₦airaland Forum

Lol! APC vehicle is also on the queue ? Inu o bimi mo

kYjelly2:
so i should pay heed to one of the greatest zombies in the universe who, working in unison with other zombies accros Nigeria, bestowed upon us a certificateless president

well it does seem someone managed to inject you with an antivirus to combat the zombie viral strain present within you, but my only concern is if these results are merely temporary of if indeed you have been cured. I guess as always, time in it's due faithfulness will tell

fvck GEJ, but fvck Dullarpo X 5 :-(

why do you guys keep electing touts at all levels, i dunno

last election, i was begging everybody around me to give other candidates a shot, but to my surprise, not even one person considered. They all were either GEJ or Dullarpo. I was like shoooo! Which kine broom are these spirits waving or is it always raining

dumbfvks everywhere, fvk u all, fvking retarded citizens, mtcheew

lol frustration no good o! guy u be 2pac broda?

I'm Fed Up With Almost Everything in this Country Na only God fit help us. Nigeria @ 55 we are still like diz. No wonder some peeps called it a XOO

okorocha wife also share houses to widows. They took this inspiration from them

EasternActivist:
Sire, go and find out who a black marketer is, and who an oil licensed marketer is and find the difference.

How can someone that should be literate believe this poo twist.

Where as, who do you say we should protest to and for what reason? Don't be a dumbass and a joke..


also at the boldened one of the largest fuel importer...

Since you Neglected the part of of my comments that says Availability and who is responsible for the scarcity. I think i should just free U!

weselomo:
leave ur work too na and start the irrelevant protest !

E be like say U never feel this scarcity Problem. Hundred cars don dey in front of you for queue b4

EasternActivist:
Op, how is this situation calls for protest like in Gej era,

So you mean you wanna protest for what black marketers choose to sell their fuel products...?

I didn't see any reason for a protest here against the black markets and if not them, what are you protesting for and to whom, If I may ask. Last time I checked the official benchmark for fuel is approximately #87. So what are you protesting for and to whom?

Availability! Even the so called filling stations are blackmarketers! Who is responsible for the scarcity? I?You? the blackmarketers or the Government? Remember Nigeria is Africa 's largest oil producer.

Lol! that 3rd piz is very funny! Its all about change,Since we havent see/witness this type of event before. Everything is changing. TherisGodu o! i feel sorry shouting change

lets occupy Nigeria.

www.nairaland.com/3028327/no-fuel-no-light-no

In 2012 Goodluck Jonathan administration on New Year day announced the increase in petrol prices from N65 per litre to N141 per litre.
We all Occupy Nigeria.
Occupy Nigeria was a socio-political protest movement that began in Nigeria on Monday, 2 January 2012 in response to the fuel subsidy removal by the Federal Government of President Goodluck Jonathan on Sunday, 1 January 2012.


Now petrol is only available at black markets where it is sold at N300 per litre, which is way above the N87 approved pump. what are we waiting For?

Lets #OccupyNigeria_again!

White house ko! Green house ni You guys just like Wahala. Southerners keep on fighting themselves while the Northerners be like diz

Pax Payer Money Im I d only one seeing this?

Overload Yeye trailer drivers!

April foool ! If its real! Dn dats what U get when world powers are discussing nuclear and u interfere when u cant refine common crude oil

tobimillar:
On page zero I have highlighted my point to the Op. I totally support a yoruba Republic as it were, but let's face facts, with our Abuja politicians, how is it feasible? Bi o tile je pe mi o fi tara tara gba ti awon omo yiibo, I still believe a southern unity is the only way to break away from the Northern hegemony. Nkan ti o bi mi ninu ni pe, 95% awa omo yoruba ni a n bu enu ate lu awon omo yiibo ti won jija ominira, awa na si re ni a n soro ominira fun Ile yoruba. At least, enu ni awon omo yiibo ni, won san ju awon omo arewa (Northerners) , ti won ko ni value fun human lifes. Their herdsmen come to our lands to rape our daughters, sisters and mothers, they kill at will. I strongly believe the igbo's and Yorubas are victims and they must unite at least to achieve a common goal, after which we both can go our separate ways

That's exactly what i meant by southern unity that many fails to understand. Unite to achieve a common goal,then go your separate ways after the achievement.

greatbrian:
That's not true I can guess they ain't naval officers NDA never trains us that way either they are other ranks or fake soldiers 1. No naval officer will ask a civilian to buy drink for him their salaries are enough to buy all the drinks they want in d world even me as a cadet will never ask a civilian to buy drink for me.... even if they are naval officers the clowns must hv insulted them that would lead to them serving job for them to the height of their blanket getting missing and naval guys are the most gentle out of the 3 arm if the military they rarely fight or assault clowns until they are so pushed to the wall............ even they can't finish the drinks in the officers mess.....assuming U said Army recruits now or naval personnel I can still believe the story 3 percent

Bro leave story!!! 10 children born from the same mum can never have the same habit.

I watched this report on TVC yesterday, i was so sad that I broke out into tears when i saw the mothers of the deceased in tears

lawani:
If your purpose of secession is to put other people in trouble, I am not in support of that. Northerners must be reassurred that they need not have any fear. Part of the North is ile kaaro o jiire too and a group like the Bariba in Kwara and Niger were allied with the Oyo in the 19th century, a move which made sure they maintained their independence during the Fulani jihad.

Oro wahala koni eleyi. if we gain secession today,shea ama fi awon eniyan wa to wa ni kwara and part of kogi si Northern Nigeria??

tobimillar:
But the truth is a United southern front is the only way to break away from the Northern hegemony. Yoruba's can never do it alone same with the igbo's

Correct !
Once the southerners are United automatically the Northerners are in trouble, but the question is are we ready to Unite?

tobimillar:
Omo yoruba atata ni mi sugbon ikokuko ni writer yi ko. A n bu enu ate lu awon omo yiibo tori won n ja fun ominira ilu biafra, a si wa fe Maa ja fun tiwa. Iwa mimo tara Eni nikan leyi (selfishness)

EMi osilara awon to ma bu awon igbo o! Ti eniyan ba ro nu jile nipa orilede ti awa yi, you will know that what the igbos are fighting for is good.

I thought am the only yoruba thinking about secession. The western region is performing well before they pull us to this XOO .

Nice!!!

udondeymadt:
I'm presently participating in the NYSC scheme in IMO state, Owerri precisely and I must confess I'm not enjoying my stay one bit! Transportation is quite high in Owerri for those of us who stay here would know what I'm saying. Almost half my monthly allowance is spent on transportation alone I'm sure no Corper out there would want that. Now to the real issue...

The images below are pictures I took when returning from my monthly clearance and this a Rd I use on daily basis to my PPA and it's been bothering me.

Now, I wonder what the IMO state govt who claims to be functioning is doing about it. There are so many bad roads in the town... or is it the Rd leading to where I stay (Ihiagwa) which is in a sorry state too. There are so many broken down vehicles. The refuse dump sites are just too much and the incessant burning of these dirt most of the time in broad day light is just crazy! Very bad for the health for anyone living there.
I listen to the radio and I always hear Governor say he's on a RESCUE MISSION, from who precisely? Is this not his 2nd tenure. He's probably rescuing himself from himself I think. LOL. I can't help but laugh because it seems like MISSION IMPOSSIBLE to me.

Well, enough of my wailing now.
Nigerians are only asking for good infrastructure and not to put food on their table... is that too much to ask for from the government?

I think it's only in Nigeria where a government would build Roads for instance, then come on air to make noise about what they've done like they're doing Nigerians a favour... Like whatdafuck! is that not what they're meant to do? Basic infrastructure is supposed to b a norm in any functioning modern society.
I rest my case here.

Hope you are not yoruba,before some peeps from that part/side of the country descend on you ? Just watch and see,some of them will start by uploading ancient ibadan piz

Churches are now biz centers!

The officer involved is a female

Lol! deadly female robbery gang!!! . Funny headline. Generator Laptop Ak/bullets scissors Plate Number Recharge card and u call that deadly.

What is NYSC?

The National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) is an organization set up by the Nigerian government to involve the country's graduates in the development/Unity of the country.

Started in 1973 after the civil war known as Biafra war,by Military Decree No. 24 with the
purported goal of promoting "National unity"

There is no military conscription in Nigeria , but since 1973 graduates of universities and later polytechnics have been required to take part in the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) program for one year.

Corp members are posted to cities far from their city of origin, although this posting has recently been marred with series of favouritism. They are expected to mix with people of other tribes, social and family backgrounds, to learn the culture of the indigenes in the place they are posted to. This action is aimed at bringing about unity in the country and to help youths appreciate other ethnic groups. There is an "orientation" period of approximately three weeks spent in a military controlled boot "camp" away from family and friends. There is also a "passing out ceremony" at the end of the year and primary assignment followed by one month of vacation.

Objectives Of The Scheme

The objectives of the National Youth Service Corps Scheme are clearly spelt out in Decree No.51 of 16th June 1993 as follows

1. To inculcate discipline in Nigerian youths by instilling in them a tradition of industry at work, and of patriotic and loyal service to Nigeria in any situation they may find themselves.
2. To raise the moral tone of the Nigerian youths by giving them the opportunity to learn about higher ideals of national achievement, social and cultural improvement
3. To develop in the Nigerian youths the attitudes of mind, acquired through shared experience and suitable training. which will make them more amenable to mobilisation in the national interest
4. To enable Nigerian youths acquire the spirit of self reliance by encouraging them to develop skills for self employment
5. To contribute to the accelerated growth of the national economy
6. To develop common ties among the Nigerian youths and promote national unity and integration
7. To remove prejudices, eliminate ignorance and confirm at first hand the many similarities among Nigerians of all ethnic groups
8. To develop a sense of corporate existence and common destiny of the people of Nigeria.
9. The equitable distribution of members of the service corps and the effective utilisation of their skills in area of national needs
10. That as far as possible, youths are assigned to jobs in States other than their States of origin
11. That such group of youths assigned to work together is as representative of Nigeria as far as possible
12. That the Nigerian youths are exposed to the modes of living of the people in different parts of Nigeria
13. That the Nigerian youths are encouraged to eschew religious intolerance by accommodating religious differences
14. That members of the service corps are encouraged to seek at the end of their one year national service, career employment all over Nigeria, thus promoting the free movement of labour
15. That employers are induced partly through their experience with members of the service corps to employ more readily and on a permanent basis, qualified Nigerians, irrespective of their States of origin.

killings of corps members

Several youths carrying out the NYSC program have been killed in the regions they were sent to due to religious violence, ethnic violence or political violence.

2004 Kano riot 3 corp members were killed.

2011 Post election violence 20 Youth Corp Members were killed in three days of rioting in 12 northern states of Adamawa, Bauchi, Borno, Gombe, Jigawa, Kaduna, Kano, Katsina, Niger, Sokoto, Yobe, and Zamfara.

Many corp members also lost thier lives in road accidents in the process of moving to their posted locations.

Nigeria Unity

First, Nigeria is simply unified, but not united. There is not a single element in Nigeria, not even an issue as important as citizenship that provides us any evidence of unity.
What holds us together is a chain binding us in bondage, not a cord holding us together as one. In a united country there should be no “settler” and no “indigene”; there would simply be Nigerians enjoying equal rights of citizenship and protection wherever they reside and whatever their religion.
What a Northern leader called Lugard’s “mistake of 1914” merely created what a South West leader called “a mere geographical expression”. We have, since then, worked hard not to forge unity out of it but to emphasise our difference while pretending otherwise.
Is it a sign of unity that Boko Haram and people like Joseph Waku should ask certain Nigerians to leave the North on account of their religion and ethnic origin? Incidentally the same states that Gideon Orka and associates kicked out of Nigeria in April 1990 today constitute Boko Haram’s sultanate. Why are we missing the coincidence? Why do we keep pretending that Nigeria is a united country?


Questions

1.What are the benefits of NYSC? N19500 Monthly allowance?

2.Is Nigeria a united country

3.From the objectives above,how many have we achieved as a country?