₦airaland Forum

Idiotseverywher:
Op, this your analysis just indicated that you are thinking from your ANUS, at least you have exposed the fears of an average adult from the west that fake result Tinubu tendered if Supreme court takes the matter Tinubu is off, that is why all hell is loosed by all Ofe manu person to make sure the rubbish the fake result story again to become judges to quote law

richie240:
Typical!
You are asking accountability from Tinubu and Atiku, but obi shd be 'left alone', okwea?
Shey bcus he's amadioha first born or what?

Rolings:
So you will agree with me that the only reason why Israel is refusing to give up Palestine is pride as it views all terrories taken during the 6day war as war bounty and nothing more. Even when you look at the map....it's disjointed with places in Israel and Palestine intertwined you can't even clearly make out Israel land.

Yes I agree....the Palestinians lost a war with Israel and the land.

But does that justify the apatheid in the 21st century?
Is that enough reason to blockade a people and make their land the largest open air prison worldwide?

richie240:
Agreed on one condition: let peter obi show us his 'GCE DEGREE' from UNN.....if e get mind.

NaijaCowFarm:
Unfortunately, APC did not argue this at the PEPC, so it is USELESS as a used sanitary pad!

iwaeda:
The Presidential candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, Atiku Abubakar has explained the discrepancies in his Senior School Certificate Examination, SSCE, certificate.

Atiku offered the clarification through Dele Momodu, one of his aides, on Tuesday in a post on his social media platform, X.

According to Momodu, the clarification became necessary following allegations of forgery against his principal by members of the ruling All Progressives Congress, APC.

Some members of the APC had questioned the name ”Sadiq Abubakar” in Atiku’s WAEC certificate as against his other credentials.

However, Momodu said he forwarded the accusations to the former Vice President, who also provided an answer for the discrepancy.

Momodu wrote, ”The APC busybodies have been bombarding me with allegations of forgery against my Principal, ALHAJI ATIKU ABUBAKAR (GCON), which I immediately forwarded to him and here is his copious response: ‘Yes I used Sadiq Abubakar to sit for my WAEC and after passing my exams I went to swear an affidavit to say I am the same person as ATIKU Abubakar. I went to ABU as Atiku Abuakar and passed my Exams as Atiku Abubakar. Interviewed as Atiku Abubakar by the Federal Civil Service Commission and hired into the Customs Service as Atiku Abubakar. So where is forgery there?’ – ATIKU ABUBAKAR

”CAN THE APC social media bullies forward the deluge of questions in circulation to their boss and get instant and direct response…
I SALUTE ALHAJI ATIKU ABUBAKAR…”

https://dailypost.ng/2023/10/10/why-my-waec-certificate-bears-sadiq-abubakar-atiku-responds-to-forgery-allegation/

HeeBraHim2:
"Palestine currently owns and controls these 10 cities in the Middle East:

Ramallah,
Bethlehem,
Nablus,
Hebron,
Jericho,
Jenin,
Tulkarm,
Qalqilya,
Tubas,
Salfit.
Gaza City

They are also demanding control over three more cities

Askelon,
Gath,
East Jerusalem - which may be theirs in the near future.

Ashkelon: Throughout history, Ashkelon never belonged to Israel but instead was historically associated with the Philistines, even in biblical accounts. However, Israel took over the city in the 1940s and filled it with Jewish refugees from Europe after World War II

Gath: This is another significant Philistine city that has been present since ancient times. It was one of the largest cities in the Middle East and is famously known as the birthplace of the biblical figure Goliath.

East Jerusalem: The entire city of Jerusalem was originally founded by the Canaanites before Israel claim that God has given it to them.

In an effort to achieve peace, Jerusalem was divided into two parts - West Jerusalem controlled by Israel, and East Jerusalem controlled by Palestine.

However, Israel unlawfully took control of East Jerusalem. They have been demolishing Palestinian houses and buildings ever since then which has been widely critized by many people, even the UN.

mikael11:
Tinubu's date of birth on his passport is 1952. On his transcript the date of birth is 1954. On his CSU Application form, the date of birth is 1955.

Check the two images below 👇

But I find it hard on how his supporters are blind to all this revelations

Also it's funny on how the Mod post only the news that suits there paymaster and left all this other revaluation in the results shame !!!

PrinceOfLagos:
Since I no deactivate, let it rest na 😂

IamAtikulate:
Why are children of hate, envy and jealousy crying because of the proposed Abia Seaport?

They know with Alex Otti on seat, he will definitely pull this off.

Onitsha sea port is coming soon too

gidgiddy:
Problem with people like you is that you dont understand that there is a difference between being landlocked and having access to the sea

A lot of Nigerias think that having access to the sea means having coatline, thats not true

The River Niger may run through Niger Republic through Nigeria to the Sea, but Niger Republic is so far from the sea that their access to sea is neither here no r there. However, the South East is not only close to the Sea, it has many tributaries going across it and running directly to the sea, some in Abia are as short as just 15 nautical miles to the sea. It may shock some people to know that Portharcourt whaf is 18 Nautical miles to the Sea

Assuming the South East becomes a seperate country from Nigeria, thats where the UN Convention On Laws Of The Sea(UNCLOS) will take effect. That water way that runs from Abia to the sea, even though it may run through Rivers State and Akwa Ibom, is not owned by Nigeria. You can only own land, nobody owns Rivers

Praxis758:
Tony Anenih was never a cabal under OBJ.

The ‘Mr Fix It’ was as a result of him being the minister of works to ‘put the bad roads in proper shape’

Praxis758:
OBJ remains the only president without cabals around him in this our democratic era.

Every president with cabals around them always ended up becoming a disaster.

Cabals around Tinubu are: Gbaja, Alake, Remi, Tunde Rahman, ……. You can add yours .

ganisucks:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fkluT7y9jF0?si=m8Xf1PWkMvYrG0fi


@MissPearls

Stoplying:
Can you read ?
I clearly state that these are some Benin city walls, I even state the location: ring road.
As for your 200 m comment, you just keep going on tangents. Even the fence of an ordinary average sized house will rarely be less than 200 m, the perimetre of a football field is 400 metres, and you are saying that the palace walls were less than 200 m long. And you got those extraordinary measurements from your time travelling I guess.

I believe I gave you an other picture in which I also clearly state that I believe that is the picture of a part of the wall which is subject of your tirade of hatred.

You are the one who was fed a fable, you feed yourself a fable out of jealousy. The great walls of Benin are in the Guinness book of records, your jealousy and your fable will remain in your head.

History denialism is not new, it is just an other form of conspiracy theory, your mind can't accept facts and you try to force your mental illness upon others. For the last time, the wall was witnessed and written about for hundreds of years. Now don't quote me again and perhaps you should end your obsession about Benin and rather talk about your own people. I'm tired of always having all these mentally ill Nigerians obsessing about my people for one reason or the other. It seems every mentally ill Nigerian believes Edo people owe him explanations.

Rossikk:
You have no brain. You are thick.

Yeah. Google fed false information into the ‘Google App’ to give us a fake image.

Google also conspired with the Guinness Book of Records who first reported the wall in1974, 40 years before Google came into existence.

You clearly have mental issues.

You’re not well.

I note the number of aggressively abusive words u have used on me not over a quarel but a supposedly educative topic. On my part I have not abused u. It shows that's how your parents raised u meaning there is no way I can help u as a person with a very troubled upbringing in an abusive home. When u are losing d logic of an argument, what other option do u have than to resort to anger and corossion?

Anyway back to d fact. No Edo wall in any Guinness Book of Records, u have again been lied to. If there is show us a link here from d authentic GWR website.
But is it that it's so easy for u guys to be lied to? Someone wakes up and says Arualan uses palm tree as chewing stick and u believe? Herein lies d trauma of most black people - belief in superstition, belief in d sensational without bordering to investigate and even think for yourself. Those pictures u saw were of d palace walls not more than 200m long. Any other image u are seeing are three dimensional artificially generated. If Benin had d great walls like China, no way they won't be preserved up to this day, d Binis are perhaps d greatest cultural preservers in Nigeria. How possible would it be for d British to go round d city to destroy d entire length u claimed of d wall? If they were so mean why didn't they also destroy d palace completely? Don't believe d nonsense about a phantom wall. E no dey, Dem lie to u

Stoplying:
It is tiring talking to fools who believe they have cracked the code of human knowledge.
Things disappear over time, dome things don't, it is as simple as that. The British destroyed the walls of Benin in 1897, not just with bombs and fire, but also by destroying Benin empire which had the duty of maintaining the wall. Obviously I'm not an architect, nor an archaeologist, but the latter have been complaining that Nigeria was failing it's duty to maintain the wall leading to it fading away.
Picture of some Benin city walls taken in 1897.

This is what Ringroad looked like in 1897. These walls are also similar with the defensive walls of Benin city, walls which were observed by European visitors right from the 1400's and whose trace were still noticed by archeologists. But yeah the likes of you think it is all a conspiracy, even though we are talking about a thing which was written about by eyewitnesses since the 1400's (hundreds of years of people witnessing it and writing about it) and even today, archeologists write about it. You of course have cracked the code of human knowledge.

Rossikk:
You are an utter ignoramus.

Go on GOOGLE EARTH, you blasted dunce.

TYPE 'BENIN WALL' into GOOGLE EARTH.

Do you know what GOOGLE EARTH is?

ACTUAL Photographs of the land.

The rampart can be EASILY IDENTIFIED by the vegetation covering it.

Blasted illiterate.

You think coming here to drop names of people you've never spoken to in your life or asked any questions of, and who themselves are probably ignorant of the scale of the edifice, will impress anyone here?

The wall goes FAR beyond Benin city, and is a KINGDOM RAMPART.

Oh sure, scientists and researchers in Europe, America, journalists, etc just decided ''we are so bored, so let us invent this monster wall in Benin city which never existed, just to titillate ourselves.''.

Go on GOOGLE EARTH and quit being an embarrassment to whatever you school you claim to have attended.

Stoplying:
Your hatred of Benin is clouding your judgement.
Only traces of Benin defensive walls still exist today, the British leveled those walls in the war of 1897 which opposed Benin empire to the British empire. So asking to see the walls today is a little bit strange, like asking to speak to a dead man which you also ask for when telling people to go and speak to egherevba. By the way, contrary to your claim, egherevba was not in anyway "the leading authority" in Benin history, actually egherevba is just a man who wrote stories for his PhD in university of Ibadan, he called his stories: short history of Benin. But he seems to not have known how to actually conduct historical research, he just put a bunch of stories with no substantiation, his stories were oriented towards a pro-yoruba perspective which was very well received by his Yoruba university (mystery solved). You also do not seem to understand how history is researched, you seem to think all you need is to quote a person who has the same views as you and then hype that person as "the leading authority", therefore making your argument like a word from the gospel.
History is researched through eye-witness written documents! All the Europeans who visited the capital of Benin empire/kingdom (the capital is Benin city), talk about the walls, you see: eyewitness written records.

It is also strange that you think these infos can be found on archives even though, our ancestors didn't have a written form of language! You clearly have a learning disability. You don't understand the concept of time, I see many Nigerians with this mental disability.

Rossikk:
You claim to have schooled in Uniben, yet you reason like a school dropout. YOU don’t know anything about the Benin wall. The dimensions and descriptions given here were made by international researchers and scientists who have visited and measured the dimensions of the structure with helicopters and expensive, modern equipment, including satellite technology, when you were still sucking breast, or even before you were born. Your job, if you had a working brain, is to return to the city and fill the gaps in your knowledge presented by the research findings, not to dispute them because of the little section YOU saw while walking to your classroom or beer parlour.

Rossikk:
According to British newspaper, the UK Guardian,



https://www.theguardian.com/cities/2016/mar/18/story-of-cities-5-benin-city-edo-nigeria-mighty-medieval-capital-lost-without-trace

Benin Wall and Moat

As it looked 500 years ago:
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/FNzW1VqXoAQm-aF.jpg

StoriesUpdate:
Betsy Obaseki Beats 21 Persons to Emerge Most Prolific First Lady of the Year



https://thenationonlineng.net/betsy-obaseki-named-most-prolific-first-lady-of-the-year/

Jostoman:
Na nonsense judgement those judges gave that day.

LordGuru1:
His mum is Igbo. And my brother, what are you even saying, struggling to justify just 1 out all the Greedily- hoarded Financial Authority, Control and even Leadership Positions in all other Sections over Nigeria that time. Ashiwaju Tinubu is by far greatly Fair when compared to these 2 Predecessors of his.

ETIIKO:
As a public figure of several decades standing, my antecedents are widely known. Nevertheless, it has become necessary to restate who I am and correct some misleading information made about my person.
My name is Florence Mayen Ita-Giwa (Asibong Ita, was also my maiden native Efik name). I was born on the 19th of February 1946. Although I do not have a birth certificate, I have an age declaration document sworn to by my late Mother, which I have used all my life. My mother almost died of post-partum hemorrhage during my birth at the hospital; a situation which was made worse as the hospital did not have a blood bank. The story of the circumstances of my birth stuck in my memory, and because of it I donated a blood bank to the hospital, much later in life.
My late Father, Obong Ofiong Umoh Ita Ofiong, was a traditional Ruler in Atabong, Bakassi. He attended Methodist Boys’ High School, Oron (founded in 1905) back in the early 20th century. His parents’ choice to send him to school in Oron was influenced by the fact that Archibong Town, and then James Town, both in Bakassi, were the first ports of call of the Methodist Church Mission in Nigeria in 1893. And, when the Mission set up its first school in these parts, it was natural that my late Father would be educated there. My mother, the late Chief (Mrs.) Beatrice Bassey Ita, was at first a school teacher before venturing into journalism and becoming a renowned pioneering female journalist in South East of Nigeria. Her parents were from the Ekpo Abasi Royal House of Calabar, and their family house was No. 19 Boco Street at Bayside of Calabar South Local Government Area in Cross River State, where I grew up right from infancy until we moved to No. 55 Beecroft Street, also at Bayside in Calabar South. I vividly recall how my Mom used to entertain family and friends with tea in the afternoons; a veritable vestige of Calabar's affinity with the culture of the British colonialists.
I started my education as a girl-child at the renowned Duke Town Primary School, Calabar (with a history dating back to 1846) before attending The Edgerly Memorial Girls’ School, also in Calabar. I took up Nursing as a Profession and went for training in it at Aba in the present-day Abia State, although my dear Mother had wished that I went into journalism like her. If there is anything like re-incarnation, I will still choose to belong to the noble profession of Nursing.
​My late mother was an avowed Zikist, who worked as a correspondent for the Zik Group of Newspapers in Calabar. She eventually sought transfer to Aba in order to remain close and keep watch over me while I was undergoing my studies. The Nigerian civil war broke out while we were in Aba, and my mother and family chose to remain in the "Biafran" territory for the entire duration of the War until it ended in January 1970. I never set eyes on any federal troop or officer until when the war ended while we were at Ahiara, where we had fled to, having lost everything we owned in life. That is the closest exposure I had to fighting that raged between the armed forces during the Civil War. A Nigerian Military officer rescued us alongside other relatives and graciously arranged for our safe passage to Calabar. Sometime after we arrived in Calabar, I recall that my mother was briefly detained by the Federal authorities as was the late Margaret Ekpo. My mother was eventually employed by the Sketch Newspaper as the South Eastern State correspondent at the time, and Aremo Segun Osoba, who was its Managing Director. The photograph of myself, Ndidi Okereke Onyuike the former Director General of the Nigerian Stock Exchange, and the late Cecilia Ekpenyong, the former Deputy Governor of Cross River State, which appeared in a book written by Brigadier General Alabi Isama was taken at a party in Port Harcourt sometime in the middle of 1970, long after the Civil War had ended.
I proceeded to the Kilburn Polytechnic London to train as a Medical Secretary. At the end of my studies, after my field work experience at the cancer follow-up department and periodontal department of the university college Hospital Gower Street, London, on the strict insistence of my mother, I returned to Nigeria and was immediately employed by Beecham Laboratories as a Medical Representative. After receiving some training in Pharmaceutical Detailing, I was then posted to be in charge of the company’s Northern Nigeria operations. After doing a good job at Beecham, I got head-hunted by Sandoz Pharmaceuticals and was appointed the Medical Representative in charge of Lagos State. I thereafter left paid employment to found Flobett Pharmacy and Med-Equip Limited, with branches at No. 1 Norman Williams Street, Ikoyi, and No. 1 Kofo Abayomi Street, Apapa – both in Lagos. Med-Equip Limited was an accredited agent of AJ Seward Medical Equipment UK and won a contract to fully equip seven 30-bed military hospitals (MRS) in different parts of Nigeria, including Zuru in Bornu State, Owode in Ogun State and Ibawa in Akwa Ibom State. To this day, I am still able to conceptualize and set up a hospital from the reception to the morbid section.
I joined politics, contested elections and won four very difficult contests starting from 1991, each time on “opposition party” platforms. I voluntarily opted out of seeking elective office to allow space for the next generation to express themselves in Nigerian politics, after my outing as Senator of the Federal Republic of Nigeria in 2003. As a law maker, I attended a course on Legislative Management at the Thames Valley University, London. I am currently working on a book on “Legislative Management and Parliamentary Lobbying” with the objective of sharing knowledge with the next generation of politicians, public office holders and the general public.
Apart from my daughter, I have 15 other lovely children that I brought out from the Creeks of Bakassi and single-handedly weaned, nurtured and groomed into responsible and promising persons; to the glory of God Almighty. The youngest of them is now nine years old. She was rescued from the creeks of Bakassi at just four months old. Today, she attends one of the best private schools in Calabar. I also have a pair of 14-year-old twin boys whose parents were killed right in their presence at the age of four. They both attend what is considered one of the best high schools in Calabar, Access School. Most of my other children have graduated from the best private universities in Nigeria and Ghana as Petroleum Engineers, Electrical Engineers, Computer Engineers and so on. In my family there are no titles or divisions, because I believe that a child is a child, no matter how he or she came into this world. All these children are mine, given to me by God. And, I am committed to training them into good and worthy citizens of Nigeria, complete with strong family values, love, respect and compassion for their fellow human beings.
It is common knowledge that a typical Calabar lady’s physiological issue cannot be “aesthetic augmentation”, but ‘reduction’. Besides, aesthetic procedures are not normally done under general anesthesia. So, a third-party or next-of-kin is not usually needed, unless there are underlying conditions which may be considered threats to the procedure, thereby warranting the assurance of a relative as surety. It is a fact that, 18 years ago I underwent liposuction (fat reduction) around my hips; a feature I obviously inherited from my late Mother. This was public knowledge, as I had informed the media. I do not do things and hide in the shadows, or are ashamed of. Nobody leaked any secret, as that procedure was public knowledge. I have consistently counselled younger women not to be scared of ageing, as it is an inevitable phase of life, but rather they should embrace the prospect of ageing gracefully and beautifully in good health, by embracing a healthy lifestyle and seeking any wholesome and safe medical intervention needed.
On a final note, I have always advised career women and female politicians to stay strong and courageous, and not to ever cave into the threats or bullying or blackmail of chauvinists and other predators, irrespective of their gender.
This is who I am. It is well. God bless you all.

Senator (Princess) Dame Dr. Florence Ita-Giwa, OON, KSW
Eka Iban Esien Efik Duop-iba (Mother of the female folk of the Efik Eburutu Kingdom & Member of the Royal Palace of the Obong of Calabar)
Sunday, 17th September, 2023

LordGuru1:
From forcing his People on every stratas and sections of Leadership to trying to Use RUGA Law to Hijack the indigenous Fatherlands and Ancestral Homelands of Nigerians for his People being massively brought in from other Countries not Africa, coupled with intentional Silence as Nigerians were being unprecedentedly massacred Nationally on their Farmlands and in Village Homes, it is unarguable that Nigeria witnessed the most heartlessly Nepotistic Presidency under Buhari.

But as for Goodluck Azikuwe Jonathan blatant Nepotism(some say he was pocketed and his Government was hijacked), it was epidemic in all sections of Leadership too. To clearly remind s ourselves what happened in all Ministries during Jonathan era, let's use Ministry of Finance under Okonjo-Iweala as example IN CASE YOU MISSED…

This was how Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, Jonathan’s Minister of Finance, then thought it fit, to arrange Nigeria’s finance sector. -

1] Central Bank, Governor – Godwin Emefiele - Ibo

2] Central Bank, Deputy Governor – Okwu Nnana - Delta-Ibo

2] AMCON, DG - Chike Obi – Ibo

3] Securities & Exchange Commission, DG - Arunma Oteh - Ibo

4] Nigerian Stock Exchange, DG - Oscar Onyeama - Ibo

5] Securities and Investment Tribunal, DG - Ngozi Chianakwalam -
Ibo

6] Sovereign Wealth Fund, DG - Uche Orji - Ibo

7] NAICOM - Chibudum Nwuche - Ibo

8] Chief Economic Adviser to the President, Nwanze Okidegbe - Ibo

9] Financial Reporting Council of Nigeria, CEO - Jim Obazee - Ibo

10] Pencom, DG - Chinelo Amazu – Ibo

11] Budget Office, DG - Bright Okogu – Ibo

#ItsYourTurnToKeepQuiet

George Udom

Ofunaofu:
At the moral level where Peter Obi is at the moment, Tinubu can only dream of it

In terms of morality, Tinubu can't lace Peter Obi shoes

Wutinky:
Let Tinubu show us his real academic records ..... starting with his primary school and secondary school name then we will release Obi own, i promise

OfoIgbo:
But the gender in Tinubu's transcript is FEMALE

emmanuelbrown26:
Nobody is wailing. Infact, I think west are d ones wailing more than d rest bcs we all knew that Tinubu has nothing to offer.
D other day, a caller from Ondo was crying bcs of hardship
D other time it was Yoruba elders that were wailing bcs of cost of things