₦airaland Forum

Are you really sure that he really said it?

http://www.snopes.com/donald-trump-africans-lazy-stealing/

impressive.

Read this article.

http://odili.net/news/source/2015/oct/23/810.html

Afenifere chieftain, Senator Femi Okurounmu, says if the Igbo want the Eze Ndigbo title to be recognised in Yoruba land, they must also recognise the Oba title in the South-East.


Okurounmu said this during an interview with our correspondent on Thursday while reacting to the ban on the Eze Ndigbo title by the Deji of Akure, Oba Aladetoyinbo Aladelusi.

The Akure monarch ordered the title to be reviewed and replaced with a non-controversial honorary one.

This is one of the conditions given by the monarch to end the crisis between him and the leader of the Igbo community in the town, Mr. Gregory Iloehike.

Subsequently, there have been calls by several Yoruba groups for the total ban of the Eze Ndigbo title in the entire South-West.

However, Okurounmu said the Yoruba would have no problem with the Igbo title as long as Yoruba titles were recognised in the South-East.

He said, "In all things, there must be reciprocity. If the Yoruba are allowed to have obas in Igbo land, then it will be in order for the Igbo to have ezes in Yoruba land. On the other hand, if Yoruba communities in Igbo land cannot have obas, then it will not be fair for the Igbo in Yoruba land to have ezes."

In a separate statement, the Afenifere Renewal Group commended the Deji of Akure for banning the title of 'Eze Ndi Igbo' in Akure.

Commending the Akure monarch for his decision on Thursday, the ARG described him as a noble and wise king.

The ARG, in a statement by its Publicity Secretary, Kunle Famoriyo, said, "We want to say that this act will go down in the history of the Yoruba nation and among other nationalities as noble and needful.

"Contrary to what many, particularly the mischief makers, have been saying, this move has the potential to strengthen inter-ethnic relationship as it eliminates the friction points amongst nationalities, be it in Yoruba land or elsewhere.

"There is no gainsaying that the structure of the Eze Ndigbo outside Igbo land is deployed towards an expansionist end, with possible occupational intent.

"It is our conviction that the Igbo community in Yoruba land does not need to have a king, since by the Yoruba custom, two kings cannot coexist in a domain."

The ARG said the Yoruba people were the most tolerant in Nigeria which was often taken for granted by other tribes.

The group encouraged Igbo trade associations and development unions to continue to carry out their activities.

It, however, urged all monarchs and governors in the South-West not to recognise the Ndigbo title as it was at variance with Yoruba customs.

"We therefore want to reiterate our proposition to the heads of executive governments in Yoruba land and other traditional rulers that the title of Eze Ndigbo, or any other monarchical title that is alien to Yoruba customs, be scrapped in all South-West states," the statement added.

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Chokolee:
IMAGINE IF THE 3
WISE MEN HAD BEEN 3
WISE WOMEN, They would have asked
directions instead of following
the star. They would have arrived on
time, helped deliver baby
Jesus, cleaned the stable,
brought practical gift like
pampers, feeding bottles,
baby clothes&made milk for the new baby...etc BUT WHAT WOULD
THEY HAVE SAID AS
THEY LEFT...
(Ladies talks) I thought we were supposed
to be meeting them at
National Hospital. Did u see the shoes Mary
was wearing with that dress?
They don't match oo. Can u believe they let all
those disgusting animals in
there.
That donkey they're riding
has seen better days! Can't
he buy her Range Sport? Imagine Mary using 3310 my
dear, he should have bought
her a Bold 5. I heard that Joseph isn't
even working right now.
Nawa o... how will they
survive? But I like her hair oo, I think
it's Brazilian...eit -her Remy or
Koquette 28 inches. Hmmm, I
wonder d oil she uses on it. That baby doesn't look
anything like Joseph! Virgin
ke? Hmmmm! Virgin my foot!
Isn't it that Mary girl, I
knew her in Sec school.

HAPPY SUNDAY!

The wise men however met with Jesus Christ when he was a child not when he was a baby. Read the scriptures again.

Great job.

If it were in America, this little boy would have been in school.

What's the name of the pastor's Church, at least to establish credibility to this story?

It wont happen in America.

Trottle:
In Nigeria there is nothing like pre nups, how do u xpect a full blooded nigerian or african man working half of his life to give half of his wealth to a b!t(c).h who did not contribute anything to it i trust our men pre nup or no pre nothing for u xcept your own wealth mtchewww...... Make any idiot!c shit hole come nd try dat with a nigerian man not only u would leave his house but he will show u d way to your father's house

In rare instances, particularly among the educated elites in Nigeria, women are known to have demanded for a share of their husband's wealth when the marriage breaksdown. Read this

https://www.nairaland.com/360805/keyamos-wife-requests-n20m-compensation

funny.

He's been arrested.

MTN
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Specialist: N4,340,000 P/A
Manager: N8,680,000

ETISALAT
Entry/ Customer Care: N1,550,000 P/A
Specialist: N7,250,000 p/a
Manager: n/a

GLO
Entry/ Customer care: N792,000 -N1,770,000
Specialist: N4,280,000
Manager: n/a

Source : www.nigerianbulletin.com/threads/mtn-etisalat-and-glo-how-they-pay-their-workers.110941/

Over 8 million Naira? that's good.

What do you currently do for a living?

Jesus Christ in the Old Testament.

http://biblehub.com/proverbs/30-4.htm

tido77:
I am limping between decisions, I need your piece of advice to buoy my wobbling senses. A well educated lady is in my radar, I like ladies that control grammar very well, in fact I am a sucker for such ladies. This my lady controls grammar so well and she is beautiful, a graduate.

Now, I also have a young lady that comes around, and I observed that they are both different in manners. She is not a graduate, she stopped at secondary school level due to finance problem.

When this not so schooled lady comes around she always notices disorganized things and would arrange them, would notice dirty floor and mop up,wash dirty dishes etc. She would not greet me without bending her left knee slightly to show respect. She is not as beautiful as the educated lady though.

The graduate lady do none of these things, all we do is just gist.

Lately the school cert lady makes me feel the warmth of a caring lady, I am beginning to notice her more.

I am a graduate with tastes, I don't know what I want again, I am confused, somebody advise.

like really?

This is out of the ordinary.

iyatrustee:
11month old accused of witchcraft?

Incredible, ignorance. And this is not bliss, this is brutal, condemnable.

It's always the old ones or the young ones who are easily branded witches and wizards in Nigeria.

Is this a joke? Wetin concern pastor Ooni's title?

I remember him.

Where are the slippers?

Dr. Omalu should have been the lead actor in the movie not Will Smith.

Dont pokenose into people's private affairs, that's how wahala starts.

Yhunoos:
The Katsina State Universal Basic Education Board (SUBEB), has directed primary school teachers and all head teachers in the state to withdraw their children from private schools for enrolment in public schools.

Chairman of the SUBEB, Lawal Buhari Daura gave the directive on Wednesday, when he led management of the Board on an inspection tour of Local Education Authority (LEA) in Kankia.

Daura said the directive was in line with an earlier order issue by the Governor, Aminu Bello Masari that public officers under his administration must patronise public schools.

He insisted that the directive was part of efforts to revive the education sector, but was silent on whether or not penalties awaited defaulters.

Our correspondent reports that findings indicate that most of the primary school teachers in public schools do not patronise public schools as they enrol their children and wards in private schools, an action which suggests that they have no confidence in the public schools.

http://leadership.ng/news/456441/katsina-orders-withdrawal-of-children-from-private-schools

Cc lalasticlala

Abeg, leave the teachers alone, the directives should be directed to the ones ruling the state, like the commissioner of Education, the state governor and the head honchos in the Ministry of Education. Singling out teachers is not fair.

mykel20:
Try not to be too judgmental about 'expensive' schools. Its all a matter of choice. Nigerians have this crazy mentality that kids from comfortable homes are all fat dullards. There are a lot of bright kids from LBS doing very well in ivy league universities. Do your research before making hasty general statements

I disagree, on the contrary, Nigerians have this mentality that kids from comfortable homes are SMART, because they are rich and go to private schools while those from public schools or from poorer backgrounds arent as smart as their counterparts at expensive private schools.

It depends on the culture, in the American society, I have seen pictures of sisters getting married to brothers of the same parentage. Infact, I think I have seen twin sisters marrying twin brothers. But in our culture it's forbidden. So, you have to factor in the culture of the people involved.

You are welcome@pickabeau1

Ebola?

Just a kid, haba!

what's written in the books?