₦airaland Forum

Akpan107: Me sef dey laugh ooo... Nigeria has never been as sweet as this. I want the Hausas to cry for more marginalisation so that they can peaceful call for the divition of the country... So that we can go in peace! The South need peace!

Kamanda: Berem,Please marry me.

ilugunboy: Oya list your other 1d's sharp sharp.!

ilugunboy: STFU...!! Stinking biatchy!!

berem: ,,,,

berem: wetin come happen? i no see you again.

ilugunboy: Where is this my fake good and forthright Yoruba brother....

tchaik: Money,PÜssŸ,Weed! *not always in that order tho*

Sexkillzdick: asking for th.ree-some i guess...

fkaz: [size=18pt] PDP IS A FAILED MECHANIC [/size]

Maxymilliano: Quite agree with Fashola that the country's problem need a new pair of eyes... Like Tinubu's greedy eyes!

Geomac: One Trillion naira is just 6 months imprisonment with an option of N80,000 fine

ifihearam: It cannot split because those agitating for her split her doing so for egocentric reasons,secondly there is no visible or viable reason that will amount for a nation like nigeria to split. Tae time to ask yourself some questions,why must it split?? Is it religious intolerance,diverse enthnic groups?? Are these reasons for a an entity called nigeria to split? Uneven representation of federal charater Tell me please.

In conclusion,nigeria can and will never split unless we make the mistake of making an igbo man a president then they will exhume the dream of the biafra republic which is a lost one otherwise what does the northerners have to rely on for sustenance? Even even the west sef?

Than you.

ifihearam: My broda see me ooo,whenever I speak the truth as an apostle of truth they ban me,they forget that virtue leaves me each time I speak the gospel truth.

LocalChamp: How to avoid Nigeria’s breakaway in 2015 – IBB
On February 1, 2013 · In News 12:56 am

By HUGO ODIOGOR & CHARLES KUMOLU

Former Military president, General Ibrahim Badamosi Babangida (rtd), yesterday undertook a critical view of the predictions made by soothsayers, including the United States of America that Nigeria will disintegrate in 2015 and suggested ways to ensure the predictions do not become a reality.

General Babangida spoke where he was the chairman of the public presentation of two books in honour of former External Affairs Minister, Prof. Bolaji Akinyemi at the Nigerian Institute of International Affairs, Victoria Island, Lagos.

Said he: “As Nigerians, we are aware of the great doubts that have been cast about what 2015 portends for the continuing existence of our nation. I am aware that Nigerians have taken great umbrage at these predictions. Even Lord Lugard who founded what has been called Nigeria gave it a life-span of 100 years.

“I regard it as a challenge to our intelligence to ensure that these portends and prophesies do not become self-fulfilling. We should engage these predictions on an intellectual level, testing whether the facts justify the conclusions.



http://www.vanguardngr.com/2013/02/how-to-avoid-nigerias-breakaway-in-2015-ibb/

ifihearam: The only time this country can divide is when an IGBO man is in power and that will never happen especially not under the fatherly watch of GEJ,he will lead this country till 2019 and all predictions will not materialise.
IBB has said it all,the politics of federal character needs to be done evenly and that is what his excellency is actually doing so where is the division coming from...

I am back again una go ban tire.

Kcxee: The Court of Appeal in Lagos will Friday (today) decide whether or not to quash the death sentence passed on the General-Overseer of the Christian Praying Assembly, Chukwuemeka Ezeugo (aka Rev. King), by a Lagos High Court, Ikeja on January 11, 2007.

The appellate court headed by Justice Amina Augie on November 5, 2012 had heard arguments of parties on the appeal filed by Ezeugo, through his counsel, Mr. Olalekan Ojo.

Ojo had argued that the lower court judge, Justice Joseph Oyewole, who handed down the death sentence, erred in law in many respects.

But the prosecution, represented by the Lagos State Solicitor-General, Mr. Lawal Pedro, (SAN), urged the court to uphold Oyewole’s judgment.

“We urge your Lordships to dismiss this appeal,” Pedro said.

Oyewole had convicted Ezeugo and sentenced him to death by hanging for the alleged murder of a church member, Ann Uzoh.

The cleric was on September 26, 2006, first arraigned on six counts of attempted murder.

The prosecution had said Ezeugo poured petrol on the deceased and five others and set them on fire thereafter.

Uzoh died on August 2, 2006, 11 days after the incident, because of the injuries sustained from the incident.

However, Ojo, in his notice of appeal filed on January 16, 2007, raised 16 grounds of appeal against the judgment.

On June 10, 2008, the appellate court granted him leave to argue additional grounds through an amended notice of appeal filed on June 15, 2008.

At the hearing of the appeal, Ojo, who said Ezeugo did not commit the crime and was not at the scene, noted that Uzoh in two statements before her death had said she sustained the injuries in a generator accident.

He added that Uzoh exonerated Ezeugo in the statements, claiming that the latter was not responsible for her injuries.

Ojo further said there was a third statement in which the deceased was said to have claimed the appellant was the one who ordered petrol to be poured on her, thereby contradicting the first two statements.

Source: Punch