₦airaland Forum

Paperbag:
Can one get a train from lagos to zaria ?

Truthisunique3:
yes funded by government

Truthisunique3:
amadiyya high school ago Iwoye in Lagos here

Don't even get me started on the north, I lived there so your Taqiya is useless here

Truthisunique3:
hypocrite

Keep shifting goal post, Muslim schools funded by state government don't allow non Muslims

fombi:
Schools have uniforms and dress codes. How about also allowing herbalist children to tie skeleton on their necks and sprinkle some blood on their head to school too? And other female students allowed to do whatever they like to represents their believes such as wearing extremely short skirts to classes showing their buttocks and under wears ? This is exactly what you are asking for when you want to go against school dress code with your hijab. You muslims need start asking yourselves questions, what you are giving back to society to make it a better place.

Truthisunique3:
Idiots that have never established school in their lives

but how would you allow hijab to be worn in schools that aren't Muslims schools

Yet you won't allow those who don't want to wear hijab in Muslim schools owned by government?

Sheuns:
All these things no suppose Dey cause trouble. Hijab or no hijab let kids be kids. They can always wear their hijabs after school. The prophet SAW advises us to follow rules of our leaders. Wearing or not wearing hijabs in schools will and cannot make the students any less Muslims. What we need is to fight for quality educational system. Not all these religious talks all the time.

backbencher:
As long as we remain dependent on one source of income, we will always be in debt.

It follows that oil prices have never been as high as we want them for ages, and as a result we have to take loans to survive, which is why we are in debt.

Keep in mind that being an oil dependent nation does not mean we are rich, unless our population is low enough.

Nigeria must diversify away from oil if we must survive and reduce our debt.

Modified

Nigeria’s tax to GDP ratio is one of the lowest in the world. It is at about 8 per cent while our comparators are in the neighborhood of about 15 per cent to 25 per cent. Even in Africa we can surely do better. This is symptomatic of undue reliance on oil revenue as a result of fiscal imbalances in our nation’s financial landscape.

Salvador1:
where were u when they security personnel were killing innocent civilians in their thousands in 2016,2017 and 2018 in east.
Where were you?
Where were you?
Brother where were you?
Rip to them
You supported them, now the table is against them you are here to yawn rubbish.
This is one of the numerous reasons they display such hate when you gives it to them first.

Zeezenho:
With dummies like you this country called Nigerian will never move forwards. The north is the most volatile and violence prone zone in the country,still they produced the president. South West was burning when they produced Obasanjo. Now can you see how invalid your arguments are.

winterfell007:
As I can Igbo guy, I'm forced to agree with you on this. I usually tell my fellow Igbo brethrens that we play terrible politics and that is what has caused us to be in political doldrums. Nnamdi Kanu came from no where and worsened Igbo's political situation. We are just reemerging from the Civil-War era and trying to rebuild our political base as Zik of Africa once did only for NK to destroy the foundation we painstakingly built over the years.
Peter Obi's intention to run for the presidential race is welcoming to all and sundry who are right-thinking members of the society, devoid of tribal, ethnic and parochial politics. But it's sad that Nigeria's politics is ethnic driven. But if things were to play out political right, there's no reason why Peter Obi can emerge winner. Other viable candidates I consider would be Proffesor Osibanjo, but we have got some political healing to do first.

ADAMUdaCOWBOY:
Same thing happened in kafanchan yesterday where he went to commission a road that led to the palace of the emir of the Hausas in kafanchan, such a shame. Buhari could not travel by road to kafanchan because the road was terrible. He went to kafanchan by helicopter, but where will he land? The township in kafanchan is crowded with no space for a helicopter to land so the only option left was the Kaduna State University in kafanchan which also had a terrible road connecting it to the township. Guys, did you know that they tarred that road in two days, working day and night? Even the road in kafanchan which is in southern Kaduna was mostly done in the Muslim dominated part of the town. The part that went through the Christian part is still there under construction for about 2 years, yet to be completed. People go through so much trouble plying that road. I pity anyone that fails to see beyond the smoke screen. Never make the mistake of voting Elrufai even as vice president. Even Buhari is learning bigotry from him!

Refuse has taken over Nnewi in Anambra State, as residents lament the health risks it poses.

Though indiscriminate waste disposal is not new in Nnewi but with the recent Christmas and New Year celebration; the quantity of wastes generated increased significantly, so also the stench.

Despite the flashy cars and magnificent buildings that adorned the town, the heap of refuse lowers the attractiveness of the city.

The heap of refuse has covered most of the roads in the city, thereby, forcing motorists and pedestrians to struggle to move on the road.

The situation along the Nnobi – Nnewi Road by Nnewi High School, Regina Cali School is an eyesore as refuse have taken over the road. Refuse is also taking over the surrounding walls of the Nnewi High School, extending to the road and emitting unpleasant smell.

Also, refuse dumped behind Authority FM Station, Umuanuka Otolo, Nnewi and the Izuchukwu Bus-Stop at Nnewi are constituting a big challenge to the people and motorists. People are seen covering their noses as they approach the Izuchukwu bus stop to board vehicles.

The situation is not different at Court Road, Okpunoegbu Umudim Nnewi, as the refuse has extended into the road causing gridlock.

As a result, vehicular movement has been restricted to one lane in almost all the roads, as the other side of the roads have been taken over by refuse; thereby, extending a journey of 30minutes to over two hours.

Speaking to South-East Trust, a commercial driver, Mr. Michael Obiora lamented that refuse has taken over the city, accusing the relevant authority of refusing to clear them off the roads.

He said, “The cost of transportation has increased drastically because of traffic caused by refuse dumped on the roads.”

Also speaking to South-East Trust, Mrs. Ifeoma Uche said the state of refuse in Nnewi today is alarming, saying, the situation suggests that there are no local government authorities in place.

She lamented that people are finding it difficult to gain access to their destinations because of the indiscriminate dumping of waste. “In spite of the difficulty, the big men with police escort and convoy make life difficult for people by using their escorts to intimidate and terrorise people on the roads that are already covered by waste,” she alleged.

When contacted, the Managing Director of Anambra State Waste Management Authority (ASWAMA), Mr. Amechi Akorah said he cannot react to the issue but directed our correspondent to the Ministry of Environment. However, efforts to reach the ministry failed.

freshvine:
Niger Delta oil money while Ogoni oil spillage is yet to be cleaned with its attendant environmental degradation not forgetting the recent spillage in Bayelsa which unfortunately the government is blaming it on vandalism and oil theft.

While the people of the Niger Delta groan on neglect and deprivation a northern state that contributes nothing to the coffers of the nation is executing gigantic projects no wonder the agitation for resources control and VAT collection.

Enough of using phony population figures to steal resources of its owners using they flawed sharing formula.

Mynd44:
So the only thing left is from Itapke to Abuja and the Warri-Kano Rail line will be complete

chiefobdk2:
Anambra economy is 1000x bigger than that of kano...

post=109005891:
Dodomayana and you don't know large numbers of your people are in Anambra