₦airaland Forum

justnock:
Is there a psychiatric hospital close to your house? If yes, kindly check-in

Check-in?

All he has to do is repeat this story to them and watch what would happen.

Where is the house located?

By the way, 18 million is more than enough.

RuudVanNisteroy:
Why did Nigeria not pay P & ID and still go to court? OBJ is no different from Abacha,IBB,GEJ,Buhari-they came to steal and destroy.
Bagudu is best friends with Buhari and Malami-the man should be rotting in jail and not have his hand been raised by Buhari with Malami cheering him on.

The P&ID case does not give Nigeria money, it takes from the system.

For the Bagudu case, it is potential money into the coffers.

If you claim Obasanjo was solely for the loot, how come he received from past Abacha payments?

Face it, when the law makes it difficult to achieve your objective, you settle out of court.

This case is a matter of "at all at all".

RuudVanNisteroy:
Why won't the Attorney General deny, when Buhari and him are best friends with Bagudu. Can you not see them selling him in the Kebbi State rally knowing fully well he was Abacha's front who helped him launder billions of dollar to countries around the world.

Why are you dodging the main issue?

Why did Obasanjo ratify the deal?

Why did Obasanjo ratify the handover of money to Bagudu?

Can Nigeria lay claim to the funds without a living depositor signing off?

Should the money remain in America forever?

In any case, the Attorney General has denied that to be the case.

ChoCho54:
Show us proof that's Abia state or hug a transformer.

Maybe its Oslo, Norway.


Clown.

ChoCho54:
Show us proof that's Abia state or hug a transformer.

Proof ?

Asians have never denied it.



That is Aba in all its glory.

A miscarriage of justice.

Not only was it a foul, it was deserving of a red.

How it went without any action is a wonder to all football enthusiasts.

ChybuzzDD:
You wrote quite well, bros. But you have to remember that one of the cardinal problems in this country is the absence of patriotism. No one has any form of patriotism to the country, because no one has that innate feeling that the country belongs to him/them, no matter how much they try to lie about it. It's not that they don't want to, but they absolutely do not see any justification for it naturally. That sweet bond the property owner usually has with his property is not there. People belong more to their ethnicity and religion than they do to Nigeria as a country. This is because the various ethnicities do not actually have much in common. Patriotism can only come when and where that feeling of oneness, majorly arising from a common cultural heritage, runs freely. Such does not exist in Nigeria, and as such, patriotism is conspiciously absent. And without it, there will be no common goal and no love-driven development. You need to see how much citizens of those developed countries love their countries. With that natural love and patriotism, also, accountability is seriously demanded from those given the responsibility to rule over them. Such is regrettably absent here because no one truly has that feeling of belonging and love for the country. And the passage of time will not make that right. Nigeria is like a goat owned by many and which usually dies of hunger. The only hope of salvage will be, at least, regionalism. Since people love their ethnic nations far more than they do for the country, they should follow their love. That natural love will spontaneously drive patriotism and regional development. The yoruba nation, with its regional government, would be ashamed of having that Lagos airport I passed through as its international airport, and the same would apply to the Igbo national as regards the Enugu international airport. Until that is done, the degradation of the seemingly abandoned property called Nigeria, will obviously continue.

This love was in Nigeria up until 2003.

Politicians who needed to dominate their people, started selling all manner of ethnic and religious sentiments which the people bought into.

Till today, it is this same sentiment that has kept some politicians relevant and we all know them.

Love your local community and provide solutions and watch your patriotism soar.

RuudVanNisteroy:
Buhari the kingpin and top promoter of corruption. You can see him raising the hands of mega-looters Bagudu and Ganduje.

This is Abia state, fresh of corruption and subterfuge.

72Morale:
That money better should remain abroad forever because the elements we call politicians here are nothing but corrupt looters looting looted huge amount of money by their enemies.

...And King Solomon awarded the judgement to the woman who cried that the child be not divided in two.

After visiting over 25 countries, I can only shake my head in disappointment when I see fellow Nigerians try to undermine their heritage.

They don't understand.

Is this not the same Kperogi that claimed Buhari has murdered Dasuki?

hucknall:
"Things fall apart " and other novels there is hope

It's a start but not good enough for 180 million people.

ChybuzzDD:
You guys haven't seen anything! You're just seeing the hostel that belongs to students, and may even ask 'is it not just students' hostel?' Every facet of this country has decayed and in a shameful situation, with just nothing left. Have you seen our international airports? I happened to be at that thing in Lagos a few days ago, and I was absolutely ashamed! My shame new no bounds! That airport is a total disgrace to international airports and to black nations in general. I passed through two international airports belonging to two other countries before getting to Lagos. There was not even a single functional AC in that of lagos, while I was dying of cold in other airports I passed through. Everyone, including foreigners was frantically fanning himself with his hands, and staring in total disbelief. The entire infrastructure of a country that's a big member of OPEC is in utter shambles. And no one seems to even care about anything. The people no more have any standards. We're a big shame to Africa in particular, and the black race in general. I think those whose main concern is to daily single the songs of 'one Nigeria' without asking themselves if a country should be like this are completely mentally impaired! I wish I had a country I could be proud of! Tufiakwa!

Is the problem to do with one Nigeria or the general malaise inherent in a 'Nigerian'?

Does the corrupt Igbo importer not bribe the corrupt customs officer with the corrupt Yoruba NPA staff collecting his share?

Has Abia shown itself to be spectacular despite receiving it's own share from the federal purse?

Was it someone in Abuja that made ABA smelly from the time of OUK till date?

It has nothing to do with 'one Nigeria' but more to do with how the Nigerian hates the truth.

We have no philosophy other than how to acquire money without the requisite work behind it.

You cannot compare yourself with a country that has a society for everything, with the thrust of the society being to grow the group to an enviable position.

Take for example, if you were in any western country, I can guarantee you there is a society on horticulture. They would study plants, they would breed them, nurture them, almost worship them to the point that every aspect of that plant sould be known.

What is the African man's business with even the cash crops he produces?

I always laugh when people even point to oil.

If the white man does not show us how to extract oil, can we do the same?

Is there any group of persons dedicated to research in this area?

From Alakija to Azudialu to Indimi, name one who has built a research centre even for the field from which they've made billions?

The real issue is that the black man is yet to embrace science, still entrenched in his primitive behaviour thinking he has come of age because he too has a mobile phone or even a private jet.

Wolgrace:
Hello voltron, I can't help sir. I think you should read my comment again sir.

I'm reinforcing your argument.

SpecialAdviser:
There is a lot of reason why Igbos want Biafra.

In fact, a lot of reason why Nnamdi Kanu is seen as a demi god.

That's why Madonna University has first class hostels.

Wolgrace:
Mind you, they are not termed as "prisoners," more like correctional/rehabilitive centre and home/house arrest with a partial freedom. Reason, they give them 70% freedom to go into city, see family and friends, shop at ease, jogging exercise, etc.. Even wives/hubbies do occassionally visit and spend days with their partners in correctional and rehabilitative flat. They also offer free and best education at all levels to the rehab candidates. They also offer skills acquisition in various fields and talents, like music, art, IT, engineering, and other vocational skills. They also offer them citizen benefits and basic amenities like monthly stipends, clothings, access to techs, gadgets and internet facilities, many more...

Finland sef dey try too... Which way forward naija my country?

Finland brought the world Nokia and Angry birds.

What has Nigeria given to the world?

Are you laughing at Unilag, Nigeria, Buhari or yourself?

Compare yourself with a Norwegian and discover why your country is the way it is.

Firstpage:
Herdsmen caught with guns are not criminals? What other evidence do you need to know they are criminals? Which law allowed them to carry guns?And that idiot agreed with you. terrorist!

Are escorts on Ekene Dili Chukwu criminals?

Are hunters with guns criminals?

Dabronze:
I just hope The EU & US do something positive about the visa ban

Visa ban?

You think that's the eliot's problem?

michlins:
at the current minimum wage of $90, how long will it take us to clear our debt assuming we stop borrowing of course

For you to ask that question means you've abandoned the debt is bad argument as you can see all economies indulge in it.

What should matter to you, is how you can create wealth - real wealth.

By creating products and providing services, the economy would grow and further enhance governments outlays.

Secondly, minimum wage is not the income of every Nigerian. In fact, it is meant to be the minimum wage one pays a worker on a monthly basis.

Use the correct terms, and then we could x-ray our liabilities as well as our potential for overcoming them.

michlins:
what's the income per capital of an average American home. Just because my rich neighbor drinks champagne every day doesn't mean I should drink beer everyday

More important is what is the GDP per Capita of Nigeria?

To answer your question, the income per capita in the USA is 32k dollars.

This means it would take 15 years for an american to pay off his debt assuming all his income went for debt payment.

Bizibi:
smh...I'm pretty sure this one will say most of the money was used on infrastructure smh,some Nigerians are dunces.

Indeed some Nigerians are dunces.

Bizibi:
i hear,I pity some of you.sycophant

Pity yourself.

Bizibi:
oh!! The 70m dollars eca is propaganda....ok!!!!

For you, your Nairaland likes and shares might put food on your table but there is a serious issue that goes beyond your cynicism.

Nigeria is a poor nation and the excess crude account is what is, surplus account for money accrued from sales of oil.

It cannot be growing whilst the price of oil is shrinking even as our budgets are barely met.

Get off your horse of cynicism and begin to seek solutions, it might just help your society.

Forget picture. If you sabi sing begin post your songs make people dey hear.

michlins:
I don't want to believe this not because I expect anything great from this administration but knowing how much loan is hanging on the neck of our unborn generation courtesy of this administration, this one is like another nail in the coffin of this country economy

The average american home owes 502 thousand dollars based on the debt of the nation.

I still don't understand why suspoosedly educated people get swayed by emotions and propaganda.

4xplore:
As you are aware, the Federal and state governments have a lot of ministries, agencies and so on.

I see no reason why this cannot be done once a year to accomodate graudates who "qualify".

Be optimistic man...

I don't do optimism.

I do reality.

It is unsustainable.

We need the private sector creating jobs.

Constantly dumping our handicaps and inability on government would get us nowhere.

We must as private citizens begin to think of how to create.

Create products and services.

All the clothes we wear is foreign-made, save for the few native attires we wear on Sundays.

A country of 180 million people that likes to pose, that has a large number unemployed should be blazing the fashion trail.

We must find a way and stop depending on government.

Let's not even talk about other sectors that we can all find opportunities.

4xplore:
At no point did he mention that every graduate will be employed. He said graduates will be screened and employed based on their suitability.

What most pple dont know is that alot of Nigerian graduates are not employable.

As noble as it sounds, employment is always based on availability not only ability.

No money.

helinues:
Not a bad move.. Only if other legislooters will allow it to scale through

Where would the money come from?

The state cannot afford employing every graduate.

It takes creativity from the populace to produce goods and services which in turn create opportunities for others.