₦airaland Forum

Tonymario58:
I heard they want to impose a Fulani man on the Christian communities

You heard wrong.

vendredi77:
the people there are dominant by Christian right before even the establishment of Gombe state the governor. pick a Muslim candidate as the next successor.. which is against the noms n tradition of the land, Muslims are foriener in that community so the are resisting any attempt by the governor to steal the kingship n turn it into religion stuff

You don’t know what you’re talking about, commenting with so much confidence over an issue you’re ignorant about.

There have been both Christian and Muslim Mai throughout the history of the kingdom

vendredi77:
keep quiet if u have no prove of ur statement..
the governor want to divert the kingship into religion stuff to his Muslim brother.. which is against the norms n tradition
I know more of this issue

He has proof, where is you proof that Fulani or Hausa is involved in any of this.

https://dailynigerian.com/mai-tangale-succession-crisis/

myobjective:
He wants to appoint a possible Hausa/Fulani Muslim to lead a town that is predominantly Christian.

Just a little bit of research...not much...just a little bit is what you need to do before spewing your ignorance across the thread.

But the hate of other tribe has blind you to the truth.

https://dailynigerian.com/mai-tangale-succession-crisis/

What does Hausa/Fulani has to do with any of this??

rvp2018:
There is special category for Nigeria - it's a ZOO. Gov simply doesn't really exists. There is no electricity, no piped water, no sewage, no schools, no security. These countries includes Somalia. Tax to GDP is 5% to zero - like in Somalia. Gov is so underfunded - you simply have to do everything on your own including building road like Dangote, generate your own power, dig your own sewage.

Such countries the gov has either collapsed or is so dysfunctional or is war torn - people just try to escape it and immigrate abroad.

Kenya is poor but to imagine Nigeria with 4-5 times Kenya population run on similar budget is mindboggling. Public sector is totally kaput. Simple road or bridge takes 20-30yrs to complete. Pensions are not paid. Gov salaries delayed. The gov to debt servicing ratio is now 80%...meaning gov is essentially bankrupt.

The hate is not good for your health, purge your mind of it and see your world become clearer.

“The 2.2km Oweto-Loko bridge that will help reduce travel time from the East to Abuja by 6 hours and support the flow of farm produce from the North to the South has been completed.”

Meanwhile

kikuyu1:
AARRGHH,NIGGA!? We long ago established that like everything in Naij Abuja is fake; a Potemkin village!

The Incident Of Low Occupancy Rate For Residential Properties In Nigeria. A Case Study Of Abuja-Nigeria Federal Capital Territory

[url][https://ideas.repec.org/p/afr/wpaper/afres2016_110.htmlurl]

The most meaningful takeaway.

It was discovered that the majority of the residential properties developed, were not with financial assistance from financial institutions. They were purely private equities of politicians and businessmen who only want to consolidate their assets in physical structures but not for profit


Iow, money laundering, plain and simple!

The way they screech about Abuja you'd think it were Dubai, Singapore or Boston at the very least: as always reality in Naij is truly and truly ishytty!

Abuja suburb where open defecation is culture

[url][m.guardian.ng/news/abuja-suburb-where-open-defecation-is-culture/url]

Mrs. Edwin, popularly called Mama Favour said open defecation has become a normal sight in Tungan Wakili because most of the houses do not have toilets


Thats the CBD,UUURRGHHH!?

The practice is more prevalent in north-central states, including Abuja, the capital.


[url][https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.voanews.com/africa/nigerian-authorities-launch-campaign-against-open-defecation%3fampurl]

A typical Abuja toilet.

Five notorious spots where people defecate openly in Abuja


[url][https://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/top-news/283933-five-notorious-spots-where-people-defecate-openly-in-abuja.htmlurl]

Gwarimpa express is a stop away from Kubwa express when coming from Wuse. “Driver, stop me at Gwarimpa express”, a passenger who wants to alight at this bus stop would say. Before this stop is a long pedestrian bridge that connects other parts of the popular Gwarimpa estate and that is why the stop is known as Gwarimpa express.
There is a big gutter on the right side of the road and many have turned it into a safe spot for convenience. You can see piles of faeces while passing or waiting for a commercial vehicle at the bus stop


[url]https://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/top-news/283933-five-notorious-spots-where-people-defecate-openly-in-abuja.html/url]

I. CAN'T. ANYMORE

But while we struggle with temporary flood induced water supply issues in Nairobi there's no water in Abuja anyway . Somehow the planners ignored or someone neglected this.

There is no water in Abuja,” Chinyere, a resident, laments. “There is no light (electricity) but more importantly there is no water and this makes life hard

[url][https://pulitzercenter.org/reporting/nigerias-population-boom-poor-planning-skew-water-deliveryurl]

Ruth Samuel and her four children live here in an uphill settlement on the outskirts of Abuja.

But every day, they struggle for water, sometimes spending many hours scooping water from a ground spring

[url][www.voanews.com/africa/millions-nigeria-lack-access-clean-waterurl]

How Zokutu, Abuja residents get water.

The only source of water in the community is a cave, located about half a mile from the residential area. The water in the cave, which is 6 feet below ground level, is used for bathing, laundry, cooking, and drinking — without any form of purification. The level of development in Zokutu is next to nothing, as is reflected in the poor road networks, mud houses, and limited telecommunication access.


[url][https://www.globalcitizen.org/en/content/water-poverty-distress-in-nigerian-communities/url]

I like to bring receipts. In THE name of God never mention this effed up place ever again.

The first link is as dead as your brain.

Tugan wakilli is in Niger state not Abuja.

Stop bringing old stupid blog in here.

You want to compare Abuja with Nairobi flying toilet??

Like really nigga!!

rvp2018:
I tell you; imagine borrowing at 35%; unless you're selling drugs; I don't which business will earn you profit enough to pay the banker 35%. Even Shylocks would be afraid to ask for such interest.

Anyway what they do in Ghana and Nigeria - they use monthly interest - 35% - monthly is 3%

So they simply tell them they are borrowing at 3%

Rvp rvp my guy, I’ve told you severally to stop pulling absurd statement out of your arse.

Are you looking for another facts spanking?

You won’t like where it will end up, just like the last time, it’s better for your mental health if you keep living in your utopia Kenya eldorado fantasy.

68816419:
Nigerians Now Head AFDB, OPEC, WTO And Other International Organizations
OPEC
- AFDB
- UN
- ICC

and now:

- WTO

His Excellency Mohammad Sanusi Barkindo of Nigeria assumed office today in his role as Secretary General of the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) at the OPEC Secretariat in Vienna, Austria.



Dr Akinwumi "Akin" Adesina is the President of the African Development Bank. He previously served as Nigeria's Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development.


Amina J Mohammed is a Nigerian diplomat and politician who is serving as the fifth Deputy Secretary-General of the United Nations. Previously, she was Nigerian Minister of Environment from 2015



Chile Eboe-Osuji (born 1962) is a judge of the International Criminal Court, The Hague since March 2012 and was elected as President on 11 March 2018. His election into the Presidency of the International Criminal Court is for a three-year term.



The World Trade Organization (WTO) has appointed former Nigeria's finance minister Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala as the new director-general. Ngozi now becomes the first woman and also African to lead the Switzerland-based institution.

Also AFREXIM Bank.

AU sorry oo, but you don’t mess with Nigeria.

Congrats Okonjo iweala.

rvp2018:
Maybe? Until then it's still flying unlike Nigerian Airways

Nigerian Airways is the past, we’ve moved from that and learnt from it.

You should too.

rvp2018:
I don't. Link.

My pleasure..


“Nigerians have spent $6.5bn on private jets, making it the largest market in Africa for luxury aircraft and one of the fastest growing in the world.”

https://www.bbc.com/news/av/business-26385687

And keep in mind this was 2014.....and it has been increasing ever since.

rvp2018:
Giant of 200M per capita is with Niger and Chad.

Cry me a river rvp.

Truth of the matter is we beat you in the airline industry without even trying.

Cos here in Nigeria we consider the airline industry as moribound, it just started reviving in the last 2 years ...but we’ve already left you in the dust.

rvp2018:
Nigeria should aim for helicopters first before trying airlines.

Nearly every Kenyan tycoon or politician in kenya own their private helicopters.

Most top politicians fly choppers.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ep24pTjzRX8

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ybi8M4CAV50

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l-_iRyYRybs

https://businesstoday.co.ke/list-of-kenyans-who-own-helicopters-and-cost-of-hiring-one/

You do know Nigerians have the highest number of private jet and helicopters in Africa......right??

rvp2018:
KQ+jambojet alone is better than all you airlines combined.

KQ should be sold, it’s never made profit, while it’s operating revenues keeps increasing year in year out.

It’s a dead airline, the only reason it’s still floating around is because your government keeps pumping money into it.

It’s a lost cause

rvp2018:
17m against kenya 13m - only 4m difference - yet population difference is humongous. South Africa - OR Tambo 21m - Capetown 5m plus.

So Air Industry is South Africa, Egypt, Morroco, Ethiopia.

Nope you’re getting it wrong.

Your figure was 12M —-so it’s 5M difference.

Nope Air industry is South Africa , Egypt, Morocco, Nigeria, Ethiopia.

Those are the big 5.

rvp2018:
Flying only 17m passengers annually. Just learn to use West Africa. I doubt you have many domestic airlines than kenya. I bet most of 17m are international flights carried by foreigners

Do you even fly regionally to say Benin? or Ghana

You bet, you think, you doubt

Not factual.

We fly more passengers than Kenya even if it’s 17 million.

rvp2018:
Kenya has 50 airlines versus Nigeria 15

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_airlines_of_Nigeria
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_airlines_of_Kenya

An old list for Nigeria.

https://ncaa.gov.ng

You don’t have 50 airlines.

Only 13 out of those are still operational, the rest are defunct.

Against Nigeria 28.

Waondho:
You have monopoly of stupidity. Nairobi has better underpasses than what Nigeria will ever have.

This is Pangani underpass.

Delusion of the highest order.

Meanwhile Green Africa airways will launch operation this year with 50 Aircraft, the largest on the African continent.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.bbc.com/news/amp/uk-northern-ireland-51485898

Not like Kenya airways that has never reported any profit since it has been in existence, always massive loss, only airline that has a loss bigger than its operating revenue.


That airline should be sold.

I’m sure they will find a Nigerian buyer

Nigeria currently has the highest number of private airlines in Africa.

Another airline just launched.

“New airline for domestic operations is launching in Nigeria. The Nigeria Eagles Airline has its Boeing 737-700 aircraft ready ,and one was flown in by Muhammed Muktar Yusuf. It would give the dominant players good competition ,and possibly lead to competitive ticket prices”

Abuja


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pU9IS3JX_xs

BabaOwen:
Where is your source?

https://m.guardian.ng/news/police-in-ikorodu-arrests-242-armed-robbers-record-192-cultism-cases-in-one-year-says-lagos-cp/

https://www.google.com/amp/s/ikorodunewsnetwork.com/2021/01/29/lagos-cp-holds-town-hall-meeting-in-ikorodu-assures-residents-of-adequate-security-inn-nigeria/amp/

The Lagos RRS and Lagos task force also did a massive show of force in Ikorodu garage towards sabo area last week.

BabaOwen:
There have been lots of bloody cult clashes in some part of ikorodu lately. I've never seen the Lagos state commissioner of police visit this places.

But Lagos state commissioner they visit Lekki toll gate all because of people wey wan exercise their right

He was in Ikorodu last month.

Just30:
That is not planned maintenance
That's load shedding.

Planned maintenance only target a specific place, it doesn't cover the entire country.

Kenya does not have any excess, it even buys close to 200mw from Uganda to fill the gap in energy supply.
Kenya grid can only supply up to 1600MW


A country where every person can only switch on one light bulb and all the electricity is finished.

Exactly.

Industrial energy requirements aside, just residential alone.

1,600MW is nothing in Country of 48 million people

68816419:
Most countries does this,Rwanda,Uganda and TZ are deporting Kenyans on a daily bases due to your criminal mindsets , we also deports Illegal migrants from India,China,Lebanon as well. but rvp, how do one gets deported form Somalia? , cant get worse than this.

Wait.

Is this for real

kikuyu1:
You're relatively new in this place. We did the toilet thing many times before you stumbled in here. Abuja and all your towns,your slums even your unis use flying toilets! Don't ask for pix!

Don’t project bro.

We all know Kenya is synonymous with the legendary flying toilets.

rvp2018:
Madman indeed. Planned maintenance happen everywhere. Kenya has excess of 700MW clean energy. We don't even turn thermal plants like you.

You have excess 700MW energy??

Wow

You mean to tell me a nation of 48 Million people energy requirements does not surpass 2000MW??
And you’re still having excess on top of that.

You keep confirming that Kenya is a backwater state.

vankelvin:
slowpoke, Chief Justice is not a laborer work.

You don't just pick someone from the streets to become a Chief Justice or a Supreme court judge.

Who knows

Maybe that’s how it’s done in kenya

vaxx:
No Kenya had a vacancy for Chief Justice in 1993 with no obvious candidate to fill it since such position can only be given to well educated individual with brilliant mind. so he was appointed as your Chief Justice in 1993( which was actually fourth citizens of your country by hierarchy) meaning ; after the president, vice president and speaker; he is the next inline. He was noted to be against the death penalty while he was in Kenya anyway.

Lol, Are you saying there was a possibility that a Ghanaian could have ruled Kenya??