₦airaland Forum

Keneking:
Jonathan of course

alt3r3g0:
Spot on! Been saying it that prominent leaders are too quiet about these militants. Gej, Ben Bruce, Wike, Governor of Delta state... we should stop playing politics with the future of our nation!

lielbree:
Which nation? All the people you mentioned don't want to be part of "our nati0on" o

nepapole:
Jus pray say nationwide strike no go dey

alt3r3g0:
Last i checked they can pass seme border without visa.

Agunechemba1:
Ayiri Goan sit down


Just look at the rubbish he's saying. Are Boko Haram also ghosts? Are they not humans too?

As far as I'm concern, The ND avengers are fighting a good course and the FG should call for dialogue or else....

If someone can stand with Buhari that means #IstandwithNDA#

Pangea:

I suspect this guy

Joel3:
this guy should be arrested by the EFCC. how did he became a billionaire. he love and enjoyed cheap publicity. he wants to be relevant on the news. go get a life.

Agunechemba1:
Ayiri Goan sit down


Just look at the rubbish he's saying. Are Boko Haram also ghosts? Are they not humans too?

As far as I'm concern, The ND avengers are fighting a good course and the FG should call for dialogue or else....

If someone can stand with Buhari that means #IstandwithNDA#

medpren:
Are the itshekiris offering themselves as a divide-and-rule too in the Niger delta for fulani benefit? Or is it one man fighting to protect his loot after decamping to APC the day Buhari won?

Agunechemba1:
Ayiri Goan sit down


Just look at the rubbish he's saying. Are Boko Haram also ghosts? Are they not humans too?

As far as I'm concern, The ND avengers are fighting a good course and the FG should call for dialogue or else....

If someone can stand with Buhari that means #IstandwithNDA#

RevDesm0ndJuju:
Ayiri has since defected to the APC.

He is eyeing the lucrative security contracts hitherto controlled by Tompolo which Buhari has since cancelled.

He wants the contract restarted and re-awarded to him and also to use it to further malign Tompolo in the eyes of the govt.

Ayiri has an lot of suspicion on his head. By coming out to point out Tompolo shows his guilty conscience at play.

donogaga:
The Niger Delta crisis is a serious matter that requires serious policy and committed and courageous leadership to resolve.


The Niger Delta has been complaining about environmental
damage from oil exploration and rising unemployment and poverty in the region, but the successive governments and the multi-national oil corporations have been insensitive to the plight of the people. The people have endured a long history ofeconomic and social injustice and they are now “tired of being at the bottom.”

I don't support the activities of the militants, but the truth is that, we the people of Niger Delta have been suffering from
environmental degradation and pollution through oil spillage and gas flaring. There are many other “Tales of Agony” strewn the landscape that I do not deem necessary to drop here.

The crisis in the Niger Delta is not complex by itself. But the approach to resolving it makes it complex and dangerous. Thepeople are not asking for anything out of the ordinary. The region that is home to Nigeria’s oil wealth remains the mostimpoverished community in the nation. What a paradox! Travel down to the communities and you will notice the lack of basic infrastructure, good network of roads, health care facilities, good schools and portable water etc.


The oil wealth is not being used to develop the area. The successive governments have collected billions of dollars from the land over the decades, but little (if any) has been invested in the area to improve the people’s living conditions. Is there anything wrong in investing some money that are realized from the oil extracted from the region to improve the people’s living conditions?

The main causes of Niger Delta crisis include greed and selfishness, deprivation and poverty, and “social injustice.” Thesimple meaning of social justice, according to experts, is that the same contribution equals the same benefit. A person’s“benefit" equals his or her “contribution.” And no community should be given more when it contributes less or be given less when it contributes more!

That is the crux of the matter in the Niger Delta crisis! The Niger Delta is contributing a lot to the economic well being of Nigeria and it is getting nothing, but destruction, in return. Without social justice there will be no peace in the Niger Delta and socioeconomic development will continue to elude the region. Social justice is an important ingredient for “socioeconomic development.” It creates “a healthy, harmonious, reliable social psychological atmosphere that willstimulate economic development.” And because of social injustice the entire nation is slowly becoming politically and
economically very unstable.

God bless Nigeria!!!

donogaga:
The Niger Delta crisis is a serious matter that requires serious policy and committed and courageous leadership to resolve.


The Niger Delta has been complaining about environmental
damage from oil exploration and rising unemployment and poverty in the region, but the successive governments and the multi-national oil corporations have been insensitive to the plight of the people. The people have endured a long history ofeconomic and social injustice and they are now “tired of being at the bottom.”

I don't support the activities of the militants, but the truth is that, we the people of Niger Delta have been suffering from
environmental degradation and pollution through oil spillage and gas flaring. There are many other “Tales of Agony” strewn the landscape that I do not deem necessary to drop here.

The crisis in the Niger Delta is not complex by itself. But the approach to resolving it makes it complex and dangerous. Thepeople are not asking for anything out of the ordinary. The region that is home to Nigeria’s oil wealth remains the mostimpoverished community in the nation. What a paradox! Travel down to the communities and you will notice the lack of basic infrastructure, good network of roads, health care facilities, good schools and portable water etc.


The oil wealth is not being used to develop the area. The successive governments have collected billions of dollars from the land over the decades, but little (if any) has been invested in the area to improve the people’s living conditions. Is there anything wrong in investing some money that are realized from the oil extracted from the region to improve the people’s living conditions?

The main causes of Niger Delta crisis include greed and selfishness, deprivation and poverty, and “social injustice.” Thesimple meaning of social justice, according to experts, is that the same contribution equals the same benefit. A person’s“benefit" equals his or her “contribution.” And no community should be given more when it contributes less or be given less when it contributes more!

That is the crux of the matter in the Niger Delta crisis! The Niger Delta is contributing a lot to the economic well being of Nigeria and it is getting nothing, but destruction, in return. Without social justice there will be no peace in the Niger Delta and socioeconomic development will continue to elude the region. Social justice is an important ingredient for “socioeconomic development.” It creates “a healthy, harmonious, reliable social psychological atmosphere that willstimulate economic development.” And because of social injustice the entire nation is slowly becoming politically and
economically very unstable.

God bless Nigeria!!!

alt3r3g0:
Spot on! Been saying it that prominent leaders are too quiet about these militants. Gej, Ben Bruce, Wike, Governor of Delta state... we should stop playing politics with the future of our nation!

Agunechemba1:
Ayiri Goan sit down


Just look at the rubbish he's saying. Are Boko Haram also ghosts? Are they not humans too?

As far as I'm concern, The ND avengers are fighting a good course and the FG should call for dialogue or else....

If someone can stand with Buhari that means

****

CosmicJames:
What did northern leaders say about BH when they started? Abeg answer this question first before you expect ND leaders to say anything.

sarrki:
http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/05/know-bombing-pipelines-buhari-go-ayiri-emami/