₦airaland Forum

M0GIDI: I agree with some of the @OP's sentiments but strongly disagree on their source of funding. My own research tells me boko haram rely on their founding fathers for funding.
As you already know Buhari founded this movement to checkmate the FG, he gets his funding from other Islamist fundamentalist around the world.

Don't be deceived, the only mineral the North has looks more like 7UP, there's nothing in that barren land, why do you think they panic whenever the issue of dissolution is discussed?

tit: Have you never done fill-in-the-blank for exam before?
Anyway i no sure say na for naija you go school.
you go be sudanese-brought-up.

onlysose: why did you say Rochas is lacking ?

thwarrior72: Shut up, rochas lack capacity but buhari the terrorist has it abi?

victorels: Ok.
I admit I am not good at interpreting Proverbs. Can you explain?

Who was sterved? The mentioned sponsors or the boko haram.?

anago900: damn bring it on loser......for the records your kinsmen ran to the mods for rescue. after my ode inu Igbo irumole went on the frenzy of releasing the picture of the e-warriors from your part of the divide.....

victorels: Sorry I got you confused. I never said the SE are the sponsors but posed a question in regard to your comment on ambition.

The boko haram mentioned Ihejirika and Sheriff in the Australian Report. If he mentioned all the sponsors and the sabotuers in Government, What then? The end of the jihad?

Since you said the Jihadist would clear every obstacle on their way to achieve their objective, how do you think that indicating its sponsors would help them succeed? Or are they indicating the obstacles or those that have pained them?

DecemberIV: North-west and North-central, with well-watered stretches of land area, account for 90 per cent of crop production; South-south, with access to coastal oil and gas deposits, accounts for 91.5 per cent of oil production; South-west, with the historic ports of Lagos and lucrative land borders, account for 60 per cent of trading and commercial activities, and North-central and South-south combine to contribute another 30 per cent of this. The remaining two regions, the semi-arid North-east with immense metal ores, and the landlocked South-east with immense coal deposits, are marginalised from the existing growth processes.

The South-west gross regional output grew the most in 2012 with an absolute nominal increase of N1.4 trillion (or 21.8% nominal growth), followed by the North-west with N1 trillion (16.38%), and North-central with N800 billion (14.27%). These are to be compared to regional output increases of N123 billion (10.89%) in the South-east and N100 billion (8.19%) in the North-east. Owing to a slight dip in oil price in 2012 after growing impressively in the preceding three years, oil-dominated South-south recorded a slight decline of about N268.9 billion (-1.69%) in regional output in 2012.
http://www.thisdaylive.com/articles/confronting-inter-regional-disparities-in-nigeria/155427/

omenka: Isn't this something!!!!!!
Op where did you get this pic??!!

Sincere9gerian: The so called terminal operators should wake up and smell the coffin. The ports are for imports AND exports and not just for imports. We also need to create JOBS for our people.

Few days ago, I bought well milled, stone free, full bag (50 kg) Abakiliki rice for only N7,200 at Ogbete market. I couldn't believe it when someone told me about it initially until I gave him money to buy it just to confirm.

Likewise, the Nigeria milled Ebony rice, Stallione rice and others are taking over the rice market in Enugu.

Smuggling is definitely a problem because of our mostly ineffective custom officials but as local capacity grows, smuggling will become increasingly less profitable and gradually disappear just like is happening with rice.

Gbawe: My hunch is that Davis, an independent contractor, spoke at the bidding of the President

OKKO: The local production of rice, car brands and those fish(es) has increased dramatically over this period. May

olu4life: 13volts u are so right. Once said it on NL a year ago. On getting to Kebbi for NYSC last 2years I learnt this. I will say it again, Hausas are the nicest set of Nigerians we have. Fulanis are just on the fence. But Kanuris are the major problem of the North; you dare not step on the Kanuris.
We in South and West classify everyone in North as Hausas which is very bad. Check Google for history of Kanuris and the part they are found. U will discover they are the boko areas. At this point I rest my case.

victorels: I am back from my thought.

It then means that Boko Haram or the Jihadist are sponsored by an external forces since they do not take advice or instructions or support from those that would be direct benefactors should they succeed.

If I am correct, who then are the sponsors of this people? The south east that are struggling to survive?