₦airaland Forum

Sweetnik22:
Y are the mods deleting my post na

They should've deleted all na, y delete some n leave some


Nonsense!

Nukualofa:
Seun Mynd44 i can see how you deleted a lot of tribal slurs here.


Can you kindly start banning anyone that use the word wailers, zombie, afonja, osu, ipob in a derogatory manner, Igbo and conehead

able20:
Nothing is made to last forever.

danot1030:
And yet our blodas will keep saying Buhari government is against the Igbos agenda.

gberra:
STFU!!.. Mods are using your comments to wipe off a dog's ass.

Truth hurts IPOBS

Foxyn:
great move

they should also make some for all the senators in the National assembly so that their wardrobe allowance will decrease small

danot1030:
And yet our blodas will keep saying Buhari government is against the Igbos agenda.

gberra:
STFU!!.. Mods are using your comments to wipe off a dog's ass.

Truth hurts IPOBS

sukkot:
wear those shoes at ya own peril. those shoes will guide ya feet to indonesia

aminulive:
The Nigerian navy has indicated interest in patronizing 'Made in Aba' products. A deal between the Navy and the Abia state government when the Governor of the state, Okezie Ikpeazu, in the company of the Commissioner for Industry, Chief Henry Ikoh received a high powered delegation from the Chief of Naval Staff, led by Commodore Chris Obinta at the Abia State Governor's Lodge Aba recently.

Speaking at the occasion, Ikpeazu expressed his profound appreciation to the Federal Government for supporting and given impetus to the "Made_in_Aba" initiative.

Quoting Ikpeazu,

"I commend the Nigeria Navy for indicating interest in procuring their wears from our people here in Aba. I must commend the Federal Government for the support given to our Made-in-Aba promotion campaign."



This deal is coming shortly after Ikpeazu successfully brokered a deal in China for a 1.5 billion dollars shoe industry to be built in Aba. Photos below;

http://politicsngr.com/2017/04/27/nigerian-navy-use-made-aba-shoes-uniforms/

egoldman:
Thats not good man , its made by your fellow Nigerians , why don't your try and do yours so Nigerians collectively will become great .

tinz:
People have forgotten so soon that 10 years ago. Nigeria market were flooded with chinco phones which is today referred as China phones. Techno, Infinix,Intel and it likes where one chinco phones. Today hardly you see a Nigerian who doesn't use made in China phones all thanks to there government and its citizens who invested so much in technology.while some computer science student here doesn't understand what a programming language is. Instead of you people to support the probuct and encourage them to produce quality products. You guys are here condemning the products. this is what the Europeans are so afraid of the Igbos. Truth be told. Igbos can develop anything just like the westerners if given the right support but tribalism won't let them. I believe if innocen motors were of North or Yorubas,by now it's would have been a law to use it products

airminem:
u are not in any position to say that. so you too STFU MR DI-CKHEAD. STOP!

XerXers:
Buhari's zoo country is broke, we are the one helping the dullardinh.o not the other way round

gberra:
Don't be hypertensive. I'm here to celebrate with you. We hope those shoes/ wears last considerably though.


The smiling one

danot1030:
Ask someone next to you to explain to you.

aminulive:
The Nigerian navy has indicated interest in patronizing 'Made in Aba' products. A deal between the Navy and the Abia state government when the Governor of the state, Okezie Ikpeazu, in the company of the Commissioner for Industry, Chief Henry Ikoh received a high powered delegation from the Chief of Naval Staff, led by Commodore Chris Obinta at the Abia State Governor's Lodge Aba recently.

Speaking at the occasion, Ikpeazu expressed his profound appreciation to the Federal Government for supporting and given impetus to the "Made_in_Aba" initiative.

Quoting Ikpeazu,

"I commend the Nigeria Navy for indicating interest in procuring their wears from our people here in Aba. I must commend the Federal Government for the support given to our Made-in-Aba promotion campaign."



This deal is coming shortly after Ikpeazu successfully brokered a deal in China for a 1.5 billion dollars shoe industry to be built in Aba. Photos below;

http://politicsngr.com/2017/04/27/nigerian-navy-use-made-aba-shoes-uniforms/