₦airaland Forum

cheruv:
Abagworo...Come and respond to the charges against your master

Tolexander:
and God hasn't punished Odumegwu Ojukwu and his household?

HzRF:
Just go and get a job Say whatever you like Alisha Burton ain't moving an inch near USA

Abagworo:
How can you be this stewpid to spew out arbitrary figures? Be careful before you get into real trouble. Freedom of the press doesn't translate to spewing imaginary thrash.

Arsewipemod:
I bet the so called streets and motor parks are in the creeks and mangrove, abi?

superstar1:
Ijaw slaves will forever defend their master.

Su.cks to be a Ugandan Developer, Indonesian and Relative of Benjamin Netanyahu, all at the same time.

Beremx:
Are you still defending the Ijaw militants when it's very obvious they are behind the criminality in bursting pipelines?

Na wa sha!

afoobabs:
i pity u dis IPob tout do you really read news or someone just stuff ur brain with concoted lies when did pmb cancel the 2nd niger bridge, was it the law makers headed by your wailing hero ekweremadu that even reduce the vote budgets for that same project your hatred for pmb will nt do you any good get a life ok. And for u to say that a development project that is aimed to better the lives of so many ppl in ss and boom the economic activities in that particular zone is of no concern to SE, has to a great extent shown how greed and selfcentered an average ipod can be. same goes for ur hero kanu

afoobabs:
Chief wailer, i think that wailing is in their blood. Even if you make them the president they will still wail.
Oga where were you when lagos-calabar rail was removed from the budget. as the vice president of the senate, u ar at a vantage point to know what transpired in the budget.

amtaken:
Soyinka shamelessly supported Buhari's candidacy and is now so ashamed to criticise him.

bigtt76:
Break away Nations most times do not thrive well as they will continue breaking up just as a chain reaction takes place in a Nuclear reactor. Nigeria's case is even more precarious with more than a thousand ethnic tribes ...how many countries we wan evolve from Naija? Talking about getting better deal as a breakaway Nation .....I don't see any difference. The same unruly politicians we've had since 1960 were and are still in mainstream politics since we started toying back with democracy (1992 to date). I don't see any different trend from this. The same governors who cannot deliver in their states would still be the same set of people clamoring to rule the new nations.

bigtt76:
His church will be blown up into smithereens before Nigeria does #Ewu

TPAND:
Buhari is doing his best and laying up a good foundation for the future Nigeria to build. Obviously Buhari would have crossed to the yonder before Nigeria gets to the promised land.

Nigeria wil not break, not in 1000years. Our problem is too much ethnicity, nepotism and corruption. Buhari is laying a foundation for us to build.

GOATandYAMtheory:
This man is a big fool

No apologies to the followers

Aystarz:
Mods, here's one of them!

Sheggy13:
If you read what the guy I quoted posted, then you'll see why I replied him in that way. Punch reporters interviewed a pastor with a church in Akure who complained about the decline in tithes primarily because most of his members are civil servants who have not been paid salaries for months. The Id!ot I quoted attributed all of these to people voting for change, in essence APC. If the report had indicated that it's only APC states that haven't paid workers salaries or Buhari-led govt refused to give states their allocations, then he'd have been justified but you and I know that's not the reality. I'm particularly concerned about Ondo state, a PDP governed state because I'm an indigene, I reside there and it's one of the case studies in this report, hence I'm a stakeholder and not a card-carrying member of any godamn party. This state received bail-out when it had no business receiving such with the huge allocation it receives monthly from the FG as an oil-producing state coupled with the relatively smaller civil service and yet couldn't pay workers for five(5) months counting now. Is that as a result of voting for change? Please answer that question. Next time, understand the perspective of a post before u dabble into matters you know little about and make a fool of yourself. Going to the extent of using the word "insane". You're simply stupid for that. Don't quote me if you have nothing intelligent to say. I wasn't responding to you in the first instance.

Sheggy13:
If you read what the guy I quoted posted, then you'll see why I replied him in that way. Punch reporters interviewed a pastor with a church in Akure who complained about the decline in tithes primarily because most of his members are civil servants who have not been paid salaries for months. The Id!ot I quoted attributed all of these to people voting for change, in essence APC. If the report had indicated that it's only APC states that haven't paid workers salaries or Buhari-led govt refused to give states their allocations, then he'd have been justified but you and I know that's not the reality. I'm particularly concerned about Ondo state, a PDP governed state because I'm an indigene, I reside there and it's one of the case studies in this report, hence I'm a stakeholder and not a card-carrying member of any godamn party. This state received bail-out when it had no business receiving such with the huge allocation it receives monthly from the FG as an oil-producing state coupled with the relatively smaller civil service and yet couldn't pay workers for five(5) months counting now. Is that as a result of voting for change? Please answer that question. Next time, understand the perspective of a post before u dabble into matters you know little about and make a fool of yourself. Going to the extent of using the word "insane". You're simply stupid for that. Don't quote me if you have nothing intelligent to say. I wasn't responding to you in the first instance.