₦airaland Forum

peacengine:
Who made this statement "An attack on Boko Haram is an attack on the North"?

Who did Boko Haram appoint as a negotiator?

Who keeps freeing captured Boko Haram fighters?

cosby02:
Am so embarrassed with these arguments coming from Nigeria youths. It's so glaring most of us cannot reason beyond our political affiliations.

Remii:
stop being petty even gej calls BH Nigerians

dtruth3:
the one that was nominated to speak for Bokoharam

http://www.punchng.com/news/boko-haram-wants-talks/

Sibrah:
This Innoson man is doing sympathy marketing like he is an INNOcent SON of the 'zoo'. I will like to see the percentage of his car parts that are manufactured in Nigeria. Imagine using 100 local hands to assemble parts manufactured by some 5000 hands and calling it local.

Additional comment:
Non of the hateful posters like jamjo , giftedben , bilazego , chynie , magical , tuniski, Arnoldo, Gassa007, kingRex1
have be able to give me any evidence of high local contents in Innocon vehicle. All we have is abuse and name calling. I expected some pixs of these numerous manufacturing units at least.

My point was to highlight the flaw in this model of manufacturing whereby it favours the foreign market and the assembly plant owner most( 95% in my opinion) than it helps the economy. Innoson aggressive marketing on the premise that its cars are locally manufactured is technically wrong. The level of expertise and labour put into the final product by local hands is less than 5%. That's employing foreigner at the expense of local. Most people support him becos of the Glory it brings to their tribe.
Only obstead200 seem to be understanding me.

Maxmmanuel:
What are the best laptops for programmers and hackers?

phayvoursky:
HELLO BABA GO SLOW! YOU SAY WETN?

igbobuigbo:
Mention one person from those parts who can string together a story (based on science, economics and culture) on yams that can be published internationally like this book.

ziccoit:
Government or political appointment is a call to service. Why do you accept to serve when you knew right from the onset you are going to be an epic failure? Kudos to her and all those that think and act like she.

tuniski:
that is not starting from the scratch. Only a clueless redefined president will be starting nigeria from the scratch. It is the people cheering him that are the problem!

igbobuigbo:
Those folks neither celebrate yams nor have anybody intelligent enough to document yams.

African human trafficking victims are often subjected to rituals to frighten them into believing that something terrible will happen to them or their family if they don’t comply.
Many are subject to debt bonds and stay within their traffickers’ control because they are endlessly paying off huge sums to criminals.
Juju rituals, also known as voodoo or black magic, are deeply-rooted in Nigerian culture, especially in poor and remote regions.
Traditional witchdoctors are employed to oversee the ritual which often sees victims slashed with knives.
Black powder is then rubbed into the bleeding wounds, leaving victims with the belief that the witchdoctor has access to their soul and dreams and could kill them.
Some are forced to drink foul-smelling potions and even had blood taken with syringes to ‘cast a spell’ over them.
Women are told they will die or never bear children if they try to escape or reveal what had happened to them.
In addition to sex slaves, the Met believes there have been more than 80 cases of children abused in attacks fuelled by the medieval beliefs over the last decade.
Officers are worried the abuse has slipped down the agenda since the death of eight-year-old Victoria Climbie in 2000 at the hands of her aunt who branded her a witch.
In 2012, a Congolese couple were jailed for life for the barbaric murder of 15-year-old French schoolboy Kristy Bamu.
He endured four days of almost unimaginable violence after being branded a witch by his sister and her football coach boyfriend.
https://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2016/02/16/17/314A4B6500000578-3449667-African_human_trafficking_victims_are_often_subjected_to_rituals-a-45_1455643917683.jpg

shameseun:
But GEJ handed GMB a better Nigeria than where we are today. At least $1 was 200 as at May 2015.
Buhari's delay in appointing his ministers made foreign investors to lose hope in Nigeria which led to the exit of the likes of JP Morgan. This increased the trend in capital flight as a result of lack of confidence in the Nigeria's policy or policy less economy for too long.
And l tell you, the implication of this we can see in our naira shortly after their exit. This is so because as they are selling their stocks in naira, they will seek foreign currency for onward transfer to their countries, thereby mounting more pressure on our naira.

TheFreeOne:
Do the children used for BH bombings drops from the skies

Who are the parents of these innocent children? Should we assume they do not lodged complaints of their missing wards before such attacks or our security operatives lack capacity to conduct necessary investigations

Northern leaders need to seriously do more in helping to curtail BH attacks.

kingbasil:
Though without a source, this is a nice submission by the writer. And this goes to show the unstructured pattern in which the markets are run on partiality and ethnic sentiments... and dvllard says he is fighting corruption