₦airaland Forum

muykem:
You are just shouting everywhere even when it's clear that Ademola Adeleke will never become a governor. I am from Osun state and majority of us will never leave our destiny in the hand of a man who was born in the educated and rich family but could not get ordinary WAEC at age of 50years.

The man has gone back to complete his university education in the US.

emmanuelbrown26:
Update us abeg, they should check missing body parts of d girl bcs I don't trust afonja in mining body parts.
So lazy to work but ever ready to faji, all they know how to do is skullarship, it means any missing person would be difficult to find in afonja land.

But the culprit isn't an Afonja

NNTR:
That Arch Oluyemi Odeinde RIP whom you say is his uncle was born six years after him on March 25th 1960 at UCH Ibadan (i.e. University College Hospital) and so would be his half brother actually

Architect Oluyemi Odeinde's and possibly same for the 68 years old Mr Paul Bolton's father, is Architect Olufemi Abayomi Odeinde, who passed away in 1981, due to injuries sustained in a motor accident

Architect Oluyemi Odeinde passed away peacefully in his sleep in the early hours of Thursday March the 18th of 2021 and would have been 62 years old if still alive. He was born on March 25th 1960 and was interred on March 25th 2021. His dad and grandad passed at 59 years old, but he broke that jinx

Mr Paul Bolton, should start with getting the correct spelling of the surname of his father (i.e. Architect Olufemi Abayomi Odeinde) right first, then realise that he has plenty of the Odeindes residing in the UK

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Had Mr Paul Bolton contracted me to look for his father/relatives, you would have been one of my resource persons.

eldoradoxx:
I knew all along that there was no way Chidimma could have singlehandedly overwhelmed and over powered Ataga and murdered him without a single scratch on her body. She had to have a strong male assisting her, Quadri obviously snuffed life out of Ataga with the connivance of Chioma.

She drugged Ataga and stabbed him multiple times.
The knife she used was found in the vicinity of her house at Alagomeji, Yaba

Randal:
Who is the Quadri guy

Probably the Boyfriend of Chidinma Ojukwu.

gidgiddy:
Are you saying thats why Nigeria has achieved nothing since declaring independence in 1960?

Nigeria has achieved many things since 1960.

Nigeria was a very backward country in 1960 and no doubts, it has really improved.

It may not be moving forward as expected by some people but considering many parameters , it's easy to say that Nigeria has improved in many ways.

Nigerians love to spiritualize anything they don't understand.


The OP didn't even bother to research anything scientific about aging process and why different people age differently but just jumped into conclusions based on superstitious beliefs.

That Arch Oluyemi Odeinde was his uncle.
If the man had contacted me, I will work to locate his family in the S/west, Nigeria.



His mother had a hot teenage romance with the father in 1953 which led to pregnancy and subsequently his birth in 1954 causing embarasment to his white maternal family.

JAMO84:
So, a small hijab will subdue top, trouser, shoe and berret?

It's not about subduing other forms of dressing but it introduces a very obvious division in an organization that ought to be neutral especially in an artificially created heterogeneous country already battling a religious inspired terrorism.


Our founding fathers like Ahmadu Bello , Tafawa-Balewa, Azikiwe, Awolowo, Aminu Kano, M.I Okpara and SL Akintola who negotiated our independence settled for religious neutrality and they knew what they were doing.

In Britain and the US where such religious garbs are permitted, they already have well entrenched systems that work largely based on merit regardless of religious favouritism/bias.

JAMO84:
Werey, go and reverse it now.


Even British police allows hijab




THERE ARE MORE THAN 80 MILLION MUSLIMS IN NIGERIA, NOBODY CAN DENY US OUR RIGHTS. NOBODY!!!

The essence of uniforms is to make everybody appear similar with no fear or favour.

If some members of the police force are to waer religious garbs, the police will no longer appear to be neutral and it will polarize the police along religious lines.

By the way, what will happen if all non-muslims also decide to waer their religious garbs to work?

mrvitalis:
U seem to be blinded by socialism that haven't worked anywhere in the world

Do u how many million family would leave the poverty line because of this ?

U know how much car owners would save on car repairs ?

No, I am an entrepreneur and more of a capitalist than socialist.

I just observed the unusual stand of yours

mrvitalis:
This is what I was saying for long people abused me

Not only that most can't even produce petrol

For what we sale fuel in Nigeria no refinery would break even in 100 years even

Fuel should sale for nothing less than 400 a litre
Not only should subsidy be removed ...#50 to #80 road tax should be imposed for fuel and #100 tax on diesel for road maintenance

Poor people don't benefit from subsidy it's the rich n middle class that do

On this issues of refining, you seems to be anti- people and aligning with the Government!

BSsniffer:
story..... modular refineries can't refine crude oil because it would affect dangotes business.


We can divert those subsidies to modular refineries.

Dangote refinery hasn't started business o

gaddafe:
I dare you to provide a link to the bill and let's analyse it. The house of Assembly does not have the power to use the word "any means they feel like". Rather states will only generate power with the approved means of generation which will be approved by the federal government. Also that's not even the main issue here as I didn't quote you. Power sector is divided into generation, transmission and distribution. If the house approved state for generating power, it means the federal is still in charge of the other two sections. I bet you didn't know this. Please think we'll next time before quoting me.

What really happened was that Electricity was taken from the Exclusive list to the Concurrent list so both the States and the FG can legislate on it, just like Education & Health.

Amojii:
FG should do the needful, to diversifies Nigerian infrastructures, Lagos already have a see port, building another one in badagry is like putting all your eggs in one basket...

project like this should be shifted to other parts of the country where there's an open sea, e.g Delta, Rivers or Akwa Ibom to service other parts of the country

Or else is a way of depriving the South East the comfort of easy shipping?

In this era of restructuring, start mounting pressure on the Governors of those States to build the Seaports in their States.

Lipscomb:
Evidence? Stop inviting intruder.

The Ga people themselves always say this in their oral history.

backbencher:
Where do you think your states get money from?

All of them are oil dependent. And all of them will not and cannot be able to survive without oil money.

It's harsh, and it is the truth. That's why there would be war. Or alternatively, short term, all of them charge high taxes on everyone, which could lead to unrest.

We are not in the 1960's anymore, and even if we were, our production won't be enough to sustain our large population.

Suppose there is no money from sales of crude oil to Anambra, Ogun, Kwara, Kano, Nasarawa and Ebonyi States, do you think all the people in these States will just die off or what do you mean they can't survive without money from oil?

backbencher:
What is restructuting?

Because at the end of the day, most of you shout 'restructruing' thinking that it means South would get more oil money than the North.

Really, in its pure form, restructutring means that the South South gets 80% of the oil money, while the South East gets some 20%. Everyone else fends for themselves. And please don't tell me that the South west can survive, because if it could, it would have long since stopped relying on subventions from Abuja, plus the South west does not have an actively exporting industrial sector.

And even with the South South getting most of the oil money...oil prices are going to fall.

Anyway, that means that most regions are going to be broke, and there would be a big war over resources, which you won't want and you won't like.

Me, I think we should get off oil by

1.Removing subsides on power and petrol

2.This would mean increased investment in both sectors

3.Enough electricity and power to power industries and industrial growth in all states

4.Which would mean increased exports of industrial goods

5.Now we can talk of restructuruing and even secession.


Plus, get the 70% of Nigerians to pay taxes.

Restructurting is just something used by Nigerian politicans to get votes. They know very well it is not possible in reality for now.. And yes, as a Southerner, I know it ain't. And I don't like it. But here we are.

Who is supposed to do all these you itemized?

Two lazy black Africans fighting each other because of imported religions of those who enslaved their people.!


No Arab/Jew will fight a fellow Arab/Jews because of black people

Whiteangel1234:
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How does Igbo comes into this business transaction between a company and it's customer?

I just asked two young ladies the same question

Agriculture

To be sincere, majority of the present generation of Nigerian girls aren't intellectually inclined.


Just try to start a discussion with them on many topics like Christopher Columbus, Uighur people, the Amazon Rainforest, Suez canal or Austism, they will be flat.

funb01:
This is just someone looking for power and nothing more...

But this is Nigeria.. Religion has erroneously taught us the virtue of having endurance. So, we won't mind making another mistake.

Why is your preferred candidate sitting in his house , hoping to be dashed the presidency?

amuwo1980:
You are so naive , even if they blow whistle and say every one start anew , you think african countries will get it right ? You can’t even feed yourselves and you are praying for hunger , the leaders will use the excess money from sales of produce and crude oil to live an even more outlandish life , increases in the price of crude oil have never done anything for the common Nigerians except during GEJ regime when nigeria almost turned the corner for good but tribalism won the day.

What did Nigeria turned for good under GEJ?


All the refineries were not working, no new refinery was built.

No new Power Generating Station, No modern rail system, the most important/busied Express road (Lagos-Ibadan Express road) wasn't rehabilitated despite the fact that Nigeria made $72 Billion in 2013 which was equal to our 3 year earnings from 2016-2018.
The Lion share of Nigerian earnings under GEJ were used to pay for 'subsidy' to fictitious companies owned by lackeys of the Government. About $2Billion meant for arms were brazenly misappropriated.

AuntieChrist:
You don't even know OP. Could be Dangote. Could be anyone. Lol.

The OP can never be Dangote or any successful man.

If Dangote is thinking and acting like the OP, he won't be this successful.

Guy, rest.


Your obsession with Tinubu is now looking like a mental illness.

Esseite:
We should not be restricted to a certain few or the regular faces, if they could make a change or had the willpower, we wont be here in the first place.

You didn't answer the question but dodged it.




Your suggestion of uniting against a particular candidate has grave unintended consequence that is directly opposed to what you just said here.



You see, democracy is a process and if we continue to practice it, we will become more democratic in culture.

We will get better by allowing as many people as possible to contest and allow the man that wins rule.
If the Cabals succeed in shutting out Tinubu from the race ,we will be indirectly re-inforcing a tiny anti-democratic clique to continue to select who can be president and who can not.

The loss of Tinubu is nothing but the empowerment of the Cabals is everything.


The reason why the Cabals appear powerful is because they only have one strong candidate to face- Tinubu.

If there are at least 12 strong contenders, it will be very difficult to muzzle out every candidate.

Penguin2:
In 2013, four different parties, CPC, ACN, ANPP and Some part of APGA, came together and coalesced to become one political party known today as APC.

Later on in 2014, Chibuike Amaechi, the then governor of Rivers State, led five (5) rebellious governors and other heavyweight politicians of the PDP who had christened themselves as New PDP (NPDP), to join the newly formed APC and thereby reinforced the party and gave it more reach and influence.

At the party’s presidential convention in 2014, Muhammad Buhari of the CPC bloc became the presidential flag bearer of the party while Yemi Osinbajo of the ACN bloc became his running mate.

Graciously, these two won the election in 2015 and won re-election in 2019 and would be completing their constitutionally possible two terms.

Now, as the party prepares for 2023, does it not translate to greed for either of CPC or ACN bloc to still want either the presidency or the vice presidency?

As a union of different blocs, does it not make sense therefore that 2023 should be the year that the ANPP, APGA and NPDP bloc be rewarded for their role in the success of APC in 2015?

Or is any bloc trying to claim that it’s contribution is the highest and therefore other blocs should remain as spectators while they keep taking and sharing the spoils?

So, in conclusion, as the APC prepares for 2023, the CPC and ACN blocs of the party can vie any other position available in the party but not the Presidency and the Vice Presidency; those two positions should be the exclusive preserve of other blocs of the party whose contributions were equally consequential to APC’s success in 2015.

Penguin is a bird of reason!

I watched the video of the APC stakeholders meeting yesterday but didn't see you there.

Mayeldah:
I want to believe the guy who was knacking Tiwa is somewhat married, if not she would have exposed him all these while.

There were rumours that the guy is Ghanaian and married.

She know say if that one leaks out na double knock she go collect from Nigerians.

Avoid divorce by all means necessary, most single mothers are not finding it funny.

How are divorced women and single mothers suppose to meet their sexual needs?

Esseite:
Because the right aspirant embodies all of these.. you need to get the right aspirant whom has the mindset and willpower.

Okay, so if the whole Nigeria unite against Tinubu and the man is sent back to Bourdillon, the right president that can solve all these problems will automatically appear in Aso-Rock?

Esseite:
Because you need to get the right president first.

So Nigeria has never got the right president since 1960?


Why do you think uniting against Tinubu will translate to the emergence of the right president?

Most Nigerians don't think deeply about how our democracy should be. The main point of discussion on the eve of a presidential election is Tinubu, Tinubu, Tinubu!

They don't discuss the real problems of the country and how to solve them.
Nobody is talking about the energy needs of Nigeria, the desirability or otherwise of State Police, the falling values of the Naira and how to reversed it.

The quality of discussion is so poor and reduced to discussion about just one aspirant.