₦airaland Forum

IVORY2009:
Very simple, "wat the old man can see ahead of him, wen sitting down, you the young once, can not see it, even wen standing or climbing a tree".

drberry:
Choi!!! So much for a wife! I don't pray it happens to me but I can't imagine how I'll see my wife if she cheats on me.

MissHatey:

fiizznation:
He didn't call for the meeting, rather the Niger Delta leaders called for a dialogue because they couldn't stand the smile of the crocodile anymore. The crocodile was very brutal.

Can you see the king of gbamuturu kingdom in the picture?

MissHatey:
Op, six months is good thou but I prefer it longer than that. Fvck boys plenty everywhere.

debque:
lol...i stil dey enjoy my fts16 for nao...i go dey play dat one till pes officially release their game...

cococandy:
20 iPhones bought a house? I need to move there

Nellybii:
Yes ooo Portharcourt 1991/92 .Umana Umana I was serving then. They called it "resources managers" It consumed everyone. The rich, the poor, the educated and illiterate. Even bankers. 100% profit in a month was too attractive.
There was gnashing of teeth and weeping when the system collapsed. This MMM will collapse faster because of social media and information technology.
Maximum in a few months. Nigerians will never learn.
Nigerians will never learn.

coollabman:
I can't believe someone will type this rubbish on a public forum! You mean that after being warned about the dangers of something by a government official from a reputable government agency you still ask such stu.pid questions?! Now imagine if NAFDAC warns Nigerians about a particular product and tells them to desist from buying/consuming it, is it wise to ask NAFDAC is it their money? is it their own life at risk? imagine the nonsense! better heed the warning and stop fooling yourself.
There's no quick and easy way to make money #Word.

gurunlocker:
These guys will keep singing GEJ name till 2019 when they will be kicked out..... Northern elders and even the Present president frustrate last administration in the fight against terrorism....

If you kill a Boko Haram, you kill a Northerner

soloroyality:
lesson learnt.

agabusta:
You need to properly assess and consider the past before you can properly manage the future.

I hope you saw that Buhari did not sack the service chiefs immediately.

He properly got an history of boko haram from them before letting them go.

The mistakes of the past will continue to be documented in books and speeches to guide the coming generation.

All the mistakes and ills of past governments of Nigeria are well documented. In fact, they have all been used as research materials at one time or the other.

GEJ will not be an exception. All his mistakes, ill-decisions and miscalculations will also be assessed for years to come.


When PMB concludes his term in office, his own records will also be there for discussion and scrutiny for years to come.

Onyenna:
So Phantom 6 has 2700mah Battery! Bullsh!t! Anaghi m azu ooooooooooooh!

Gionee all da way!

soloroyality:
no mind her, she was highly intoxicated.

soloroyality:
bros sorry ooh

soloroyality:
as a lady may u marry at the age of 30. Say amen

Oocc:
Why do u want to go and waste that money in school and travelling? Invest more........open more businesses and more stores/shops........employ people, grow very large!

Forget marriage now. By 35, you should be OK to get married. Forget school. You can speak and write very well. Some of us that have gone and are jobless are regretting! If I had used all my university years in learning a business trade, I would have been a very big man today, even employ graduates.

Bros continue your business and you can also diversify! Involve in property. Buy land, build houses and warehouse for rent. Keep investing!!


All the best.

Rukkydelta:
I'm fine dear. what of you ?

Rukkydelta:
Ok o

OlajumokeBread:
What a Nigerian mentality
30 is a young age ??
Go tell that to Anthony Martial who got married at the age of 18
I got married at the age of 20
So your smoke filled brain told you that marriage is a burden ??
*Spits

ChemicalReaction:
my opinion! you hear? And yes! 30 is young for a guy!

feldido:
Please stop this crap!
I am an IJAW man, born and brought up in Portharcourt and Hardworking... Need a job, I'll get u one.

Ababadada:
Nobody is about the money. You don't know what you are saying simple......

Izonpikin:
If the NDDC is owed money then the FG should do the needful..but elders should fight for something more sustainable..

And I keep wondering why this present FG likes to present plans about the niger delta without consulting core niger deltans and stakeholders??..

This is one thing that has caused so much rift between this administration and the niger delta..

Ababadada:
Edwin Clark is an anointed criminal? Look whether you like it or not he must head the team. Leave those talk for nineenth century. We don't need that money, we resources control!

seunmsg:

“At the end of the day, other Nigerians will say why complain when you have $10 billion and the money is not there in the first place. If the companies have such money, they should pay the money owed the Niger Delta Development Commission, NDDC, rather than blackmail the region with such money,” they said.

Niger delta elders want to reject a $10billion private sector led investment drive that will create millions of jobs for unemployed youths and fast track massive infrastructural development of the region. Instead, they want oil companies to put huge sums into NDDC so that corrupt politicians running the agency can continue to loot, mismanage and share the funds dasukistyle to these same greedy elders.

I hope the youths who will benefit in the long run from the $10billion investment programme can see through the greediness of the elders and embrace the initiative.