₦airaland Forum

mrvitalis:
Says who ...tell me where the arrangements were reached

Eastlink:
Trash, Ikwerre should wait for their turn. 2023 is for a Nigeria President of Igbo extraction.

mrvitalis:
Ameachi is not Igbo and can't take Igbo turn ....instead of ameachi let north take it even

Ikwerri would never take Igbo turn never mark this comment ...fight for your tribe alone don't involve igbo abeg u

Ikeast:
If he didn't loot,,u would av been hearing about him..
low key looter........

illicit:
He is somewhere ejoying his loot

Ooni:
If you come to Ibadan, you see people speaking a single dialect. but an indept study will reveal several people with different origins such as ekiti, ibarapo, ijebu and even nupe which is why we made it our capital. Does it mean all Ibadan have a single origin? no.

haffaze777:
Sound like ori eku [Rodent head]

mabea:
What's your point?

Point is, the media is not controlled by Yorubas.

Obalatule:
Ok, but they don't look anything like state capitals, I been there

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mabea:
“Igbo own all the hotels, they own banks, and Yoruba own the newspapers and banks. What do the Fulani own? It is just sentimental nonsense,”Yusuf told Saturday Sun

From my research using Wikipedia, here are the owners of the most popular media groups in Nigeria.
1. NTA: Nigerian Government
2. Channels TV: owner from Edo State
3. TVC: owned by Yoruba man
4. AIT: owner from Edo State
5. Silverbird: owner from Bayelsa State
6. Daily Trust: owned by northerners from sokoto State
7. Nigeria Tribune: Owned by a Yoruba group
8. The Punch: Owned by Yoruba man
9. This Day: Owned by an Igbo woman
10. The Sun: Owned by an Igbo group
11. Vanguard: Owner was from Delta State
12. Guardian: Owner from Delta State

AntiChristian:
So who is not a sinner let him/her signify?

IgbalodeRaymond:
yeroba Muslims should mind their business

deltateam:
You are a simpleton. So naive.

How do you think they can recover the loan?

I would have told them to use you as collateral but you can't fetch a kobo.

We are talking about trillions of naira amidst dwindling oil price in the global market. Oil being the major economy of Nigeria and by the time China cease that oil pipeline and channel it to China for 20 years then you will recover your senses.

The so called railway system cannot recover that money.

jumper524:
funny you.
I'm certain you don't understand how IMF works.
ask yourself why the Naira keeps devaluating?
IMF would wreck you to the core indirectly.
now compare that to the Chinese whose terms are clearly stated.
till forever I doubt if Nigeria would be able to payback IMF loan even if we stop borrowing and start doing things right.

atleast for now Chinese are the best option to IMF

MelesZenawi:
There are certain histories that should be allowed to lie low forever.


we have accepted and endorsed the bini story and that's what we and many knows....


Ikwerres are binis by ancestry

Nwanyiogwashi:
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Devgru:
I foresee trouble in this thread

dukeprince50:
I think you should read the topic again but this time very slow, you will find out there is no comparison in the topic but just a question if Rivers has Top unbelievable youths, then he went ahead to say things about himself which could mean Rivers also has them.
I won't blame u, NL has reset most people thinking

helinues:
@ bolded, does that mean the region will remain dormant until you can utilize your natural resources?

Is half or even quarter not better than nothing?