₦airaland Forum

BloomingDale:
Hope he is not Fulani. I hate them with a passion.

swaggerjack:
Thrash, I am a proud Osun state indigene.

Basic123:
I can bet will my balls that ,the opener of this thread is BIAFRAN TERRORISTS.

I am too sure!

One a glory doesn't belong to them,they will demonize and ridicule it

For Ortom, whatever ‘giant strides’ he lays claim to have been dampened by the

…protracted non-payment of pensions and salaries
…inability to build a single industry in the state,
…the lack of infrastructure and human development,
….the IDPs that have remained in pitiable camps,
…..the general air of hardship and poverty that has pervaded the state since the inception of the administration.

The Benue people will not be remembering his years in power with nostalgia, but it will remain the days of pain and locust, the Egypt they will never want to return to.

BloomingDale:
Hope he is not Fulani. I hate them with a passion.

Strafudeen:
It won't stop you from hating him when the time comes.es...after all he is igbo

Oblongata:
Good morning brother! Why not escalate this on Twitter? Try Abike's handle, etc and keep at it. It is well.

mrvitalis:
Lol you can use taqire on people way no sabi

Yorubas n Fulanis/ Hausas would never support any Igbo man for president

Any Igbo man who would be President must follow Peter obi route ...that's the only possibility

mrvitalis:
Till he becomes a serious contender for president then he would become IPOB

ToriTori247:
1. “And at the 1992 polls, the Northern votes comprehensively went to Abiola to ensure his success over their own son, Alhaji Bashir Tofa, a prominent, respected personality….Record shows that of the 6.6 million votes that had been announced before the annulment, Tofa had received 2.3 million and Abiola 4.3 million of which more than half came from the North.

2. “Also in 1999, Afenifere and the OPC led the Yoruba nation to favour Olu Falae while the North worked for Obasanjo's victory against their son….And this time around, Afenifere openly declared opposition to Tinubu, OPC was missing in the field while the North did all the work. “

3. “We cannot forget so quickly that eleven APC governors of Northern Nigerian states stood firmly against all odds and ensured that power moved to the South and to the South West in particular, which paved way for Tinubu’s emergence….And there is no disputing the fact that Tinubu’s final victory at the polls was secured by the northern votes which made up 60 percent of the total votes he got, far and above what he got in the South West. “

“It is therefore the peak of insanity, shamelessness and ingratitude for the OPC or any Southwest group to reward the North with threats in the false presence of defending their son whom they rejected earlier.”

It has also briefly appeared in the colours of @MalawianAirline (@flyethiopian owns 49% of @MalawianAirline).

Consequently, Justice Omotosho dismissed the suit and awarded a cost of N10m in Tinubu’s favour, N5m in favour of the APC and another N1m to be personally paid by counsel for the plaintiffs, to each of the respondents.

Justice Omotosho said he took the punitive measure “in view of the avalanche of frivolous suits” that have been filed by lawyers.

post=123342406:
I just listed the Seplat mega project which is more important which was founded by Igbos, and the refinery I never mention the owners, I wonder why they choose east and not your region

post=123342165:
Some guys own cement industries Those that make you people living in better apartments or reduce the cement price affordable to average Northerners

post=123342197]Fact this is no gas plant or gas exploration in Kogi, no gas in any northern state[/quote]Are you derailing your own thread?

Aren’t we celebrating Waltersmith investment near our Ibigwe flow station any longer 🙂?

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They have forgotten that Waltersmith Refining & Petrochemical Company Limited (WRPC) was is currently developing a 50,000bpd refinery situated near our Ibigwe flow station

Mrfeel:
Dangote, abdulsalamad and Abdul won't be building these industries in the south if the north had the gas and oil

post=123341903:
This is already existing NNPP gas pipeline that was built for Ajaokuta stteel, there is no gas anywhere in Kogi

Mrfeel:
Where are the industries in arrewa?