₦airaland Forum

SheikhMuniru:
RUGA In Chinese It Means Chin Chuan Xing

xty50:
Ruga is a fulani word u can't find it in d dictionary. Its just those huts fulani people make using straws.those ones carrying cows around prefer that type of hut just where they leave (ruga) witj their cows they generally call it ruga.

Fidelismaria:
it means take their land by any means necessary

Juliet11111:
Well he said there’s nothing like Ruga in the dictionary so I proved otherwise.

Lawalatm:
Light will always outshine darkness

makoa:
since this man comot them still dey find am, make them leave am face their work o

Juliet11111:
Shut up it’s in d dictionary

TooMuchStuff:
Ruga means homestead.

Like the kind of makeshift tent we built in farms for resting or shelter from rainfall when in farms

TarOrfeek:
it means to dominate in a Northern language.

in Hausa it means 'fast' or with speed.

So dominate/steal/posess the southern lands with speed or faster.

There you have it.

Splashme:
Ruga or Rugan .... what language is that?

I'm talking about Buhari's Fulani herdsmen's Ruga settlement.

What's the meaning of Ruga?

wirinet:
Atiku and PDP are getting desperate in their attempt to win at tribunal. They hacked the INEC server and now they are using AIT to blackmail the tribunal judges and sway the general public into declaring them winner of the 2019 presidential elections.

Now, every fresh year student of law knows that a matter already in court cannot be discussed publicly, not to talk of creating a documentary about it, and broadcastering it. Dokpesi and his media team obviously knows the broadcast code against matters that are Sub Judice. So it's not possible for AIT to air the controversial documentary in ignorance.

AIT/RayPower had been receiving warnings and threats of closure from NBC for violating the broadcasting code for years. So they hatched a plan to take advantage of that threat.
AIT aired the documentary at 7pm on the 29th may, and the next day, they rushed to court to get an injunction stopping the NBC from closing the station, knowing fully well, that when the station is closed and they head back to court, the court will ask all parties to maintain the status quo, which is the 30th of May.

So on the 6th of June NBC unaware of the court filings went ahead and shutdown Ait/Raypower. The next day AIT/RayPower went to court and as planned the court asked to maintain the status quo, and AIT /RayPower reopens, gaining a lot of political capital apart from the political gains of airing the documentary.

Now, I am not saying that APC did not rig the elections ( in Nigeria all parties rig elections and the best rigger wins), what I am against is attempting to sway judges and the general public by using illegal and dangerous tactics. PDP should let the judges do their work, up to the supreme Court. This is not the first time a presidential elections is being challenged at the courts.
Atiku and PDP do not need to burn down Nigeria to become the president.

omohayek:
I wonder if you, or anyone else who has referred on here to possible differences in terrain, have ever bothered to actually check out Ethiopia's terrain in comparison with SW Nigeria's? Because if you had, you'd know that Ethiopia is a much more mountainous country, thanks to the Rift Valley running through eastern Africa. That being the case, terrain would be a reason for the Ethiopian line to be more expensive, not less.

There's something ridiculous about the manner in which people on here reflexively defend anything done by "their" party, no matter how glaringly problematic it may be: it's not as if only supporters of one of the two main parties will exclusively bear the costs of servicing these loans, so what is to be gained by such efforts (unless one is being paid for doing so)? Even if it's true that the cost of the railway line under Amaechi is $800 million less than it was under GEJ, how does that establish that it still isn't wildly overpriced, albeit by less than before? That's as senseless as saying corruption in Nigeria ended after Abacha because no one after him established so many secret overseas accounts.

There are real questions to be answered here, and to pretend otherwise is simply to bury one's head in the sand like an ostrich.

theenchanter:
Nigerians have suffered absence of quality leader, any little achievement will seem like cloud nine.

Nigerians are clapping for Ameachi because he's doing an incredible job as a transport minister, its not about who's financing d project. Almost all projects in africa is largely financed by China.