jkpbestseries:
how many barracks are built in the north? I am against the killing of the officers, but building a barrack there is uncall for

Oga there are more military facilities and base in the north than south... this is common knowledge

They will bounce back stronger


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J2latQF4I7w

atobs4real:
This ibo people again!!!!!!!!!
Jamb and other entities no even trust them at allllllll

Shut up...no one cheat more than the northerners in external exams

NOETHNICITY:
Hummmm
Is this progress?

Must we bring foreigners to do everything for us in this country?

No foreign investment...you complain..now you have foreign investors you still complain..

If it is Dangote that was going to explore that area you will still complain monopoly


What is the colour of your problem

Up EDO

Let's remind ourselves that lithium didn't just appear in Edo .they have always been there..it doesn't make sense if no Nigerian was willing to invest there and you see foreigners pick up interest...then next you start hearing..black people, economic slaves, government..etc

Meanwhile the 10 largest tribes in Africa 👇


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5JIbT43UVmk

Too many good news from Abia


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5JIbT43UVmk

What about the cleric who threatened Remi Tinubu



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5JIbT43UVmk

Aboks:


Tell dem, nothing to rejoice

But if he reach 1700.. you go still complain

Good one
Congratulations to Adaora Umeoji.

We equally need more Nigerian Female billionaires

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pI6O5l18PF8

One of the top must see projects in Nigeria


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ipv0Mt75Ipk

Slow and steady
Meanwhile 👇


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5JIbT43UVmk

Good one.
Infrastructure is key. Hopefully the rail integrates with the planned Ibadan to Abuja rail line..
More Project details below 👇


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ipv0Mt75Ipk

We are still waiting for Daddy Dangote


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J2latQF4I7w

Wahala


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5JIbT43UVmk

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5JIbT43UVmk

10 largest tribes in Africa.
Africa, known as the cradle of humanity, is continent rich in cultural diversity. home to over a billion people spread across 54 countries, The continent encompasses a rich tapestry of approximately 3,000 tribes.
These tribes hail from diverse regions, each characterized by varying population sizes, unique traditions, languages, and customs.


Number 10, The Hutu tribe.
The Hutu Tribe, numbering 20-25 million, primarily resides in Rwanda and Burundi, constituting the smallest among Africa's top 10 tribes. Approximately 85% of the populations in these countries are Hutu, totaling 21 million. Originating from the Bantu expansion around the first century, the Hutus share the Rwanda-Rundi language with the Tutsi and Twa, with a minority also speaking French. Historically, the Hutus coexisted with the Tutsi until European colonization strained relations, culminating in the Rwandan genocide.

Number 9, The Somali Tribe.
The Somali Tribe, numbering around 20 million, resides primarily in Somalia, where they constitute the majority. They can also be found in Djibouti, Ethiopia, and Kenya. With roots tracing back 7,000 years, recent studies confirm them as the indigenous people of the Horn of Africa.

Number 8, Akan.
The Akan, a tribe of around 20 million people, reside in Ghana and the Ivory Coast along the southern regions of both countries. Speaking the Akan language, a Central Tano branch language, they trace their origins to Ghana around the 11th century.

Number 7, Amhara.
The Amhara Tribe, numbering approximately 20 million, constitutes 26.9% of Ethiopia's total population. Indigenous to Ethiopia, they historically inhabited the Northern, Central, and Western regions. Evidence suggests their presence dates back to the 12th century, challenging the previously accepted timeline.

Number 6, Fulani.
The Fulani, one of Africa's largest tribes, boasts a population exceeding 40 million. predominantly residing in Western African nations such as Nigeria, Mali, Guinea, Cameroon, Senegal, and Chad. With their distinct Fula language, the Fulani's origins trace back to theories suggesting present-day Jordan. By the 5th century, they had established themselves in West Africa, with archaeological evidence dating their presence to at least the 6th century BC. Notably, the Fulani are among the few African tribes to embrace Islam, with 98% practicing the religion.

Number 5, Oromo.
Fifth on the list of Africa's 10 largest tribes are the Oromo, totaling around 40 million people. Predominantly settled in Ethiopia, they constitute 34.5% of the country's population, with their distinct Oromo language. This tribe own their religion called Waaqeffanna religion. Originating in the 16th century, the Oromo migrated for grazing lands, embracing a pastoral lifestyle. Governed by the Gadaa system, they notably lack kings but elect Lubas.

Number 4, Amazigh.
The Amazigh, comprising around 40 million people, primarily reside in Morocco and Algeria, with a presence in Tunisia, Libya, Egypt, Mali, Mauritania, and Niger.

Number 3, Igbo.
The Igbo, a populous tribe of approximately 45 million, predominantly reside in modern-day Nigeria, constituting over 18% of the country's population. Additionally present in Guinea, they boast their distinctive Igbo language. Originating around 3000 BCE, evidenced by pottery findings, the Igbo engaged in early iron smelting in the Nsukka region of Igboland. With a democratic republican governance system, a unique calendar, and banking system, the Igbo thrived in extensive trade routes before European colonial influence.

Number 2, Yoruba.
The Yoruba, ranking second among Africa's largest tribes with around 47 million people, primarily reside in West Africa, notably Nigeria with about 43.4 million and Benin republic, with about 1.4 million in population.
Their people speak the Yoruba language, part of the Niger-Congo language family.
their history dates back to 9,000 BC in Southwest Nigeria. Initially unnamed as the Yoruba until the 1st century BCE.



Number 1, Hausa.
The Hausa, the largest among Africa's top 10 tribes, boasts an estimated population of 74 million, primarily residing in Nigeria with 64 million. They are also present in significant numbers across Niger, Benin, Ivory Coast, Sudan, Ghana, Chad, Togo, Burkina Faso, and Algeria.

The problem of this country is extreme..

The last tenure implemented what is called Treasury Single Account. Hoping it's will bring a lot of reforms..
Who knows if it reduced corruption cuz definitely it didn't clear it.

Here we go with another one..



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nrLqIEaKdLE

Let's stay positive..

It's important they don't run night trips.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nrLqIEaKdLE

ZombiePUNISHER:


Don't come here to defend thieves

you should be ashamed of yourself

praising your oppressors

They rehabilitate school..wahala...them no rehabilitate wahala


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nrLqIEaKdLE

Life was go on


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nrLqIEaKdLE

lexy2014:


is there any economy in the world that is not controlled by government?

Government drive policies..

They don't run the economy..it is the industries and SMEs that run the economy.

jyz200:
Meaning the economy is been control by capitalist
Hmm
Expect many manipulation

Is it meant to be controlled and run by government before?
Una dey think so?

Lastmessenger2:
60k with risk to your life?

Your emphasis on this is pointless... being a police officer anywhere in the world regardless of pay is a risky job.

There are other units in the police force less risky than the other..if you are bothered about Ipob and their criminality.. police officers have the liberty of working a transfer to another state or safer environment..
There are thousands of officers in Lagos, Abuja etc that are not indigenous to that region..

Plus the capture of kanu and the uprise against Ipob by both the FG and imo/anambra state governments have made the SE a bit calm compared to previous years where criminals were encouraged to attack security personnel..

Let's be reasonable not emotional.

Lastmessenger2:
why are you so stupid and lacking simple understanding? Most Igbo youths cannot slave themselves for a 60k paramilitary or military job however when its comes to graduate recruitment which has the potential for one to become a general in the army Igbo's are not lacking.
So stop spewing rubbish here. Its not possible to be a general when you joined the army with SSCE.

There are thousands of Igbos in under developed regions with SSCE that earn less than minimum wage...they can take opportunity of this..

It's not like they are going to be stucked with 60k ..they will eventually be promoted.. moreover we can't ignore their usual bribery and settlement that could make up more than their salary..plus pension for life and gratitude paid..

Let's be reasonable

Hmmm..

Nigerians are a unique breed.. we shouldn't be compared to the westerners


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nrLqIEaKdLE