₦airaland Forum

This is pure rubbish

In as much as I like the One Day governor thing ...they are not suppose to use a young boy of her mate to be her Guard. Imagine the parents of the boy sitting down and she their boy guarding his class mate . A young police officer wud be better

kolexy:
We should start by buying roofing sheet for Ileogbo before we start talking about moving the capital there

Ileogbo is not a village is a town ,a headquarter of a local government in Osun state so no need of buying roofing sheets

See an hardworking lady's face

The only time you can see those lazy slayqueens face like this is when they are receiving small doctor in bed.

weldone baby

They suppose shift FCT to from Abuja to Ileogbo in Osun state.

FCT supposed to be used to develop the underdevelop town in the country

It was used to develop Calabar...now a city

It was used to develop Lagos ..now a city

It has been using to develop a local village called Abuja and its now a City.

My opinion though

moderator pls help me delete the comment above so i can become the first to comment on this irrelevant topic


Modified: thank u moderator

what a romantic love story

During my secondary school days

There was a girl who happened to be most brilliant and beautiful in my set (2000), this girl has everything a real man needs in a lady, as a result of this we guys are afraid to woo . She was the Assistant senior girl and also the Social prefect at the same time while I was the Health prefect. One day a spirit entered me and i decided to woo (toast) her, I invited her to my birthday party after the party i called her in the mist of her friends that I want to see her in camera..lol and behold this girl ran to me and asked why did i want to see her , na hin me come start to dey stammer for 5mins I couldnt say anything and she was just staring at me with pity then she left my sight with frown face

I didnt enter school for a week cos I knew that she and her gang with mine will embarrass me and since that day I had no mouth to talk in class again.

On our valedictory day, I went to her with boldness after the party and I said ''yemisi, One day I will take you to the altar and you will be my wife '' and she replied '' guy let me tell you the truth we cant meet again and if we meet its just a school reunion besides i cant marry my mate and even if I decide to marry my mate it cant be you; yes you'' I went home and wept.

Sometimes in 2011 (after 11 years) fb sent me a Friend you may know, the name looks familiar and i clicked on it to check her profile behold its this lady , she is now a Banker, anyway Im not bad too im working in a Multinational company . To cut the story short ..In November 2012 she became my wife.

There is power in your tongue, if you believe you can achieve anything.

Op thanks

But point number 8 contradicts point number 7

python1:
Japanese will soon claim targeted victims.

this guy dey craz but its true sa

The Legend Drogba

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Which time Nairaland becomes useless like this... What makes this a news?

I see no one with integrity among this ones except Jimi Agbaje ..PDP is finished

This guy don suffer o , see as hin palm bi like person wey hin don suffer for village for 50yrs

What makes Traditional wedding different from Church wedding pls

Wrong place for the vehicle to be.. Generator go spoil the car

Na to dey carry gen put for the car anytime I'm going to oshodi cos the battery go run down inside 8hrs traffic

According to a Facebook user this Ministry just spring up in an undisclosed state in Nigeria

As the bullets flew and tore into their flesh, one of the condemned solders shook his head left and right and then he smiled. Present at the event was the chief of staff of the Nigerian Army (now called Chief of Army Staff) who himself had ordered the trial and execution. He made it very clear that anyone who kills any Igbo civilian, war or no war, would not be allowed to go scot free. It was a bloody day and may our nation not witness anything of such again but that if we learn from history and get our acts together as a people.

Thanks for your time.

https://.com/the-untold-story-of-how-nigerian-federal-government-killed-two-soldiers-for-murdering-four-innocent-biafrans-during-the-civil-war-in-1968/

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1st : Senior Officers ready to watch the bloody drama on execution ground.

2nd :Army Chief Brigadier Hassan Usman Katsina

At that moment, the Brigade Commander, Major S Adeniun, came out and read the charges to the hearing of everyone. He reminded the condemned that they had been found guilty of murder and announced the penalty to them under the traditions of the military. Then the bugle sounded ‘The Last Call’ and with horror on the faces of the spectators, the shots were fired. Some of the spectators could not withstand the agony and covered their faces while some others huddled together as if they were in a cold storm searching for warmth.

At 4:30 pm, the lousy crowd turned to the direction of a vehicle approaching. It was an army truck and everyone melted into a graveyard silence. In seconds, frowning soldiers brought one light-complexioned man on a stretcher and tied him to the stake close to drums filled with sand. His leg, which was heavy with bandages, was hanging as he was tied next to the drums of doom. The explanation for the bandage was that he sustained gunshot injuries when he made attempts to escape the day before his execution. Next was another man, dark and tall, he was in his army uniform. They marched him to the stake and promptly tied him up. The armed squad then broke into two groups, took positions in front of the two condemned men and aimed their cocked guns. But it was not time to fire yet.

The government was determined to make a scape goat of these two officers and 24 hours before they were to be executed, the radios were blaring with constant announcements that two officers (names withheld) of the Nigerian Army were going to be executed by a firing squad at the King’s Square in Benin City in what Mid West State of Nigeria (later known as Bendel State before splitting into Edo and Delta States). Their offence? Conspiracy and unlawful killing.

What happened was that a court martial established by the military authorities pronounced the two officers guilty of murdering for innocent Biafrans (Igbo civilians) at a place called Ogwashi-Uku near Asaba in what is now Delta State (but then it was called Mid West State). (Ogwashi Uku is the hometown of many prominent Nigerians like Austin JayJay Okocha and Dr. Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala). That was not the end. The military tribunal also chose a peculiar spot for their execution. They chose a spot that had a history of killings, bloodshed, executions and death. The army officers were to be killed at a spot that was just a few hundred yards from the area where some chiefs of the Benin kingdom were executed by the British colonial government back in 1897. The British had declared the Benin chiefs guilty after accusing them of rising in armed opposition against the British Benin Expedition where thousands of precious Benin artifacts were stolen and have not been returned till this moment. The military council chose that these condemned soldiers be executed in the same ground.

The time for the execution that Thursday was 5 p.m but anxious Nigerians in the city and even those from the neighboring cities did not want to miss a part of the bloody action. So as early as 11 o’clock in the morning, they had started trooping into the King’s Square. From traders to farmers to market women to school children to artisans, all feet rushed to the King’s Square to get the best view of the killing.

The Federal Republic of Nigeria became an independent nation on the 1st of October 1960 and since then, it has witnessed the highest and the lowest of history. Thursday, the 27th of June, 1968 will forever remain indelible in the minds of those who witnessed a gory spectacle involving the Nigerian military. The setting was ominous and the plot was like that of a macabre scene right out of a horror movie. Two Nigerian army officers were stripped of all human dignity and were to face the last dramas of their lives. They had murdered four Igbo civilians in cold blood. The Nigerian federal military government was totally ashamed of these officers who went against the orders that federal troops should face only the Biafran combatants and not attack any innocent civilians. So the day came and the soldiers were to be executed.