gamargu: You are either very ignorant of the situation in Nigeria or you are a bloody liar. There are more southerners in the north than they are northerners in the south. As a matter of fact even in the federal civil service afonjas have the highest number and a lot of them are working in the north.
fuckbulhary: Only France will level the whole of Africa and reset it to the BC status.The hypothetical scenario should be between Africa and some countries in Asia,even at that Africa would still be fed with grasses by those countries.
AFRICA IS GOOD FOR NOTHING APART FROM SERVING AS A TRASH BIN TO OTHERS (CASE STUDY ZOO NIGERIA)
Are you then saying, you, your parents, your grandparents, and your children are good for nothing? You need to see a psychiatrist.
EVarn: A joint force between those nations could actually prevail against an allied UK-France military in a conventional warfare on the continent.However,there would be many problems:
*The demographics between those nations; the distance and strategic location will make synergy between Nigeria/Ghana and Kenya/Ethiopia very difficult *Also military hardware; most african military forces are grossly under-equipped compared to their european counterparts.For any african alliance to prevail(in short to medium term) over such western powers,we'd need external support from opposing powers like Russia and China in terms of military gadgets and funding,at least,with the way africa is currently.
Really? You think we would win? What makes you say that?
Just a hypothetical scenario. Let's say these countries began to be conflicted with these to former colonial countries, to the point of war. Could the joint forces of Nigeria, Kenya, Ghana, and Ethiopia beat the UK and France? Nuclear weapons not allowed.
Why is there even an argument on this? We are all African, and should be looking to pool our greatness together to position ourselves as a powerhouse on the world stage, like how China, India, and Russia are doing. Or in the case of Russia and China, already done. Yet we have people here fighting on who's the best.of Africa. Small minds. Please think bigger.
TeamSimple: Stop whose shine? Ambode and Apc in general rode on Fashola's performance in governance to win over people's heart.
Ambode was having a rough and not well attended campaign uptil the moment Fashola came in during his campaign at Agege..The crowd that came to see Fashola and support APC was overwhelming..
So please stop typing rubbish about fashola's government or Fashola himself..Without his performance Apc wouldn't b recognised.
Don't mind them. Some people here just don't like that our governors are doing so well. All of their governors are uneducated incompetent fools, so they attack our own governors to bring them down when it's crystal clear that our governors are on track in doing what needs to be fine.
Now the demands of the Niger delta, is also interconnected with the biafran Agitation. In other for peace to come to the region, Nnamdi kanu must be released. If Kanu is not released, no peace in the SE and SS, no income for Nigeria, and failure for APC.
What is this notion that the Niger Delta issue can't be solved without Kanu? Also, no one in their right mind would think releasing Kanu would bring any type of peace to Nigeria. Even the most politically inept politician knows this.
This is absolutely HILARIOUS! Where are the supporters of this failed organisation? Clearly there were many supporters before this announcement. Now they've disappeared. Is the shame that much?
After watching this, I'm on board with the Osinbajo for president. This man is so wise, eloquent, genuinely sincere, and passionate in producing prosperity for the Nigerian people. God bless him!
It also states: “The OOPL aims at ‘preserving the past, capturing the present and inspiring the future’. It is a historic, touristic, recreational and academic centre, which is regarded as a national archive and a place for the preservation of presidential documents and historical items associated with the office and person of President Olusegun Obasanjo. It will house some cultural artifacts and feature essential vents in the Nigeria history and modern Africa history. The vision of the OOPL itself is to be an evergreen resource for stimulation of the ideas of democracy, good governance and leadership in Africa, with the mission to foster deeper understanding of the life, career and passion of President Olusegun Obasanjo. The OOPL seeks to facilitate reflection on best practices in public service; provide a clearer comprehension of development in Africa, the Commonwealth and the rest of the world, and collaborate with similar institutions in attaining these objectives.’’
Acting President, Prof. Yemi Osinbajo will on Tuesday next week perform the Ground Breaking ceremony to mark the commencement of the construction of Lagos-Ibadan Railway Line. The Acting President, Prof. Yemi Osinbajo (SAN) will perform the ground breaking of the Lagos-Ibadan Railway Line which is the Second Segment of the Lagos-Kano Standard Gauge Railway System with an extension to the Lagos Port Complex, Apapa.
The chef host of the historic event is the Minister of Transportation, Mr. Chibuike Rotimi Amaechi while the event will be attended by important dignitaries cutting across the spectrum of the society including State Governors, Captains of Industry and Stakeholders in the Transportation Sector with take-off at the Ebute-Metta Railway Terminal, Lagos The Lagos-Kano Railway Standard Gauge Project will not only generate massive employment for the teeming youths but also help to bridge the Infrastructural deficit in the Transportation Sector of the economy.
South African telecoms giant MTN said Thursday that it made a $200m loss in 2016 – the company’s first – after suffering a huge fine in Nigeria and currency challenges in key markets.
“MTN Group’s financial results for 2016 reflect the most challenging year in the company’s 22-year history,” MTN said in a statement.
Johannesburg-based MTN reported profits of 20.2 billion rand ($1.6bn) before tax for 2015
Overall performance was hindered by lower than expected growth in both South Africa and Nigeria — as well as the depreciation of the rand against the dollar and the continued impact of a $1bn fine by Nigerian authorities.
So this is why the president of South Africa came to Nigeria regarding the fine. MTN's execs must have seen this coming. If something happens to the Nigerian revenue, the company can't net a positive profit.
Cekpo34: If we wanna rid them, we don't send them away. In political economic terms, we nationalize their establishment and keep it going even after they had left. In such a scenario, Nigeria even gains