₦airaland Forum

thebosstrevor1:
Indigenisation policy was brought by obasanjo in 1972 and amended in 1977 to curtail the number of foreigners in the Nigerian economy.

It was a kind of nationalisation method so that Nigerians can get more opportunities.

The chairmen of victimhood are claiming the policy was against them.

PataAlhajaKeji:
Nigerians that have been emigrating to the United States since time immemorial should keep it up, please.

You guys, through your progenies, gave us world-class male and female basketball teams and now, our first Olympic gymnast.

The emigration to the states should not stop, please.

MUMUBBQGRILLS:
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Officialgarri:
No. Not same oil.

First, Dubai is 3 times older than Nigeria
Second, Dubai's population is not even up to the population of Delta state alone

Oracleforce:
Every evil thing is traceable to the Igbo people...
The Igbo. girl come Benin university come still cheat...and she studies microbiology...one of the simplest course in medical line.
If this girl graduates, how did she want to defend her results...? The girl.even look like Olosho runs girls on campus..

Tueh oloshi. I spit on her toto

8BowlofFlour:
Next time keep your mouth shot

seunH:
You're right sir, but not on allegation of malpractice. Irresponsible behavior? Yes, examination malpractice? No

Almaigaa:
This IGBO Girl Peace Ufuoma don enter one chance.

seunH:
I personally believe if she has a good lawyer, she would go scot-free. For the action the school took to be valid, there must be evidence of malpractice, as in solid evidences like witnesses, malpractice material (phone, microchips, textbook etc) etc. That she wrote it on her clothes is not valid enough to make her guilty, any body can write anything. For instance, if I write on my shirt "I am a yahoo boy" does it mean I would go to jail for Internet fraud. The highest the law enforcement agency can do, is try to investigate me in order to get solid evidences which would be presented to the judge. Presenting my shirt where I wrote "I am a yahoo boy" to the judge as their only evidence would be toss into the thrash can!!!!

juman:
I hate been in the same country with igbos and fulani.
Never trust igbo.

juman:
There is nothing like fulani Oligarchy in Nigeria.
Many of those northerners you think are fulanis are hausas or other tribes.

Presidents that are fulani are shagari and buhari.
General Muritala Muhammad tribe is debatable.

Fulani do not control the politics, nor the economy etc. You rarely see super rich fulani person.
The only thing they control is cattle market.

Fejoku:
After the first coup happened, it was recorded that people all across Nigeria were jubilating that a corrupt government has been weeded out including the Tivs that were been slaughtered under the directive of Ahmadu Bello. All of a sudden, the narrative changed that Igbos wanted to Lord over other tribes. It was no longer about young patriotic soldiers cleaning the system. This marked the beginning of the infamous pogrom of the 60s. Tens of thousands of Igbos were slaughtered all across Northern Nigeria in which smaller tribes in the middlebelt today actively participated. There were fewer attacks against the Igbos in the West too. This was the beginning of the naive support for the fulanis to take over Nigeria.
What really prompted the coup in the first place? From I read, there was a plan of a jihad spearheaded by Ahmadu Bello. He was directly controlling the Prime minister Tafawa Balewa at the time. He ensured that Awolowo was sent to jail to pave way for the conquest of the West. He openly boasted about the destruction of the AG upon the incarceration of Awo. The Tiv uprising as written in mainstream media was more of a revolt against the constant killing of their people for refusing to be subservient to the fulani. The same continues today. Therefore, taking him out of the scene should have been accepted as a big achievement every peaceful tribe but that wasn't the case.
Fast forward to Ironsi's government who couldn't improve on the situation giving the tempo of the time. He failed to exploit the situation and balance the power play as it should be which bought time for the middlebelt tribes to unite with the bruised fulanis to get back to power. Gowon and Theophilus Danjuma are still alive and should be speaking out currently except if they are satisfied with the present situation. Ojukwu came into the scene and called for a confederation at Aburi, Ghana. If Gowon was to have stuck to the gentlemen agreement, perhaps the story today could have been palatable. As we all know, he didn't and a war was forced on the Igbos and other eastern groups. Other tribes passionately enlisted to go and fight for the fulanis thinking they're fighting for Nigeria. We all know the level of destruction both materially and socially the war had on us all. The middlebelt tribes only started to get the idea what was amiss after Gowon was booted out of power. This led to the Dimka coup and also to the Orkar coup. However, they couldn't have the backbone to effectively break through the fulani control likely because Igbos(a powerful group) has been edged out of the power equation. All these other groups didn't know that by the single act of joining forces to edge our Igbos, they have also put themselves in a disadvantaged position. Today, we all can confirm this point. Will other tribes be willing to vote in an Igbo president? Will they wholeheartedly work with Igbos to free themselves from the killing fields of the fulanis or will they continue to pretend as more people are slaughtered daily?

Guestlander:
RoadkillBBQgrills, can't you ever be honest?

ednut1:
I thought every one of them is a millionaire . Cubana no even fit tar the road to hin house nawa

theTranslator:


Never knew you were this smart

I guess everyone has a good side

Buckeyemedia1:
Yet you are shouting Biafra after all the prosperity in Nigeria?