₦airaland Forum

Smartcitizen:
Are you calling the Yorubas minority?

Slytiger:
The only tribes that would fear Nigeria breaking up are minority tribes. They would get easily swallowed up by the bigger tribes via conquest..

E.g. Biafria with its expansionist ideology quickly took over the minorities in the SS. They got carried away, drunk on their success, and forgot that the Yorubas were a bigger warring tribe that have fought several wars in their history. The biafrians were held back at Ore by ordinary hunters dor a few days before Yorubas were drafted into the Nigerian Army enmass and beat the biafrian rebels black and blue at Ore.

Smartcitizen:
Why are Yorubas so afraid of Nigeria breaking?


Nawaoo! Learn to cope on your own please.

EKONGKING:
It's just a matter of time before Nigeria disintegrate, whether it takes 10, 20 or 50 years , it will disintegrate..

Southern tribes should be proactive in defending theirs interest when eventually the time comes

Itsekiri and Olukumi Form Alliance, Share History, and Celebrate Cultural Exchange

Discover the two Yoruba groups in Delta State, uniting to strengthen bonds through shared heritage and cultural collaboration.

FLASH: Mr President, Federal Republic of Nigeria, Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu
@officialABAT
GCFR receives the Governor of Lagos State, Mr
@jidesanwoolu
and Governance Advisory Council (GAC) Members today, as they paid Sallah Homage to Mr President at his residence in Ikoyi Lagos.

#RenewedHope
#GreaterLagosRising

Nigerian businessman, Femi Otedola, in a social media post, has described the Dangote Refinery as the “eighth wonder of the modern era”, after President Bola Tinubu’s visit to the facility in Lagos.

Recall, Tinubu visited the $20 billion refinery and petrochemical plant by Aliko Dangote on Thursday, and described it as a “massive investment and point of reference.”

In a post shared on X (formerly Twitter) on Friday, Otedola expressed admiration for both the project and the leadership behind it.

He wrote,”Today, I witnessed history. President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, our visionary leader, visited the $20 billion Dangote Refinery and Petrochemical Plant, the single largest single-train refinery in the world, an eighth wonder of the modern era, built by my dear friend and brother, Aliko Dangote.”

Otedola also commended Tinubu for commissioning of the Deep Sea Port Access Road in the Lekki area, reaffirming his support for the president’s vision and leadership.

The road connects the Dangote Fertiliser Plant to Eleko Junction, a key infrastructure link within the Lekki Free Trade Zone.

He continued, ”Over two decades ago, as Governor of Lagos State, President Tinubu envisioned an economic powerhouse on the Atlantic coast, what we now know as the Lekki Free Trade Zone. Today, that vision stands tall in steel, concrete, and ambition.

“A great leader takes people where they don’t necessarily want to go, but ought to be. That is the essence of President Tinubu.”

Otedola expressed optimism in Nigeria’s future, and emphasised the importance of backing the administration ongoing reforms.

In Otedola words,”Nigeria is rising and those of us who believe in her will continue to support the bold reforms that will make her the greatest transformation story of the 21st century.”

helinues:


Only the Apc outside South East are evil.

jaxxy:
what's going on??

lexy2014:
can you provide details of this "greater underground workings"?

Paulscholari:

I knew they would fight 🤣🤣🤣

frog12:
na script musk and trump dey play

who dem one fool ??

ElSudani:
The BUA dude is like ...hmmm wait till I build my own.

Time to drop the really big bomb:

@realDonaldTrump
is in the Epstein files. That is the real reason they have not been made public.

Have a nice day, DJT!

Without me, Trump would have lost the election, Dems would control the House and the Republicans would be 51-49 in the Senate.

Such ingratitude

Apcshit:
I don't believe this.North East should be number 1

Share of households that had to skip a meal because of lack of money

1. South-east: 62.4%
2. South-south: 59.6%
3. South-west: 50.1%
4. North-east: 48.3%
5. North-west: 37%
6. North-central: 34%

Urban: 53.5%
Rural: 45.6%

National average: 48.1%

<GHS Report 2023/2024>

#TheCableIndex