₦airaland Forum

Bolustic:
Cc: Myn*d44, lalasticl*ala,ish*ilove. Kindly take this to the promised land

modath:
That Albino monkey in zoo cage has really done a number on a lot of y'all psyche, normal everyday mundane events become extra dramatic! Na wah ooo..

Don't attribute a natural phenomenon to the scars of war, people move around, adapt, settle & call wherever they are HOME, it's no biggie!

The Ejigbo people of Osun state have done the same in Cote d'ivoire & they didn't have any warfare experience to make it so...

First generation Nigerian-Americans (Asians, british, Italian, everybody) too are the same, so what you are saying is a non factor..



We too many sef, please do it quick!! Hope more of you will follow suit, Ghana & cote d'ivoire (+ all WA & so many other countries in Africa)your beloved cote d'ivoire are visa free entry.Thank you.

adekayo1234:
pot calling kettle black..... Bunch of retarde..d old slowpokes

jayriginal:
Has anyone forgotten Marilyn Ogar's stunts?

Caseless:



Bunch of emotional airheads . They think too importantly of themselves. The level of vain credulity associated with the followers of the scumbag called Kanu is humongous.

obailala:
What if these were illegal structures?... We need investment but does that necessarily mean we must be lawless or follow no rules?... Must we be sentimental about everything?.. If the structures aren't illegal, they would surely be compensated, at least unlike the common man who can and may be oppressed and cheated, do you really think larger firms can be trampled upon?

seunmsg:
Under Jonathan when the proceeds of the illegal pipeline protection contract was flowing in, he was very much a Nigerian. Now, parade don change gear and the loud mouth is no longer a Nigerian. Alhaji Asari, nobody cares about your greedy fat ass anymore.

BiafraudExposed:
Wristbangle u had doubt before...

Before I was a flat head iPod tout until my friend Amara was shot and was not treated... And until I found out Kanu that called Christianity scam wants to remove Christianity
if he gets Biafra

Go to timber the mechanic close to timber ask of Amara... No ipob treated him till he's leg was amputated from that day till now I no longer support the Biafra...

But people contribute millions upon millions... But the poor guy was not treated. Since that day I no longer support IPod touts

obailala:
Firstly, the point made is simple, the sheer hypocrisy in ordering the arrest of journalists, confiscation of newspapers and others whilst coming out today to act a saint and deceive the world that you never did such has just been exposed by those reports posted.

Oh yes, elrufai wasnt arrested doesnt mean other less influential opposition personalities (including journalists) werent arrested. What do you have to say about that?

News: LEADERSHIP Newspaper, Detained Journalists Released, Lambast Nigeria Police

LEADERSHIP, the Nigerian newspaper four of whose journalists were detained this week on the orders of President Goodluck Jonathan, has indicated it will challenge the infraction on its rights.

“The police have no right to arrest and illegally
detain our journalists – or any other journalist –
as they have done; we shall not let this violation
go unchallenged,” the management of the
company said in a press statement in in which it
announced that the journalists have been let go.

It said that two of the journalists, Tony
Amokeodo and Chibuzo Ukaibe, were only released conditionally, to report at the police headquarters at 10am every day.

“We wish to restate that these conditions are
obnoxious and unacceptable in any democratic
society,” the statement stressed.


saharareporters.com/2013/04/09/leadership-newspaper-detained-journalists-released-lambast-nigeria-police

News: Six journalists arrested in Nigeria over presidential letter

Jon Gambrell 12 Oct 2011 19:05

Police in Nigeria raided a newspaper office on
Wednesday after detectives arrested four
journalists over the publication of a purported
letter from the nation’s former president
instructing its current leader to fire government
officials.

Police descended on the Abuja office of the
Nation newspaper as reporters working there
fled onto nearby streets, said the journalists who spoke on condition of anonymity out of fear of being arrested.

Officers apparently were searching for material to identify the source who gave the newspaper the alleged letter from former president Olusegun Obasanjo to President Goodluck Jonathan.

BiafraudExposed:
BiafraudExposed has camped here







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The same Nnamdi Kanu said there would be no Islam in Biafra land... Islam is Islam and you Ipod yoots accepting Shiite after trying to mingle with Niger Delta no way...
All You iPod touts/yoots(no name mentioned o) trying to mingle with anything PDP or anything that will destroy the economy... Obey your leader he said no Islam in Biafra land... So forget Islam and fight for your self... very soon una go mingle with Boko haram just to destroy Nigeria... and it will not work.
















[size=24pt] Biafrans have sense in Jesus name[/size]

LRNZH:
U don start o...
If them call you flat head drug-pushing Jew from Uganda... u go dey vex.

This is a good and rather belated gesture by the military. Kudos.

AntiIPOOP:
http://dailypost.ng/2016/10/30/biafra-will-never-member-islamic-body-will-accept-shiite-ipob/?utm_source=dlvr.it_dp1&utm_medium=facebook

lalasticlala

MyParadise:
Bros, you own is becoming too much, just too much. I have gone through some of your post here in NL, you seems to have personal problem with us.

Anyways, Happy sunday.

News: LEADERSHIP Newspaper, Detained Journalists Released, Lambast Nigeria Police

LEADERSHIP, the Nigerian newspaper four of whose journalists were detained this week on the orders of President Goodluck Jonathan, has indicated it will challenge the infraction on its rights.

“The police have no right to arrest and illegally
detain our journalists – or any other journalist –
as they have done; we shall not let this violation
go unchallenged,” the management of the
company said in a press statement in in which it
announced that the journalists have been let go.

It said that two of the journalists, Tony
Amokeodo and Chibuzo Ukaibe, were only released conditionally, to report at the police headquarters at 10am every day.

“We wish to restate that these conditions are
obnoxious and unacceptable in any democratic
society,” the statement stressed.


saharareporters.com/2013/04/09/leadership-newspaper-detained-journalists-released-lambast-nigeria-police

News: Six journalists arrested in Nigeria over presidential letter

Jon Gambrell 12 Oct 2011 19:05

Police in Nigeria raided a newspaper office on
Wednesday after detectives arrested four
journalists over the publication of a purported
letter from the nation’s former president
instructing its current leader to fire government
officials.

Police descended on the Abuja office of the
Nation newspaper as reporters working there
fled onto nearby streets, said the journalists who spoke on condition of anonymity out of fear of being arrested.

Officers apparently were searching for material to identify the source who gave the newspaper the alleged letter from former president Olusegun Obasanjo to President Goodluck Jonathan.

mapet:
Bros,

It is a case of idiocy multiplying and propagating at a surprising pace. I mean, how on earth could people be willfully daft? but I believe we shouldn't give up on daft wailers after all. Even the useless Authority took the jaundiced reportage off their website

SamuelAnyawu:
Nice One.....


My Fiancee's Governor has woken Up


cc Omenka

But Engr Abuonu always looks weak and tired


I Can See Akume the Jagaban of Benue I hope he'll handover the senatorial batton to Orkev-Jev in 2019