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 Politics › Re: Yoruba Nation...whats Your Problem With Igbos by quickly: 3:26pm On Oct 18, 2015 |
UnclePati:What u dont understand is some of those lands belongs to familes and they are loaned to the government. Ladipo market land belongs to a family, Also OShodi even Alaba . Computer village they all belong to people and loaned to government. If not for miltary rule those places were designed for other facilites and not open shed selling european trash the owners of the land can decide they want to build housing estates , motor parks, train station, stadium etc Lagos is the smallest state in Nigeria yet the most overcrowded why? ANd dont forget we are still africans, Culture is the one thing we dont mess with Majority of igbos are good people but maybe 10% give the other 90 a bad name Remeber there are over 300 different tribes in Nigeria 1 Like |
| Politics › Re: Yoruba Nation...whats Your Problem With Igbos by quickly: 3:17pm On Oct 18, 2015*. Modified: 3:51pm On Oct 18, 2015 |
[i][/i]if u leave with another man in his house be respectful. Not everybody has the same values as you Some people value happiness over money. Some people dont want to be mega billionaire just have a house and take care of ur family. Afterall life on this earth is not for eternity Peace over war some people value that. In the past too many wars and in fighting amongst various yoruba tribes. where do u think tribal marks came from. The last of them wars was ife vs modakeke which was more of juju war which i witnessed . I witnessed people using egg to burn down house but that is by the way Culturally africa still remains the same forget about democracy or political system of governance . Having interacted with non africans i know for a fact that majority of White people hate black people majority of ARabs hate black people black people hate black people Some chinese people believe the colour of a blacksman blood is black. Is the black man not cursed? We are our own worst enemies and then we run out to europe and expect them to accept us with red carpet. But many africans are being spat at. some they throw bananas at , Chant like monkeys when they see a black man Hang, incarceate, detain The upcoming footballer has to go to europe before he can make any money. ASk black americans what they are facing GEnerations unborn will curse this generation for not being wise and following the directions of people who are pushing via remote control |
| Christianity Etc › Re: Astrology 101- A Thread On Astrology by quickly: 11:18pm On Oct 17, 2015 |
Chizzled06:The position of celestial bodies controls the biggest mass on earth which is oceans and rivers and every living thing on earth. Beleive it if u will 1 Like |
| Romance › Re: Why Are Nigerian Men Crazy About Big Butts? by quickly: 11:04pm On Oct 15, 2015*. Modified: 3:24am On Oct 16, 2015 |
Enahi:My sista yansh carry magnetic energy if u don't know. A woman's yansh has the power to disable a man's brain for some reason Also according to eistein , mass of yansh multiplied by the speed of moment of yansh is equal to E energy. Dat na the formula for bomb so u see yansh get power too E (magnetic energy)= c (speed of yansh movement)2 × Mass (heaviness or roundness of yansh). QED 2 Likes |
| Celebrities › Re: Rapper Vic. O Slams Headies For Not Including Him In Its Nomination List by quickly: 10:28pm On Sep 30, 2015 |
| Nairaland General › Re: Checkout This "Made In Mbaise" Copter (photo) by quickly: 9:33pm On Aug 07, 2015 |
only fools cannot recgonise that made in mbaise logo is photoshop. i dont doubt the contracption but at least show it in air |
| Politics › Re: China Takes Major Step To Ban Islam by quickly: 1:15am On Jul 30, 2015 |
Islam are very bad ask borno nd yobe 2 Likes |
| Sports › Re: Is She An Athlete Or A P0rnStar? (picture) by quickly: 12:33am On Jul 30, 2015 |
Photo shopping a skinny woman with Kardashian yansh |
| Politics › Re: Nigerian Air Force Cutting Off Boko Haram’s Supply. Photos by quickly: 11:33pm On Jul 29, 2015 |
The real questioning is who is sponsoring them to buy all this fuel. Who is giving them the money 6 Likes |
| Politics › Re: El-rufai Appoints Special Assistant On Persons With Disability by quickly: 4:18pm On Jul 29, 2015 |
APCisaJOKE: BEGGARS ASSOCIATION ...LOL ONLY IN AFRICA |
| Politics › Re: Boko Haram: Cameroonian Authorities Shut Mosques, Islamic Centres by quickly: 8:57pm On Jul 28, 2015 |
HungerBAD:Same also if they shut down churches, nigerians are religious to a fault. But that religious ness is due to mental laziness Nigerians r religious as pharisees and seducees |
| Politics › Re: Why Islamic Scholars Are Silent On Boko Haram, By Governor Kashim Shettima by quickly: 12:34pm On Jul 27, 2015 |
Arabs or europeans cannot try nonsense with Asians or Chinese. Only dumb africans thar r swallowing ot her ppl culture and neglecting their own. Why would an africans be killing themselves because of stories from arab land. the fool s say they r fighting for God. can an ant fight for man. In the sense that comparing the fact that man can destroy am ant at will So also man cannot fight for God. The earth we live in is a small dot in the universe Ordinary one meteor or can destroy the world 1 Like |
| Politics › Re: Boko Haram Suicide Bombers Had An Accident (Photos) by quickly: 2:52pm On Jul 26, 2015 |
imhotep:the car tumbled or rolled, overspeeding plus applying brake and the car front brake can seize and then it will just somersault that is possible |
| Politics › Buhari Expensive Trip To US Costs 2.2 Bn by quickly(op): 2:21am On Jul 26, 2015*. Modified: 3:31am On Jul 26, 2015 |
The concealed fragments of President Muhammad Buhari’s exorbitant visit to the United State are beginning to emerge, and stakes are not looking too good. Authentic sources reveal that the White House is completely disappointed about a total lack of preparedness by the Nigerian contingent to discuss vital issues about both countries. The Obama administration also decried a poor presentation of policy needs and updates made by the Nigerian leader. “May be we are not reading from the same script, but the overall message by Barack is that they should go get themselves together, then get back with us,” a White House insider told our newsroom. “We are just being polite about this because your President doesn’t seem to understand a whole lot about government,” confided another source. The White House was disappointed that Buhari’s contingent had no presentation about working with the United States to salvage their crumbly economy. For instance, the Nigeria’s economy under Buhari has no prospects at the moment. The currency’s exchange values is worsening while the President visited without any economic crew. Nigeria has a mono-economy that is dependent largely on oil, and the United States has since suspended oil importation from Nigeria. US imports from Nigeria, mostly crude oil and other petroleum products, rose from more than 24 billion dollars in 2005 to over 38 billion in 2008, but dropped sharply to less than four billion last year largely because of America's shale energy revolution. Yet President Buhari rendered no concerns about the impending economic consequence of these developments. Weeks before the visit, the U.S. had communicated the significance of the visit as an opportunity to the Buhari’s regime to boot up the relations between the two countries. Under Jonathan’s administration for instance, U.S. relations with Nigeria dropped, with officials raising concerns about the government’s ability to fight Boko Haram, particularly after the kidnapping of some 200 Nigerian schoolgirls. “We informed them early enough and even asked to assist them to make considerable argument to earn exceptional U.S. support to the regime, especially in areas of security and commerce, but they blew it,” another source confided. To make it worse, President Buhari shocked his hosts with his vastly publicized comment that the US has "aided and abetted" the Boko Haram Islamist militant group by refusing to provide weapons to Nigeria. This comment, it was gathered angered some members of the Obama administration who now raise doubts about President Buhari’s earnestness in collaborating with the U.S. in solving his security problems. Another blunder was made when President’s Buhari, in defense of his cabinet-selection delays, published an op-ed in Washington Post, wrongly accusing President Obama of equally delaying his cabinet selection in the initial stage of taking office. Wrote Buhari, “It is worth noting that Obama himself did not have his full Cabinet in place for several months after first taking office; the United States did not cease to function in the interim.” “I don’t know where he got that information,” said Oshiokpekhai Utu-Orbih, a Nigerian attorney and writer based in the United States. “I am still trying to come in terms with the rationale of the above statement in the said article other than the fact that President Buhari has gone to press to lie against his host in a bid to justify his dictatorial rule over Nigeria,” Utu-Orbih said. Utu-Orbih wrote in his own column, “After the historic election of 2008, Barack Obama was sworn in as the 44th President of the United States of America on January 20, 2009. On January 21, he appointed Hilary Clinton as Secretary of State; on February 2, 2009, he appointed Eric Holder as Attorney General, then Ken Salazar as Secretary of Interior on 20th January 20. Obama continued with Tom Vislack, Agriculture January 21; Ray LaHood , Transportation January 23; Stephen Chu, Energy, January 20, and Janet Napolitano, Homeland Security, January 21. I can go on and on. Must Buhari rewrite the American history because of his disdain for constitutionality?” President Buhari had reportedly stormed the U.S. with about 229-man delegation considered the biggest in Nigerian democratic history. This contingent it was gathered, cost Nigeria about N2.2billion. Most disappointedly, the list of delegates and their level of preparedness created more doubts about the President’s commitment to issues of foreign policy and commerce: a claim echoed in Buhari’s speech during the visit - a poorly composed treatise, substantially lacking, with no connections to the objectives of his exorbitant diplomatic voyage. Obama ceremoniously praised his guest, stating that he would discuss how the two nations can cooperate on counter-terrorism and how the US “can be helpful in addressing some of the corruption issues that have held Nigeria back”. But his message also signaled a "no-deal" agreement until Buhari brings forth a credible request for collaboration and assistance, or show some seriousness in handling his current mandate. |
| Politics › Re: FFK Blasts US Senator Leahy For Calling Nigerian Soldiers "Rapists & Murderers" by quickly: 1:42pm On Jul 25, 2015 |
The real problem is from the naive amensty international, nigerians need to yab amensty and expose them of thir double standard. America commits the most extra judiicial killings without trial morre than any country but on this boko haram matter which is an unusual case. Someone needs to expose amnesty international for their racism and double standards What about the nigeria soldiers and ciitizens that have been killed. AMerica that is a land of racism where every week a black man is killed for nothing by the police. See part of their report xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Amensty report Mass deaths in custody Starvation, dehydration and disease Amnesty International researchers witnessed emaciated corpses in mortuaries, and one former Giwa detainee told the organization that around 300 people in his cell died after being denied water for two days. “Sometimes we drank people’s urine, but even the urine you at times could not get.” “ Sometimes we drank people’s urine, but even the urine you at times could not get.” Former Giwa detainee. The evidence gathered from former detainees and eyewitnesses is also corroborated by senior military sources. One senior military officer told Amnesty International that detention centres are not given sufficient money for food and that detainees in Giwa barracks are “deliberately starved.” Disease - including possible outbreaks of cholera - was rife. A police officer posted at a detention facility known as the “Rest House” in Potiskum told Amnesty International how more than 500 corpses were buried in and around the camp. “They don’t take them to the hospital if they are sick or to the mortuary if they die,” he said. Overcrowding and suffocation Conditions of detention in Giwa barracks and detention centres in Damaturu were so overcrowded that hundreds of detainees were packed into small cells where they had to take turns sleeping or even sitting on the floor. At its peak, Giwa barracks ¬-- which was not built as a detention facility ¬--¬ was accommodating more than 2,000 detainees at one time. “Hundreds have been killed in detention either (by soldiers) shooting them or by suffocation,” a military officer told Amnesty International, describing the situation in Sector Alpha detention centre (known as ‘Guantanamo’). Amnesty International has confirmed that on a single day, 19 June 2013, 47 detainees died there as a result of suffocation. Fumigation In order to combat the spread of disease and stifle the stench, cells were regularly fumigated with chemicals. Fumigation may have led to the deaths of many detainees in their poorly ventilated cells. One military official based at Giwa barracks told Amnesty International: “Many Boko Haram suspects died as a result of fumigation. They fumigated with the chemicals you use for killing mosquitoes. It is something very powerful. It is very dangerous.” Torture Amnesty International has received consistent reports as well as video evidence of torture by the military during and after arrest. Former detainees and senior military sources described how detainees were regularly tortured to death, hung on poles over fires, tossed into deep pits or interrogated using electric batons. These findings are consistent with widespread patterns of torture and ill-treatment documented by Amnesty International over a number of years, most recently in the 2014 report, 'Welcome to hell fire': Torture in Nigeria. Extrajudicial executions More than 1,200 people have been extrajudicially executed by the military and associated militias in north-east Nigeria. The worst case documented by Amnesty International took place on 14 March 2014 when the military killed more than 640 detainees who had fled Giwa barracks after Boko Haram attacked. Many of these killings appear to be reprisals following attacks by Boko Haram. A senior military official told Amnesty International that such killings were common. Soldiers “go to the nearest place and kill all the youths… People killed may be innocent and not armed,” he said. In a so-called “mop up” operation following a Boko Haram attack in Baga on 16 April 2013, a senior military official told Amnesty International how the military “transferred their aggression on the community”. At least 185 people were killed. Detainees were also routinely killed. One military officer based in Giwa Barracks told Amnesty International that since the end of 2014, very few suspects were even taken into custody but were immediately killed instead. This was confirmed by several human rights defenders and witnesses. High level military commanders knew of the crimes The highest levels of Nigeria’s military command, including the Chief of Army Staff and Chief of Defence Staff, were regularly informed of operations conducted in north-east Nigeria. Evidence shows that senior military leaders knew, or should have known, about the nature and scale of the crimes being committed. Internal military documents show that they were updated on the high rates of deaths among detainees through daily field reports, letters and assessment reports sent by field commanders to Defence Headquarters (DHQ) and Army Headquarters. Amnesty International has seen numerous requests and reminders sent from commanders in the field to DHQ warning of the rise in the number of deaths in custody, the dangers of fumigation and requesting a transfer of detainees. In addition, reports by teams sent to DHQ to assess military facilities and “authenticate data”, highlight death rates and warn that overcrowding was causing serious health problems and could lead to “an epidemic”. Amnesty International has verified this knowledge and failure to act from a number of sources, including interviews with senior military officers. One military source told Amnesty International: “People at the top saw it but refused to do anything about it.” Need for action “Despite being informed of the death rates and conditions of detention, Nigerian military officials consistently failed to take meaningful action. Those in charge of detention facilities, as well as their commanders at army and defence headquarters, must be investigated,” said Salil Shetty. “ Despite being informed of the death rates and conditions of detention, Nigerian military officials consistently failed to take meaningful action. Those in charge of detention facilities, as well as their commanders at army and defence headquarters, must be investigated.” Salil Shetty. “For years the Nigerian authorities have downplayed accusations of human rights abuses by the military. But they cannot dismiss their own internal military documents. They cannot ignore testimonies from witnesses and high-ranking military whistle blowers. And they cannot deny the existence of emaciated and mutilated bodies piled on mortuary slabs and dumped in mass graves.” “We call on newly-elected President Buhari to end the culture of impunity that has blighted Nigeria and for the African Union and international community to encourage and support these efforts. As a matter of urgency, the President must launch an immediate and impartial investigation into the crimes detailed in Amnesty International’s report and hold all those responsible to account, no matter their rank or position. Only then can there be justice for the dead and their relatives.” Background Between 2013 and 2015, Amnesty International delegates conducted six field investigations in north-east Nigeria and one in northern Cameroon. This report is based on 412 interviews with victims, their relatives, eyewitnesses, human rights activists, doctors, journalists, lawyers and military sources. Amnesty International also analysed more than 90 videos and numerous photographs. Amnesty International repeatedly shared findings with the Nigerian authorities. The organization has held dozens of meetings with government authorities and has written 57 letters to the federal and state authorities, sharing research findings, raising concerns about ongoing violations and requesting information and specific action, such as investigations. Government responses are reflected in relevant sections of this report. Amnesty International has also shared the findings of this research and relevant evidence, with the Office of the Prosecutor of the International Criminal Court (ICC). The organization has also submitted to the ICC a list of names of military officers who should be investigated for their possible role in the crimes under international law and serious human rights violations documented in this report. |
| Politics › Re: I Didn’t Indict US Over Boko Haram, Says Buhari by quickly: 4:10pm On Jul 24, 2015 |
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| Crime › Re: alhaji gay the bounty and booty hunter ***updated*** by quickly: 11:10am On Jul 22, 2015 |
Just like stories of one gay guy in London that is manager of hospital setting trap for guys 1 Like |
| Family › Re: Marriage? Nigerian Guys In Europe Are Shying Away From Nigerian Girls by quickly: 10:48pm On Jul 20, 2015*. Modified: 11:17pm On Jul 20, 2015 |
marriage to nigeria girl has advantage and disadvatages, mariage to foreign gir has advantages and disadvantage, none are perfect. just gat to maek do with the bread u have. or else Both want money and attention I beleive the white girls love attention and enjoying life more than the nigerian meanwhile the nigerian one is ready to open office untop ur head. Tehm go run u down. Dem talk of wife family....both white and black they r praying for u to disappear and share ur property if u have money, I'd u dont.have money ur a useless fellow Either of them is bad best to be have girl friend, mariage dont make sense. have a girlfrriend if una tire make una seperate on to the next one 7 Likes |
| Career › Re: He Wants To Quit His Job As A Chemical Scientist For Music.Pls Advice Him! by quickly: 2:37pm On Jul 20, 2015 |
Adultnextdoor:Have u not heard of the word HOBBY b4. Experience they say is the best teacher the problem is your family will look at u as a complete fool for leaving a petrochemical job to be a musician some go even think say na remote control jazz At the end of the day life is short u cannever know until you try. But the thing is ooprtunity is a bastard Better to do it when ur still young andd them make mistake and bounce back -no gra gra |
| Politics › Re: I Earned 5,000 Naira To Burn School, Says Teenage Boko Haram Recruit by quickly: 6:09pm On Jul 19, 2015 |
tintingz:THey are fighting for islam u dont understand ur quoran very well plus their (boko Haram) under education is the problem. Where are they getting the money from? if not from middle east |
| Christianity Etc › Re: Religious Bias On NL by quickly: 2:13pm On Jul 18, 2015 |
the muslims do not want to hear the truth so they can continue to live in their ignorance and continue to be slaves to arab neo colonilisation |
| Business › Re: How Iran Deal Could Destroy Nigeria's Economy by quickly: 2:49pm On Jul 16, 2015 |
omojoshy:The GAS that they are flaring is what other countries are using to provide constant electricty. because GAs is hydrocarbon and contains enegry. nobdody is relying on hydro or coal , after nuclear , gas is the best source of energy for elcectricity. Nigeria cannot maintain nuclear so that one is out of the question. People know this but it is implementation that is the problem |
| Business › Re: How Iran Deal Could Destroy Nigeria's Economy by quickly: 12:00am On Jul 16, 2015*. Modified: 1:19am On Jul 16, 2015 |
Flets:Story OPEC has no power ataall , us shale oil which is the game changer. If opec had a chance the price of oil would have trippled Those arabs want to sell oil for at least 1000 dollars per barrel so they can use millions of dollar notes to clean there yansh. America wants oil to be as cheap as possible to weaken Russia and arabs. Russia supply oil to all of Europe and is arms maker and rival esp with putin while arabs use their oil to fund Islamic terrorists. Where do u think boko haram gets money from? 5 Likes 1 Share |
| Celebrities › Re: Girl Protests Over IK Ogbonna's Colombian Wife by quickly: 10:19am On Jul 15, 2015 |
missKiffy:this what oyinbo call racism....an eg of a black being unconsicously very racist |
| Jokes Etc › Re: U.S Holds Basket Mouth Day (pics) by quickly: 9:21pm On Jul 13, 2015 |
ALL NA FOR HOUSTON SHOW. WHO NO BASKEMOUTH ...NIGERIANS ARE SO GULLIBLE 1 Like |
| Jokes Etc › Re: U.S Holds Basket Mouth Day (pics) by quickly: 9:16pm On Jul 13, 2015 |
NA LIE THE BIGGEST SCAM EVER NO BASKET MOUTH DAY ANYWHERE. Some from Texas just called me The last "day " in Houston was RiceReep Why basketmouth dey deceive ppl like this RiceReep https://mobile.twitter.com/RiceReep/status/618169212293419009?p=v 1 Like |
| Culture › Re: Meet The 10 Most Powerful Kings In Nigeria. by quickly: 6:31pm On Jul 13, 2015 |
jantofubu:Jesus Before Pilate …35Pilate answered, "I am not a Jew, am I? Your own nation and the chief priests delivered You to me; what have You done?" 36Jesus answered, "My kingdom is not of this world. If My kingdom were of this world, then My servants would be fighting so that I would not be handed over to the Jews; but as it is, My kingdom is not of this realm." 37Therefore Pilate said to Him, "So You are a king?" Jesus answered, "You say correctly that I am a king. For this I have been born, and for this I have come into the world, to testify to the truth. Everyone who is of the truth hears My voice."… 2 Likes |
| Christianity Etc › Re: ISIS Trainer Turns To The Bible, 'sick Of The Killing' by quickly: 3:08pm On Jul 12, 2015 |
Mohammed was worst than Hitler. It's just that there was no technology to capture his actions. If ur a muslim do not be offended but this is the truth It's just that africans r not organized we shd not be following islam or Christianity. It is all a result of black inferiority complex |
| Travel › Re: The Disadvantages Of Obodo Oyibo Aka Abroad by quickly: 8:36pm On Jul 10, 2015 |
Everything is more expensive too for example a 30cl bottle of coca cola (not can) is 1.50=N352 for doctor nko its 20 times more expensive The new slavery is debt. they force u too have debt and den knack interst rate on your head Obodo oyinbo used to be like africa but the secret is there was unity to make sure they develop there environment |
| Romance › Re: 10 Signs That Shows Your Girlfriend Won't Marry You by quickly: 12:01am On Jul 10, 2015 |
There r billion z of women looking for men. Woman whey be gbese. |
| Politics › Re: Killing People While Shouting Allahu Akbar Is Not Islam – Buhari by quickly: 5:41pm On Jul 09, 2015 |
Demmzy15:What u don't understand is for those in white their race or tribe is what they worship. But the jihadist is pure religion |
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