nd my mum didn't check b4 moving her car

Khaynet:
was he elected to protect goats?


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meanwhile you should definitely check my signature

HopeAtHand:
9jacrip, omoajowa7...the Igbos dont like you, you too do not like them. What the hell we doing in same country. The sensible thing is to split. Please join the crusade to split the country, that way, we wouldn't get in each others face.

ta4ba3:
Even harry porter no long reach dis one