₦airaland Forum

Is Kwara a yoruba or Hausa word?
If it is Hausa, how did yoruba allow hausa to name their state?
We all know if Lagos were owned by Yorubas, it would have had a name starting with "O" like Owobokiri state. Just as if Kwara were owned by Yoruba, it would have been a name starting with "O" such as Owena state.

We know who owns what in Nigeria, forget the hype and lies.

Adelaide2:
The principal armed robbers of Nigeria are all Yorubads

Oyenusi
Shina Rambo
Aneni
Gadogado

Bro,
You get time to respond to animals from the zoo.

you still dey wait for the dulllard?

Hunger go kill you o..

Tex42:
Any Anambrian playing partisan politics with issues that affects the state is definitely not progressive. Anambra state has to take her position(pioneers and front runners of anything good) in Nigeria. And we can't attain that height if we can't hold our leaders responsible(credit to Obiano, Peter...), and how do we do that if not by public outcry for what is right.

We have to start saying things the way they are in anambra politics, no matter who is in charger(relative, friend, mentor...). There is no point brandishing the truth as what I saw was a conspicuous hip of embarrassment(dirt) in the heart of Onitsha metropolis... Was a disgusting sight, an eye sore.

So bro, whether they brand u an alien or an astronaut from the moon, just keep it straight. Believe me when I say that there are people who still see good in hell bound evil. God bless!

God bless Anambra

God bless our Gov

God bless Us

Telling things they way they are is the way to go.

That is why i lose it sometimes when certain people will rather sing praises than give constructive criticism.
We owe constructive criticism to our leaders. I am not talking about those that have pathological hatred for anything once peter obi is mentioned. i am talking about normal people that will have the best interest of Anambra at heart, not always a political vendetta.

[size=13pt]People are killed and brutalized because they want to peacefully protest and they say we have a democracy?

The time for people to defend themselves against these naked acts of aggression is now.

Meanwhile, the army should take over so that we know we are under military rule.[/size]

OVI75:
OLD MAN LUKN FR ATENTION.

[size=13pt]They've already started sending their children with recommendation letters to Buhari for contracts and appointments.

This is just to tell buhari, abeg consider my pikin in your appointments oo and my company in your contracts oo!.

These politicians are the WORST types of people that say anything with a good intentions for all Nigerians, as against their selfish business interest which is ALWAYS their number 1 consideration.[/size]

[size=13pt]Roaches is like huh?......

I Love it!!![/size]

liberty300:
why would you give him the satisfaction of an answer. He's just trying to be difficult. He claimed southeast is backward and we resulted to proving him wrong. Now he's taking another twist to quench his tribalistic thirst

Actually,
it is dumb ndi ofe like that troll that we must watch out for. Don't make the mistake of arguing with a ediot. They should be *** IGNORED***

Or what mark twain said will be your portion.

TonyeBarcanista:
It is no news that since May 29, Nigeria has been delving from a very bad situation to a near comatose situation. Our economy did not only suffer but appears to be as the biggest victim of Buhari's mal-administration and ineffectiveness. Three sectors that I shall talk about in this article are the Economy, Security and the Petroleum sectors. Let's proceed...

STATE OF THE ECONOMY UNDER BUHARI
During the electioneering period, President Buhari promised a 'gigantic' but illogical economic prosperity when/if elected. Immediately he was elected and sworn-in, everything changed for the negative. Job losses everywhere and uncertainty/negative slide is the order of the day. Let's see JP Morgan issue

JP MORGAN:
To those that don't understand, JP Morgan is simply an index. Investors trust their index so much that over N40 trillion is put up by investors on bonds that JP Morgan list. In 2012 Nigeria's bond under the able leadership of Dr Goodluck Jonathan, ex-Finance Minister Ngozi Iweala and former CBN Governor Sanusi Lamido Sanusi FOR the first time was listed by the index. This brought about investment into our bond market by foreign investors. In January this year, the Index placed our bond market on a warning list. Unfortunately, they decided to de-list us from their index starting from next month.

Why Nigeria Bond Market Was removed:
JP Morgan's decision to de-list Nigeria's bond is summarily because of lack of fiscal policies by the Buhari government and CBN's tickling/manipulation of the Foreign exchange (www.reuters.com/article/idUSL5N11F1YQ20150909). The failure of Buhari to constitute a cabinet/implement fiscal programs has cost Nigeria potential investors and led to loss of some of the investors that Buhari inherited. The country is bleeding.

JP Morgan Never Asked Nigeria To Devalue The Naira:
Contrary to the fables in some quarters, JP Morgan never asked Nigeria to devalue the Naira as a pre-condition to remain. It only raised concern that CbN was tickering with the Naira thereby allowing it a false value which no investor will accept. In simple terms, it advocated that market indices determine the market value (which some of us have been advocating). It also called for fiscal policies to be implemented , which Buhari led administration is yet to do. The country is bleeding.


STATE OF THE PETROLEUM SECTOR
Okay, since time immemorial, patriotic Nigerians have insisted that the ongoing TAM is due to the efforts by the immediate past administration of Dr Goodluck Jonathan. The administration in March this year was very clear when it told the Senate that our refineries will start working optimally from the first quarter of 2016. On assumption to office, the Buhari administration in June 11 without lifting a 'shovel' came out to say that the Portharcourt refinery will resume optimal production in July www.premiumtimesng.com/business/184850-port-harcourt-refinery-to-start-production-august-nnpc.html. Not done, they came out on July 20 that ALL 4 refineries will start optimal production in July
www.premiumtimesng.com/business/185402-nigerias-four-refineries-to-resume-production-in-july.html.

July came and gone...August came and has gone... Now the GMD of NNPC on September 10 came out to say the 4 refineries will start working optimally in December
www.premiumtimesng.com/news/top-news/189786-nigerias-4-refineries-must-be-functional-within-90-days-nnpc-boss.html

I won't be surprised If by December they shift it to January/February 2016 in line with the projected first quarter by GEJ administration.


STATE OF SECURITY/INSECURITY:
As a pastor in Tinubu House of Prayer Ministry, Yemi Osinbajo was to use spiritual warfare in alliance with the military experience of renowed War field marshall, General Muhammadu Buhari to uproot Boko Haram from our territory. That was the message that APC gave Nigerians during the electioneering period. But since coming to power, Boko Haram that was in their extinction phase as at May 28 suddenly came back and have been terrorising Nigerians in the most brutal manner. Since May 29, over two thousand Nigerians has lost their lives.The latest victims are the unfortunate people in the IDP camp in Adamawa state. May their souls rest in peace.


May God Bless Us All

[size=15pt]Sir,
You have said the undiluted truth.

Now expect the janjaweeeds to begin attacking your person and calling you an ediot, a basterd etc, instead of contesting the naked facts you have presented in your post.

That is their typical default mode when confronted with facts.[/size]

WIZGUY69:


nwanne
happy Sunday!

please I want to know the standard of the per capita income of any south Eastern states.

I said it before, iboes love decieving themselves!

[size=13pt]Shebi, it was your zoo kwantry that released voodoo data that Osun had bigger GDP than the whole SE?
Yet una dey hide the Osogbo real sectors here?
Couldn't even match the smallest SE state?

The same Voodoo data that states old Kano state (Kano & Jigawa) have TWICE the population of lagos. (becos muslims marry multiple wives)

...and you still think any right thinking person will take anything called data voodoo statistics from your zoo seriously?? [/size]

tonychristopher:
Nwanne nodi ..iji maka ndi ofe agbara umunne GI oso?

Igbe by ike


Juo asadike na babyosisi

Nwanne,
i dey oo, not running at all. but just shifting attention to new threads where ofe are on the offensive with many lies.
if you notice, i just came here to expose their hoods, nothing more. since they were hiding them and had the effrontery to be posting 15 years old pictures of Bida road Onitsha, which had since been built by Peter obi.

They hate the truth so much and my duty is to tell them the undiluted truth without engaging in any insults. I just show them the facts and then leave the scene.

[size=15pt]APC crooks are just terrible shameless liars.

Naira was stable for more than 4 years under Okonjo iweala at N152 for a dollar.

Less than 100 days of Buhari as minister of finance, it went to N223 for a dollar.

Yes, we know who had a devaluation policy.[/size]

[size=18pt]new strategy or tactics indeed.

There is no more need for Boko haram to fight the FG.
The northern Muslim general that started their insurgency in the first place is now in power.[/size]

[size=18pt]My dear Fellow Ndigbo,
I believe we have achieved our objective in this thread, i do therefore unfollow and leave it.

The next strategy of my ofe brodas is to start e-fight to post insults and abuses on persons here. In order to to avoid the temptation of being lured into an unnecessary e-fight, it is best to unfollow thread now.

Although i have more pictures, we shall have another opportunity to post them soon.
daalu nu ![/size]

investnow2013:
I Want you to critically examine What happened Before 1983 & What is now happening to Nigerian Economy since this new govt started!. Is Nigerian Economy growing? or shrinking?. Is Nigerian Economy getting bigger? or Is it getting smaller?. Is there any deliberate plan both within & outside to count it's size?.

Those at helm of affairs in nigeria are the same people that stole from Nigeria 30 years ago and caused the biggest brain drain ever in our history, which is partly responsible for our poor educational and health standards. they are back again, but this time, Nigerians of goodwill should not just surrender to them. they should be resisted with every means necessary.

My people, if the Police and army turn a peaceful rally into a bloodbath, we should begin deploying roadside explosive devices against their vehicles. The people must resist tyranny.

na today?

Just as in 1985, the so called changing the color of naira notes to solve economic problems will fail again.

They can very well adopt the Cedi and drop using the naira. Those that looted nigerian money already have them in dollars and in banks overseas.

[size=18pt]Jokes apart, WHY HAS YORUBALAND REFUSED TO DEVELOP ??
is it because of too many witches or the wickedness of the people?

Some one has got to do a research why a part of Nigeria is still frozen in time and refused to develop, in spite of all the money thrown in there.[/size]

[size=15pt]Please what happened to Yorubaland?
Just look at Ibadan for godsake?[/size]

Ibadan mansion

[size=18pt]Yorubas hate money, yet they control crime in Nigeria!


https://www.nairaland.com/803039/yoruba-crime-wave-sweeps-through


Basterd liars![/size]

A tree does not make a forest.
The only thing a yoruba can talk about being decent in Ibadan is cocoa house. In reality, the cocoa house built in the 1960 is a very old building begging for renovation.

Meanwhile, Ibadan claims to be the highest populated city in Africa! Where do all the people live?
We have been bombasted here with pictures Igboland, EXCLUDING IGWEOCHA (Port harcourt), which is still Igboland, inhabited by Ikwerre Igbos.
Aworis and Egun are owners of Lagos and like Ikwerre's would rather be referred to as Aworis than Yoruba. So WHY CAN'T YORUBA SHOW ANY OTHER YORUBA TOWN?

[size=14pt]Enjoy Ibadan [/size]

Not to be dulling, all these folks need to visit coal city to understand. All these kano flyovers would have been unnecessary if the city was well laid out and planned like Enugu.Why do you think Nollywood can't get enough of the city?

How many such useless flyovers do you see in Abuja? Abi Kano is finer than Abuja too?

spellingcheck:
sure that is your rating, i saw pics from kano, kaduna, jigawa from the north, but the west only brought pics of akure and one bridge. sadly but yea the north took second for the purpose of this thread

[size=13pt]I won't bother with posting northern second largest cities outside their state capitals, it will just soil the entire thread and make it look like a goat farm thread in Chad or Sudan.

Quota system keeps posting the same Kwankwaso bridge over and over, unlike every one else on the thread that does not repeat any picture twice. That shows he thinks that is probably all the north can offer.

Again, Notice that From Sokoto to Maiduguri means all of Northwest and northeast combined! Yet they find it hard to subdue just one region.
Also note that these two regions (northwest & northeast) collect the fattest share of the federal allocation if you removed the 13% oil derivation given as addition to the federal allocation to oil producing states.
Imagine if you combined the southsouth projects & southeast, the way quotasystem combined the northwest and northeast regions.

Ultimately, the northern cities are far better than the southwest cities, but the living standard of the average northerner is so appalling, which will make even the animals up north wish they were from SW if they could choose. Same with the human beings there.[/size]

[size=28pt]Changii[/size]



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h7ww9jya8vs&list=PL-tgJSaxi9z3xQ4FsxCwbrq8i1jGOUIZh&index=69

HumanFarm:
haven't you heard of CHIEF EMEKA ANYAOKU?

You have time to respond to a deluded yoruba to help them reason.
It is the most futile exercise in the world only second to passing a camel through the eye of a needle.

Ihe obula ndigbo bu tata, o'chukwu. Ndi ofe na ndi ugwu choro onwu umuigbo.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uT4MpVi-mec&list=PL-tgJSaxi9z3xQ4FsxCwbrq8i1jGOUIZh&index=66

Unfortunately, Nigerians are sometimes too sentimental to see the naked truth.