₦airaland Forum

HedwigesMaduro:
With their different levels of human resource development the East is still going to be ahead of the north even if the north has a 100 year headstart.

ijawcitizen:
Are you done talking or you have something more, perhaps something meaningful to say this time?

ijawcitizen:
Me, talking rubbish?
Now, listen good.

I am way above and beyond your stupid emotional rhetorics and it exposes your igbo supremacy agenda even from afar. I have see your so called LNC map and how fraudulent it is.

There is nothing intelligent about LNC if you cannot comprehend basic intelligence as the resolve of the people of Niger Delta (non-igbos of the South South) to forge our own destiny without igbo or yoruba.

There is no way on earth and in heaven Niger Deltans and igbos will be in a single bloc, country or whatever nonsense you and your ilks cook up. The alliance you seek with ND, MiddleBelt & oduduwa, you may get when we all have our separate nations.

Listen again, EU is made up of INDEPENDENT NATIONS headed originally by Britain, France and Germany until recently. Even now, Germany cannot be said to be the leader of EU when any two European countries combined can beat Germany.

I do not buy your "We are all Christians" bullshitt. Which two Christian countries merged because they said to themselves "We are all Christians"?

Most importantly, we are capable of defending our Niger Delta from "Arewa terrorism" so you better think of ways to defend your Igboland from them too because they will finish with Igboland before making any attempt to their downfall in the Niger Delta.

You Igbos lack the most basic respect for the people of the Niger Delta and our territory. That is why you come up with different versions of the same bullshitt; LNC, SS/SE govs forum, biafra,etc.

You people have made it a mission never to acknowledge the sovereignty of the Niger Delta just Arewa refuse to acknowledge MB. You see why you are not different from them?

You can not override our sovereignty using "Arewa terrorism", " we are all Christians" and all what's Not! We do not even share the same philosophy and culture with you igbos...you lied blatantly about that too!

But unlike the MiddleBelt, we are free from the igbo yoke just as our western territory is free from yoruba yoke. You have no power over us, and any attempt to reestablish that diabolical hold on us under any guise shall be resisted.

ijawcitizen:
Igbos are free to associate with and incorporate any igbo groups in the SS into their biafra kingdom. No one has forced the Niger Delta tag on any igbo group in the SS. The problem is you igbo want to force igbo ethnicity on non-igbos just because they speak an igboid dialect.

We Niger Deltans know ourselves and when we gather for important deliberations, we don't invite your igbo groups in the SS just as indigenous MiddleBeltans don't invite fulani in their MiddleBeltan discussions.

Argue with your breast

Bigmanpickin:
Million reasons why we can all come together and chart a common course and do it to perfection we have overwhelming evidence


#MakeNigeriaGreat https://www.nairaland.com/6102683/nigeria-arise-makenigeriagreat

kudinkarfe:
Biafrans were not killed by the Northerners, they were killed by Nigerians and yorubas play a vital role in the war, but whenever you're talking about the war you show your hatred to the north. The problem with the southerners (igbos and yorubas) is that you always look down on the Northerners and when they react you will start playing the victim. I'm frustrated with your attitude.

tot:
There is something called EMPATHY. You need bucket loads of it.

FYI - You are no different from the people you are criticising, you both are THE SAME.

kudinkarfe:
Why not attack the Yorubas? Why transfer your anger on the Northerners instead of the Yorubas that mock your people. I believe you have never been to the north. I'm very sure that no region in the country is accommodating like the North. The igbos in the north are very comfortable than those in the west but the North has become a subject of ridicule by both Igbos and Yorubas

kudinkarfe:
And your people celebrate Abba kyari's death. Nigerians most learn to respect each other if we most leave together.

kudinkarfe:
People like you are the reason why Nigeria is divided and you will blame Buhari for nepotism. Someone lose a bread winner and all you can do is � laugh as if you will not die. Every soul most test death.

tot:
Wow.. this is low.
A promising young man is dead and this is the best you can come up with? Smh.

GamalNasser:
I would put the financial cost of Buharis incompetence on Nigeria since 1983 at 500 billion dollars

GamalNasser:
I would put the financial cost of Buharis incompetence on Nigeria since 1983 at 500 billion dollars

Dedetwo:
It is not funny at all.

ThatFairGuy1:
You think you have sense right? Why this nonsense and the laughter emoji in this death thread

GamalNasser:
You don't know what you are saying

Alwaysachick:
Good evening hopefuls,


I've been hearing about this hike but I didn't think it will be this impactful until today...E shock me

Before now 3,000naira will amount to 120units which can last up to 2weeks but with this new hike, 3000 is just 45 units for a week or less...e shock me o. As I speak, all the gadgets in my house are off asides TV.

Which way Nigeria Is there hope for the common man

NwaNimo1:
President Muhammadu Buhari’s actions, including removing subsidies, were driven by desire to stop the mismanagement of taxpayer money, the Presidency explained on Sunday

The Presidency was reacting to the complaints and protests trailing recent fuel price and electricity tariff hikes from Labour, civil society groups and opposition figures.

In a statement by the Senior Special Assistant to the President on Media and Publicity, Mallam Garba Shehu, the Presidency said even previous administrations had identified subsidy removal as the way for Nigeria to save public resources from mismanagement.

It, however, discarded the position of the opposition that the decision by the Federal Government to activate the subsidy regime end was ill-timed and ill-advised.

“The All Progressives Congress, APC came to power in 2015 defeating an incumbent administration amidst very high expectations from President Muhammadu Buhari.

“Five years on, the administration has worked hard to meet many expectations, but still, there are certain tough decisions which had to be taken to put back the country on the path of sustainable development.

“To stop the mismanagement of taxpayer money, eliminate corruption associated with subsidies on petroleum products, power, fertilizer among others, the administration took the decision to implement long-delayed reforms, withdraw and allow the market to determine their prices.

“Subsidy removal in these sectors had long been foreseen by successive administrations as game changers in search of solutions to move forward with the nation’s development.

“These are reforms that are necessary and overdue. Blueprint upon blueprint, timeline upon timeline had come and gone but courage to take bold decisions was not there.

“Over the last few days, one claim acquiring a potent resonance with the online community, sections of the labour movement and the opposition is that the actions are ill-timed and ill-advised.

“There is nothing new in the fact that the country is today fighting multiple challenges along with COVID-19, including low earnings, near-collapse of the oil market, floods, threats of terrorism and banditry but the challenges notwithstanding, a good government must take decisions for the people’s good.

“As President, Muhammadu Buhari takes these difficult decisions, both popular and unpopular and as a leader because he is demonstrating the right courage to take such decisions as they become necessary in view of present circumstances.

“History will be kind to President Buhari because in addition to his amazing ability to command votes, he will be remembered as the President who made real contributions to economic and overall national development by eliminating the evils of corruption embedded in subsidies.

“In any democracy, the most important certificate in governance is acceptance by the people and, with the support of ordinary Nigerians, President Buhari has shown a rare determination to carry out the bold initiatives as these ones driven by nothing other than the greatest good for the greatest number of people.

“In carrying out the reforms, the President needs the support and understanding of all citizens, inclusive of the opposition parties, the labour movement and civil society groups.

“In these challenging times, the President is pushing development goals not politics and history will judge him in favourable terms rather than his critics in the new media and the opposition,” the statement said.

https://thenationonlineng.net/history-will-be-kind-to-buhari-for-removing-subsidies-presidency/

oneeast3:
Village airport in a shithole state.

GamalNasser:
Yet you keep glorifying Tinubu

GoodofNaija:
It is because buhari's brothers have been in power for too long that Nigeria has been bad and also because we still have zombies like you around who will see bad and call it good that the Nigeria is not progressing.

Meanwhile, your buhari has been in power for over 5 years, are things improving or getting worse

2015. To 2019

Petrol cost. Before N 97. Now N160

Bag of rice. Before 8k. Now 30k

Dollar. Before N150. Now N400

Security. Before only Your brothers(BH). Now BH, Herdsmen, Bandits.

Poverty. Before Reducing. Now Poverty capital

EFCC:. Before Powerful, Now Powerless

JenniferAkpamu:
Igbo, drugs.Yoruba, Internet fraud and love scam. Issorait. It's like Nigerians had a meeting and agreed upon the kind of crimes each ethnic group will focus on once they leave the shores of Nigeria.

They are idiots. All idiots!!!

post=93625520:
A very BIG AMEN.
May God answer your heart desires before the end of this year.
God, as we celebrate others, let us be celebrated too.

Kiddo,
You say?
Oya, take am.........

Openbusiness:
It is well, we learn everyday. Me sef i don buy fufu phone for computer village before and I don buy brand new LG TV for Alaba before wey be say when I reach house d remote control wey follow am come no dey work, but the wahala to go back there, I just bone go buy another universal remote wey work dey use am like that. Later like 6 months after when d TV spoil I carry am go repair. Na for the TV radionic repair shop we come discover say no be LG TV dey inside, na Akira TV but they come put LG casing on top. Na dar time I come wake up say no wonder the LG remote wey follow d TV come no dey work with am. Na d last time I go Alaba to buy electronics b dat

rentAcock:
Our police force is the most laziest on the face of the earth. This is part of the training you receive in developed countries. They spray you with tear gas as a way of testing your endurance and tolerance to pain. If you cannot tolerate tear gas, how will you fare when riot breaks out and you are deployed to disperse the crowd? I think everyone complaining should be automatically disqualified and sent home. Being a police man takes guts and bravery and not all this whinning.

Christistruth00:
There is a huge difference between retreating in battle and fleeing the Country completely

Ojukwu fled.

Completely.


May Jesus rest the Souls of all those he led to their graves.

Officialgarri:
NLC is the most useless "polical party" after PDP.
No government, I repeat, no government should be left unchallenged when policies do not favour her citizens.

I remember when NLC was still a union under Com. Adams Oshiomole and they would drag protests with Obasanjo for as long as possible.
Since Oshiomole left, it's as though the NLC are scared to pay back the APC led government because their former leader will be affected.

As for Reno, he should just keep quiet because he cannot compare the price of crude as at then to now.

Notwithstanding, if NLC cannot champion a protest, then another group should and I would travel down to join the protest