₦airaland Forum

fiizznation:
Lol. But they are blowing up their lands and degrading their environment. Gas flaring plus oil spillage is already doing a lot of damage to the region. I don't know why some of you don't want to hear something like this. You guys keep cheering them up, but same you guys don't want to hear the truth. Are they{militants} blowing up daura or aso villa?

DaBullIT:
Buhari really should not be engaging these people


They won't listen , they won't change , in another 10 or 20 years , they'll form another team again

why not wipe all these terrorists off the face of the earth /?

castrogee:
Let the Afonjas come and tell us the environmental implication of what they are doing..

omenka:
Errrm, let me tell you one thing you fail to realise- your attempt at "famzing" is DOA.

I can still remember your "trench coat" days and the concave tv days- remember?? You are to me what you were then, only difference is the passage of time.

Since you couldn't tell the difference between a suit and a trench coat referring to the later as an "oversized suit", I pretty much doubt you'd know what the word "inconsequential" means- because that is how I see you and always will.

We no belong to the same category at all- NEVER will.

Bye.

id911:
I just hope there are other Babangida and Gusau around now to kick you out from power again so that your nepotism, bigotry, impunity, total disregard to our diversity, etc, will not put our nation into crisis

babdap:
We had heard but baba Nigerians are suffering.

sarrki:
Baba !! Work and forget the past!!! Boiz are not smiling sir.

President Muhammadu Buhari has said he was removed from office 31 years ago because he was planning to purge the military hierarchy of corruption.
Mr. Buhari, who has not spared the military even in his ongoing anti-corruption war, said senior military leaders, led by former military president, General Ibrahim Babangida and General Aliyu Gusau, removed him in August 1985, to save themselves from his wrath.
In an exclusive interview published in the current edition of The Interview magazine, Mr. Buhari challenged Messrs Babangida and Gusau to tell the truth on why they carried out the coup against him.
“I learnt,” he said, “that Aliyu Gusau, who was in charge of intelligence, took import licence from the ministry of commerce which was in charge of supplies and gave it to Alhaji Mai Deribe.
“It was worth N100,000, a lot of money at that time. I confronted them and took the case to the Army council in a memo…I wanted Gusau punished.”
In a statement on www.theinterview.com.ng, the Managing Director/Editor-in-chief of The Interview, Azu Ishiekwene, said, “This is one edition that won’t let sleeping dogs lie.”
Mr. Babangida had told The Interview in its December edition that there was nothing in the memo which Mr. Buhari said he submitted to the Army council.
“Don’t forget that I was one of Buhari’s closest aides. I was the chief of army staff. So, I had an important position, an important role to play within that administration. I don’t think it had to do with a memo,” Mr. Babangida said.
But in a tone which revealed that the past may neither have been forgotten nor forgiven, Mr. Buhari challenged Messrs Babangida and Gusau to come clean on why they removed him, asking The Interview to choose whose story to believe.
He also fielded questions about his health, the 2016 budget, the pace of his government, former President Goodluck Jonathan and why Babatunde Fashola was handed three ministerial portfolios.
The edition also features interviews with Liberian presidential hopeful, Winston Tubman, and retired Justice Dahiru Saleh, the controversial judge whose court nailed June 12.
And in an interview which indicates that the battle for 2019 could be well and truly underway, pharmacist and rotarian, Mike Omotosho, reveals his ambition for the Kwara State Government House.
His road map would give rivals sleepless nights, Mr. Ishiekwene said.

400billionman:
Wike should give them rice.

The crowd will increase..

DaBullIT:
whor dar furk

funlord:



Always wailing?

hopilo:
NDA please what is your demand, l will help pass it to the govt. We need peace and peace we must pursue.

HarbySloy:
Dino won't like what you're saying about her new crush @OP.

Grundig:
Cmon man.

Is this necessary?

amaechi1:
Yes, Senator Ike Ekweremadu and Gov Ikpazu of Abia state stop forging.

DaBullIT:
it should be 95%

winetapper:
Now who is lying

EXXONMOBIL STOP DECEIVING THE WORLD.



When we published the Que Iboe 48-inches crude oil export line was blown by us (Niger delta avengers) ExxonMobil denied it, but now ExxonMobil has admitted that the 48” pipeline we (Niger Delta Avengers) blow up is “System Anomaly”.
We urging them to follow the path of safety by admitting it was blown but them (ExxonMobil) not admitting it to their traders/international refineries is none of our business. It will become our (Niger delta Avengers) business when ExxonMobil carry out repair work on the blown pipeline. When that time comes it won’t be ExxonMobil declaring false Majeure but it’s going to be something worst.
Exxonmobil and Akwa Ibom government can deny Niger Delta Avengers is not in Akwa Ibom state but we want them to know one of our elite strike team is based in Akwa Ibom State.
We are warning Exxonmobil not to carry out any repair work on the blown pipeline if they refuse and go ahead with any repair work something big and worst will happen.
To the traders/international refineries doing business with them, don’t let ExxonMobil deceive you that the repair work will take three to four weeks with the level of damage it will take them (ExxonMobil) months to fixed it.
What happened to Shell Petroleum Development Company (SPDC) crude oil export pipeline in Forcados is an example to all International Oil Companies, no repair works until the federal government heed to our demands.
If ExxonMobil fails to listen to us (Niger Delta Avengers), your personnel are going to be our next casualties not pipelines.

Brig. Gen Mudoch Agbinibo
Spokesperson

kahal29:
Still waiting for you to show me where the ineligiblity order was made in the FHC Owerri judgment.

Kyase:
Na you wan pursue am?

But that phockphock guy na .
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Wetin phockphock guy do again?





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Beremx:
It is either fulani herdsmen or boko haram that blew the pipelines.