₦airaland Forum

Rossikki:
If Nigeria 'breaks', do you think it will just be a peaceful parting of ways in which nobody's life is disrupted?

If that is what you think, think again.

There will be MASSIVE social disruption and humanitarian crises. Millions of people now based in various parts of Nigeria that are not their states of origin will be categorised as illegal aliens overnight, uprooted, and forced to return 'home'.

Refugee crises would ensue all over the place. Businesses would be lost. Crime would skyrocket. Localised conflicts over access to land by new immigrants would lead to the rise of warlords, and massive bloodshed.

It would be absolutely catastrophic.

I think those who do not want Nigeria to ''break'' are people with common sense, intelligence and foresight, and those who wish the country to break are thoughtless, ignorant, dumb, visionless fools with no common sense. And ironically, this group will feel the pain of that national splintering more than anyone else, since they are the ones settled in various regions across the country in their millions, and will have their lives and livelihoods completely destroyed in the mayhem.

justtoodark:
because many of us know what it would mean for africa....

breakin up a nation of 200million people....??

do you even understand what type of chaos that would be....??

justtoodark:
you think democracy was perfect from the start for every nation....??

you have to adjust it to your conditions....

thats why their are senates,parliaments and such....
because it doesnt work immediatly for you doesnt mean you have to scrap it and start new with anarchy....
biafra will be a hellhole if you cant even discuss things already now....

Successdude:
with such heightened fear, that's truly what you called it. like, I don't get it.

are they that "useless and unproductive " that they just conclude they can't amount to anything on their own ?

Hashabiah:
Nobody is afraid of Nigeria breaking up and you know why...? Because it is never going to happen.

Bello wants to be president more than a drug addict wants his narcotic. And if FFK cannot be VP, he has the makings of an outstanding palace jester.One would be amiss to fault Bello for his lofty ambitions. After all, he huffed and puffed and behold he kept Kogi free of the scourge of COVID by sheer force of will. That he could not do the same to develop his state, create jobs or build infrastructure is, of course, to be ignored or excused. Seems he is only a demi-god and not a full-fledged deity until he ascends to Aso Villa.

Bello botched his grand attempt. While trying to pull off a delicate high-wire act, he bumbled like a clumsy man slipping on a banana peel. Instead of deceiving Nigerians with a mask of sagacity, he appeared to Nigerians as exactly the man he is; a shallow and cynical soul whose lack of judgment is surpassed only by his arrogant ambition

Shedrack777:
you need to change your moniker because even you don't want to accept the truth

Shedrack777:
you're 100% right. but have you ever protested to the government to rescue the girl? i know you have not, which means you're sick and depraved too for being selfish and refusing to acknowledged the truth like our leaders

Dantedasz:
Fred is a nut job!

Racoon:
"The government-owned refineries, being run by the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation, reported a total loss of N778.71bn from 2015 to 2019, an analysis of data collated from their financial statements has shown.The refineries generated total revenue of N21.12bn in the five-year period as they operated at below their full capacities..."

Guess you sabi curse & swear for looters under the16 years of PDP corruption(which there was anyway)? Abeg can you give us answers how this putrifying corruption took place under the leadership of your darling daddy as minister of petroleum within five years yet with our refineries are operating @ far below full operational capacity?

Juliusmalema:
Plateau state is far much better than Osun state and Ekiti state combined together let alone bringing them in comparison to Zamfara state..


The list is skewed and Yemi wale is only feeding gullibility by sitting on NBC.

Osun state that fights over a satchet of garri or is it one million boys or Awawa youths that sprang up during covid-19..


What is Yemi NBC definition of poverty?

NyamiriFlathead:
aah aah ebonyi state among the poorest states, nyamiris go wail tire today

SuperBold:
1. Abia state
2. Enugu (image no water for 25years)
3. Then you can add your states

Some Yoruba youths on Monday removed Nigerian flags and replaced them with Oduduwa Republic flags around Teslim Balogun Stadium, in Surulere, Lagos State.

This was seen in a viral video shared on Instagram.

Nigeria is facing many challenges, some bordering on insecurity in the South which have recently contributed to agitations for self-determination.

The unabated killing and kidnapping of people in the South-West by suspected Fulani herdsmen and the Nigerian government's failure to solve the problem have also caused tensions between the region and North.

The murderous herders have killed thousands of people, burnt houses, destroyed farms and people's means of livelihood, displaced villagers, raped women, among other atrocities yet the government and security agencies have appeared helpless in tackling the problems.

The hoisting of Oduduwa flags by these youths might also be connected with what a Yoruba elder statesman, Prof. Banji Akintoye, recently said in an interview that “the remedy to the bondage we are in, the remedy to the enslavement we are suffering on our ancestral space is called self-determination."

How Armoured Carriers, Others Acquired Under Buratai From $1billion Fund Were Stolen By Boko Haram

No fewer than 15 Armoured Personnel Carriers and tanks purchased for the Nigerian Army in 2020 under the immediate past Chief of Army Staff, Lt Gen Tukur Buratai (retd.), from the $1 billion fund approved by the Nigerian government were lost to the Boko Haram terrorists within the same year they were bought.

SaharaReporters learnt that at least four countries supplied the APCs to the Nigerian Army in 2020 which were China, South Korea, United Arab Emirates and South Africa.

The breakdown of the Armoured Personnel Carriers obtained by SaharaReporters further revealed that about 21 armoured carriers were ordered between 2018 and 2019 when the $1 billion fund from the Excess Crude Account was approved and released to the military to aid the counter-insurgency war in the North-East.

The President Muhammadu Buhari government – against public criticisms on whether the funds would not be mismanaged – had gone ahead to approve the ECA fund in April 2018.

SaharaReporters learnt that when the funds which were allotted to the army came, Buratai deployed part of it to obtain the APCs from the four countries – although the arms ended up being stolen or destroyed by the Boko Haram terrorists the same year due to Buratai’s poor battle judgment and politicisation of the army under his watch.

On Wednesday, the breakdown of the 21 APCs ordered between 2018 and 2020 showed that, “Nigeria ordered six VT-4 and ZTL-09 armoured tanks from China in 2019 and the six were supplied in 2020. Nigeria ordered three Marauder APCs from South Africa in 2018 and the three were supplied in 2019. Nigeria ordered five KLTV-181 armoured carriers from South Korea in 2020 and the five came in 2020.

“Finally, Nigeria ordered eight Phantom-2 armoured carriers from the United Arab Emirates in 2020 and the eight were supplied in 2020.”

Sources in the army said about 15 of the APCs have been stolen by the insurgents.

“Most of the APCs were stolen by the Boko Haram during various operations in 2020. The terrorists knew through informants in the army that new ammunition came and so, they intensified attacks on military bases. The army under Buratai was already distressed, politicised and everyone was an informant,” a top source in the army revealed.

“In December 2020, we lost some of them to the Islamic State West Africa Province’s fighters. We lost the South Korea’s KLTV-181 military tactical-utility vehicle which were designed and manufactured by Kia Motors Corporation,” he further explained.

SaharaReporters had exclusively reported on Tuesday that about $381 million was released to the army and navy out of the $1billion for the purchase of critical equipment.

Last week, the National Security Adviser, Maj Gen Babagana Monguno (retd,), had raised an alarm that the funds meant for the purchase of arms to fight Boko Haram and other security challenges in the country were missing.

Although under pressure, he later recanted and said he was misquoted.

In an interview he granted to the BBC Hausa, Monguno had said, “Mr President is going to investigate those funds. As we are talking with you at present, the state governors, the Governors Forum have started raising questions in that direction. $1 billion has been released, and that has been released, and nothing seems to be changing. So I assure you that the president will not take this lightly.

“The funds are nowhere to be found and the weapons have not been seen and the newly appointed service chiefs have declared that they have not seen the weapons.”

Zzor:
Men are very good at saying a particular thing but act the exact opposite, you will see men all over social media saying they will go for brains over beauty but in reality you will see these same men ignoring the brain and going extra length to attract a beautiful lady and eventually marry them.I have a friend (a first class product)who is bitterly complaining of not attracting men and that if she had options she will choose beauty first and a moderate brain. Men why do you guys act this way but in reality you do the opposite?

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omotolsy:
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Liposure:
https://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/headlines/449304-why-children-are-prime-targets-of-armed-groups-in-northern-nigeria.html

omotolsy:
Available & slightly negotiable

judetov2:
I see no case here.... did he touch her?

GAZZUZZ:
Don't say it o

Dotherightthing:
Pigidioott amaka

Don't go and face your eroded conquered yeast.

It seems Vanguard owned by pigidiotts is the one stop shop for bad news

igboarenice:
See how animals above me are giddy with joy over the misfortune that befell a nation.
IPOB and BH are one and the same.

Rodwave:
Amotekun terrorists everywhere.

samtinx:
this is what they're promoting with "Shitsbah" here in the north forgetting that we are not pakistan and pakistan is not Nigeria bloody hypocrites

adam4success:
Islamic University don't joke with law at all

Kriss216:
*Nigerian bleeding gender left the group*