₦airaland Forum

Boko Haram are not fighting on religious religious ground it Ŋ☺Ώ obvious BH have political support if not what concerns BH with court ruling.
The time ȋ̝̊̅§ ripe for Nigeria to divide and allow the northerners to kill themselves.

I know you can not win this argument against FG,my advice to saharareporters make sure you balance your reportage at anytime and allow your wise and knowledgeable readers to draw their conclusions.
God bless Nigeria

My solidarity and nationalistic support for anything made in Nigeria will forever remain undauted am always proud our green white green am a bonafide subscriber of GLO network.

Praise the lord oooooo

Nairalanders,have you ever seen a prophet that prophesied ecomony prosperity to Nigeria?
All they have in their bucal cavities ȋ̝̊̅§ doom.

Federal ministry of petroleum resources,NNPC,PPPRA and others your days A̶̲̥̅̊я̣̣̥ε̲̣̣̣̥ gradually diminishing

Are these sects stronger than police?

Į̸̸̨τ̲̅ ȋ̝̊̅§ not strange as other african leaders cannot avoid to mortgage their continental unity to ineptitude of GEJ

The advance countries are desperately searching fro means to reduce their dependency on oil,for example this is what i found on yahoo page

A tiny revolutionary fold-up car designed in Spain's Basque country as the answer to urban stress and pollution was unveiled Tuesday before hitting European cities in 2013.

The "Hiriko," the Basque word for "urban," is an electric two-seater with no doors whose motor is located in the wheels and which folds up like a child's collapsible buggy, or stroller, for easy parking.

Dreamt up by Boston's MIT-Media lab, the concept was developed by a consortium of seven small Basque firms under the name Hiriko Driving Mobility, with a prototype unveiled by European Commission president Jose Manuel Barroso.

Demonstrating for journalists, Barroso clambered in through the fold-up front windscreen of the 1.5-metre-long car.

"European ideas usually are developed in the United States. This time an American idea is being made in Europe," consortium spokesman Gorka Espiau told AFP.

Its makers are in talks with a number of European cities to assemble the tiny cars that can run 120 kilometers (75 miles) without a recharge and whose speed is electronically set to respect city limits.

They envision it as a city-owned vehicle, up for hire like the fleets of bicycles available in many European cities, or put up for sale privately at around 12,500 euros.

Several cities have shows interest, including Berlin, Barcelona, San Francisco and Hong Kong. Talks are under way with Paris, London, Boston, Dubai and Brussels.

The vehicle's four wheels turn at right angles to facilitate sideways parking in tight spaces.
The backers describe the "Hiriko" project as a "European social innovation initiative offering a systematic solution to major societal challenges: urban transportation, pollution and job creation."

That is a typical character and aspiration of a typical African man,even you(reading this post) have natural tendency to repeat this if given the opportunity.
However this man has forgotten he is at the closest point to his grave

To my best understanding of happenings in Nigeria,I think running for AU chairmanship is going to compound our woe as more oversight responsibilities even africa security will be inter alia among other challenges.
He should put his house in order before aspiring for the office

If our political office holders violate the laws of the land,I think there ȋ̝̊̅§ nothing wrong if a common man does,as for the policeman i know he has started his journey to hell from earth,henceforth we shall be lynching any policeman who kill any armed less nigerian

hi,

i wrote the test today at the elephant house,and was not called for interview
what are the criteria used for marking their test and is there any hope?

Mr president,Boko Haram ȋ̝̊̅§ almost wiping your government out yet you are still making unrealistic promises.į̸̸̨τ̲̅ ȋ̝̊̅§ now Obvious the police has failed and army are struggling with these elements

As for me this man can never gain my sympathy,because this ȋ̝̊̅§ the result of the hopeless,corrupt,wicked and morbid society that has created as a result of self aggrandizement.
More of this will happen to other corrupt politicians in Jesus name!

I can't say the confession ȋ̝̊̅§ a lie,because a serving senator was arrested as one of the financiers of the group and up till now nothing serious has been done,I am very sure the northern governors can't claim ignorant of the financial source of the group,I have been to the north and the only organisation that has financial muscle ȋ̝̊̅§ government

Ȋ̝̊̅§ he telling the highly deprived Nigerian youths that he has not benefited from his mum corruption? į̸̸̨τ̲̅ ȋ̝̊̅§ very unfortunate that some Nigerians A̶̲̥̅̊я̣̣̥ε̲̣̣̣̥ gullible,can a child of USA president try this?
Let us reason together and call a spade a spade

A friend of mine just told there was a bomb blast at Tafawa Balewa in Bauchi,he said no casualty has been recorded and promised to keep abreast of the development

Nigerian activists from the Nigeria Liberty Democratic Forum (NDLF) last night protested at the Town Hall meeting called by the Minister of State for Foreign Affairs, Professor Viola Adaku Onwuliri, shutting down the event until the New York Police Department was called in an hour later.
The meeting, which was scheduled to start at 6: 00 p.m., did not start until 7:45p.m, as the minister came late.

Prof. Onwuliri is one of three Ministers in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of a top-heavy, free-spending government. About 10 days ago, in one of his broadcasts on the oil subsidy crisis, President Goodluck Jonathan said he would drastically cut down on foreign travel; Mrs. Onwuliri’s tour of the United States, like the lavish tour of South Africa of Mr. Jonathan’s team to the ANC 100th anniversary, is evidence of the emptiness of that pledge.

The activists led by Bukola Oreofe of the NDLF waited patiently in the hall as officials of the Nigerian consulate in New York and organizers of the event started with opening prayers and the Nigerian national anthem. As soon as the anthem ended and the Consul-General of Nigeria in New York moved towards the podium to deliver a prepared speech, NDLF activists took over the microphone on the aisle which was set aside for those who wished to ask questions.

They announced that the Minister was late, and pointing out that it was another sign of disrespect and contempt for Nigerians. The activists were upset that a federal minister would be late to the very meeting for which she had travelled all the way from Nigeria at great public expense, noting that Nigeria continued to be governed and mismanaged so sloppily.

The activists also explained why the downhill meeting would not hold in view of the killing of peaceful protesters during last week's OccupyNigeria movement rallies.

As soon as the first speaker stated the mission of the protest, another speaker stepped up and announced that the meeting was over.

Apparently, Nigerian officials who had anticipated such disruption had also mobilized and paid some Nigerians in the New York area to attack the protesters, as pandemonium and fights started in the hall.

It started with a certain Carl Ummuna and Bukola Shonuga who began shoving and verbally abusing protesters, claiming they were there to "protect the minister". But an unrelenting and sustained protest shut down the proceedings.

The Minister and her entourage could do nothing other than watch and threaten to invite hotel security and the police to arrest members of OccupyNigeria-New York.
 
But when they contacted the NYPD, the officers at first declined intervention, asking the hotel security to sort things out with the protesters. Meanwhile, the undeterred group sang protest songs and gave intermittent speeches for about an hour.

After hanging outside for close to 15 minutes a detachment of about eight policemen led by a sergeant entered the hall and appealed to the protesters for dialogue. When the protesters stepped out with the police, they explained that since the Nigerian embassy apparently paid for the hotel venue through an individual, they had to step in to restore order.

They also noted that they resisted any attempt to harass or arrest anyone for exercising the right to protest corruption on US soil.

Later, the officers accompanied the protesters, to pick up their winter jackets and personal effects. Some of them expressed satisfaction that the point had been made and that the Minister would have plenty to report to President Goodluck Jonathan about that the days of freewheeling corruption in the country were over. During that time, when the activists returned to pick their belongings, the program, which had hurriedly commenced, was disrupted again as protesters began another round of protests as police look on.

“Let this be a lesson to the crooks in Nigeria,” one protester said.

 “For as long as they persist in their greed and corruption, there will be Nigerians wherever they go in the world waiting to welcome them with anger and disrespect.”


source -SAHARAREPORTERS

Ok we agreed he requested for army in the past,now he. Said he doesn't need you again.
Abeg leave Lagos and go to the North.
EKO OONIBAJE OO

Oh she thinks,she has monopoly of corruption,if you refuse to pave way for better person am afraid your blood will soon turn to crude oil for people like me to consume.
Moda Phucka!

The most expensive fools called police caught the escapee at the border,I hope į̸̸̨τ̲̅ ȋ̝̊̅§ not identity mismatch?if I have my way I will order Nigeria Army to kill those involved without trial

U guys should keep silent,where were you when Nigerians A̶̲̥̅̊я̣̣̥ε̲̣̣̣̥ agitating?
Don't u think the agitations were beyond fuel subsidy?oh you think you A̶̲̥̅̊я̣̣̥ε̲̣̣̣̥ the only tribe that knows how to Ð business.
When you A̶̲̥̅̊я̣̣̥ε̲̣̣̣̥ tire you either go to the north and evacuate your people or engage them

Įt ȋ̝̊̅§ crystal clear that NNPC,PPPRA,DPR,PPMC and NCS A̶̲̥̅̊я̣̣̥ε̲̣̣̣̥ institutions that housed the cabals,If Mr President ȋ̝̊̅§ actually on the transformative course,by Ŋ☺Ώ all the topshots in these institutions should have been sacked and arrested.
As the Oracle of God I withdraw peace,happiness,illegitmate wealth from these people and replace them with turmoil,poverty and restlessnes will someone say amen to this

NLC and TUC have betrayed us,but my learned and constitutional guru(Gov. Fashola) has confirmed to us that the fundamental right of Nigerians will be always protected.
Under the protection of our Gov.,let us troop out as usual to say no to dictatorship and shame the Nigeria Labour nonsense.
EKO OONIBAJE O

Pls pardon my mistake I wrote authentication instead of authenticate

This ȋ̝̊̅§ not true,I just confirmed this from someone working in Aso rock.
Pls always authentication any information want to feed NLs in other to. Uphold the veracity of our posts

For police to av allowed dis man to escape in their custody imply the system ȋ̝̊̅§ grossly inefficient.IGP should be sent to country that has been confronted with similar challenge to understudy them,and FG should outsource the nation policing to competent country like america.

What do you expect from Sanusi?he will always be his brother's keeper.
Up Abokis

I don't see any sense in this protest ask me why?
1.Asari dokubo has made us to know that without their oil Nigeria die,he has forgotten those days that cocoa from south and pyramid of groundnut from north fed the nation and either tribe complained
2.He has forgotten the niger delta has be traded off with amnesty packages
3.Militant does not exist in Nigeria again
4.He has been bribed by FG,to protect the oil installations during strike

Respect yourself Mr Man and stop this senseless protest otherwise,

Am afraid this ranking ȋ̝̊̅§ not as similar ranking was churned out prior banking crisis era