₦airaland Forum

am feeling you guy! Keep the piss flowing through ur ddicckk!

naijababe: The yoruba saying ' On se mi o tun gba mi'(

you mean Babalawo ti o n se ogun afeeri fun ayan na ni o n se arinako fun adiye(herbalist wey dey do disappearing charm for cockroach na e dey do coincidental founding charm for hen).

like I once said, there seems to be a strongman somewhere backing Oby Ezekwizili. Maybe OBJ

like we were meant to believe the sooner arrival of Umar Yar'Adua!

With the scathing barbs from
some Niger Delta leaders,
agitators and groups targeted at
President Goodluck Jonathan in
the recent past, a powerful
group from the region will meet
tomorrow in Lagos to firm up a
regional position for the
president. At the meeting, many
key political office holders,
leaders of Niger Delta agitation
groups, traditional leaders, elders
and presidential insiders would
feature.
The planned meeting is a like a
stop-gap measure by the
Jonathan group to plug further
leakage at his home front and
also a sign that his camp is not
taking for granted the drums of
war the Movement for the
Emancipation of Niger Delta
(MEND) is beating over jailed
leaders.
The parley is expected to serve as
fence-mending platform to
ensure the seeming cracks in the
support the president enjoyed
are not sustained. In the past
four months, Jonathan has been
at the butt of horrendous attacks
and flaks by former militant
leader, Asari Dokubo who once
was a staunch pillar of support
for his president kinsman.
He has in the course championed
so many media attacks where he
lacerated the government of
President Jonathan and
threatening to work against his
ambition if he plans to run in
2015. While efforts were still
underway to rein in Dokubo and
his terrible attacks on his man in
power, the South Africa court
decision last week that found
Gideon Okah guilty of terrorism
compounded the case.
The development where Okah
was found guilty of terrorism in
the attacks of October 1, 2010
that killed many Nigerians in
Abuja flared nerves among his
loyalists who have been
threatening to resume hostilities
in the Niger Delta region in
retaliation. As if that was not
enough, few days after Okah’s
conviction, his collaborator,
Edmund Ebiware who had been
standing trial over the same
bombing got life sentence in an
Abuja court.
The two incidents that have
raised serious concerns on the
future of peace in the region and
the continued support for
Jonathan gave birth to the
meeting where the divergent
sides would be rallied under one
umbrella to re-invent unity and
sustain the peace in the region
and also secure home backing
for Jonathan. The meeting would
have key persons in the Jonathan
camp and those fighting and
attacking him in attendance to
reconcile before the 2015 songs
starts to ring.
The meeting will be a good
forum “to attempt a
reconciliation of all feuding
political blocs in the region as
well as ex-militant leaders
“Persons expected to attend
include Chief E.K Clark, Alabo
Tonye Graham-Douglas, Godsday
Orubebe, Diezani Alison-
Madueke, Oronto Douglas,
Kingsley Kuku. Key leaders of
former agitators including
Tompolo, Dokubo-Asari, Boyloaf,
Bibopiri Ajube (Shoot-at-Sight),
Farah Dagogo, Ateke Tom and
many others will be there,” our
source said.

http://sunnewsonline.com/new/cover/jonathan-ijaw-leaders-meet-over-mend-threats/

Governor Godswill Akpabio of
Akwa Ibom State yesterday gave
an assurance to Nigerians that
ailing Governor Sullivan Chime of
Enugu State, who has been
hospitalised in London since
September 2012, would return to
the country in the next two
weeks.
This is coming at a time Akpabio
has promised to make public any
activity of the Governors Forum,
which negates the principles
setting it up, even as he insisted
that the forum would continue to
work in harmony with the
Federal Government. Akpabio
visited Chime in a London
hospital, in the company of
Governors Gabriel Suswam and
Chibuike Amaechi of Benue and
Rivers states respectively.
Speaking with airport
correspondents on arrival from
London, U
nited Kingdom at the Murtala
Muhammed International Airport
(MMIA), Lagos, Akpabio, who
visited Chime in London hospital
recently, declared that the ailing
governor was now hale and
hearty and capable of ruling the
state upon his arrival. Akpabio
admonished Nigerians to always
trust their representatives and
warned against playing politics
with people’s health.
His words: “I was part of the
delegation that visited the
governor in London and I
brought a message of goodwill
to His Excellency, the governor of
Enugu State and like I said, we
must learn to mourn with those
who mourn and rejoice with
those who rejoice. We should not
play politics out of people’s
health. “For me, I’m very grateful
to God that Governor Chime has
recovered fully and he would be
assuming duties within the next
10 days
. It’s not something that any
Nigerian should be sad about;
rather, we should be happy and
we should pray that he’s
returning to the country within
10 days from today and he
would be in the Government
House in Enugu on his seat as
the governor of the state. I can
confirm that because I had
interactions with him and he’s in
good health and he’s recovering.
Once the doctors give him the go
ahead, he will be in the office.
You can quote me.”
Speaking on the allegation that
the Governors’ Forum was
gradually becoming a cartel and
working against the Federal
Government and the Nigerian
people, Akpabio, denied such
claims, vowing that he would not
be a party to any association or
forum that would attempt to
bring down President Goodluck
Jonathan and his team, even as
he described such allegation as
baseless. He insisted that the
Governors’ Forum should actually
be a major collaborator with the
Federal Government, maintaining
that they are part and parcel of
government, which should work
together to uplift the living
conditions of Nigerians. He said:
“I will not be a party to anything
that will attempt to pull down the
government of President
Goodluck Ebele Jonathan and
that I’m assuring you.
The allegation they are making is
news to my ears. I’ve not been
around the country for a while
and I don’t know what is going
on. Definitely, when I get in, I will
observe things and if I should
find out that the Governors’
Forum is what they are saying,
you will hear me., I will shout out.
“For now, I want to reassure
Nigerians that the Governors’
Forum means well for the
country; majority of us are
behind Mr. President and we are
determined to work together
collectively so that we have one
monopolistic democracy in
Nigeria, the government that can
deliver the dividends for the
good of Nigeria. I think that is all
that matters.
There is no room for any
acrimony. I will not be a party to
any divisive tendency that will
tend to turn the forum into a
kind of a trade union. I will not
support that.”

http://sunnewsonline.com/new/cover/chime-back-to-work-in-2-weeks-akpabio/

hrmkz: Bros, all your legacies are going,going,going,gone.
Roads...going
Hospitals...going
Education....going
Honest leaders...gone

nothing last forever! At least he tried in his own time.

EME, another version of MO HIT!

bye to the woman that has ever held the highest post in the history of USA.

lovely seing the pic of the man that brought liberation from illiteracy to the western region through free education and the good woman beside the successful man.
The brain behind the unity and one nigeria.

maybe he meant 2 creatures from a cloned DNA strand. Cos siamese twins still has little differences and preferences

maybe he meant 2 creatures from a cloned DNA. Cos siamese twins still has little differences and preferences

takin a look on the dilapidated structures of the primary and secondary schools in osun state, to be sincere, incacerated in the classes is suicidal and homicidal to the teachers and pupils.
Reconstruction of the schools are a commendable and applauding projects which is worthy of emulation by the other administrators
Most of these schools are structurally weak due to their age and the structures built by Oyinlola are just nonsence to say the least.
But the issue i wouldn't subscribe to is merging of these schools. Imagine a pupil schooling very close to his home now having to trek a long distance to get to school all because of merging.

I pity some landlocked regions agitating for the split of the nation without considering the effects it will have on their overpopulation and small landmass. Do they think we are still in the regional era(1960-1967) where we only have Hausa, Igbo and Yoruba. The minor tribes have now realised they also have a father whose name they can bear and no more daft to bear any tribes surname.
Perhaps, they think expansion will be the solution. No small country will allow infringement on their right not even UN will allow it.

Imagine those bastards requesting for the cash to take care of their wounded mates, compensate the family of the deceased members.
What about the lives they have wasted? what about the properties they've destroyed? Who is to compensate the families of those people and renovate the properties?
Moreover who did they dialogue with, who will they disburse the amnesty to? And they claim they don't recognise the people behind Boko Haram. Who is deceiving who?

nice paying them back in their own coin.

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the guy dey form Nigga go AU summit wit eruku.
So this is how our money is being blown off.
Little wonder they couldn't debate with Oby Ezekwizili.

good morning sir -Yussuff Olatunji
e ku atijo se dada ni-Wasiu Ayinde
sacrifice-Elton John
time after time-Cindy Lauper
Tarzan-Phil Collins
The lost children-Michael Jackson
i have a dream-Abba
The winner takes it all-Abba
Forever young.-Gregorian
candle in the wind-Elton John

what most people undestand is far lesser than what they don't understand in what is happening within the NFF circuit.
During the preparation of any list going for any tournament representing Nigeria, there use to be a problem of who to be included in the list and who not to be included. As we all know that merit is not the major criteria used in the selection.
Have we ever bothered asking the question 'why is team selection always the bone of contention between the NFF and the coach'? What has the function of the NFF has to do with influencing the decision of the coach concerning the list he did base on his constitutional duty.
These money that are said to be dished out to the super eagles like a father xmas dishing out gift to the children is not to jeer the players up but to increase the share/percentage of the deal between each NFF official and his own slot of the team list.

yorke1: In the era of Freedom of Information(FOI),i don't expect someone asking such a silly question.

dont mind the silliness of my question bros!
Just provide a source to justify your claim of tony aninih's justification of the road project's scandal.

Na so o, val is in this month. Little wonder all these gurls remember to say happy new month to me this mornin which is very unusual.
for now am single only to reunite with my gurlfriends after the val. 5gurls on val, haw am i to divide myself and cash?

so this man still feels he is innocent, cos a suspect is innocent until proven guilty by the court of law!
I think the best thing for our judicial system is to transfer every case to the foreign court like James Onanefe Ibori in English court, Henry Okah's case in South African court.

yorke1: I believe you. He is not a corrupt man. People most times just follow what they hear without carrying out their own investigation or get to know the person before they pass judgement. Not all the money meant for the construction and renovation of roads were disbursed to him under OBJ tenure. Get your fact right!!

what is the source of your fact?

they want to shop for another chopper as if they all have something in different from corruption and deciet.

well! A corrupt politician is limited to a man by virtue of political interest and career. Maybe he meant he isn't a corrupt politician but a corrupt man even without politics.
http://tribune.com.ng/index.php/lead-stories/51501-reps-summon-tony-anenih-over-n23bn-failed-road-contract
http://freshgists.com/2012/11/tony-anenih-summoned-by-house-committee.html?m=1
http://worldscorecard..com/2012/11/at-last-tony-anenih-summoned-over.html?m=1

the ranking is still justified and make sense base on academic excelence.
But what are those schools' position when the geographical horizon is widened beyond Nigeria to African and even World?
Observation:why are the polytechnics and colleges of education not being ranked or are they not part of the nigerian tertiary education system?

…Police Affairs Committee,
others get two weeks to
submit report
ABUJA—The Senate Thursday
said it was worried that over
one month after human
bodies were found floating
on Ezzu river in Anambra
State, no community or
family had come up with
claims of missing members.
To this end, the upper
legislative chamber has
commenced investigation to
unravel the circumstances
leading to the strange
development, saying the
inability of the country to
unearth the cause of the
incidence could adversely
affect its reputation.
The Senate, after an intense
deliberation on the issue
yesterday during its plenary,
gave a marching order to its
Committees on Police Affairs
and
Security and Intelligence to
immediately carry out a
thorough investigation into
it and report the finding
within two weeks.
The motion on the issue,
entitled “Strange dead
bodies found in Ezzu River of
Anambra State,” was
sponsored by Senator Andy
Uba, PDP, Anambra South.
It will be recalled that over
35 dead bodies, mostly male,
were discovered floating in
the river in the early hours of
Saturday, January 19,
2013,by some villagers of
Amansea in Awka North
Local Government Area of
Anambra State.
Senate President, David Mark,
who spoke after many
senators took time to
contribute to the ugly
development, expressed
surprise, saying “until this
moment, no explanation has
been proffered as to the
possible origin of the dead
bodies, while the autopsy
ordered by the governments
of Anambra and Enugu
States has yielded no report.”
The senators regretted that
the river, which was
bounded between Anambra
and Enugu states, was the
only source of water for
domestic and other uses for
the people of the five
communities of Anambra
State.
They also lamented that it
had led to the people
experiencing not only
discomfort but also hardship
All the senators contributed
and condemned the
development, saying the
absence of explanations over
the dead bodies found had
adverse consequences on
the reputation of the
country.
“I think it is a very serious
thing that no community in
this country has reported
that they can’t find one
person; not one community
has made a report. Even if
police is inefficient, even if
security agencies are
inefficient, the communities
themselves or the families
themselves, nobody can
come to say we can’t find
our son. It is very disturbing.
“I think the bigger problem
is not what happened but,
where did these dead bodies
come from? I think the river
that is flowing, the dead
bodies wouldn’t have just
emerged from nowhere;
they would have come from
a certain place before they
got to where they were
eventually found. So it is a bit
strange. “Even if they were in
boat that capsized, who are
they? So it is strange and we
need to be very concerned
about it.
“In addition to that, of
course the villagers naturally
will be concerned and they
may not want to go to the
river anymore, but unless we
are able to say who these
people are, I think there’d be
big problem for us in this
country. And it is not just
about security agencies
alone, I think every
community in this country
now is involved,” Mark said.

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2013/02/senate-probes-ezzu-river-bodies-2/

BENIN — Minister of Niger
Delta Affairs, Elder Godsday
Orubebe, yesterday, said
funds released to his Ministry
were grossly inadequate for
the development of the
region, stressing the need
for the Federal Government
to use crude oil revenues to
significantly fund the
ministry’s projects and
programmes to avoid fresh
crisis in the region.
Godsday Orubebe
Godsday Orubebe
Orubebe, in a lecture titled
The Challenge of Regional
Development in Nigeria: Case
of the Niger Delta, at the 7th
Distinguished Faculty of
Social Sciences Public Lecture,
of University of Benin,
lamented that despite its
huge resources endowment,
the Niger Delta region
illustrates a paradox of
poverty in the midst of
abundant resources.
He said his Ministry was
making steady progress in
implementing a number of
projects in the region, which
include the East-West Road,
as the Federal Government
alone cannot fund
developmental projects in
the region.
He said: “To avoid a return to
the pre-amnesty oil
production level that resulted
in militancy and youths
restiveness, it is imperative
to use crude oil revenues to
significantly fund the
ministry’s projects and
programmes. It is important
to sustain the existing peace
and security in the region.”

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2013/02/orubebe-laments-inadequate-funding-for-n-delta-projects/

FG Agrees To Debate With
Ezekwesili.
by hillsate: 5:17pm
As i write this a press
statement is being prepared.


10:10pm naw the statement is not ready
OP! Welldone.

wildbubble: The thirteen year old is a street girl and her activities warrant the barbaric actions of men, in other words, street girls deserve to be raped. When I read that, I had a sudden clear vision of who you are and what you look like. You are a tout and now I'm gonna have to stop talking to you. Bye!

but i think you are familiar with literature. What is happening to your sense of understanding? Did i say she deserved it? Human beings are only addressed the way they are dressed.
Am not wishing you prostitutes bad anyway.