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Business › Re: Kanayo Eni-Ikeh: Meet Nigerian Who Turned a Dying Firm to ₦40 Billion Company by Mrchippychappy(m): 9:58am On Oct 14, 2025
Chucks13:
And some are here waiting for Sowore to call them out on the 20th for a protest #free kanu# that will never yield anything and their mates are breaking barriers of failure to a limelight success.

Una go hear word by force.
How is this related to this post here? Una go just dey talk nonsense
Properties › Re: Demolished Lekki Expressway Property Belongs To Skyewise Group Not Ola Of Lagos by Mrchippychappy(m): 9:02am On Oct 14, 2025
They made it seem like the building belonged to Ola of Lagos so that they could say the demolition wasn't targeted at certain people but now we know the property belongs to Mr Abuyere the CEO of Skyewise.
Education › Re: Strike: We Won’t Be Intimidated By No-Work-No-Pay Threat - ASUU by Mrchippychappy(m): 5:38am On Oct 14, 2025
The monster they created using dirty tactics and propaganda has remembered its creator and is now knocking at their door, asking for its share of the loot.
Politics › Re: Bandits Kill Youth Leader, Injure Mother, Kidnap 2 During Night Attack On Kwara by Mrchippychappy(m): 10:33pm On Oct 13, 2025
SisterAnn:
All die na die oo
Then we are saying the same thing, best for Nigerians to go out there and let the world know what's really going on in the country and how our leaders are complicit
Politics › Re: Bandits Kill Youth Leader, Injure Mother, Kidnap 2 During Night Attack On Kwara by Mrchippychappy(m): 10:21pm On Oct 13, 2025
SisterAnn:
Come out to protest, SOJA kpai you on the streets like a dog. Isn't it better to kukuma kpai at home?

Nothing is worth dying for in this country, not even one's life is worth dying for.
If na that one u dey think, then make I no lie give you, e better make soldier kpai you, the videos I have seen of what these herdsmen used to do, e better make soldier kpai you with bullet
Politics › Re: Bandits Kill Youth Leader, Injure Mother, Kidnap 2 During Night Attack On Kwara by Mrchippychappy(m): 10:05pm On Oct 13, 2025
Believe it or not there was a time when the people in kwara asked "what are these Benue people doing" as they claimed it could never happen to them, and before the people of kwara, the people of Benue said the same about the people on Plateau, and so on.

Point is you no go know when e go reach your turn. The fact that Nigerians would rather pray and stay home instead of going out to protest says a lot.
Politics › Re: The APC Flag Is Currently Hoisted At The Enugu State Government House by Mrchippychappy(m): 2:24pm On Oct 13, 2025
I love it, one party system loading. The good thing about this is that the people would become the opposition party.

When that happens we would see who is more powerful, a few corrupt moneybags who have hijacked the country or over 200 million people sick of being neglected. That would make for a great chapter in history, Nepal would be a joke when that happens
Politics › Re: Enugu State Forest Guide Security Outfit In Action (Video, Photos) by Mrchippychappy(m): 12:20pm On Oct 13, 2025
Why dem dress like Tekno for that "Put it in" music videos?
Politics › Re: Why Enforcing Anti-grazing Laws In Nigeria Is A Volatile Tightrope by Mrchippychappy(m): 12:17pm On Oct 13, 2025
CoronaVirusPro:
Are all herders criminals?

Are you aware farmers and herders clash is as old as Nigeria?

No government has been able to curb it because all is not willing to take responsibility. They flog the issue the words.

In 2025, No one can take your land when their are proper documentation and agreement. I cannot lease a land to you for 60 years and it will become yours. Likewise, I can still sell a land to you and include clauses that prohibits certain activities and violations.

State governments are not dummy’s. They have powers to set up agency that will monitor agricultural designated zones, tag animals and keep records.
I know a lot of people across the middle belt and have people from Yoruba and Igbo extraction outside Nigeria and these people have it on good authority that their kinsmen across all works of life in Nigeria, even in the armed forces, these people are fed up and sick and tired of folding their hands. If the Fulani are wise, they would see the calls for ranching not as a sign of weakness but as a sign of support from other regions because right now, the only place where the Fulani still has some allies who have compassion for them is in Nigeria, The last thing the Fulani want is a situation where they are not wanted in Nigeria and the are also not wanted in neighbouring countries like Chad, Mali and Burkina Faso. If the Fulani don't embrace peace and modernisation, I guarantee 100% that West Africa would be the face of the next humanitarian crisis, one that would make the situation in Gaza look like a child's play and one that the Fulani might very well not recover from.
Politics › Re: Why Enforcing Anti-grazing Laws In Nigeria Is A Volatile Tightrope by Mrchippychappy(m): 12:11pm On Oct 13, 2025
CoronaVirusPro:
You just buttressed my point. Read what you composed and be sincere with yourself if it makes sense.

Take all the cattle’s in Nigeria to the Sahara desert and ship from there to 46 states.

Does it sound economically viable?
Do you have the infrastructure to back up such venture?

If I wanted to sound insane too, I can say we slaughter all the cattle’s in Nigeria and start importing beef.
Southern and North central legislators and politicians proposed ranches in the North and the MACBAN and the legislators of Fulani extraction overwhelmingly refused and still remain adamant on trying to sneak RUGA into the ancestral land of other Nigerians, what exactly is the plan behind this? If it was really about cattle then the proposal for ranching should have been welcomed with celebrations but no it was declined overwhelmingly, so I would ask again, what exactly are the Fulani looking for? Give peace a chance, the next push for this RUGA or whatever name the Fulani choose to repackage this poison chalice as, would be welcome with excessive aggression.
Politics › Re: Why Enforcing Anti-grazing Laws In Nigeria Is A Volatile Tightrope by Mrchippychappy(m): 12:04pm On Oct 13, 2025
CoronaVirusPro:
You just buttressed my point. Read what you composed and be sincere with yourself if it makes sense.

Take all the cattle’s in Nigeria to the Sahara desert and ship from there to 46 states.

Does it sound economically viable?
Do you have the infrastructure to back up such venture?

If I wanted to sound insane too, I can say we slaughter all the cattle’s in Nigeria and start importing beef.
I gave a solution, that is just one solution, there are many others and while you might say this sounds insane, I would argue that the true insane part of all this is allowing a genocidal blood thirsty group wipe out villages and chase hundreds of thousands from their village all because of cow meat, does that sound like a good deal to you? Is that logical? Tell your Fulani brothers to seek other options that works for them but trying to land grab by manipulation would end terribly badly, so bad that the events that would take place would be spoken about for the next hundred years. Give peace a chance
Politics › Re: Why Enforcing Anti-grazing Laws In Nigeria Is A Volatile Tightrope by Mrchippychappy(m): 11:53am On Oct 13, 2025
CoronaVirusPro:
You are right but those countries were able to achieve that through government interventions in forms of mortgages, loans, subsidies, tax and tariff exemptions and agricultural designated zones.

If we try to replicate same in Nigeria, the tribalist and religious bigots will be let loose.

RUGA was a good initiative, but it was politicized and no other diplomatic solution was presented.
Bro ask your fellow brothers in Niger and Chad, even the Sahara desert is big enough to hold all the cows there and then create a salt water desalination system to remove salt from the water and use it for irrigation and hydration for the herdsmen and their cattle.

Carry the RUGA to the Sahara and do it there, but no Igbo or Yoruba man who knows his ancestral lineage would allow anyone sneak into his community in pretense of herding cattle and then try to settle in their ancestral land, if that one happen all this situation wey una dey see for Congo na small. Don't forget what Fulani are experiencing in Mali and the entire Mali population (21 million) no reach half of Igbo or Yoruba inside and outside Nigeria. Give peace a chance or else, hmmm
Sports › Re: Ahmed Musa Apologises After Kano Pillars Fans Attack Shooting Stars Players. by Mrchippychappy(m): 9:14am On Oct 13, 2025
Tempers flare in times like this. All is forgiven. Its a man's game
Education › Re: No Work, No Pay - FG Warns ASUU Against Strike by Mrchippychappy(m): 8:06am On Oct 13, 2025
nairalanda1:
I am not a fan of buhari, tinubu, GEJ , obsanjo or Yaradua

I have been following ASUU strikes for over three decades, so I kind of know the issues behind he strikes

Not everything was an attack on GEJ or any leader. ASUU issues go back decades.

Good morning
Last last una go dey alright
Education › Re: No Work, No Pay - FG Warns ASUU Against Strike by Mrchippychappy(m): 7:59am On Oct 13, 2025
nairalanda1:
So that means that the government of 2012-14 was so incompetent they could not answer ASUU needs then?

You guys should stop using the above argument. It makes GEJ look like a weak leader who could do nothing against the opposition and striking unions

For the record, ASUU went on strike in 2011-14 and up till today because the government has not honored the 2009 agreement . In 2013, GEJ even told them the hard truth that government could not afford to pay ASUU the money in the agreement, and ASUU called off the strike then, and some universities raised fees as a result

Or when ASUU went on strike under buhari and uner Obasanjo and Yaradua, was it opposition?

There is a problem you are not seeing. Our funding for universities is poor. Under GEJ we were spending less than 5 billion dollars on education. It has not changed since then. And it was the same before. When we should be spending 200 billion dollars on education

The problem is, bad economics by all your governments since independence, and the idea that you can get world class education cheaply without paying high income taxes or high fees or both
U go explain tire. Una create monster wey u no fit control again. Karma sweet pass sugar
Education › Re: No Work, No Pay - FG Warns ASUU Against Strike by Mrchippychappy(m): 6:04am On Oct 13, 2025
The same ASUU una dey sponsor back in 2011 to 2014 to cause chaos? Una never see anything
Politics › Re: Bandits Take Over Yoruba Speaking LGAs In Kogi by Mrchippychappy(m): 1:49pm On Oct 12, 2025
But everyone in Kogi says its really peaceful now. Can you please verify?
Politics › Re: Why Are Nigerian Muslims More Concerned About Gaza Than The Killing In Nigeria? by Mrchippychappy(op): 6:35am On Oct 12, 2025
Kdon2:
Gumi is more concern with gaza than Nigeria because the killings in Nigeria is done by his kinsmen and it's okay.
Are you sure that's the reason why?
Politics › Re: Why Are Nigerian Muslims More Concerned About Gaza Than The Killing In Nigeria? by Mrchippychappy(op): 10:15pm On Oct 11, 2025
Mrfixitt:
It tells you how shallow many Nigerians are.
Honestly I find it all confusing, it's like the lives of their fellow Nigerian Muslims don't matter to them.
Politics › Why Are Nigerian Muslims More Concerned About Gaza Than The Killing In Nigeria? by Mrchippychappy(op): 10:05pm On Oct 11, 2025
Why are Nigerian Muslims more concerned about Gaza than the killing in Nigeria? Can someone please explain because this makes no sense to me
Foreign Affairs › Re: Gaza: You Won, Build Bunkers To Resist Nuclear Detonation – Gumi To Palestinians by Mrchippychappy(m): 10:03pm On Oct 11, 2025
Them dey run train on the 77 Virgins now as Israel sent so many of them over there, no Virgins don finish
Travel › Re: Man Deported With Wife, 3 Kids From UK After Borrowing N20m To Relocate by Mrchippychappy(m): 9:50pm On Oct 11, 2025
Yet another Social media story
Politics › Re: FG hasn't stopped FIRS, customs from deducting cost of collections - Wale Edun by Mrchippychappy(m): 3:45pm On Oct 11, 2025
Gotocourt:
Tinubu is after mah life
You forgot to include the number 1 banger "we can manage our hunger"
Education › Re: Is The NOUN Msc Certificate Recognised/accepted For A Phd At Other Universities? by Mrchippychappy(m): 3:21pm On Oct 11, 2025
Noun, hmmm...make I no talk first
Crime › Re: Boko Haram Attacks Troops With Armed Drones, RPGs, Kills Four Soldiers In Borno by Mrchippychappy(m): 11:02am On Oct 11, 2025
Go and learn Arabic, I would repeat, e Don finish. Before the Taliban took over in Afghanistan, The government had one final round of peace talks and then went home thinking all has been resolved and next thing, the Taliban overnight took over.(Look up the Taliban rise to power from 1990 to 1996 before the government officials fled Afghanistan)

Nigeria is currently at that stage, everyone has been paid for: The judiciary, the armed forces, the politicians even the so called pastors of Mega churches, it is done, no one is going to stop these people. When this so called peace talks and negotiations collapse and it will, then una go truly understand how these "bandits" are in control.

Make una go learn Arabic. No talk sey I no tell u.
Politics › Re: Alake Triples Security After Death Threats Over Mining Reforms by Mrchippychappy(m): 5:31am On Oct 11, 2025
My northern brothers are not happy about the reforms, they want to keep illegally mining their gold without any disturbance while at the same time sharing from the national resource AKA crude. Nigeria na nollywood film
Crime › Re: Gunmen Storm Idofin Odo-Ase In Kwara, Kill Three Residents; Villagers Flee Homes by Mrchippychappy(m): 10:42pm On Oct 10, 2025
When Shettima finally mean this terrorists he go deal with dem the same way baba is dealing with our economy. 4 more years abeg
Politics › Re: Nigerians Can Get Away With A Lot, But Igbo People Cannot - Sowore by Mrchippychappy(m): 9:55am On Oct 10, 2025
akpumping7720:
I'm an illiterate bro cheesy cheesy cheesy
You people and wanting not to hear the truth. Make una kwantinu
Baba, leave New York and Canada alone ooooh. And work with Nigeria reality ooooh. Shuooooo
Look up the border security partnerships between sokoto, katsina and the state of Maradi in Niger. I mean this in the best way possible and with all due respect, please get an education.
Politics › Re: Nigerians Can Get Away With A Lot, But Igbo People Cannot - Sowore by Mrchippychappy(m): 9:42am On Oct 10, 2025
akpumping7720:
Bros. We are still saying the same thing, before moving to interstate outside your region; develop your own five state first first. Leave all these Enugu-Benue or whatever you stated earlier first. Shuoooo
Apologies. I wrongfully assumed I was responding to an educated individual. Look up interstate border control partnership between uptown Newyork and the neighbouring city in Canada, then look up the partnership between neighbouring states in the south of the United States and the Mexico border. Don't add your own words to the string of sentences above, as your mental capability or lack thereof would most likely corrupt the search result, just simply copy and paste it in Google and see the results.
Politics › Re: Nigerians Can Get Away With A Lot, But Igbo People Cannot - Sowore by Mrchippychappy(m): 9:35am On Oct 10, 2025
akpumping7720:
Why do you people like to make the same mistake over and over again?
You have a good point, but why adding states from another region into your own regional plans? Learn to respect boundaries. Leave other states alone and work with your five states.
When last did you see Southwest commission adding Kwara or Kogi, Edo to their regional planning despite the fact that their are many Yorubas in these aforementioned states.
Did you read the parts about border control? I couldn't be bothered about partnership with other regions but the key point there is border control, I am not sure if you have traveled before but if you have (and I am sure you have) then you would realize that no state literally stands on its own while being surrounded by a vast empty space of air, have you ever seen a state like that? If you have please let us all know about that state and how they did it.


Every state is interconnected with another through its borders hence the reason I mentioned an "interstate border control".My original post was clearly focused on economic development between the Eastern states, even when I mentioned those other states you can clearly see that I accurately classified those states in their actual respective regions!

Read the post again.

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