₦airaland Forum

superstar1:
Wailers and son of hates with their lies.

You will just give yourselves hypertension.

Be rest assured, even the devil and 100 Diezanis can not steal that amount under this administration.

temitemi1:
Apceeee 'change'

GoldenJAT:
Bros u stingy o. Come 2 think of it. Na dis thread I come become 1st 2 comment.

sherrylo:
We still dey enjoy light wella

ddippset:
Just like Nigeria was for pdp. Ya eye go clear!

GoldenJAT:
OKORO BOBO... WAKE UP O... E GO 2 HARD 4 APC. WITH DIS BOBO DE YARN SEF?

saintopus:
Progressives Congress, APC, Governors’ Forum, Chief Rochas Okorocha, has said in the clear terms that “Rivers and Akwa Ibom States are very strategic to the APC”.
Okorocha, who made this known while fielding questions from journalists in Owerri, also claimed that the electorate in the two states voted overwhelmingly for the APC.
“Rivers and Akwa Ibom States are very strategic to the APC. The electorate in the two states voted overwhelmingly for the APC but their votes were stolen by the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, through various forms of electoral malpractices”, Okorocha said.
Although he resisted the temptation of disclosing the strategies his APC political platform intends to use in sacking PDP in Rivers and Akwa Ibom States, Chief Okorocha however said that plans were on to actualize the target.
Answering another question, Okorocha said he stands vindicated, following the eventual victory of President Muhammadu Buhari during the last general election.


www.vanguardngr.com/2015/11/rivers-akwa-ibom-states-strategic-for-apc-says-okorocha/

victorjam:
cant dey just forgive MTN for once? 5.2b dollars is too much joor, or is it becos d company is nt own bt a nigerian? africans and bad bella.

abeg make una like my pix. just click d link and like d pic der. yur like can help me win.. tnks alot...

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HungerBAD:
Buhari should not dignify this tout, by even acknowledging he exist.

Serious, this Fayose's cup will run over very soon, how can a man be more talkative than those Preachers, who make a living from talking every Sunday on the Pulpit.

Anyway, he is the Last of the PDP Thug still standing, and very soon he will join his friend Wike in the Relic section.

timidot:
Dis govt should understand one thing stop all dis propaganda news on millitary winning war cos it is putting d human lives in NE at risk of bh guys striking d more... All we need to hear is bh is no more NT propaganda simple

LordMecuzy:
OP your source shaaaaaa

saintopus:
Thirteen people were killed and three injured in an attack on village in south-east Niger allegedly carried out by Boko Haram extremists, local officials said Wednesday.
“Thirteen people were executed and three others suffered gunshot wounds in an attack by Boko Haram Tuesday evening in Ala village,” Malam Ligari, a local official in the Diffa region, which has been repeatedly attacked by the jihadists, told AFP.


http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/10/mo-abudu-and-her-newly-premiered-movie-fifty/

saintopus:
Thirteen people were killed and three injured in an attack on village in south-east Niger allegedly carried out by Boko Haram extremists, local officials said Wednesday.
“Thirteen people were executed and three others suffered gunshot wounds in an attack by Boko Haram Tuesday evening in Ala village,” Malam Ligari, a local official in the Diffa region, which has been repeatedly attacked by the jihadists, told AFP.


http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/10/mo-abudu-and-her-newly-premiered-movie-fifty/

PastorAIO:
A Thought:

It is a known fact of economics that when an economy/culture is blossoming it attracts labour (ie human resources) while a shrinking economy exports labour. This is true whether the means is by wilful migration or by Forced migration (slavery). When we consider the fact that Africa has been exporting labour for over 500 years at a rate that I don't think any other continent has experienced historically then I think that would suggest that in Africa we've got nothing going on.

Okay even if we accept the despicable practice of enslaving other humans. imagine an african king that has been approached by european slave traders. They want 10, 000 human slaves for their economy. Which kind of economy is prepared to lose 10, 000 of it's labour force, amongst whom are probably some geniuses of various fields of endeavour. If our Kings and chiefs were correct people with a vision for their nations they would balk. Afterall presumably they would have projects of their own for which they would need all that labour. Perhaps roads need building, or farms need irrigating and crops planted and harvested.

My explanation for the scale of the slave trade is that there was absolutely no vision in Africa. Our leaders had no ambition. Therefore no need for labour to implement the vision. The problem is a cultural one. And a Spiritual one. The dearth of vision ( a situation still prevalent today) suggests that there is something wrong with the African at a cultural and psychological level. As much as we like to give lip service to our culture the fact remains that a lot of african people are terribly uncultured. Without a cultural foundation to give direction and context to our lives we are just blowing in the wind, or as Baba Kuti so aptly put, we just dey roll like one yeye ball wey one yeye wind dey blow from one yeye corner.

In contrast European society has ideals that give their culture impetus (even though these ideals are starting to unravel under the influence of modern capitalism). If we don't have any ideals of our own then maybe we are better off borrowing the ideals of another or even allowing those who have ideals to kuku take over the reins of government.

tope777:
My brother, many toddler don't understand what jurisdiction means o for their mind, Wike already lost in Supreme Court and must be replace immediately