₦airaland Forum

naijaking1:
My #1 aboki in the whole World!
How you dey?
Even you go enjoy Biafra too when it comes, I know it! Walahi!

nwanne m, Biafra-at-heart is already here. As far as Biafra being a physical entity carved out of present day nigeria, to include the entire so-called igboland - seems like a pipe dream. We are better off working through this issue than enabling the killing of hundreds of thousands of fellow Nigerians.

Unfortunately and sadly, known secessionists lead by naijaking1 are gloating over their very own calamities.

I'm sure the usual suspects will soon turn this into a tribal affair by saying that there are more perm secs from a certain region than others.

ovadoze:
no am not, its just that u were busy masturbating on that ur thread.....so I decided to call ur attention to this one.

na ya papa and grand papa dey masturbate. Untrained goat

ovadoze:
where is nduchucks?

You must be a learner.

When bridge colllapse now dem go say na Boko Haram blow am up.

GodMode:
Typical Nigerian mentality...

Gas plants is one method.. Coal plants will make it two methods.. Hydro plants will make it 3.. Solar and wind plants will make it 5..

A sensible country will have more than one method to generate electricity..

When the country gets enough money from what it has.. It can start considering other options..

I'd rather exhaust the option of gas and hydro before introducing another polluting and cancer causing method to a region already ravaged by erosion and other man made pollution.

GodMode:
Coal companies are sited far away from residential areas.. Those countries are not Nigeria where anyone can buy land anywhere and build...

If there is no market internationally then there is market locally and they can sell electricity to cameroon and other African countries...

FG is holding back a lot of states that have abundant natural resources..

Advocating the use of coal for the generation of electricity in Nigeria is the heights of foolishness. Gas fired plants is the way to go, my brother.

Emyogalanya:
jobless youths are fodder for violence well the so called jobless youths have seen the injustice meeted out on them by the nigerian state and takes thier destiny in thier hands

Please itemize the said injustice suffered by the protesting youths which is not experienced by other youths around the country.

I submit to you that the conditions of poverty and hopelessness which was used as the breeding ground for boko haram foot soldiers, by their sponsors, are currently present in the SE and across Nigeria. Unfortunately, even the so-called educated youths are allowing the likes of Gov. Wike to use them as pawns.

All of una go just die for nothing, while the children of your sponsors hide out overseas or have jets ready to run them out of the country, when yawa gas.

GodMode:
Most countries use coal to generate electricity.. Over 60% of Canada's electricity is generated using coal... Over 30% of South Africa's electricity uses coal..

Stop saying what you don't know..

The point is there is not much room for Enugu's coal in international markets. The countries you mentioned are moving away from coal for electricity generation because of devastating and cancer causing air polution.

Emyogalanya:
i've done as you said now can i have answers to my questions

If you've truly done as I said, your response would have been quite different from the above. Unfortunately I am not able to provide the needed education to you at this time.

Jobless youths will find happiness and long lifes in looking for real jobs instead of indulging in suicidal causes.

Unfortunately, coal has been replaced by natural gas as the fuel of choice of most industrial processes around the world. Coal fired power plants have been replaced by gas fired plants and hydro power plants. Air polution and ozone depletion is the by product of using coal industrially.

Coal is essentially useless to Enugu at this point.

Embattled Gov. Wike is using dumb and unemployed Igbo youths residents in Rivers state to ferment trouble in an already failed attempt to remain in office. The remaining sponsors and treasonous criminals will be identified and dealt with shortly.

Sadly most of the ill informed youths have no idea what war is all about.

Emyogalanya:
one nation "BOUND IN FREEDOM" how can a nation be free in bondage. The last time i checked you dont bind one item i.e you dont bind one single #1000 with rubber and or stick of firewood with rope they have to be at least two or three so you can now bind them so tell me how you arrived at that statement keeping nigeria one is a task that must be accomplised

Try to remove unhelpful emotionalism from your thought process and consider the repercutions of the alternative to keeping Nigeria one and you'll quickly reach the same conclusion if you are rational and sane.

millionboi:
u r fool.....u tink arrestin dem wil solve d problem

na ya papa and grandpapa be fool. untrained goat.

The Nigeria Police Force seem to be applying the full weight of the law on protesters, who have blocked the highways in Asaba,Delta State, as they seek the actualisation of the Sovereign State of Biafra.



The situation has made travellers suffer untold hardship.

So far, 125 young men have been arrested by the police for participating in the protest for the actualisation of the Sovereign State of Biafra.

According to the Police in Asaba, the arrests were made to forestall a total breakdown of law and order in Delta State.

The agitations by the indigenous people of Biafra have been on since last Friday. The first demonstrations were recorded in Imo State.

One-Million-Man March

Throughout the night, about 10,000 members of the group laid siege at the major fly-over bridge in Enugu.

Report says that the group marched through the major streets at night before going back to their various locations, defiling an earlier warning by the police not to hold the march.

The arrested men from Asaba are likely to be charged to court on Monday.

On Friday, The Nigeria Police Force issued a warning against the one-million-man march, saying the protesters, from the south-eastern region, would be provoking the law if they do not stop such protests or call.

Source

Kudos to our great law enforcement agents for showing restraint.

This artist willl benefit from cosmetic surgery and lyposuction to remove the excess fat on his upper body. He has no excuse given that both of his parents are billionaires.

Life has no duplicate.

The only thing clear to me is that Nigeria is moving forward in a positive manner. Our institutions are beginning to turn the corner towards being effective and slowly giving up old ways of being controlled by highest bidders.

The kinds of judgements we are witnessing by the election tribunals would have been unheard of, during previous dispensations. This is a testament to the fact that Nigeria is moving towards more greatness, despite what wailing wailers would have us believe.

Parade has indeed changed gear.

@OP, judges are not legislators and judicial activism and/or rascality should be condemned. Think about it.

kelivi:
That's what I'm watching.
Lol

Pull that video down, it does a great disservice to this nice thread.

Behave dia. no sense of humour whatsoever. Real yoruba people have thick skins.

Ok, lemme leave you guys with your thread.

CabbieAC ke

abi cab ti ko ni airconditioner ni bobo yen nwa ni Jersey ni?

MayorofLagos:
No one in nairaland is as compassionate, kind, courteous, approachable and dependable than Mayor.
Im level headed and patient, humble and.laid back. I listen more and talk less...

If you think im lying ask tpia

You should know that that was a tongue-in-chick statement na. i agree with your assessment of yourself there; if I didn't know better I'd think you are not from the Southern part of this great country.

Onijogbon ni babe Ileke yen.

Goodness gracious!!! Ok o, mo ti sa lo!

Ilekeh:
Ika to n se, ko da. Behave yourself na. Mo mo e.

Ika ke? Nice person ni mi now, ma confuse me pelu Mayorof Lagos now.

Ilekeh:
nduchucks, se o ni lat se gbogbo eleyi?

hmmm, ologban ko ba ri wipe, Firefire nikan ni follower Mallam getupwell. Firefire so fun e pe, won fun oun ni ban, still yet iwo nkpe Nduchucks. abi otin fi mi lala ni?

Ilekeh:
Chaiiiiii.....and you no dey shame to admit it?

Take a trip.

Nkan ti o fi n mu awon omo ekiti fi n salo si ogun/eko nipe ko s'ise ni ekiti

Are you the old Ilekeidi, Desola, or another ....... ?

Their leaders who have been identified by DSS should be locked up immediately and tried for treason. Teargas is also a cheap and effective tool to deal with this situation.

To be honest, the thread's title is too disgusting to grace the FP of any website. What were the mods here thinking?

HzRF:
Did you took part in the election?

If not ur brain needs rehabilitation cuz it's dead

Reread your post above and weep. Also it is your father and your grand father's brains that need brain surgery.

This tribunal had the easiest job here. Everyone knows that she won the election.

The foolish governor elect, Ishiaku, thought he had it made when Buhari nominated Alhaja Alhassan for a ministerial position. Mumu

Behold, the First Nigerian woman to be CEO of a multinational company.


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Bola Kuforiji Olubi (born September 28, 1936) is a Nigerian noblewoman, banker and former federal minister of commerce.[1]

She graduated from the University of London in 1963 with B. Sc honours in Economics. A fellow of Institute of Charted Accountants, England and Wales 1977, ICAN Nigeria 1976, British Chartered institutes of company Secretaries (ACIS 1964). Nigerian Institute of management (FMIN) 1985, British Institute of Directors.

She is a recipient of the following honours and awards: Doctor of Business administration from Enugu State University of Science and Technology, 1997, Doctor of Laws, LLD honoris causa (Latin: "for the sake of the honor". Bayero University, Kano, 2004, Doctor of letter (Honoris Causa), Olabisi Onabanjo University, Ago Iwoye Ogun State 2006.

Other honours and awards include Federal government of Nigeria with the National award of member of the Order of the Niger in 1979, for her contributions to management education and socio- economic Advancement of Nigeria. She was conferred with the award of Order of the Niger (OON) in 2002, award of certificate of Merit by the United Nations Decade of Woman, 1980, award for Excellence from the University of Benn's Skonit Club in 1988, honorary Grammarian of CMS 1988 by CMS grammar school, award of Excellence by Brigade of Nigeria, 1992, International award of Excellence for outstanding entrepreneurial achievements, MIT, Cambridge, MA, USA. !992, a recipient of 2002 conferment award for Woman of achievements under the auspices of the Woman development centre, Abuja, 2005. Otuunba (Dr) Kuforiji Olubi holds many chieftaincy titles across Nigeria.

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