₦airaland Forum

yommen:
Its a mistake. One 9 should not be there. The op also ought to separate the figures with commas

khalling2008:
How can you call Nigeria a secular country, but the governor spent billions of naira for Hajj for Muslims, Jerusalem for Christians, and Ise'se for traditional worshippers? Both Islam and Christianity have significant influences on Nigerian politics, laws, and society.

How can you call Nigeria a secular country, but some states in Nigeria are adopting Sharia law unless you tell me that northern states are not part of Nigerian?

Nigeria is a multi-religious society with a secular constitution and constitution allows freedom of religion.

Exousiang01:
You don't know the number of geopolitical zones we have.
You are using airport as yardstick
You are using Federal Universities as yardstick

I think the focus should be on HOW POOR YOUR BRAIN IS

anonimi:
Quite impressive but pales in comparison with the marvelous work of Awolowo in six years for free primary education and the UPN governors in just four years for free primary & secondary education for ALL children.

25 years of constantly squeezing out IGR from the masses, why has Sanwo Olu and his predecessors failed to achieve this progressive governance milestone?
What have they done with all the trillions since 1999?
Looted and stolen

proeast:
Walahi, you no get sense. Apart from Lagos, Abuja and P.H, where else do you see graduates going to hustle white collar jobs in Nigeria?

Meanwhile, Igbos control commerce and trading in West and Central Africa, not just Nigeria. So, that's why you see them everywhere making money. If your parents were caught on live TV in Lagos crying like children that they can't afford to do anything again because Igbos have taken control of everything, is it in the East that you can now compete with Igbos? There are so many Hausas and Nigeriens doing menial jobs in the East. There are also many Yorubas doing mechanic, selling agbo concoction and other low level works where Igbos aren't interested.

And yes, Igbo cities and villages are like paradise when compared to your rusted roof shanty towns without toilets.