₦airaland Forum

Ekealterego:
Na Benin/Edo/Delta people be the real Naija drug kingpins for Italy.

The madams them be the real women traffickers/ prostitution network for Italy...then them go Germany go retire or seek asylum.

When you come Italy and Germany, you go think say na Igbos go plenty pass, but in reality na Edo and a little bit of Delta... Na even for Port cities, you go find Igbos.

Some of these people do not know what they are getting into when they are leaving for Niger-Libya then eventually crossing through the Mediterranean sea.

Mehn! You go cry for Naija.

Armaggedon:
I didn't understand your reaction to my initial post and how cross river joined my conversation.

Armaggedon:
read my post well. Didn't understand you.

Armaggedon:
I saw how the writer expressed his fantasy of dividing the Igboland in Rivers into two. Orashi in SE and PH in SS. While at the same time bringing Kwara to SW. I knew he was another yorubaman.
What people like Obi wali fought and was killed for, was the creation of PH state into SE.

well, all these are meaningless now. state creation makes the central govt more powerful and regions weaker. separation is the best.

kabillionaire:
Nice map but while not create Hausa separate, Fulani separate to make everything balanced?

smile11s:
The entire north were once Igbo land. Even the names of the so called cities and states in the north are still Igbo names

ijawcitizen:
varilex
How come your itsekiri that doesn't own a single local government area in Delta state is having such a large chunk of land in your map?

Igbochief001:
Not when each region is divided into Provence where each minority can from a province as long as they can meet up with the required financial requirements ...

Each proven handle your resources pay 30% to region , region collects that and pay 40% to federal ...region has police , but province has it's loca sharif's , handles basic education ,primary health care , roads ,

Region handles electricity , universities , general hospitals , research institutions ,

We can work it out

afonjaheadhunts:
I hope I have sent those Nigerian used condom's that my mom picked from ibo brothels, to my sister in Italy, .

I know where you are coming from now so your jabs will be hitting me like target ads..

afonjaheadhunts:
Shut up slave

Apreecauts:
When my brain has suddenly become empty, that's when I start spewing nonsense

Apreecauts:
I hope you also shine your teeth when your girl tells you the same mtcheew.

Sonnobax15:

Despite the numerous bombers that Edo has always been known for producing, still,the rate at which poverty dey smell for every street dey alarming..

I witnessed it sometime last year when I paid my friend a visit at benin precisely.....As a matter of fact, laziness be like job opportunity for benin...

You go see fine young boy wey go bath finish for morning stroll come meet you just to come beg you money.. Immediately you give am finish,he go go back to house go chill

AdakaBoro8:
igbo tribe will go into exinction some day because of their inability to recognised their biafla territory..

because of biafla igbos have offend everybody through their agents (ipob).

what funny is that for them to offend only the north, instead they keep offending their neighbours.. now even Jesus sef don hate dem.

As govt seeks PPP, says residents consume over 1.8M heads of cattle, 1.M goats yearly
By Olasunkanmi Akoni
The Lagos State Butchers Association has requested the provision of about 50, hectares of land from the Lagos State Government for ranching and rearing herds of cattle in the state.

Meantime, Lagos State Commissioner for Agriculture, Ms Absiola Olusanya, at a Stakeholders’ Engagement on the Red Meat Value Chain held in Alausa, Ikeja, at the weekend, disclosed that well over 1.8 million herds of cattle and over 1.4 million herds of sheep and goats, respectively, are been consumed in Lagos on an annual basis.

Olusanya, called on the private sector to partner with it to establish feedlots in the state for cattle rearing and fattening in furtherance of its reforms and sanitization of the red meat value chain, stressing that partnership becomes necessary as it would ensure better production and supply of cattle for consumption in the state.

According to her, the feedlots when operational would help revive and resuscitate cows that might have travelled from far cities such as Sokoto, Jalingo, Bauchi and Jigawa among others where they may have come to Lagos before slaughtering them.

Olusanya added that the feedlot system would also help in fattening the cows before taking them to the slaughter slabs which would improve the quality of beef as well as help butchers and meat sellers to make more profit.

“We have been having discussions around the transformation agenda centred on abattoirs, transportation and markets but there is a revised plan to have a more holistic approach to the red meat value chain.

“We are not just focusing on abattoirs alone which are a processing angle, we are starting right from the animal identification and traceability systems, meaning right from the source or point of origination of the cattle.

“That is why we want to establish feedlots in the state so that we can have cattle fattening centres. Having feedlot centres means that the cattle can rest, they can be fattened so that people can make more profit, and you have even more wholesome beef on your table.

“We will like to deliver and achieve all of these things this year if possible, so you can start off with a pilot project. So we want the relevant private sector to partner with us to establish the feedlots, everything is going to be a private sector drive as the government is only going to create the necessary enabling environment.

“So establishing the feedlot system is critical not just for the fattening alone, but for the purpose of rearing the cattle themselves. We have land in Lagos that can be used for this and that is what Mr Babajide Sanwo-Olu wants in the state,” Olusanya stated.

The commissioner stressed the need for more abattoirs in the state so as to cater to the needs of the over 22 million people in the state thus the need for public-private partnership investments in the sector.

“The idea around the red meat value chain stakeholders’ engagement is to have a sort of conclusion around how the sector should move forward and we will be working with the Butchers Association Lagos State Chapter, which has a membership of over 30,000 butchers.

“Lagos consumes well over 1.8 million heads of cattle and over 1.4 million heads of sheep and goats respectively on an annual basis. Lagos is consuming well over 50 per cent of what Nigeria produces in terms of red meat,” the Commissioner stated.

Earlier, the Chairman, Lagos State Butchers Association, Mr Bamidele Kareem, speaking on the plan to set up feedlots, as well as on the background of suspension of movement of food supplies from the northern part of the country to the southern region, said the association was ready to rear and scale-up meat requirement of consumers in Lagos if the state government would approve their request on the provision of 50, hectares of land for ranching.

According to Kareem, “Since we are the highest consumers of red meat in Nigeria, but we butchers don’t breed cattle, that’s why we encouraging government for feedlots for breeding. Remember in 1946 during the colonial era there were ranches in the Western region and when Chief Obafemi Awolowo became the Premier he expanded it.

“Subsequently, the intervention of the military crumbled it and made it look as if only Fulani who can breed cattle and that’s what we are facing now. Even if we can’t produce what we can consume at the least we can produce substantive quantity.

“We are proposing a land at Imota area of the state to the state government but we understood the government is looking at another land in Epe. We pray it happens soon.”

He said the association was ready to partner with the state government on the establishment of feedlots to boost food security in red meat production but urged the government to address the challenges confronting meat production which include poor economy, epileptic power supply and poor infrastructure among others

okigbojihad:
afonjaheadhunts the idiot u're replying to is a benin scum.

valirex i can see u like pokenosing in igbo affairs woe betide u d day i will hv ur time on this forum....

afonjaheadhunts:
Yes o my brother I had to type that epistle to let my Sophisticated scratched faced Accommodators appreciate the Nsibidi and Igbo culture on their face.

afonjaheadhunts:
Look Adiddas face let me tell you something Igbo's careless what scratched face tribe say or think, we careless about what a tribe who were soundly defeated by hot sexy women would say, A tribe that is killed by only one Hausa blow. Your people are the only tribe in the world to have been colonized by steamy, hot and sexy mama's in high heels with sticks, that is why your men are week to their bones and need Agbo or Jedi to get an erection.

Telling lies to desperately claim the glory of the civil war from the major players UK, Egypt, Morrocco, Chad, Niger etc and northerner's (mainly Benue and Plateau) who took the major blow, to show strength or claim glory when you were actually ghost and missing in action it is ironical or is this another lame afonja dry joke like AY's attempt at comedy. Saying yorubas are weak is not an insult it's a complement at least that is the 2nd thing the entire country would uniformly agree about the yoruba's the first being that yorubas are snakes and not to be trusted.

We know the roles scratched faced people played in the war it was not on Battle ground it was from Awo's desk it is still in our records, mass genocides, bombing of civilian population, markets, churches, schools etc, mass killings by blocking food and medical supplies and shooting of unarmed civilians so stop making noise about the war afonjas did nothing but killing defenceless people like you did in Shasha. Well I hope you are enjoying modern day colonization of Yorubaland this time around by Fulani bandits not women.

Continue living in the fools paradise of a suyanization by afonjas in 67' that never existed when the only people being suyanize in present day Nigeria are afonjas in western Nigeria, and trust me in this Internet age afonjas will not be rewriting history.