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Anigreat:You can post as well if you’ve got some
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Pictures seem to say Keep me coming if you’ve got some |
yvelchstores:It's none of my business but like I said he keeps asking me for information. As a guy if I was in his shoes, I'd feel the same. These things have a way of repeating themselves. |
yvelchstores:If I wanted to wreck it, don't you think I could have done this long ago with the information I've always had? |
Lol |
geeez: Land of the rising crimeRightly said boss I think this should be on the FP Its an SOS message |
superstar1: I wonder the kind of under the mango tree unis, y1bos attend in the east.The ones here on NL have never seen a land title document before Its called a Certificate of Occupancy and not Ownership and can be revoked for whatever reason at anytime and what the government thinks is fair enough as compensation will be paid You own the house but not the land. |
All I can say is that this tension will one day lead to a crisis I feel sorry for the few good Igbo men and women in Yorubaland |
cashkid18: even afta awolowo's free education,d yaribas stil believe dt joke n they are stil teachin it to their children..You believe Adam and Eve are the progenitors of a 7bn world population right? You're dumb for real |
Its not about the noise you guys make here on NL Just do as much as poke the weakest Yoruba man, woman, boy or girl in the nose. Just dare if you're that brave I'm sure it will be the biggest mistake in your history How many times have the Fulanis ravaged your women and the men flee? Though I don't support violence but I'm sure the Fulanis won't dare Yorubas in Ogun, Oyo or Ilorin ever again They know the cowards they can pounce on and get away with it |
OUK said he and his people need the country more than the country needs them Is that another description for parasites? |
Hope they bring sand to fill the eroded land I'm sure their fellow countrymen are waiting to fleece the returnees |
Laaaaaaagos! God bless Olu Eko God bless the Yoruba ingenuity Aliko, your head dey there |
How cheap |
A parasite is an animal that can't survive on its own and has to leave its erosion ravaged habitat to greener pastures in an economically viable region There are several species of parasites which follow these migration patterns every January. Most parasites are pests and they criminally invade thier hosts region as evident in the flat headed rodents |
And the beat goes on Same music, different producer This the remix Enjoy the music |
And BRF was castigated for building the best bridge ever and tolling it The Lekki-Ikoyi,bridge is longer, finer and less expensive than the 2NB My oga@dTop, Geeez once said pako bridge builders should invest in this. Maybe the 3NB |
Ikengawo: so then why isn't Oyo and Kano that dense you nincompoopYou're dense and brainless I must admit. Maybe you don't understand what is meant by population density. You better read up Which city will be denser? A 10sqm city with two million people or a 10sqm city with eight million people Tokyo is smaller than Lagos but more densely populated Population density is simply the number of people divide by the landmass So if Oyo and Anambra have the same population, Anambra will be more dense because it has a much smaller landmass If you don't get this, then I can't help you Besides you took the google image of Oyo from a higher elevation Back to my original post, the SE has a higher population than Oyo State Oyo State and the whole of the SE have about the same landmass Therefore, the SE is more densely populated Besides not everything you see as green in a Google Map is uninhabited as some are farms. |
The population density in Igboland is understandably high and the OP is also shockingly dense The entire landmass of Igboland is about the same size as Oyo State It's the same reason why there will be large patches of uninhabited places in Kano |
Akpa ife: Why yoruba governors nt on dat listHow can you compare the engine of a Range Rover Sport to that of a Keke Napep? |
The guy has not built roads within his territory, it is a seaport outside his domain that he wants to build These people are a bunch of clowns I swear |
Once again the Second Niger Bridge is missing in the equation I think Tompolo should build it and toll the bridge |
Tony Spike: That amount of NGN 59.9 Billion is too small for ex-militants. I think the entire budget should ALWAYS be dedicated to the welfare of the ex-militants instead. Lest I forget, how much will it take to build the Second Niger Bridge sef? I loooove this government...Tompolo will the Second Niger Bridge and toll it Instead of going cap in hand to Abuja, they better be going to the creeks of Bayelsa |
Read this in Punch and its so sad May they rest in peace |
He wasn't the only one that ate the starter How come he was the only one affected? |
Good job I just however hope, and sincerely hope that the body bags won't include innocent people |
You can't blame them They may be right Its about standards What is A1 in Abia may be F9 in Lagos |
Just N700m to discuss the future of this country while ex militants take over eighty times that as their pocket money Amazing |
Its getting out of hands Eight out of every crime in the SW is committed by the usual suspects And the same people will call themselves industrious and the owners of Lagos |
A six-man robbery gang, which was recently arrested by the Special Anti-Robbery Squad, Lagos, has said they were able to successfully carry out robbery operations through the connivance of a serving soldier. PUNCH Metro learnt that the suspects, Jude Madu, Romanus Nweke, Edwin Ndinemeni, Abuchi Afunaya, Chibuzor Umebi, and Osita Nnaji; specialised in hijacking trucks in transit and selling off its contents. It was learnt that the suspects were arrested on Saturday. Confessing their roles in the crime, the alleged gang leader, Madu, who claimed to be 29-years-old, said a serving soldier usually supplied them with ammunition. Narrating how they usually operated along interstate highways, the indigene of Umunze, Anambra State, said, “When we spot a truck that we are interested in, we drive in a rough manner and block the truck. When the truck hits our vehicle, the soldier will alight, go straight to the truck driver and slap him for hitting our car. “He will ask the driver to come down and threaten to take him to an army barracks where he will be dealt with. One of our gang members, Afunaya, will then jump into the truck and speed off. “We will drive the truck to a park and hand it over to one of our men, Obinna, who then drives the truck to Onitsha, Anambra State, and sells off its contents. My share from the last operation was N200,000.” A second suspect, a 30-year-old indigene of Enugu State, said he sometimes also dressed as a soldier during robbery operations. He explained that they usually hijacked trucks conveying drugs, chemicals, tyre, spare parts and beverages. “It was the army man that gave me the army uniform of a lance corporal to follow them to hijack the truck. For the chemical truck that we hijacked I was given N150, 000. My role is to intimidate the driver with my gun,” he said. Ndinemeni, a 27-year-old marble dealer and indigene of Imo State, said he joined the gang because of poverty, adding that he usually drove hijacked trucks to Iddo Park in Lagos State where its contents are offloaded. He said his share from the last job was N350, 000. Umebi, 24, who claimed to be an electronics dealer, said he took to robbery because he was once robbed of all his valuables and wanted revenge. “I was an electronics dealer before I lost my goods to armed robbers. I decided to be an armed robber after being robbed. My role is to join the soldier to hold the conductor and the driver to enable the gang take over the truck and divert it. My going into armed robbery is a curse because in one operation a victim cursed me,” he said. Police Public Relations Officer, Ngozi Braide, who confirmed the incident, said investigations were still ongoing. |