₦airaland Forum

If this is the Kanu guy broadcasting on Radio Biafra, then I cannot but laugh. The guy is too shallow.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pc3DPZ8ngYs

Another failed Ariara market graduate lamenting.

What exactly is he saying?

xmich:
Am from ss but I don't buy your idea even here with me I have calabar and ikwa ibomites who are hardcore Biafrans

Obviously SS is confused?

Which part of SS is pro-ND and which part is pro-Biafrau-d?

i can remember thatgolden statement :



ARE WE BIAFRANS??

CaptainOjemba:
Cc Thiefnalowo, super1star,oduastaes,ilekeh,500GP tank,omololu2020 aresa, after1, reborn.... You contribution is needed here in a yagayaga way mgbom mgbom

Source of story?

EUROBOMBER:
Some of these SS people like Ikwerreboy are the delusional ones here because we have said it many times that we will not force anybody to be part of us should Nigeria break today. i don't know why they want to develop HBP for nothing.

To be sincere, we careless who is part of your dream or not, in as much as it will allow you to have your dream country in peace.

An eye opener to delusional people.

what happened to her arsenal of jets?

Ilekeh:
They call it recessive Jews gene, we call it bleaching creme.

Ilekeh:
Nawa

Why are their parents always black and their children are always yellow pawpaw?

Just thinking loud.

Jokers.

Always making a f00l of themselves.

After mart bawo?

shizzleStar:
Which state is soka forest located?

Where was an Alfa caught with human parts in osun from?

Where is munirat adedoyin from and where is ikorodu located?...

the politician woman caught killing a child for money ritualis from where?

Two brothers who murdered their senior brother for ritual in his festac house are from where?

the bolded has been bursted. your lies can't fly! sorry

All from sad west. ofeimmanu republic is doomed...lmao!

1. SSS rescues 3 from kidnappers den in Anambra --- http://www.premiumtimesng.com/regional/ssouth-east/121603-sss-rescues-three-victims-in-anambra-shrine-arrests-seven-suspected-kidnappers.html

2. Nursery and Primary schools kids kidnapped in Abia -- http://ngex.com/news/public/newsinfo.php?nid=9037

3. Suspected Kidnappers rape Rev Sister and abducts 10 -- http://anambrariansnews.com.ng/?p=8391

4. murder for money -- http://www.informationng.com/2013/02/murder-for-moneyvictims-of-ritual-murders-tell-their-stories.html

5. ritualists behad 16year old girl -- http://www.vanguardngr.com/2012/08/suspected-ritualists-behead-16-yr-old-girl-in-anambra/

6. mother loses 2kids in one nights to ritual killers --- http://naijalog.com/mother-loses-two-children-in-one-night-as-ritual-killers-invade-ebonyi/

7. ritual killing, myster murder of women on the rise ---http://naijagists.com/ritual-killings-mystery-murder-of-women-on-the-rise-in-enugu-as-2015-general-elections-approaches/

8. ritual killers on the prowl --- https://glitznglamourmagazine./2014/04/05/ritual-killers-on-the-prowl-in-enugu/

9. Otokoto bounces back --- http://www.vanguardngr.com/2012/02/otokoto-bounces-back-in-imo-state/

10. 24 year old man murders 2 boys -- http://www.naij.com/51297.html

Lemme save the rest for other times. I promise you for every 1 will give you 10 in return.

shizzleStar:
that lie by yorobar propaganda newspaper osun defender has since been bursted, even the BBC swahili and N24 that reported it has since withdrawn the report and apologised.

Try another lie, this won't fly...lol

BTW how about the human flesh eaters caught in osun, what's the latest on them?

I am sure you have been to the hotel for pepper soup.

You need to go to the cemetery to ask forgiveness.

elder116:
from the way you sound i know u are from south west.
what surprises me about your acclaimed sophistication and being learned is your short memory and dumbness.
i dont know if it is deliberate or God used it to curse u people.
what is OLO? did u remember the Ibadan evil forest story.
Yorubas are so barbaric even in 21st century.

I repeat, which part of this country is Clifford Orji from?

Which region did we had the unbelievable Otokoto saga?

Where do we have Okija shrine?

Where is the hotel serving human being located?

In case you do not know, they are all in SE, alaigbo, nyamiriland.

Give more and let me give you the next batch of 10.

pasol4real:
Olodo check it again 1 to 10 richest in nija is dominated by igbos.

This is the top 13 richest people in Nigeria by Forbes for 2015, in their order of ranking. Where is the domination of the Ibos. They just like hyping themselves. Bunch of noise makers.

1. Aliko Dangote
2. Mike Adenuga
3. Folorunso Alakija
4. Theophilus Danjuma
5. Femi Otedola
6 Abdulsamad Rabiu
7. Tony Elumelu
8. Orji Uzor Kalu
9. Jim Ovia
10. Muhammed Ndimi
11. Tunde Folawiyo
12. Hakeem Bello Osagie
13. Oba Otudeko

The current National Assembly may abandon the Petroleum Industry Bill owing to the slow progress of work on it.

The PUNCH observed on Wednesday that it was becoming clear that the bill might be abandoned as senators and members of the House of Representatives have only 16 days to the end of the 7th National Assembly.

Findings showed that while the Senate is behind by not reporting the bill out of the committee stage, the House which started considering its own report last week, was being slowed down by disagreements among lawmakers over the many clauses in the proposed law.

For example, at the resumed consideration of the report by the House on Wednesday, members hotly disagreed over the funds oil majors were expected to share with the Federal Government for exploration activities in the River Basins.

Many clauses had to be deferred in the course of consideration as members also raised constitutional questions on some of the provisions.

Faced with the ensuing disputes among members, presiding Deputy Speaker   Emeka Ihedioha referred all contentious issues back to the Ad hoc Committee on PIB to be re-taken.

Ihedioha had observed that members were arguing more on issues as they affected their interests, adding, “Whatever interest you have cannot be more than the national interest that this parliament and this House in particular has.”

He later adjourned further consideration till Tuesday next week.

There were doubts on Wednesday whether the House would conclude work on the 348- clause document before the valedictory session of the House fixed for May 27.

Investigations showed that of concern was the fact that the Senate was behind and was not likely to make any serious progress on the bill before May 29.

A National Assembly official, who spoke with The PUNCH on the progress of the bill said, “The efforts of the House, though commendable, will end up as being futile.

“We all know that a bill becomes law only when passed by the two chambers of the National Assembly and is assented to by the President.

“So, even if the House does pass the bill before May 29, what purpose would it have served without the concurrence of the Senate?

“The only option is if the Senate will simply adopt the report of the House. I doubt if this is likely, considering the controversial nature of the PIB.”

Asked to comment on what would happen to the bill should the Senate fail to pass it, the Deputy House Leader,   Leo Ogor, replied that it would be on the record that the House passed it.

“We operate a bicamera legislature. We in the House are passing the PIB.’’

When contacted, the Senate Leader, Victor Ndoma – Egba, said deliberation on the bill was deliberately suspended by the Senate because there was no adequate time   to consider the report.

He said, “The feelers we are getting is that the incoming administration will want to study the bill and this makes sense because it is a far-reaching piece of legislation. At this point in time, it must be of interest to the incoming administration.

“The public has a misconception that the bill has been with us for four years which is not true. This bill was re-introduced to the 7th National Assembly in late 2013.

“Because it has several aspects like the fiscal (financial), technical, the legal, and the gas component, it is a very complicated bill.

“Since we needed to bring in several committees. The logistics of having more than one committee to deal with a bill is challenging. In this case we have to bring in six committees.

“Finding a common opening in terms of schedule is usually a problem and because it is very technical, we need to get the technical input of virtually every stakeholder in the sector.

“Inherently, it is not a bill that could be treated in a hurry, it is not possible. Having six committees working together on a bill is not only a big logistic problem but also, quite challenging and a big nightmare.

“For this piece of major legislation, it is important that we thread slowly, it’s going to be a major policy plan for the incoming administration, so if we are around the corner, why are we in a hurry?”

Fresh indications had emerged on Tuesday about how the non- release of the N520m appropriated for the National Assembly to work on the PIB caused its non-passage by the Senate.

Investigations by one of our correspondents revealed that the comprehensive and the executive summary of the report had been jointly produced by the six Senate committees coordinated by the Chairman of the Committee on Petroleum Resources (Upstream), Senator Emmanuel Paulker.

Findings   further showed that the report had not been presented because none of the 43 members of the six committees   had appended his   signature on it.

The development stalled its presentation on the floor of the Senate for a clause by clause consideration by members.

It was learnt that the Senate leadership made N40m available to the joint committees, whose members were expected to carry out public hearings among stakeholders across the country.

The committees were also to   hire foreign and local consultants to assist in the task.

A member of the joint committee, told The PUNCH on condition of anonymity that the amount released by the Senate leadership was grossly inadequate to carry out the assignment.

He said, “The committee involved foreign consultants who are experts in various fields in the oil and gas industry. The consultants did their work but the committee is still owing them huge sums of money at the moment.”

He alleged that, “rather than the Federal Ministry of Petroleum Resources releasing the N520m appropriated for the exercise, some officials diverted the money to produce billboards and posters, claiming that they were creating awareness for a bill that has not been passed.”

The committee member added,   “The situation created serious problems for the six committees made up of 43 members who were expected to carry out the necessary legislative activities.

“In fact, members of the joint committee had refused to sign the document because they did not receive adequate sitting allowances.

“The leadership of the senate are in a fix on what to do now since the House of Representatives had started deliberation on its own version of the bill.”

When contacted, the   spokesperson for the Federal Ministry of Petroleum Resources,   Kingsley Agha, said, “I’m busy and I can’t take your call.”

shizzleStar:
dhurrr! in the dead of night indeed....brings back the memory to soka forest business district. lwkmd

Naaaa.

Clifford orji, otokoto, okija and the hotel serving human parts comes to mind.

Lmaooooooo.

obinto:
Yes the, igbos have 2 by 2 shops and what do the yorubas have? emmmmm, pls remind me again. Ok I found one, envy

Who are they envying? Greedy and covetous people or whom?

What is there to be envied? I really want to know.

shizzleStar:
The same 2×2 shop he uses to feed his family and even give his yorobar lay-about 'egunje' money...lmao

2by2 during the day and we know the rest of the business story in the dead of the night.

Lmaoooooooooo

They can even relocate there tonight and let us get rid of the 2by2 inches shops littering our land.

AkpuGA is there to merge with PDP, for them to become a super regional party.

...... and you could not arrest them and charge them to court for crime against the state?

joeboy03:
All that you just mentioned does not commensurate with the sacrifice the region has made, they deserve more than that

I quite agree with you.

I also believe accountability should start with the leaders of ND, defrauding and betraying their own people.

can;t one of his bodyguards just shoot this id1ot?

Why 13% only?

Why not 50%?

How has this epistle stopped Shinaso from boarding the next young shall grow to SW with his red mud tainted slippers?

How has this stop Shinagorom from jumping inside the next SW bound bus to be selling gala in traffic?


How will this epistle help chest beaters to stop Shinedu from becoming the next child labour slave in SW?

Mr Osuji has said it all in.his write up.

joeboy03:
Undoubtedly, The leaders of the ND have a duty to their people but so does the centre. The centre have got to do their bit by ensuring that the region gets enough allocation for paying the price to sustain the nation. Even without mismanagement, 13% is barely enough for this uphill task, they deserve more is exactly my point.

So in your opinion, the centre has not given enough allocation to the ND, despite all these:

1. 13% Derivation
2. Min of ND
3. NNDC ( a mini regional govt)
4. amnesty programme.
5. FAAC allocation
6. JAC allocation
7. CSR Projects of oil majors.

It will only be fair to ask for accountability from their leaders, if all the inflows into the region since 1999 is not commensurate with the levels of development, infrastructural facilities and eradication of poverty being witnessed within th region.

Even Chinedu running 100metres dash in traffic to sell gala, has PhD. Likewise Shidinma selling ugwu.

Armaggedon:
take a look at those banks again (assuming your list is correct) there are only 8 major banks
first bank, union, uba, zenith fidelity, gtb,ecobank and diamond.

5 are Igbos. Does it not call for worry?

Joker. In your opinion Union bank and Fidelity Banks major banks and FCMB and Skye Bank are not?

Compare the results of those 4banks and you will realise which one is major and which one is minor.