₦airaland Forum

hammer6:
OIL RUNS OUT MATE.

OIL IS BASICALLY THE REMAINS FROM DEAD ANIMALS FROM THE DINOSAUR AGE.

IT WILL RUN OUT AND THE OYINBO KNOW NIGERIA OIL WILL SOON RUN OUT.

THEY SAID IT MANY YEARS AGO.

DUBAI HAVE USED THEIR ONE TO DEVELOP INFRASTRUCTURE & TOURISM.

NIGERDELTA HAVE USED THEIR ONE TO DESTROY THEIR ENVIRONMENT.

THEY DONT EVEN HAVE CLEAN WATER TO DRINK, FARM LAND AND FISH IN THEIR RIVERS BECOS OF OIL.

THEIR POVERTY WILL BE ON SHOW FOR THE WORLD TO SEE IN THE FUTURE.

Limitednow:
But only Igbo's were ordered to go, why calling on all southerners?

I sense disintegration!

Everywhere in this country, hardly a day pass without Igbos been discussed, haba!

benuejosh:
welcome to the food basket of the nation. Our soil is dark and NOT RED, NO EROSION, our waters are fresh not salty and also not contaminated with oil, we are the largest producers of yams in Nigeria, cassava e der, more than enough fruits(oranges,mangoes, e.t.c), very peaceful set of people (all shame to those herdmen trying to disturb the villagers/farmers, we've finally banned open grazing in Benue and it is been implemented with full force), a fertilizer blending plant, yam flour processing factories (privately owned), Plenty rice [Miva Rice, Ashi Rice, e.t.c(makers of high quality rice)], we are also the highest producers of millet, corn, sesame seeds, soy beans (we also have a lot of Soy oil processing factories here), garri na our own too, the list is endless, I can go on and on. But if you doubt any of those things you think I mentioned that we produce, then ask those guys from the east and south south. Natural resources is a story for another day. limestone we get (there are even three Cement factories in Benue, Dangote Cement factory, Mbayon Cement factory, Igumale Cement factory) , zinc we get, Iron Ore we get, Crude oil sef them say e der, Clay for ceramics sef e der, e.t.c make we live this talk for another day since we are talking agriculture and food today.

For those who get confused, we from Benue State are NOT Hausa/Fulani. They don't even make up the minority in the state. You can't as well find any ward concillor who is elected an Hausa/Fulani man. NEVER! Thanks

So welcome Mr president and The executive governor, who are both coming to have a clue on how this is done. Needless to say, the wheelbarrows were for farmers and not youth empowerment.

welcome to Benue The Food Basket Of The Nation.

quote me when you want to say something responsible and reasonable.

Kingspal:
please i'm not on whatsapp, how can i contact you for fiverr materials

madenigga:
See u in hell

madenigga:
If you are reading this and you are from the Nigerian army, please I would like to request that the Nigerian government should start a man hunt on every body promoting Biafra whether online or offline.

I am anan igbo man nd we give you the order to squash the Biafran rebels.

If you cannot do it, maybe because of human rights issues or not to be seen as a one sided government, I have nd I know a lot of igbos that will freely do it for you.

Keeping Nigeria one is a task that must be done.

GloriaNinja:
SO WHAT WILL HER BIOGRAPHY SOLVE NOW?

kuchikau1:
ur father is in need of such advice.

chibuzorAbia:
Of course, lagos is Igboland na, MuMu!

FlyoruB:
Yinmu. Look here Chikelue2000 or whatever, Lagos was destined to be great, with or without Igbo contribution. #Fact. The SW was already blazing the trail and setting the pace even during regionalism. You people should go and build something akin to Lagos in the SE then maybe we would begin to take you seriously. Till today, your region still can't boast of a standard CBD like the ones in Lagos, Abuja and the Ibadan one below, yet you are bragging about developing Lagos?? Till today una no even get a single building in your entire region that is as tall as Cocoa house that was built in the mid-sixties, and you dey there dey make mouth.

kuchikau1:
haha... I rendered d statement invalid even b4 typing. But next b mindful of ur coment on my post.

kuchikau1:
one of your offspring must run MAD.

kuchikau1:
sex is womens greatest weapon against men. Do u no dat if a gal decide to kill a man, it already done. My brother, every i see guy doing all sort of tin just to gain a gals love, they follow tis gals like sheep witout a shephered, making dis gals feel like queen elizabeth. See hw undaage gals no longer have respect for adults,simply because dey are ben beged and chase by idiot who call demselves guys/men. I came to hate gals wen i knew about d chemistry of their menstral process and hw dey have enslaved men. Imagine a guy tinks hw to bed a gal just merely looking at her and these gals has taking adventage of this to manupulate men, kill great men, destroy d future of young guys.

nwaigbomg:
[b]imo state
chioma ajunwa( the first african women to win olympic gold medal)
flora nwamkpa (the first Nigerian if not african writer/novelist)
chinyere onyenaucheya(the first african female pilot)
perpetua nkwocha(the winner of african women footballer of the year and highest goal scorer, last year. which was her fourth time of winning the medal, which no other woman in africa has done)
uche ucharia(first african woman footballer to win the best player of the year in 1998 and first african women to coach a national team and win gold medal)
about 45% of ladies in Nigerian football are from imo state, in super falcon, falcon and falconet( people like ugochi oparanozie(the most valuable player in the last tournament, stella mbachu(the man of the match, i.e the final) just to name a few
Dr Ada okwuonu( deputy Governor Imo state)and you forgot to mention our own lindaikeji
chris anyanwu (prominent nigerian senator representing owerre zone)
kema chikwe (a prominent foremost nigerian female diplomat and politician)
stephanie okereke(a prominent nollywood actress)
rita dominic(a prominent nollywood actress)
onyeka onwenu (foremost nigerian famous musician)
Professor Catherine Acholonu


Professor Catherine Acholonu
Former Special Adviser on Arts and Culture to the Ex-President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, Professor Acholonu is a writer, researcher and former lecturer on African Cultural and Gender Studies. She is the author of over 15 books, most of which are used in secondary schools and universities in Nigeria, and in African Studies Departments in USA and Europe, the most notable of which are The Gram Code of African Adam: Stone Books and Cave Libraries, Reconstructing 450,000 Years of Africa's Lost Civilizations which earned her the award of Professor of African History and Philosophy from Pilgrim's University and Theological Seminary, North Carolina; The Earth Unchained - A Quantum Leap in Consciousness, A Reply to Al Gore; Motherism - The Afrocentric Alternative to Feminism and The Igbo Roots of Olaudah Equiano. Prof. Acholonu's works and projects have enjoyed the collaboration and the support of United States Information Service (USIA), the British Council, the Rockefeller Foundation, Microsoft World and the World Monument Fund.

In 1989, as an upcoming scholar, Acholonu toured universities in USA and United Kingdom, lecturing on her research findings and discovery of the Nigerian origin of 17th Century slave author Olaudah Equiano under the United States International Visitor's Program and the British Council sponsorship Program. In 1986 she was the only Nigerian, and one of only 2 Africans to participate in the United Nations Expert Group Meeting on Women, Population and Sustainable Development: the Road to Rio, Cairo and Beijing, which took place in Dominican Republic, focusing on the mainstreaming of gender into the Plans of Action of the UN world conferences of Rio, Beijing and Cairo. Prof Acholonu holds several international awards and honours. She is the founder of Afa Publications, a Fellow of the Nigerian Institute of Corporate Administration, a Fellow of the Nigerian Institute of Chartered Administrators and a Fellow of the Whelan Research Institute, Owerri to name a few. She is the founder of the Let's Help Humanitarian Project, a charity-based NGO and the Head of the Catherine Acholonu Research Center for African Cultural Sciences based in Abuja, Nigeria.

In 1990 she was honoured with the Fulbright Scholar-Writer-in-Residency award by the US government, during which she lectured as Visiting Professor at 4 colleges of the Westchester Consortium for International Studies, NY, USA.

She is listed in the International Who is Who of world Leadership, USA; the African Women Writers, Who's Who of the Top 500 Women in Nigeria; Who s Who in Nigeria; and the International Authors and Writers Who's Who, published in Cambridge, UK. She was recently appointed African Renaissance Ambassador by the African Renaissance Conference with head quarters in Benin Republic.

Prof Catherine Acholonu is Nigeria's Country Ambassador for the UN Forum of Arts and Culture (UNFAC) instituted by the global Secretariat of the UN Convention to Combat Desertification based at the UN Building, Bonn, Germany. Before this new assignment, she was the Special Adviser on Arts and Culture to the President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria from 1999-2002. Under the leadership of Prof. Acholonu, UNFAC a number of ambitious programs aimed at creating an interface between cultural development in local communities of Nigeria and sustainable environmental development. Under this program, UNFAC has been partnering with Microsoft to give basic IT Training to under-served community dwellers in Nigeria under the Microsoft Unlimited Potential Program.

The UNFAC team of culture researchers- linguists, anthropologists, historians, IT specialists, folklorists - led by Prof. Acholonu, are conducting research aimed at unearthing the hidden meanings of ancient Nigerian rock art/inscriptions known as Ikom Monoliths of Cross River State, which thanks to Acholonu's research findings and nomination application, have now been listed by the World Monument Fund in its 2008 list of 100 Most Endangered Sites as "a ancient form of writing and visual communication , dating before 2000 B.C." Acholonu is seeking international support and funding for her monoliths research by which she has proved that Sub-Saharan African Blacks possessed an organized system of writing before 2000 B.C. (more than 4000 years ago) and a Pre-History recorded on 350 stones which she and her team of researchers are now transcribing and translating. (See The Gram Code of African Adam, the first in a series on the monoliths research.) She believes that the contents of these stone records will prove that Black Africans were the midwives of human civilization, and will change human history as we know it.

Acholonu is an incurable idealist and a frontline political activist. She contested for the post of President of Federal Republic of Nigeria 1992. Acholonu is one of the founding member of the Peoples Democratic Party, a member of its National Women Mobilization Committee and the Imo State Woman Leader of PDP in the formative years of the party. She is the National Spokesperson of the Movement for Gender Parity, a gender-advocacy group that was in the frontline for the demand for and attainment of the post of the First Woman Speaker of the Nigerian House of Representatives. As a leading Nigerian political activist Prof. Catherine Acholonu is an advocate for human rights and women's rights and often expresses burning opinions in the national media on the need for government to put the people first.[/b]

Mcslize:
Have added u but u need to make your payment as soon as possible cuz class will start any time soon.

Vicolan:
Nigeria will be a better and a great country again!!!

eminent007:
Follow your own advice and come show us a black blackmamba

eminent007:
Black mamba ain't black.........
Nigerians ehn...
Only to read Engineering, Medcine and Law na im dem sabi

originalKsp:
Chai, '3 idiots' one of my best Indian movies. I hope to watch this your version.

Complete this if you no am:

[i]Give me some sunshine,

give me some rain,

give me another chance,

I wanna _______________
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