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Abjay97:
Man u will win champions league

This guy stands for students....he pays students fees...he listens and understands students....he is in trouble now just because he supported the protest by students against school fee increase

Pls move to front page

Nigeria is really messed up

Andrew Efemini a Proffesor of Philosophy in the University of Port-harcourt Begs for money after five months of suspension.
He posts this on his facebook wall


I AM NOW A DESTITUTE Having survived five months as against the statutory three months of suspension, I am left with no option but to inform the public that I now need financial support to continue to survive. I have informed the university in writing that as a diabetic and hypertensive patient, my life is threatened by the cut of my salary as a result of my suspension from duty due to allegations over students related agitations over fee policies of the university of Port Harcourt. I have contemplated suicide severally with a suicide message for the Nigerian people on how a Professor or anybody at that should not be treated. I hope the university of Port Harcourt will take note of this paragraph. I see people who are supposed to be my friends pass me everyday unconcerned about how I survive. May be that is human nature. Not even the Union ASUU has shown concern about my life threatening conditions. The Union where I was branch chairman for five years. Strange things happen. Please, concerned Nigerians should come to my aid. I need at least N50,000 each month to buy my insulin alone. I also buy other drugs. I have a family to also run. Please don't ignore this post. It is my last effort to stay alive. People who think that speaking for students is a crime must be put to shame. My account details: Andrew Efemini UBA 1004955569 THANKS TO YOU ALL. Students mobilize to support my survival. No amount is too small.

Nice one.....

Hmmmm......pls let's leave PMB out of this...I just don't understand how she was found alone in the forest....i still have understand the part about the baby sha.....well she's welcome

No way.....she's just asking for direction

I don't see any change

Please are u a boy or a girl?.....how much do u charge?....

Most people complained that the president was slow in his polices and actions. We are close to his full year in office as the president of Nigeria.

What do you think he has achieved so far. Please be realistic and objective.

Her name is awiri wuche. She is our friend and fellow corper please help her win this facial contest
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Her name is awiri wuche. She is our friend and fellow corper please help her win this facial contest
I haven't asked for this favour to help Vote but I know my first will not get your No answer. Pls click this Link to vote for me pls! https://mobile.facebook.com/zirockent/photos/a.190956941237920.1073741830.121152078218407/215293762137571/?type=3&source=56

Oga. It's not the same story. And analysis pls read up

eksammy:
This thread already exists
https://www.nairaland.com/2837539/breaking-news-massive-protest-underway

eksammy:
This thread already exists
https://www.nairaland.com/2837539/breaking-news-massive-protest-underway

Celebrations on 31

Alex Otti on the 31st of December 2015 was declared winner of the 2015 Gubernitoral elections in Abia state which brought in Okezie ikpeazu at the court of appeal. This was goodnews for the people of Aba who rallied round in celebration singing chats of victory and praise to God for a wonderful change in government.

To my greatest suprise today the same set of people who rejoiced and celebrated a day before today now came out as members of PDP to ask for justice in that okezie ikpeazu.

What. Kind of people. Do we have in nigeria

My. Friend keep mute and respect my yemi

buchichukwu69:
Na wa o

fummypost:
Do you wear the same clothes to work twice on the go? I guess not.
Don't get me wrong. I am not running her down. Just sharing how it seemed at first.

Phema:
Do you wear your cloths once and then throw them away?
Joblessness.

fummypost:
Do you wear the same clothes to work twice on the go? I guess not.
Don't get me wrong. I am not running her down. Just sharing how it seemed at first.

Phema:
Do you wear your cloths once and then throw them away?
Joblessness.

fummypost:
Do you wear the same clothes to work twice on the go? I guess not.
Don't get me wrong. I am not running her down. Just sharing how it seemed at first.

fummypost:
Do you wear the same clothes to work twice on the go? I guess not.
Don't get me wrong. I am not running her down. Just sharing how it seemed at first.

Hmmmm

omooba969:
Pinshure or adonbilivit.

Hundreddegrees:
Pictures na

Thank me later

onyegwu:
This goes to show that PDP is actually dead. If they are going back to recycle this old men again, then they shld forget about ever bouncing back because, it goes to show that they lack vision and any thing to offer. Gosh !! what a party that has no shame.

awomike4u:
That's Nigeria politricks bro

[b][/b]all this guy. Do not read post[b] thank u

Rubbish.........pls

My Nigeria my nigeria

omusiliyu:
G

ichommy:

veekid:
Aaaiiissssshhhh

veekid:
Aaaiiissssshhhh

What. Is all this?


Read only if u don't know what to type

Wow......congratulations

babyfaceafrica:
What is biafra?....igbos I know....people will good business acumen,generally nice and pretty ladies..ask FFK........but I don't know anything called biafra!!..biko nu

Biafra I believe is a sub-set of Nigeria that consists of the south and eastern parts of the country

Ausbongean:
.Biafra the last black man hope

"Black man" I too general a. Word. To use

They wiil not come back.....if. They leave

Dr Junaid Mohammed, convener of the Coali­tion of Northern Politi­cians, Academics, Profession­als and Businessmen, has called on Nigerians to allow Igbos to go promising Nigeria that they (biafra) will beg to come back.

Speaking in an explosive interview with Sunday Sun, the Kano-based Russian-trained medical doctor turned politician, who described the Igbos as persons who could not be trusted with power and certain key positions in the country, however, said: “…I insist they should be heard and be allowed to secede, provided they are peaceful.” Excerpts:

 

Looking at the dimension the agitation for the sovereign State of Biafra has taken, should Nigerians and Nigeria allow the Igbos go or not?

Yes.

My understanding is that in every society, people will have to be per­suaded, to see the benefit of living together. But where that fails, I think people should be allowed to go their separate ways in peace. Now, this question should have been answered earlier, before the independence or even immediately after the Igbo coup of
Directly, through their own ac­tions, they organised a tribal coup in which political, business and even traditional leaders of other tribes, other than their own tribe were eliminated, leaving their own leaders intact. That shows who they are. However, I am one of those who believe that Nigeria is a very impor­tant project not only for Nigerians, but to the entire black race. So it will be a disaster if black people cannot live together in peace. There was a consensus within the generality of Nigerians that Nigeria has to be saved, Nigeria has to be preserved and in doing so you have to use minimum violence. It has to be used through persuasion for those people who don’t understand the essence of our being together.

Now, unfortunately since 1970 when the war ended, and up till date, it has become a pattern of many Nigerians to want to agitate and use the agitation to threaten the corporate existence of Nigeria as a whole and people are saying, ‘look, anybody that thinks they can stay on their own, let them go. Let everyone go in separate ways.’ So, anybody who thinks Nigeria owes its corporate existence to them, should simply go.

Do you see the Boko Haram insurgency too, in the same light?

You mean those miscreants? Their idea that you can create an Islamic state within the Nigerian state is simply stupid. If they have had any form of education, they would have understood that. The only solution in the case of Boko Haram is to simply decimate them, they can be subdued and perhaps, remove the useless propaganda, especially among the girls and young men they have been recruiting as conveyors of terrorist bombs and what have you.

Now the country should from henceforth after demolishing Boko Haram terrorism, fight poverty and see that the country has meaningful development. Most of the Boko Ha­ram terrorists are illiterate in terms of education; illiterate in terms of Islamic education. They have tried so far to articulate a political agenda, what is it exactly they want, you don’t want. But even before Boko Haram, the miscreants in the South- South had done so too, though they have not quite succeeded but at least they were able to extract through blackmail and through violence certain political concessions from the Jonathan administration. The Jonathan presidency was simply a concession to blackmail.

Next to the Boko Haram is the South-east terrorists, who have been on but very soon they are going to be demolished, like it is being done to Boko Haram.

Why are you referring to the South-East agitators as terrorists?

Now, tell me what they are, if they are not terrorists? What is the differ­ence between what they are doing and what Boko Haram terrorists did or are still doing? As far as I am concerned, they are one and same thing.

But what do you make of the Igbos agenda?

The Igbos are simply coming with new agenda, they want certain posi­tions, they want certain ministries, which if not given to them they are saying there will be violence, there will be Biafra again, there will be this or that. And the agitation was not in form of dialogue, instead they have used violence and they have decided who is a friend and who is enemy.

They believe that all those who are not Igbos are enemies and all those who don’t belong to their Christianity denomination also are enemies and they have even gone to the extent, which of course, the Boko Haram started, bombing places of worship, they attacked a mosque in Port Harcourt and I think they did that in Aba and lately, they have gone to cause chaos in Onitsha which is a very unfortunate situation. So you can see the dimension this has taken. There we are.

So should the Igbos go?

Now I don’t believe I’m quali­fied to make a pronouncement on whether the Igbos should go or to be allowed to go or not. The generality of Nigerians must decide that. But I want to give the benefit of my own experience. One, as a result of change in government, they have the belief they must have Secretary to the Government of the Federa­tion, SGF, they must be given some key ministries and they have also decided that in 2019 an Igbo man must be president.

Do you think that is fea­sible?

It will be difficult for Igbos to be satisfied because I don’t believe they have even begun to conceptualize what it means to submit themselves. If they continue like this, I don’t see how we can have an Igbo leader within next 20 years, which means that what we are shying away from confronting now is something we have to confront somewhere down the line. If we don’t confront this agi­tation now, we will certainly at some point have to confront it, so that if they insist they don’t want to be with us, fine, and then we will move on.

I think some of the people who write in the newspapers about the agitation are ignorant of Nigeria’s history because virtually everyone is supporting what they have been doing or saying what they are de­manding is right and forgetting about the fact that we are in a democracy. They have refused to pay attention to all the histories and have continued to make a lot of noise about the past government, which is six months behind us.

What history are you talking about, the civil war or the Jonathan administration?

Well, there is a trace of history that shows why they are being denied position of SGF. I am sure you know the history of the last government, which is just six months behind us. They have always misbehaved each time they are given certain positions.

In the history of Nigeria, there have been only two Igbo Army Chief of Staff. One was General Aguiyi Ironsi who was implicated in a tribal coup against other ethnic groups and he was also involved in refusing to try those who involved in criminal act of tribal coup in 1966. On the whole, he was the least quali­fied but was considered by the late Tafawa Balewa for political consid­eration and balancing. And we knew how he behaved. Incompetence and lack of education contributed greatly to the tragedy, which threw the coun­try into the civil war.

And then we had a man called General Ihejirika. Ihejirika is the one we will remember vividly because he was the one that came and intro­duced or reintroduced tribalism in recruitment, training and promotion in the Nigerian Army. Secondly, he was the most corrupt Army chief we have had in the history of this country. And people don’t want to remember all that. Given these two examples, people are very careful about giving Igbos any position of leadership.

Source: http://www.igberetvnews.com/?p=30455

mightyhaze:
Wake me up wen 1naira = 1$ !

Just give us 1 year....we can do it

chuna1985:
does he even know what Naira devaluation mean

Lol