₦airaland Forum

RuudVanNisteroy:
Nigerian women will eliminate thuggery in politics if given leadership positions.

Biafranboys:
Small businesses contribute to local economies by bringing growth and innovation to the community in which the business is established. Small businesses also help stimulate economic growth by providing employment opportunities to people who may not be employable by larger corporations.

I swear you must receive sense by force today

How many phone shops do Ghanaians have in Nigeria? Oh let me guess nada

TheLionofLasigi:
Truthfully there's little difference between igbos and the fulani....they both oppress sub minorities, they're both religious fanatics and extremists, they both bring crime were ever they go, they lack respect for local authority and both are fairly rettarded......the only difference is that one is muslim and the other is christain, one has more power than the other....And the DG of WTO is from Delta State not Igbo.

flokii:
Yorubas have no problem with any tribe in Nigeria be it Hausa, Igbo, Ijaw etc. we see humanity first.

But you see you Igbos, you're always trying to make Yorubas see North as the enemy and force Igbo love on us whereas you despise us in your closets.. actions speaks louder than words, all you did to Awo, Akintola, M.K.O, sacking Yorubas anyhow under GEJ and replacing them with Easterners, hate on Tinubu, PYO and lots more..
I have Igbo friends same way as I have Hausa, Tiv, Idoma etc. friends and trust me those guys in the North are more reliable, honest to an extent and trustworthy than Igbos, If not for the few bad eggs amongst them.

The Ondo State government has evacuated 42 suspected invaders, who were arrested recently by men of the Ondo State Security Network, Amotekun, at Okitipupa, the headquarters of Okitipupa Local Government Area of the state.

The invasion of the men who said they were in the state for security training created tension in the community following the alarm raised by the residents, calling the attention of the Amotekun corps to the development.

Speaking on the arrest of the invaders, the state Commander of Amotekun in the state, Chief Adetunji Adeleye, said the 42 men were arrested following their inability to explain their mission in the state.

According to him, the suspected invaders who hailed from Kano and Jigawa states claimed that they were invited to the state by an agent who will engage them as a security guard to monitor and guide pipelines in the state.

Adeleye said, “In the last three days, there have been issues relating to the invasion of the state by alleged Fulani men. Our intel showed us the influx of some people, especially to the Okitipupa Local Government Area of the state. So, we monitored and we found out that they converged in front of the army barracks in Okitipupa.

“They were there for a couple of hours and at that point, we tried to find out what their mission is, but because they couldn’t give satisfactory explanations, we moved them to our local office first in Okitipupa to try to debrief them and from the debriefing at Okitipupa, we had to move them to the state headquarters for proper debriefing.

“When they arrived, we profiled them and we found out that they were primarily from two major states, Kano and Jigawa states. The mission that they claimed they came for was not too clear and upon profiling, we found out that the majority of them didn’t even know how they got to where they got to.

“All they were told was they were going for training. Training for who, by who or whatsoever, they do not know.

"Speaking on the sponsors of the youths, Adeleye said “from the detailed investigation, we were able to narrow it down to their sponsors.

“The sponsors happened to also claim that they belong to an NGO, that they contracted out the training to a consultant who was supposed to train their men. They said they were going to train them as security guards.

“But as part of our discreet investigation, we found out that the so-called consultant had been arrested in Delta State and I confirmed from the Delta State Police Command as of today that he was still in their custody. So, we intend to release them, we will release all these ones and ensure that they are taken back to their states.”

He explained that they decided to release them because “right now we look at them as a security risk to the state, and at this point, we invited the sponsors, the head of the NGO and chairman of the board have also offered an explanation.

“But we feel that we should let the people of Ondo State know that there is no crisis in Okitipupa Local Government Area. The way it was portrayed as if some hoodlums or militants had taken over is not true.

“We want to reassure the good people of Ondo State that we are firmly on the ground in conjunction with other security agencies and that there is no problem. People should go about their businesses normally.

“We are not leaving any stone unturned and we have ensured that our intelligence unit had covered the entire state and we’ll alert the public on any wrong move. We intend to provide escort to lead them out of Ondo State back to wherever they came from.”

Meanwhile, the state government has urged the people of the state not to take the law into their hands and should not hesitate to report any strange movement in their community.

Speaking on behalf of the state government, the Commissioner for Information and Orientation in the state, Donald Ojogo, commended the Amotekun corps for handling the situation maturely and professionally

Olatomiwami:
Lies kill u there oh, we know the tribe with loudness and chest beating

ScamHunter:
Haha,,, even you should know the source of police fear. Definitely not your phantom annihilation.

Factshunter:
Dude, the airport you are comparing the 2021 century warehouse with was build over 38years ago?

So, you see now? You are comparing what we build over 38 years ago with Abiono warehouse that was commissioned few days ago?

Lmao

Factshunter:
No. It's not in fact one of the police fled.

Video and picture below.

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godliman:
If we arise as one no government can stand against us, they explore our differences

"I am pleased to announce that Policemen in Ogun State have obeyed the will of the people of Yoruba Nation. The people have triumphed against the Gholghotas.

"As the policemen saw the surging crowd of Yoruba men and women moving towards Eleweran Police Headquarters in drove, they quickly released our comrades protesting for Yoruba Self-Determination. I can confirm that we have rescued all the arrested comrades",

Nightalan:
Look at the mediocre Airport they are celebrating as if it's an Hadron collider. You guys should stop acting like provincial hayseeds.

Throwback:
The ultimate question is why must Igbos always seek validation from Yorubas?

Why must every achievement in Igboland (which is mostly a catchup) become a means to compare themselves to Yorubas?

Is it that Yorubas are the standard set by the Igbos to validate their success?

Why don't Igbos compare themselves to Ijaws or Hausa or Benin or Igala or Fulani?

Igbos Ignore all other tribes in Nigeria and come looking for validation with Yorubas. The implied reason is very simple. Yorubas are the standard the Igbos want to catchup and surpass. They acknowledge Yoruba greatness inadvertently.

Why must Igbos compare themselves to a Yoruba standard while Yorubas continue the track record of many African firsts?

Inferiority Complex!

Odingo1:
Yoruba don’t have the zeal to have their own country because they don’t believe they can build a better nation out of current Nigeria.

Jagunlabiodua:
50yrs fighting for independence haha, Igbos are big cowards while their leader Kanu is in England our own are in Yorubaland, Giving the government heat, we can not run away from our land like Biafra leadership. If IPOB and ESN have balls they should lead a rally in all 5 Eastern states and confront the security apparatus.

2elliot:
It can work. Let it be confederating units. Let it be in a way that each community controls their resources. Not even states or regions should control resources. Every community must take responsibility for themselves. Every community would have developmental bank accounts from which monies from their revenues are stored and used to implement their development. From that central bank, poorer communities and states or regions could borrow from for their development and pay back from revenues from that infrastructure. This will ginger hard work from the community levels, and so no feeding bottle system will be tolerated.

Ekealterego:
Despise how? The Igbos might despise Awolowo for his role in the war and his cowardice but of course most admire him for putting the interest of Yorubas first. For his policy of education for the Yoruba nation. Igbos did not have that relationship with Zik... He was more like a Pan-Africanist... Have you ever seen Zik in an Igbo attire?... He will die first than find him in an Igbo attire. He spoke Hausa better than he spoke Igbo. He did not represent Igbo interest and that is why people in the East hate him beyond anything.. they respect Ojukwu way more.

The Nigerian state magnified and glorified Zik and named monuments after him and praised him because he was a traitor. The guy fought against the Igbos during the war. . he singlehandedly went to the British government campaigning against Biafran interest during the war. He doesn't represent Igbo interest, not in any way.