Shun... I LOVE 9JA Even my ghana folks here tell me they want to come to 9ja... every swag 9ja bring they want to copy...well let me say I LOVE 9JA (LAND OF POSSIBILITIES)

QUESTION:do u still love nigeria? ANSWER: Why

Are there any improvements in rivers since ameachis promises

19naia: My first thought was the same as yours but also sometimes it can come from distant bad winds in the ocean...I Searched on a web site "Latest earthquakes in the world-past 7 days." Just type that into google or so and there is a USGS (united states geological survey) list of all the significant quakes in the world..I checkit every day........The list shows an earthquake in the mid atlantic fault right on same latitude as nigerian coast..It was 5.2 quake aug 17 and is big enough to make small surge to reach lagos and even delta coastal regions.The 1st report was august 18, so maybe it was from august 17 event which took many hours to reach lagos..It is possible that offshore underwater ridges near lagos could have swelled the surge into lagos area....This is not an official report,only my own independant considerations....Be safe you ocean dwelling people and maybe Naija government has been right to remove all the waterfront settlers in lagos..I hope the government will offer alternative resettlement and not just evict them to wander lost....

bros are u in 9ja?... Cos i know we have brains in this country kudos for your research dat to me explains what just occured...

Its obvious to say and state that ghana doesnt beat NIGERIA in anything...

Man_51ut:

Naija born and bred, and MMIA is shit. Naija born and breds don't have to insult the country, all they have to do is go and camp outside US embassy to show you how fecked the country is.

and whos this ABUA hulabalu trinna talk when nigerians are talkin this shows the level of idleness in ur brain quit takin that shit that makes u wanna kkum when u hear abt 9ja KWASEA

Uchemu diya...

LWKMD ;-(

@OP lets set priorities right, Ur mates are looking for ways to better their GP and ur lukin for way to better ur relationship SMH. Remember women chase succesful men and unsuccesful men are busy chasin women...u get?

I Hear all d ghanains say through d grapevine but JEALOUSY is love and hate at the same time...so 9jerians should not be concerned about anything d ghanains say or do. Nigeria is still the GIANT they cant beat...

@OP, seriously one thing ive noticed about hair is dat when u shave it it grows back so try shaving the little one uv got and see it grow en mass it works best of luck...

Ganja speaks

Dey don try

Interesting

NOI ! Could she be a green snake in a green grass?

Saddening!

Huhh....

Wats happenin

@OBJ & IBB Sit ur both a sses down and dont say a word slanderers...am fused

LWKM ROTFLMFAO

Hmmmm...let me think

Ehmmm...*doze off*

Nice criteria for ma akpako friend il introduce u to

9ja SMH

Chei

SmoothCrim:

Don't you get tired of putting Ghana in your smelly mouths

shut ur smelly mouth ABUA...

LWKM

Nice

Seriously i am not impressed by dat move ghana has made, It is quite obvious dat ghanains are d non-industrious set of people. They are very dependent I am speaking from experience hence am writing from ghana. Am not taking sides here but from my knowledge of ghanains i am convince that this is pure 'envy'. I was seeking a ghanains opinion on this issue and he replied "Nigerians should go. Look at how they have colonized our markets the best shops belong to them" and i kept asking is it the fault of nigerians that the ghanains do not have good market strategies? Well, this is what is happening on ground u are entitled to ur own opinion.

I never wanted to make dis statement but no matter the situation it is right i make dis confession that THESE ARE SIGNS OF ENDTIME...ask God for grace to make it through

Da infamous: THE National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA) has warned of a possible famine in the country, following a massive displacement of small and large-scale farmers from the North-East as a result of the Boko Haram insurgency in the area.

To curb further migration of farmers and livestock breeders, NEMA has constituted an Inter-Agency Contingency Committee (IACC).

The warning was made in the “2012 NEMA Report on Boko Haram Insurgency and Disasters in the North-East” made available to The Guardian yesterday in Maiduguri, Borno State.

The report read in part: “Nigeria may face famine by the end of this year because most of the small-scale farmers and big-time farmers in the North are threatened by the Boko Haram attacks. More than 65 per cent of such farmers have already migrated to the southern parts of Nigeria, fearing that the insecurity to both lives and property, including their farmlands and livestock, continues to persist for nearly three years.”

It further stated: “The Boko Haram attacks on these farmers who produce beans, onions, pepper, maize, rice, livestock and catfish in the Lake Chad area for the southern states in the country, have forced them to migrate since the insurgency broke out in Borno State in July 2009.”

The report also stated that the Boko Haram attacks had caused “a wholesale shift to a terrorism-focused approach to disasters in the North-East states,” comprising Borno, Adamawa, Yobe, Gombe, Bauchi and Taraba.

In addition, the report disclosed that the zonal office of NEMA had received an alert from the military on the need to prepare humanitarian contingency frame-work on the implications of the United Nations (UN) Peace-keeping troops withdrawals from Chad and Sudan, as well as the relative peace that might return to Central African Republic.

The displaced and idle rebels from these countries, it is feared, may see Nigeria as a fertile ground to explore for their nefarious activities, especially the border-states in the North-East.

The NEMA report stated that the insurgents, who invaded from neighbouring countries, have attacked several villages in Kala/Balge Local Council of Borno State.

“The foreign invaders imposed various sum of levies and taxes on the villagers ranging from N1 million to N3 million, according to the sizes of the village,” it stated.

The report also stated that the post-election violence displaced 10,000 people in the sub-region, with Bauchi State having the highest of 4,300 while Yobe and Gombe states had 507 and 498 in that order.

.http://www.ngrguardiannews.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=81363:food-scarcity-looms-as-farmers-flee-boko-haram-attacks&catid=1:national&Itemid=559

I remember vividly on the 25th of december 2011 when Prophet T B joshua prophesied in his life broadcast that there mill be famine in Nigeria when he specificaly stated the cause(boko haram) and possible solution(that anybody who is able should venture into mechanize farming. Mind u am not a member of his church; just recalling