₦airaland Forum

horsepower101:
If igbos are such problems to Nigeria, I wonder why it's hard to let them go.

then Follow due process, push for referendum and stop hating other tribes..

if the Catalonias behave like how you people do, they won't be able to vote for referendum

This is what happens when they don't have HATE speech in their minds..

MXrap:
The reason the world is against NK having NW is because Kim cannot be trusted with such weapon. The chances of using against the SK is strong. This is the same reason Iran is being stopped from having NW too. NK is developing this stuff just to make trouble and not for anything whatsoever. NK should focus on rebuilding it's dying economy than developing WMD.

I agree with you...
Since the Korea war, revenge still dey his eyes

Hmmm world war 3 be like

Russia-China-North Korea


Usa-UK-France-Japan-south Korea - (probably Israel & Germany)

All Africa countries will be Peace Negotiations team...

Hmmm world war 3 be like
Russia-China-North Korea
Usa-UK-France-Japan-south Korea - (probably Israel & Germany)

Goke7:
Its called Identity crisis! that is the problem they have. Your identity is not defined by what others are or have but who you really are. Our SE folks need to stand up to their identity. They are not inferior to anybody or superior to anybody, that's what they don't understand.

So true, you're right

asunmoGGMU:
I am now scared of those ones too. The ones in Lagos are representation of the ones you read on social media.

Oh I see

Ngokafor:
Your disgusts at us is not compared to our disgust at you lots..Trust me dude,we are even in the department of disgust.

I see

logica:
Anything that does not show SE as topping is invalid.

Honestly, I don't know if it is the igbos on Nairaland that are stupid and idiots..
because my igbos friends here are wise and used to reason things...

they even vowed not to go back to SE that they prefer to be with Yorubas because of tolerance than to be with their divided people

Ngokafor:
To be honest,i do not think that statistic is correct cos it has no bearing with realities on ground .SW is known for twisting facts and figures on its head to suit their propagandist and megalomanic tendencies..sorry.

If the statistics is not correct, then bring your own,

why are you people so disgusting...

you don't agree to whatever that suit you..

bring your stats and let's see

Honestly, I have arrived at this conclusions.
Judging from the comments..

1. Igbo people are the most hateful tribe in Nigeria...

2. Igbo people always disagree with whatever that does not suit them.

Before I used to fight for some igbos over Yorubas here in my state..
I can now see why Hausas hate igbos very much, and I can see that igbos will never get a president in this Nigeria if they continue with their hating..

If nah waec result them post, and imo or anambra state is leading, they will be happy..

but whatever that doesn't suit them, they won't be happy..

I swear we are all crazy ooo,

so nah because of 1000, we are disturbing our selves..


abeq am out of the tread

am above 1000, assuming its 10M & above, mention me, but for this money, Smh too small

SuperSuave:
Not only the op, I like any post I see without likes too

then you are the HungerBad

SuperSuave:
People dey para o, with empty threats! The only person whose threat I can take serious is that of babalawos of NL but then he doesn't have the time for shitz like this

honestly, It's the OP that is liking it

if so, the OP will not sleep this night because I'll be ready for him

With the help of whomever you are worshipping, e no go better for any person that like this comment.

Any person who like this comment will never succeed in life

any person who like this comment will die an ultimate death

Lol,
I think the OP is new on Nairaland

Stella Odua

but the person who introduced corruption is Ibrahim Badmus Badamosi

Saudi Arabia’s ambitious young crown prince has said he will lead his country back to “moderate Islam” as he announced plans for a vast new £380 million economic development zone.

Prince Mohammed bin Salman told investors gathered in Riyadh that his economic modernisation plans would go hand-in-hand with with political reforms to guide the conservative kingdom away from severe Wahhabi Islam.

"We are returning to what we were before - a country of moderate Islam that is open to all religions and to the world," the 32-year-old prince said.

"We will not spend the next 30 years of our lives dealing with destructive ideas. We will destroy them today," he added. "We will end extremism very soon."

The prince's pledge is a challenge to Saudi's conservative clerics and came as he announced plans for NEOM, a new economic zone that will stretch across Saudi’s borders into neighboring Egypt and Jordan.

The zone will be 26,500km square, making it bigger than Wales and significantly larger than neighbouring Middle Eastern states like Israel, Lebanon or Kuwait.

The project is the latest announcement from Prince Mohammed, who is pushing aggressively to modernise the kingdom and wean it off its dependence on oil as part of his Vision 2030 plan.

He laid out a vision of a futuristic economic zone where robots may outnumber humans, drones will carry passengers and omnipresent high-speed internet will be known as “digital air”.

Saudi has announced a string of reforms in recent months, including plans to allow women to drive, but it remains one of the world’s most socially conservative societies.

Prince Mohammed’s modernising plans have been applauded by many western leaders but some analysts are sceptical that he will be able to push through economic and political changes on the scale he is talking about.

Earlier this year, the royal family backed away from plans to cut benefits for state employees in the face of public anger - a sign of how difficult it may be to reform Saudi Arabia’s oil-based economy.

Last week, Saudi authorities said they were forming a council of Islamic scholars who would counter violent interpretations of the Koran and the hadith - a set of lessons learned from the life of the prophet Mohammed.

The government has also eased restrictions on the use of video messaging applications like Skype and Whatsapp.

The investment conference itself was intended as a symbol of modernity and dubbed by some observers as “Davos in the Desert”.

Men and women sat together at the event and it was attended high-profile figures like Tony Blair and Christine Lagarde, the head of the International Monetary Fund.

“This initiative is something you couldn’t have imagined happening in Saudi Arabia even a few years back,” said Mr Blair, who praised the direction of Prince Mohammed’s reforms.

His comments were criticised by Reprieve, a British human rights group, which called Mr Blair’s praise “spectacularly tone deaf” in light of Saudi Arabia’s poor human rights record.
“The Saudi government has executed hundreds of people in the past few years – including protesters and children,” said Maya Foa, Reprieve’s director.

Prince Mohammed became heir to the throne in June at the expense of his older cousin, the powerful interior minister Prince Mohammed bin Nayaf, who was stripped of his title as crown prince.

His father, King Salman, is 81 and in poor health and Prince Mohammed is widely seen as the effective ruler of Saudi Arabia. He serves as the country’s defence minister and has wide powers to manage its economy.

The prince has led the country’s war in neighboring Yemen, which has seen more than 10,000 people killed. The UN recently blacklisted the Saudi-led military coalition for killing and injuring hundreds of children in the conflict.

https://www.yahoo.com/news/saudi-prince-promises-lead-country-150439825.html?.tsrc=fauxdal


Cc: Lalasticlala, Mynd44, OAM4J

don't you think It's a new development?

GoroTango:
Fear of IPOB? Lol. Just one company of soldiers sent to Aba and now see as everywhere come quiet, see as everybody come humble

abi my guy, what if a go with battalions on soldiers...

Python Dance III loading..........


Igbos are Females in Nigeria.

Weaker Sex

While Hausa & Yoruba are males in Nigeria..


so Igbos are the only coward tribes in Nigeria



Abeq make I continue my sleeping, this rants will end if we still bring in soldiers

nwadinky:
Sammy07 gud day bro how u

I dey gentle, and you

Past tense
Present tense
Present Future Tense

concentrate only the bolded one
that's all I have to say.... to the Igbos.

DrGoodman:
We have brain, dogged intellectuals who understands the business of going far and conquering the goods in other lands and countries. We have brave men who cannot be intimidated by competition but will fight and win laurels everywhere.

We don't depend on oil or lazily collecting tolls from ports and calling that business. Our people are programmed to be successful, despite the odds.

What again did you say you have in the south west?

can you mention some companies in the east?

DrGoodman:
Liars will die in hell fire, because if there is half a truth in this, yorubas would have declared Yorubanistan republic

Fake figures made up to measure your shrivelled dick.s and feel good online. But the truth is that yorubas are worse off in the quality of life index now and anytime. If you remove free things from the south west, famine will finish the population there.

I challenge you to support the division of Nigeria and see as the south west becomes another Togo

Tell me what you have in the east...


let's table the mineral resources and agricultural products in the east. & I'll table southwest owns...

let's see the region that will suffer most

I can see 2016


am I the only one seeing this?

Op, you didn't mention the main thing oooo.
No 7. It does not improve your sex performance as a man.

What if later on, he was unable to provide money..


Then you will stop cooking?..


I can see Divorce Ahead, if the ATM don't dispense properly

or if their is no money in the ATM machine again

Honestly, policemen should be settling marriage clashes