₦airaland Forum

Lsofdk:
[color=teal]truth is I'm anti-messi
your siggy though[/color]

moi: What about it?

Seunnzy:
Lol.seen it?

Lsofdk:
[color=teal]what do you mean by honorably, after 3 consecutive final loses

btw this is good news, at last Argentina can win trophies in his absence[/color]

logica:
Oh, you wasted your time trying to confirm I am a Northerner. It is still commonsense though; nobody with commonsense goes where they are likely to be murdered en mass. All those "analogies" of India and US don't make much sense; after all those countries are not noted for committing pogroms against any particular group (at least not in this modern age).

logica:
You are hated; you know you are hated yet you cannot stay away from the North? Can you please explain?

Niyinficient:
I don't share the belief that the Yorubas hate the Igbos as well, although the 'labeling' and the 'tagging' thing is common among the two tribes. I just knw the Igbos are always at loggerheads with the yorubas cos they believe the Yoruba sometimes don't usually support their interests and the Yorubas on the other hand belive the Igbos are kinda too rigid to ally with base on trust, but we know the root of all thses

I got in a discussion with a Northerner at the abuja airport due to delayed flight, one of the outlets at the departure lounge was playing a CD about Nigeria past events including the civil war. The man said he doesn't support the way the civil war is been over the years being told to the younger generation, he saidsuch event shud be related in a way to alienate any for of tribal sentiments and historian ought to preach peace and national unity through such ugly event as the civil war, he claims the way the stories of the war are being told, it transfers and encourages hatred among the young generation of thevarious tribes and I surely agree with him.

My dear, I think it's high time we move on from the events of the civil war, the grudges of the war bore by the Igbos is affecting the political transaction between the north and the south. Like I said, the problem of the country is more tribal than religious (check the Yorubas and the Edos for example: the they hardly av religious crisis). Until theIgbos share and believe in the 'Nigerian Identity', I don't see any changes in our West/North-tilted political skyline.

I am Yoruba, but I will support any Igbo presidency after this administration. The issue of Biafra should be well spelt out, if it is achievable, they should go for it with all their resources, if it looks otherwise,they should focus on the Nigerianess of Nigeria (Ojukwu:19**) they should convince the rest of the country that an Igbo man is more than capable to lead Nigeria.

The hatred against the Hausas and the belief that other tribes hate them should be put out, it's not helping matters.

arresa: The igbos love playing victim.

BoboFashion:
How was ur weekend?

BoboFashion:
He will, ok.

sixtuschimere:
According to Chidiebere Maduafor,a JSS3 student in Anambra constructed tricycle popularly known as Keke.He wrote.....

'Anambrarians no de carry last at all.This is a boy Ifeanyi IGWE by name, a jss3 student of st Raphael secondary school okpoko ogbaru LGA anambra state constructed a tricycle popularly known as KEKE'.


Source: http://www.trezzyblog.com/2016/06/jss3-student-in-anambra-manufactures.html

arresa:
Thew useless and greedy people with no soul don sell their conscience and future to the highest bidder..


Money don finish, but no bridge...


See what he writer is saying?

jmichlins:
i wish you had an iota of his brain. Counter his opinion with superior arguement or keep on the lane of morons.

TheSuperNerd:
To be continued

NerdFan: Would you please continue? A little run down on the achievements of the featured awardees would be helpful too.

nairalandankrah:
. if you'r this happy when you'r about to sleep, wonder how super excited you get when you wake

AZeD1:
Yes it is possible. It all depends on the agreements made during negotiations.
For example, the Murray Bruce family can decide to sell off their shares in the company completely and have nothing to do with it anymore. In cases like the example, Amcon would try and reposition the business, then sell it off too.

Ryda:
These are some of my commissioned art works... I study fine and applied art in IMT Enugu

Whatever you believe you can do, do it right and never say never.
Feel free to criticize and ask questions.. Relevant questions please



LALASTICLALA Ooooo

tinsel:
After the liquidation of the debt, Ben Bruce will automatically take back his companies. AMCON came in because they believe it was due to bad management he was not able to pay.

moi: I think the woman should be psychologically evaluated. Being a lady, I don't think this is without cause.

Smartresult:
Igbo and beer are like 5 and 6

AZeD1:
Amcon never closes a business, the just change management.
Amcon has taken over Aero contractors, Bicourtney and so many other companies.
The shut down was to enable the change of management.
Nigerians need to separate business from politics.

SilvanusII:
If you had READ through without jumping to conclusions, Okonjo-Iweala was given a lil credit and several state governors were subtly subbed INCLUDING Amaechi. You have the markings of a Wailer. May God turn ur mourning to joy for ur own peace of mind.