₦airaland Forum

Atiku is a criminal so he should rest. Nothing concerns me with any party that gives him it's ticket.

Babangidapikin:
Yes so the ones here don't get legitimate financial backing and morale. We left Libya on it's own, today we are facing the repercussions that's not ours .

You're facing problems that are not yours because your borders are not borders especially when Fulani is involved.

Babangidapikin:
Whatever happened to attack on one is an attack on all. AES is now toothless. I honestly think it is important that the Federal Government send Special Troops to help the people of Mali .

But you're faced with myriad of insecurity and you want to send troops to save another nation

Mrchippychappy:
Radical islamism has always been used by the Arab and western powers to destabilise African countries. This is clearly an Arab backed attack against the Sahel alliance.

Don't try to partition and whitewash Islam they're all the same everywhere. Dan Fodio should be exhumed and incinerated before disposing the ash into 'ajọ ọfịa' ya bụ evil forest

madridguy:
This is another bad news. Al-Qaeda’s JNIM + Tuareg FLA rebels will never win over a serious country like Mali. They will be wiped out completely soon.

May Allah be pleased with your soul General Sadio Camara.

Killed by those you buy data everyday to protect. Religion of peace my foot

Baba has been schemed out of 2027 race and decided to japa on time
All politicians are the same

Another staged trick from the orange man
How did a teacher get into white house with a gat without the security men on check from discovering it? Many brains have been washed for real

RealLordZeus:
See how it become a mental case, but change the name to Ibrahim or Jaffar, and all Muslims are terrorists

You said it

Lanretoye:
pity them for your house first

Go warm eba chop jhor

Lanretoye:
That’s a point blank response to giringory’s tease,no way foward and no way back…which other party wants to scatter should just allow him in. go and handle your family problem,my opinion is my opinion and if it pains you to then you are free to do sepuku or harakiri.

Must you comment senselessly? I pity you

Lanretoye:
That’s a point blank response to giringory’s tease,no way foward and no way back…which other party wants to scatter should just allow him in.

Sometimes you guys comment from your anus instead of brain. Every party has till May 10 to submit their membership register to INEC or risk not being a candidate and we all know that Wike is not contesting for anything

Obi you got it wrong here. Why funding a breeding ground of terrorists? Is better to fund shrine building than funding those studying religion of peace.

ppogba:
May this investment yield dividend in Jesus Name. Amen

Nor dey call Jesus for a giveaway aim in promoting religion of peace

Thewrath:
Their leaders have dicided!
Their people have decided!
I am Igbo!
Anioma is Igbo!
And majority will always win,they have seen they have no other place to go!

Why not creating an additional state from traditional Igbo States instead of forcing it on Delta North? Go and right it down, there'll never be cohesion between those guys and the traditional SEsterners.

Arkmanbuddy:
This Anioma fight for statehood isn't going to be easy as there are many people who're against it. The plan to make it an Igbo thing will be strongly resisted.

Exactly. I'm Igbo but there's no way you'll create people from a region and call them another region. It can't work. It can only work when a large chunk of the new states is coming from Igbo present state(s).

Ezeama400:
Very mischievous human being called Okowa..

Like I have said before..


The useless empty headed Okowa is playing with our intelligence.. The man is totally against state creation, but he doesn’t want to say it with his full chest, hence his latest geo political zone sound he’s singing.. Unfortunately the ship has left him long time ago, including his gullible followers/supporters..

He knows that it’s impossible for Anioma to be created and remain in SS.. The options on the table are , Anioma state created and ceded to south East, or it will never be created ever again..
The state creation slot belongs to South East, not South south region. Currently the South East has the yam and the knife as it stands..

South south doesn’t have a slot at all.. If another slot comes to South South in the future. ,Ijaws, Eket and other ethnic groups agitating for state creation in South South will never ever give it to Anioma because they would remind us that our time is gone..


Before people jump into this issue, understand the politics going on in South South region..

Okowa knows he would be reduced to political nothingness when Anioma emerges that’s why he’s running halter skelter

I don't see Anioma State belonging to SE though if it's larger population is not originally from the present SE states. The cohesion or forced marriage will always not work as planned by those embarking on it. If they want to make it a SEstern state then they should join parts of Anambra to it especially Onitsha otherwise it'll always remain SS state. Both Okowa or whosoever championing it are just trying to give us a sense of belonging while it's not.

tishbite41:
I don't understand
Why the delay

You don't want to postpone your crying and cursing if the Wiked one

mathewteghaBLOG:
Key stakeholders from government, civil society, and community groups on Tuesday converged in Jos for a multi-level and multi-sectoral roundtable aimed at addressing the persistent farmer-herder conflicts in Plateau State.

The roundtable, themed “Addressing Farmer-Herder Conflicts in the Context of Criminality and Land Disputes,” was organized by the Centre for Humanitarian Dialogue (HD) in collaboration with the Plateau State Peace Building Agency (PSPBA), with support from GIZ under the Peacecore II Project. The event was held at Novel Suites, Jos.

The engagement brought together state and non-state actors, including government officials, traditional leaders, security agencies, and civil society organizations, to foster dialogue and develop practical strategies for sustainable peace.

Speaking at the event, Country Manager of HD, Dr. Chris Agoha, emphasized the importance of inclusive dialogue and coordinated action in addressing the complexities surrounding farmer-herder conflicts.

He noted that violent clashes in the Middle Belt are driven by a mix of factors including land disputes, climate change, banditry, and political manipulation. According to him, the evolving nature of the crisis—now involving kidnapping, cattle rustling, and illegal arms proliferation—has transformed it into a broader security challenge.

Agoha warned that Nigeria’s growing fragility, particularly in rural areas, has created gaps in governance and security, enabling armed groups to thrive. He also cautioned against the increasing reliance on vigilante groups, noting that it often escalates violence and fuels arms proliferation.

Providing updates on the Peacecore II Project, National Expert Adviser of HD Nigeria, Sam Godongs, said the initiative was designed to reduce violence and build resilience across Plateau State through structured coordination and collaboration.

He explained that the project reorganized peace actors across the state’s three senatorial districts to improve coordination and institutionalize peacebuilding efforts under the Plateau State Peace Building Agency.

Godongs highlighted key achievements of the project, including:

18 local-level agreements,
10 zonal agreements,
Two frameworks of agreement with local government chairmen,
Multi-level dialogue engagements,
Increased participation of women in peace processes.

He noted a significant milestone where women led a cross-border peace dialogue in Northern Plateau, influencing neighboring communities in Kaduna State to consider greater inclusion of women in traditional institutions.

Godongs also identified political activities, especially during election periods, as major triggers of violence, citing youth manipulation, drug abuse, and “winner-takes-all” politics as contributing factors.

In his remarks, Plateau State Commissioner for Livestock Development, Veterinary and Fisheries, Dr. Sunday Akpa, downplayed the perception of widespread farmer-herder conflicts, describing many incidents as localized disputes that can be resolved at the community level.

He stressed the importance of dialogue, mutual understanding, and peaceful coexistence, noting that conflicts are often exaggerated beyond their actual scale.

According to him, sustainable peace can only be achieved when communities embrace reconciliation and take responsibility for resolving disputes internally.

Akpa also emphasized ongoing government efforts in public enlightenment and the promotion of livestock value chains to create economic opportunities and reduce tensions.

Representing the Director-General of the Plateau State Peace Building Agency, Dr. Julie Sanda, Kyenmun Bulus commended the Centre for Humanitarian Dialogue for its sustained support in strengthening peace structures across the state.

She described the roundtable as timely, noting that farmer-herder conflicts are deeply rooted in issues of land access, identity, and livelihoods, requiring coordinated and inclusive approaches.

Bulus reaffirmed the agency’s commitment to promoting peaceful coexistence and strengthening systems that prevent violence, urging participants to focus on practical solutions that will have lasting impact.

The roundtable also featured two highly interactive panel discussions that provided deeper insights into ongoing peacebuilding efforts.

The first panel examined the roles and contributions of various stakeholders in enhancing peace and social cohesion across Plateau State, highlighting ongoing initiatives, challenges, and opportunities for improved collaboration.

The second panel focused on community-driven approaches to addressing insecurity, exploring how local communities can develop and strengthen structures for conflict resolution, early warning, and sustainable peace.

Participants at the roundtable expressed optimism that enhanced collaboration, strengthened early warning systems, and institutionalized peace structures would contribute to a more stable and resilient Plateau State.

The event forms part of ongoing efforts under the Peacecore II Project to build sustainable peace infrastructure and foster long-term stability in conflict-affected communities across the state.

That's great since government actors are so incompetent that they can't safeguard the life of the citizens.

Apcshit:
Wike is a useless man I hope he is disgraced.Disguisting thing

What did the Wiked one do thus time because I can remind that he wasn't mentioned in the article?

Wotowotoman:
Pain me say wetin happen?

say e humble you today

OredoPikin:
Arsenal have easier fixtures
Their remaining opponents are in the bottom half of the table.
City get Brentford, Everton, Bournemouth, Aston villa and they are all fighting for Europe
Especially the first 3

So between people sitting comfortably and those fighting relegation; who do you think will be tougher?

Almiron:
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂god of Antioch 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂bottlers fc😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

Boss man longest time

seunmsg:
Onikure

Haaland, Cherki, O'Reilly and Doku are the weapon fashioned against your club.

IyaTola:
Yeah, if Manchester City win their game like that, they edge ahead on goal difference — but football rarely follows neat calculations. There’s still room for twists.

Arsenal aren’t just sitting there hoping for miracles. They’ve been consistent for most of the season, and teams under pressure can sometimes find another level. One strong win, a couple more goals, or even a slip from City changes the whole picture again.

Also, goal difference swings quickly — a single big result can flip that +1 gap right back. It’s not like City are miles ahead; it’s razor-thin.

So yeah, maybe a bit of “prayer” if you like, but it’s really about staying sharp, taking chances, and not letting the pressure crack them. Title races are won in moments like this — and Arsenal still have their moments left.

Wishful thinking

dearie:
Whoever got O' Rielly to Man City deserves a pay raise. Pep has that guy to thank for Man City's resurgence. Dude has been awesome. what an incredible player he has become!

From City academy but he's a nemesis to teams especially Arsenal.

seunmsg:
Arteta’s tactics are wack. He can’t read a game and make the right substitution. No matter how poor Eze May be, he shouldn’t have removed him. All our attacking effort ended immediately Eze was removed.

We need a massive clearance at the end of the season. Trossard, Martinelli, Havertz, White, G.Jesus and Odegaard all need to go. We must buy two quality right and left wingers, a top striker and an attack minded midfielder.

Stay humble

Wotowotoman:
Omo, this Haaland take style ugly o

The thing pain you ehh

ddippset:


No worry

When that day comes, you won't need any explanation.

Maybe Atiku is going to win Wike again in PDP

AwokenVawulence:
I

It's crystal palace their playing next

Na Burnley on Wednesday

LIVINGICONREBOR:
Why the beef? Arsenal will still be champions of the EPL come May. Your eyes neva see anything yet.

I know you are crying

ddippset:
Bookmark this post for Next week, Wednesday 22nd April.

What's happening on 22nd, please?

osazsky:
I just pray rodri is not injured we don't loose when he plays...he should try to play the remaining 5 games then he can get injured

I pray o because I don't see us losing or drawing any match once we scale through Bournemouth and Everton.