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NOETHNICITY:Bro, pulling out tubers of yams from yam barns, cutting them to size and feeding cows with fresh yams?... Who feeds cows with full yam tubers (and not yam barks) besides someone who stole the yams?... Are you by any means insinuating that those herdsmen in the video brandishing AK47 assault rifles are also yam farmers who planted and harvested those yams?... or are you suggesting that they bought those yams with money?... Or are you saying those are waste yams thrown away by the real owners (who even neatly arranged and covered them in barns)? Bros, we not in a court of law where only submissible evidence or a number of testifying witnesses can be accepted. This one na common sense matter and what's in the video is very obvious in black and white; this is what farmers in the middle belt have complained of for decades about their farm produce being destroyed by armed herdsmen, and which actually leads to all the conflicts. No point being all defensive or legally right about this one cos we're not in a court of law where . |
Nigerian Police: Okay, Mr Man, you see that tree over there?... start running towards it Suspect: Abeg sir! abeg oga! Nigerian Police: I say start running before I fire you! *suspect starts running and 3 seconds later, Gbooaaaaaa!!!* Breaking News! Suspect killed while trying to escape. |
NOETHNICITY:Of course we cant say for a fact that it's Benue, it could be anywhere else. But what we all know for certain is that those yams dont belong to the herdsmen. |
Hopefully Chief Umeh would be vocal when he gets to the chambers. |
NonsoWow:Even if it's not Benue, I don't think you need a soothsayer to tell you those yams dont belong to the herdsmen. Those yams definitely belong to farmers who were either chased away or killed by the herdsmen. |
OKDnigeria:Sad... But to whom shall Nigeria go to in 2019? |
NOETHNICITY:Yeah but I meant, why do northern hausa/fulani Muslims hate and disregard the Shiites so much? |
Milf ![]() |
InfiniteLoopx:Sorry there was never a time when my eyes were closed; my narrative has never changed. |
amnesty7:Nonsense! Absolute nonsense! The fulani marauders already killed thousands upon thousands ever before the banning of open grazing; now the devils are back to do their known stock in trade and you claim it's because of grazing ban?.... Kindly enlighten me on what is different between the killings pre-grazing ban and the killings now? I have a piece of land on which I allowed you to graze your flock. You take advantage of my welcoming gesture and harm my family members and destroy my properties. I get fed up and then expel you from my land. What exactly is wrong in that?... Do I no longer have ownership or authority over what I can use my own land for? |
The boldness though... and Benue elders are still 'WAITING' for govt before they form a state's vigilante group and flush the marauders out of their lands. Kontinuu waiting Pa Unongo, kontinuu waiting Pa Ortom! |
These guys arent serious yet, they're still 'thinking', still giving conditions and still waiting for central govt when they should already be doing something. |
There goes Nigeria's power supply... |
DMathematical:Absolutely, the media aides are as clueless as they can be and have no business being in publicity. Even on twitter and nairaland etc, I've seen a lot of more sensible ordinary citizens who are 100 times better at govt publicity than the so called presidential aides. |
Campusity:Those boys arrested by the army, if Ortom is a real leader, do you think he cant secure their release in less than 24 hours? |
Wiseandtrue:Sagay hasnt resigned from anywhere... Sounding the truth into the ears of Ortom doesnt mean he has resigned. If Fayose whose state is hardly affected by herdsmen crisis can set up a vigilante, what on earth stops Ortom from doing so and expelling all the fulanis in his state?... What kind of dirty eye sevice is he playing ehile his people are being killed everyday?... Why does he need to run to the FG fot help ehrn he can actually use his security vote to set up and arm a pseudo state police? |
DearPeople:There's a very simple and commonsensical reason why the current govt always makes comparisons with Jonathan; and it's because the loudest critics of the govt almost ALWAYS criticise by unconsciously relating every issue with GEJ amd 2015 elections. If terrorist herdsmen equally killed so many under GEJ, let's be honest here, what do you expect the current govt to respond when its loudest critics always allege that herdsmen are killing today cos a fulani man is president? Not exactly a statement tjat should be made by a govt official at this sensitive time though... |
Why exactly do most typical northern Muslims hate their own Shiite brothers so much?... I may be wrong but I've never heard of the Shiites cause any major trouble. |
praizblog:23 years ago and the lady is celebrating 23? https://i0.kym-cdn.com/entries/icons/facebook/000/022/827/C-OGsGjVoAALrsj.jpg |
omenkaLives:Some bloggers recently released divorce rumours, I guess that's why she's had to release this. |
erico2k2:Sorry maybe I got the 52% figure wrong, can you kindly remind me what the correct FG's cut is in the revenue formula?... Regarding power, the thread talks about huge sums of money being owed road contractors, it also talks about the bulk of the debt being inherited from the previous administration. Someone raised a question asking what all the large sums of money spent by the last admin was spent on seeing that most contractors were still being owed. Another person responded that a chunk of the money was spent building power stations. It was at that point I came in and mentioned that over $8B was spent by the last admin on power specifically, in addition to the $16B spent by OBJ, yet Nigeria still hasnt seen any considerable improvement in power supply. I dont remember mentioning anywhere that power has now improved. |
SalamRushdie:Lol.. Smh... another unsubstantiatable fable from the stables of the jonathanian ogogoro parlour bureau for statistics. In actual fact, Jonathan also built the 4 existing refineries in Nigeria; and lest I forget, Jonathan also built Murtala Mohammed International Airport. |
SalamRushdie:The rail was built with a loan (which Nigeria is still paying for today), over $8billion was spent in the power sector (but Nigerians didnt see any power improvement), the chunk used for bokoharam war was looted by evil men in the corridors of power (we seem to have forgotten how soldiers kept lamenting of lack of common bullets), 36 state governors (not Amaechi) asked GEJ to release the share of ECA belonging to states cos GEJ was clandestinely dipping his hands into the funds for God knows what; at the end, FG still retained almost 52% of the ECA funds which it eventually still blasted on ghost projects, so that your Amaechi excuse is pointless. So then, what exactly was all the money used for? Okay sorry I forgot to mention, Nigeria became the private jet sales capital of the world in 2013/2014 (even the president at the time bragged about the exploding number of PJs in Nigeria). |
Groovenaija360:Nigerians are just obsessed with destruction destruction and destruction! There are numerous things that edifice could have been used for after being possessed by the government; but all we know how to do in this part of the world is destroy wealth. |
Straight to mgbuka.. ![]() |
Freeze should be careful not to overstep boundaries into irrelevant territories. There's a thin line between being an objective critic and a hater who just feels a compulsion to criticise everything. I see nothing wrong with religious organisations selling religious literature (for profit) if they so wish. Besides, the sale of some of these materials is actually the main income earner of the authors besides any gifts they receive from their followers. |
All these strange masqueredes sef... www.nairaland.com/attachments/2583180_ngige_jpeg988307aad2d9fc33fd1a27ad12b0701e |
LordAdam16:Look mister, I promised myself not to ever bother engaging you on this forum anymore cos I realised you are nothing but a troll. So kindly carry on; you win, I lose, OBJ didnt initiate the railway modernisation masterplan, and he never negotiated any deal with the Exim Bank, Yaradua initiated it all... Bye! |
LordAdam16:OBJ originated the project, brought in the chinese and negotiated the loan deal with the Chinese EXIM bank for the Lagos to Kano standard gauge rail line of which the Abuja to Kaduna stretch is just a part if it. Whether the contract was reversed or revamped or revived or redrawn, that's inconsequential and doesnt in any way change the story. |
Facts of the matter: 1. OBJ conceived the idea and signed the loan contracts. 2. GEJ paid the counterpart funds and the Chinese came in and executed the project. So in summary, going by Nigeria's political logic, GEJ is simply the one who built the Abuja to Kaduna rail. 3. PMB paid off the final compensation sums and other miscellaneous sums and commisioned the project. It is worthy of note however that with Nigeria only providing only about 47% of the total project cost at the time, PMB and other successive administrations are still the ones paying off the 53% loan chunk for the project. However, if PMB wants any of the praise (according to Nigerian political logic), then his government should try and expedite the Lagos - Ibadan track which he started. |
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