₦airaland Forum

buygala:
Ibo people and money shaaaaaa...


Quote me negatively and watch your grandfather sell your first son for a fairly used techno phone

akinegba1:
our graduates cannot compete with their graduates. for instance what is our cut off mark in the federal government unity school? we are the least after the north. SE and SS are leading as far as education is concerned presently in nigeria.

juman:
You are not serious check it yourself.

When the time of yoruba to lead nigeria came, a yoruba man led nigeria for eight years and led nigeria astray.

tunshe:
Mama Peace :

PGEJ : Wayionma, my sweet potato, why have you been crying since April elections?

Mama Peace : Why did you call GMB? Asari and co already promised to back us. Everybody don run comot ASO rock,the number of yes ma I receive everyday has reduced.

PGEJ : Na Abdul Salami talk say make I call GMB because America will know and allied forces will treat me like Gbagbo. They said Asari and Co are just like mosquitoes at the mercy of a clap.

Mama Peace : I fit carry this ASO Rock building and all the goodie goodies go Bayelsa abi make we build another one for GMB?

PGEJ : Let's build our own before May 28.

PDP: Oga , you fall our hands o!

PGEJ : Don't worry, you will all be compensated. ...Secretary,Sack all sackables and replace with our loyalists and sycophants.

FFK : Okupe, do you know I have never slept 2 hrs in a day without nightmares of kirikiri.

Okupe: Na Ekiti me dey run go, Fayose has promised me immunity as all embassy no gree grant me asylum. I have lost weight due to much thinking that I now float on swimming pool.

BBacarnasta : Since April, no stipends,no salary,no calls,no communication( PDP betrayed me) .

tonychristopher:
That is why you dont allow yabs online to get better part of u

One bottle of remy on me

ajibolabd:
K

tonychristopher:
Wetin concern me..if u vex go buy vespa

Jegede sokoya

Lol

tonychristopher:
Oga I no talk dance ....yet comprehend

Go and watch NEW MASQURADE .AND whatch jegede sokoya and akpina

That is how yorubas behave


I don't get moved by your noises at all

tonychristopher:
Yoruba man ...if you ever watched. The new masquarade in the 80s you will jegede sokoya..that is the true reflection of Yoruba man

Obnoxious and loqacious

juman:
Check the waec results in the last five years.

Duru1:
I knew this ridiculous trash will become pillow to dumbass Yoruba peeps. It is very shameful that so-called civil war veteran of Yoruba ethnicity did not even know when he joined Nigerian army. I guess goofy characters have made home in Yoruba land.

tonychristopher:
PLS WHAT IS GOING ON WITH YORUBA YOUTHS .WHAT HAS THIS COPY AND PASTE TO DO WITH THE TOPIC

WHY DO YOU PEOPLE LACK LOGICAL AND COGNITIVE REASONING ALWAYS TALKING OFF THE POINT

NAWA AGAIN

miracle11:
even d yorubas knw dat they re cowards. Awolowo proved it long ago. Are u people daft to reason? No matter how u hail ur selves. U will always go down in history as back stabbers and betrayers.the most envious tribe in life. U can't achieve anything yet u fight others for achieving too much

cocokiller1:
none begged me to love yorubas...I jst don't like em,I prefer hausa peeps or fulanis to dem
u ddnt av to quote me in d first place either
not evry1 is 4rm igbo mind u
tbh,btw d ibos nd yorubas...the yorubas love chest beating more..
olwais opening their mouths to make loud noise wen trying to pass across a msg
they are olwais bitter
ok
bye

cocokiller1:
deceiving myself cos I don't like dem
if dats ur own definition 4 deceiving oneself,sorry u hear
nd yes,yorubas love chest beating
they are too loud

juman:
No, not in todays nigeria.

Yoruba leaders are not good leaders. Yoruba people are backward in many facet of life.

Emenahagos02:
Yeah! Am paid to punch u in d face, diu have a problem with that?[sup][/sup]

RevDesmondJuju:
Abi ohh

Abeg carry your aburro comot make una go dey plant cocoa instead of wasting time arguing for a dead nation

superstar1:
Lol. Go to Cuba and Brazil and see whether there are no yoruba speakers there.

Olodo. Read and learn. Your gully eroded land has also eroded brain, chest beating akpu chested nyamiri Igbos

Emenahagos02:
The witch-hunting that may herald the new order in Nigeria may have begun. Diezani Allison-Madueke, the Minister of Petroleum Resources, may be the first victim. She appears to have been programmed for an ignominious exit from office. She drew attention to this when she blew the lid last week. Her story was that oil cabals were after her. They want to package and sell her as a fraud to Nigeria and the world on account of the running battle she had with them.

The minister had to blurt, out following the recent and ongoing media scrutiny that had been directed at her and her office. Before now, Allison-Madueke had been the butt of dangerous insinuations about the alleged sleaze in the petroleum industry. But she had, at every turn, rebuffed attempts to present her in bad light. However, her detractors seem to have acquired a new impetus, following the outcome of last month’s presidential election. The government that Diezani serves is on its way out. The set-up has created a veritable fertile ground for all manner of mischief.

In recent weeks, for instance, a number of allegations have been woven around her neck. We have been told that $700 million was found in her private residence. But we were not told  who carried out the search as well as when and where the incident took place. Then, since some people have continued to insist that $20 billion was missing from government’s coffers, a brand new story is being woven about the fabled amount. And the story is that $17 billion out of the $20 billion has been traced to a Zenith Bank account and that Diezani has negotiated to return the money to the Federal Government.

Of course, many of us are already familiar with tales that the minister is seeking asylum with some foreign countries and that former Head of State, Gen. Abdusalami Abubakar, is negotiating a soft-landing for her. There is, indeed, a diet of tales surrounding the activities of the minister. But she has dismissed all of them as hogwash. She has also gone ahead to tell the world that some powerful operators in the oil industry are behind her travail.

In her bid to move Nigeria’s oil and gas sector away from insitutional and insitutionalised corruption, Diezani said that she stepped on a number of big toes. She is proud to tell us that millions, if not billions  of dollars, have been taken out of the hands of multinational oil companies and their subcontractors and put in the hands of Nigerians through the local content policy. This bold step may not have gone down well  with those who had been feeding fat from the oil sector. Diezani feels satisfied that she is on the right side of history. But her detractors will not let her be. And that appears to be the reason for the renewed critical searchlight being beamed in her direction.

Perhaps, it was in the light of the fictive tales being woven around Diezani and the so-called missing $20 billion that Gen Muhammadu Buhari, the president-elect, is getting unduly excited. Buhari was reported to have said a few days ago that he would inquire into the alleged missing $20 billion when he assumes office. In Buhari’s understanding, Mallam Sanusi Lamido Sanusi was sacked as the governor of Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) for telling the world that $20 billion was missing from the country’s coffers. It would have been surprising to hear Buhari say this if he was not engaged in a one-minded pursuit of his fancies and fantasies. But because he and others like him have programmed their mindset to achieve a given objective,  Buhari’s belief is in line with whatever that objective is. That is why he has chosen to believe what he considers convenient.

But those who do not want to stand truth on its head know that Sanusi was not sacked by anybody. He served out his tenure. He could not qualify for a renewal because he was playing dangerous politics with the office of CBN governor.

As we were saying earlier, the mischievous tales being woven around Diezani have started exciting Buhari. He believes the story that a certain amount of money was recovered from Diezani and that she has negotiated for a refund. That was why Buhari spoke thus a few days ago. “I heard that some people have started  returning money. I will not believe it until I see for myself.” That is the mood  around the president-elect. He appears excited by it all. It is the excitement  that he will take to office. And when he gets there, the story, whatever it is, must be made to fall into place. It will not matter how the story will be hammered into shape. The important thing is that it will be made to fit. And when this becomes the case, we will, very soon, be faced with a situation where fiction will be wearing the toga of fact.

As should be expected, Nigerians have been reacting in various ways to Buhari’s declaration that he will revisit the $20 billion saga. But Jonathan, who has been laughing very broadly with Buhari in recent weeks, must have been surprised that the General is not impressed by his (Jonathan’s) attempt to be seen to be one with the man he wants to handover power to. In spite of the broad smiles, Buhari is still very suspicious of Jonathan and his government. That is why he wrongly accused Jonathan of sacking Sanusi. That is also why he is insisting that Sanusi’s claim over missing $20 billion was true. It is also for  reasons of disdain that Buhari has for Jonathan and his government that he wants to throw aside the probes, inquiries and audits conducted by the Jonathan administration on the alleged missing fund and, instead, institute his own probe or inquiry.

I suspect that one of the strangest things, which the incoming administration will be doing will be to foist some people’s sympathies or mischief on the rest of us. If a certain breed of Nigerians closed their eyes and ears to the facts of the $20 billion alleged to be missing, then the government run by that breed will ensure that the lie it has been holding on to for years is elevated to the level of truth.

It is, indeed, strange that Sanusi’s $20 billion is still an issue in Nigeria. A matter in which a CBN governor muddled up his figures and caused more confusion in the process ought to have been dismissed as the figment of his imagination. But the mumbo jumbo was still picked up from the ashes of disinformation and dusted up so that the truth could be established.

But how did we come about Sanusi’s poisonous tale? The man had, in September 2013, written President Jonathan, alleging that the Nigeria National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) had failed to remit the sum of $49.8 billion to the Federation Account over a 19-month period. The letter was supposed to be for the president’s attention and necessary action. But Sanusi had other intentions. That was why he leaked the letter to the Press. Soon, the matter became a virus in our body-politic.

Government would not leave such a grave allegation lying low. The Senate took interest in the matter and referred it to an appropriate committee. When Sanusi appeared before the Senate Committee, which was inquiring into his allegation, he told the committee that the missing figure was $12 billion instead. He was later to change the figure to $19.8 billion and then to  $20 billion. Even though Sanusi contradicted himself to no end, those whose minds were closed to the facts of the matter insisted that he was right.

It was for this reason that Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, the Minister of Finance, had to call for a forensic audit on the matter. A reputable audit firm, PricewaterhouseCoopers has since carried out an audit of NNPC’s account and came up with the verdict that no money was missing. But this verdict does not appear to have impressed Buhari and his gang.  It did not conform with what they have chosen to believe. That is why Buhari wants to institute his own probe. He and his cohorts want to be told what they want to hear.

What should we then expect in the days to come? Compulsive and forced lies? Buhari may do well to spare himself the infamy of engaging in witch-hunting. There are many issues of national importance that should engage his attention. Vendetta and bad blood will only lead to a blind alley.

http://sunnewsonline.com/new/?p=11713

shachris03:
i'm just sick and tired of it...all of it. it makes me sick to the stomach.

What, you might ask? This 'get rich at all cost' altitude of my brothers.

I have been in warri, delta state for my service year. I stayed a whole full year there.

But finally i came back to aba, my hometown.

The first thing i bought in a store, a superglue i bought for N50 was just water. more than 3 quarter of the content was air, and the remaining content was just a slimy liquid that could'nt even glue my fingers together.

I thought that was a mistake, the next morning i went to buy detergent for washing. I bought the Ariel sachet, went home and opened it and you wouldn't believe what i saw. the detergent couldn't even lather.

Throughout my stay in warri, never, not even once did i buy any product that i was not happy with, and just two days in aba, i have bought 2 adulterated products already?

If you ever buy anything in aba, there are 59% chances that it would be fake. I have been to some other states and this is not the case. Same with onitsha. They copy so well that you can barely differentiate.

They way wealth is worshiped in my region is very disgusting. All my friends are into Scam. You can barely find an honest innocent guy here.

During my stay in warri, i found guys that go to farm, do menial jobs and apprenticeship. but here, everyone is feeling way to big. Most graduates are just too lazy to do anything aside yahoo and internet scams. And the most disturbing part is that, nobody cares.

Last year, one of my friend, a very little boy of 19, hit money on yahoo and rented a flat for his parents. They didn't even ask how he got the money.

Most of our brothers that are being sent abroad are even expected to steal. if you do not steal, you are not sharp. 'can't you see chinedu that went to abroad last year and he is back this year already building a 4 story house? '

I am writing this because i am very concerned with the way this is going. What would be our prospects in the future? is this the way to build a stronger society?

Let's call a spade a spade and stop this extreme materialistic tendencies of our people.

Shachris.

chiefinalowo:
Could it be true that while ibos were been taken on by the Federal Forces, Ojukwu ran to Ivory Coast with his entire family members.
The picture below was taken when Ojukwu with two of his children was in Ivory Coast.
It was recorded that Ojukwu with his family members added more flesh during the war and also in Abidjan.

Can any ibo man prove me wrong?

tochukwuifeduba:
please disregard an ealier post by some miscrants its a false picture with the evil intent to ridicle the prestigious Biafran army Best in Africa during her era!!

[/quote]these boys,pics are just hilarious and funny.
Cheiii loooooooooooll. Can't stop laughing.
Uzobhu, eyinba eyhin.

[quote author=ludamix post=33132272]Pictured are Biafra "soldiers" undergoing routine drills at a military training camp near Owerri in August 1968 during the Civil War. After the Igbos claimed to have suffered through years of suppression under Nigeria’s military government, the breakaway state of Biafra proclaimed its independence from Nigeria which led to the infamous war between Nigeria and Biafra in July 1967.

Photo Credit: AP

chamboy:
Imo, Anambra and Abia....



#unitednigeria

timmilehin:
http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/04/ndigbo-forum-lists-demands-for-buhari/?hootPostID=c5264f3682179c1a07508f0e895bff2a

PPAngel:
Osun is a prelude to what wil befall you ingrates in the SW when and not if we leave this useless Nigeria.

Don't like to hear of ND seccessionist agenda? Then enlist in Baba Biodun's Osogbo Brigade of the sophisticated OPC which will ally with those raving lunatics in the north east and try and stop us.

Operation 12 Monkeys has began. No more free food for baboon

Ephemmm:
Hey hey... Is APC giving you an overnight headache? I wonder how tribalistic Bigot quickly rush to condemn the action of other state while the same cankerworm is eating you deep in your states.

Is Osun the only states owing salaries? What of Benue that threatens to sack workers that went on strike as a result of incessant non payment of their salaries?

For your information, Ebonyi, Plateau, Benue, are among those that top the list. Are they not under the control of PDP too? In fact, the longest strike Nigerian has ever witnessed happened under the regime of your "ogogoro drinker": you can check it out.

In fact, we have not less than 22 states that owe workers' salaries in Nigeria. Check these links for further information.

http://www.tribune.com.ng/news/news-headlines/item/34180-benue-nlc-threatens-to-sanction-workers-over-strike/34180-benue-nlc-threatens-to-sanction-workers-over-strike

//thenewsnigeria.com.ng/2015/03/20/nlc-sets-up-panel-over-delayed-workers-salaries/

Wake up from your slumber please.

PPAngel:
Abioooh


Osun is the least educated state in southern Nigeria.

I like how their foolishness and typical Yoruba bad belle and jealousy has blinded them in not seeing who their real enemies.

Aregbe chop their money

tonychristopher:
Hmmm the result is obvious.I am not in a penile measuring project with you

tonychristopher:
The way yorubas reason is baffling .this is a guy that tells u he is pure igbo from delta deal with it and deal with your. Mud housed

Twistaray:
Easy there won't be any need using abusive words.
In essence, according to you, you want to make us belief it's a crime to have interest in the oil and gas like most wealthy yoruba does?
Fact here is, you are yet to prove to me that those listed/mention yoruba according to stats are looters or cuRrupt.
Na Igbo holy pass?


Is there a crime that those wealthy yoruba preferred oil and gas to any other business and according to the list : we have 8yeeboo 7yorubas?
Now,Mrs Alakija is among few or many that are not included in the list.
What does that tell us.
You still think u are better and other tribes are lazy?

We can not all sleep in the same direction now.
Different folks different destiny.
You rich you are rich,you poor? Shekena you are poor nah ni

He en