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We will continue tomorrow, time to f*ck hell outta Chidinma!!
@ Evergreen, you own case is closed, village girl, since you were born, you haven't crawled out of your hell hole.
@ chino..... you are one hell of a boring dude, keep on recycling your state capital pictures everyday. lowlifer.
@ customized............how your okpa business, clifford orji's successor.
btw
i heard most ibos don't use to build toilet in their cave, jst poo inside lylon the next day they will thorw it inside their neighbours house .
God will help y'all o.
@ chino keep on uploading the prime hood areas of your heavenly onitsha, i will burst your bubble tomorrow, onitsha that i know like the plam of my hand?
fear GOD O

Evergreen123: Amawbia and achalla are better than osogbo , dude.
Osogbo is just a rowdy village

It's not your fault, you haven't been to the land of virtues before,
the land where all your uncles and great grand father made it.
YORUBA LAND.
Unexposed being.
@ the mention of south west all Igbos shall bow.
and you are doing that now.

Evergreen123: meaning u have not been to the east.
the east has more numerous viable cities than SW .
U don't even have a self developed city sef, the Lagos in question would have been another Abeokuta if left for yorubas alone.
shameless ppl

Now i know better, i thought you know the meaning of the word CITY,
So to you now ABAKILIKI is a city, onistsha a city, orlu a city.
lol, anytime i travelled to your almighty cities, all what i usually see there is a dispersed mud houses everywhere with the EXPRESSION OF POVERTY written all over the inhabitants there.
NOTE : The inhabitants there are the unfortunate ones that have not gotten the means to crawl out of there cave (alaigbo) to safe haven (south west).
*********thank you********

Niger street Onitsha : what a beauty to behold

Evergreen123: osogbo?
lack of exposure is dealing with u.
Do u know that osogbo was created same day as awka?
But today, osogbo looks so laid back and archaic with a large population of ppl who are poor and who can't speak English.
very dirty human beings.
let me give u pix

Lack of exposure is dealing with me , Noted,
do you think going to orlu from awka is what is called exposure
i pray that one day you will crawl out from your cave to see what other regions are doing.........
Note : ALAIGBO is the most underdeveloped region in southern Nigeria.

gramci: Igbos don't throw bombs in another man's land

But they are veterans in criminal activities.

waternogetenemy: U are worst than stewpid! ewu!

P.ig

Evergreen123: Lagos is the only developed part of SW and u are not ashamed of that?

Yorubaland is still the most backward area in the south, enter there u will remember ur Macmillan.

Agreed. LAGOS is the only developed state in the south/west.
Now give me one state in the south/east that's developing (not developed)
None right
Just f*ck off.

Evergreen123: The place finer than everywhere in the east

Lol.
Madam, don't start what you can't finish o.
.

Yoritshekiri: The police arrested several BZM members in Enugu, we didn't hear Igbos lamenting about it.
Over the weekend, 220 harmless massob members were arrested in Owerri by soldiers, no one heard Igbos complain.
This shoud give you an idea of those who are the problem with Nigeria.
Yorubas complain even more than those arrested.

Cry Cry Baby
You remind me of Ojukwu. (woman wrapper)
Coward.

Yoritshekiri: The police arrested several BZM members in Enugu, we didn't hear Igbos lamenting about it.
Over the weekend, 220 harmless massob members were arrested in Owerri by soldiers, no one heard Igbos complain.
This shoud give you an idea of those who are the problem with Nigeria.
Yorubas complain even more than those arrested.

Cry Cry Baby
You remind me of Ojukwu.
Coward.

Yoritshekiri: Yoruba illiterate you haven't answered my question.
What are you doing in Abuja instead of the developed and industrialised South West?

Lmfao...........
You want me to answer your question right
because it's the only alternative to South west,
btw, will my answer change the FACT that S/WEST is the most developed Region in Nigeria No.
ADVICE for you............
GO n DIE. Clifford orji's wannabe..........

Yoritshekiri: So what are you doing in Abuja?
Why not stay in your prosperous South West?

"Come pursue me comot now"
Or do you think ABUJA is your Abakaliki where the Only tarred Road there is the road leading to Gov't house??

Don't worry development will come to your Erosion enclave land. (infact he's on his way)
Btw i heard that your own village his no more again.
"Erosion don sweep am"

Yoritshekiri: Yoruba fool allow Nigerian soldiers to do their job.
Key words ''Nigerian soldiers''.

Another Clifford Orji's Cook on the Loose.

lakhadimar: Dont mind that stup1d ibo fool. He was given birth to at Ijebu-ode, his parents work and earn their daily bread in Ogun state, he attended Ijebu-ode Grammer school and he presently works in one mediocre company at Ikeja in Lagos state.

All the things that 1diot and his no-do-good family have achieved in life is because of the Yorubas and Yorubaland.

You See.
What an ungrateful tribe.
The yorubas have been feeding them since 1914. what they knows best is to blackmail the people that feeds them, they are not even good in anything.
even here in ABUJA, their own job is to always become the victim,
"all hail the cursed tribe of israel",
NOTE : Time is coming when any body with flat head will be screened before coming down to SOUTH/WESTERN NIGERIA.

Ibnsultan: The continues killing,arrest and torture of our people(NORTHERNERS) in the east is a dangerous trend. We will not remain silent to these babaric act by our fellow country men from the east. We will take actions within the constitution and international law. #StopEthnicProfiling. Now before it is tooo late

They are already in your nest my friend.
you are free to take those millions of criminals in your land hostages. (start from kano). Let's see there reactions (afterall they are good in noise making)
The way they did during the civil war.
flat heads, always starting what they can't finish.

lakhadimar: Continue to support ethnic profiling. You ibos would feel the pain more when you start getting served with the same bitter pills with which you feed others now

FYI, there are more ibos in Kano state alone than they are Hausas in whole of the south east.

Bro. tell them,
There's no where you won't find igbos (igbo smokers)
Even in sambisa forest they are there doing what they knows best (selling fake weapons).
"nah only God fit help them"
honestly i feel pity for them.

customized07: are those places not liabilities?

Even you this Abakalki boy dey talk??
INTERNETIIIIIIII.
I dare you to name one CITY in S/EAST that is Developed than Oshogbo (the least developed capital in S/WEST.
you think selling okpa and kidnapping your fellow brothers is what the world calls development.
that's how your uncles started what they can't finish in the year 1967.

Sultan of Sokoto, Muhammad Sa’ad Abubakar, yesterday described
politicians as the main problems of the country, adding that the
current security problems are not unconnected to next year’s general
elections.
Speaking when he hosted journalists to a Ramadan breakfast, the
sultan also called for dialogue in addressing the stand-off over the
Chibok girls, saying, “There is nowhere in the world where the might of
any government eliminated insurgency”.
The event was attended by the Catholic Archbishop of Sokoto Mathew
Kukah , Human rights activist Barrister Solomon Dalung, ethnic
leaders and individuals and groups involved in peace initiatives.
“Politicians are the main problems of this country. The insecurity
problem in the country is geared towards 2015, nothing more, if there
is no election in 2015 and it is in 2030, everything will cool down,
everybody is pushing to be at a vantage position to gain electoral
might. The whole thing is about political office, nothing more, what is
painful is that innocent people are being killed every day”, he said.
“When you dialogue with someone, you are not losing face. As mighty
as America is, where they have gone on the Taliban and al Qaeda,
they have been talking to them. For one American life, the American
president released five top commanders of the Taliban who were in
their custody”, he added in reference to the abducted Chibok
schoolgirls.
“If people say don’t dialogue with those people, I say it is because
they are not their daughters. If the girls were our daughters won’t we
pay any amount of money to get them released?” he added.
According to him, the best thing is to identify the problem and how to
stop the killings.
“We must come together to fight insecurity,” he asserted.
The sultan noted with concern that anywhere a northerner is seen, he
is referred to as Boko Haram, describing it as a very dangerous
development. He recalled that Usman Danfodiyo never forced people
to accept Islam, but used reformation. He stressed the need for
Nigerians to always fear God in their dealings with others, adding that
as religious leaders, they are doing what they should do.
”We keep condemning insurgency but some people say we are not
doing enough, what are we supposed to do?”, he asked. Catholic
Archbishop of Sokoto, Mathew Kukah, described the sultan as a
wonderful example in Islam.
“You have made Islam accessible and you have been a wonderful
advertisement for Islam”, he said as he acknowledged efforts of the
sultan on peaceful coexistence in the country.
The archbishop urged journalists to promote efforts at enhancing
peace in the country. He however noted the risks in journalism but
urged journalists to always uphold integrity in their reports.
Human rights activist, Solomon Dalung, stressed the need for leaders
to have the fear of God and lead the country right.
SOURCE : www. dailytrust.com.ng/news/28652-politicians-behind-nigeria-s-problems-sultan

kinxlink: You are correct,Thanks..

You are welcome bro.
"let's proceed-----------------

Category: News Published on Tuesday, 08 July 2014 05:00 Written by
Musa Abdullahi Krishi Hits: 449
Soldiers yesterday arrested more Northerners in Abia State including
an Imam of a Juma’at mosque, the BBC Hausa Service reported.
Others arrested included leaders of different northern groups in the
state.
The report said they were arrested after heavily-armed soldiers raided
several mosques and markets operated by northerners in the state,
including a cattle market at Lokpanta town. The soldiers were said to
have arrested them following intelligence report.
The Imam, Malam Idris Bashir, his assistant and five others were still
under arrest at the time of filing this report.
This is coming barely a month after 486 northerners were arrested by
soldiers on their way to Port Harcourt where they operate as traders
on suspicion of having links with Boko Haram militants.
Most of them have so far been released after spending several weeks
in custody.
A similar incident had occurred early this year when some policemen
arrested over 300 indigenes of Jigawa State in Rivers State, alleging
that they were Boko Haram members. They were released after several
weeks.
back to top
SOURCE : www.dailytrust.com.ng/news/28632-more-northerners-detained-in-fresh-abia-raid




Modified; Back when I used to be a tribalist. But I have given my life to Christ now.
Say no to tribalism
Let’s Peace Reign
Peace!

kinxlink:
1.Can
2.Afghanistan(just quess)
3.barrack obama
4.Been
5.taken
Though am not sure of this answers, bt i need correction as fast as possible.
Thanks in Advance..

***************BRO YOU TRIED*************
4/5
NO. 1 IS COULD.
You WELCOME,

aqualuv: yap. dats tru. thank. wat aby name of futa's v.c and wen futa was founded

FUTA'S VC : PROF. ADEBIYI DARAMOLA
FOUNDED : 1982

kinxlink: How Did I Got 2 Marks
I Got No..
1,2,5,7 and 10
Note:No 1 is dec 12 1996...
Feb 3rd 1976,That is when Ondo state was Created.

NO! Mr. Kinx, i even failed it, i remembered that it was dicovered by justice Aguda and co, in the year 1976, But the creation date is 1991. (like what eadeyeye said)
NOTE : Ondo and Abuja wasn't created the same year.

SUBJECT : GENERAL PAPER.
NOTE : OPTIONS IS PROVIDED.
1. He __ run a marathon when he was in high school. (may, might,
could, can)
2. The taliban are a suni islamist group that ruled
what country (uzbekistani, asebyjan, uganda,
afghanistan)
3 1st african-american to
win d democratic party
presidential nomination in d
USA ( jesse jackson, isaac
powell, barack obama,
andrew young)
4 d dr. Said he should have
__ more careful (be, been,
being, was)
5 bode & ayo will be _
children to school (take,
taking, took, taken)

TheCodeWriter: Still immanuelar here.

1. The parliamnt of USA is called?
2. Ballet nd Tango are types of?
(A)song (b)dancing (c)cycling (d)swimming
3. The first person to develop atomic bomb was?
4. A systm of govt based on ideological belif of equality of people nd concentratn of national resources in d hands of d state is
(A)fanatism (b)egalitarianism (c)democracy (d)utopianism (e)communism

5.The coldest continent ind world is?
6. A frightening dream is called?
7. Which is not a type of eagle?
(A)short-toed (b)booted (c)boneli (d)all of d above.
8. What was d name of the present zimbabwe?
9.Bronze is prefered to copper 4 making medals because?
10. D ability of carbon 2 form long chain is (a)alkylation (b)acylation (c)catenation (d)carbonation
11.Maxillipeds in crayfish is used 4?
(A)feeding (b)swimming(c)respiration(d)sight
12. Tartaric acid is used industrially 4?
(A)make baking powder (b)make fruit juice (c)remove rust (d)dry substances

_______________________________________________________________________
1.The Congress.
2. B (DANCING)
3. Albert Einstein (not sure though)
4. C (democracy)
5. Antartica.
6. Nightmare.
7. C (boneli)
8. Rhodesia.
9. Bronze it's lighter compared to copper.
10. D Carbonation.
11. D sights.
12. B (Make fruit Juice)

seydam21: No. 6......?

heheehhe.
sorry oga. i jumped it.
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The city that was once called the forbidden city is
JAPAN

Delegates attending the ongoing national conference are divided over
the percentage to be paid to oil producing states as derivation funds
or resource control.
While some delegates insisted that the amount must be more than
the current 13 per cent, others disagreed, saying that status quo must
be maintained.
The delegates spoke while contributing to the debate on the report of
the committee on Devolution of Power, which was presented by its two
co-chairmen, Obong Victor Attach and Ibrahim Coomassie.
On resource control, the committee has recommended that “the 13 per
cent derivation as contained in the 1999 Constitution of the Federal
Republic of Nigeria be sustained with a proviso that a percentage of
the 13 per cent derivation to the communities from the resources are
derived. ”
On the issue of offshore and onshore dichotomy, the committee said
the matter should be left as its is.
Critically examined in the report, whose recommendations would be
subjected to vote by the Conference later, were the issues of resource
control, derivation principle, revenue sharing and the development and
exploitation of mineral resources nationwide.
The report also examined 68 items cited in the Second Schedule, Part
One of the 1999 Constitution which deals with the Exclusive
Legislative List; and 30 items contained in Part Two of the Fourth
Schedule that deals with the Concurrent Legislative List.
While most delegates from the South said derivation should be
increased from the current 13 per cent to between 21.5 and 50 per
cent, others suggested that it should be reduced further from where it
was now.
Resource control, perhaps, was the most debated aspect of the report.
Each delegate, depending on where he or she came from either wanted
considerable level of control of resources in view of the adoption of
true federalism by the Conference while others said the issue did not
arise as far as they were concerned.
Those who canvassed the view that states should control their
resources said they did so in the spirit of devolution of power, which
allows the states to only pay or make appropriate financial
contributions to the Federal Government.
Others argued that mineral resources in Nigeria were owned in law by
the Federal Government as contained in Section 44(3) of the 1999
Constitution, as amended.
Section 44(3) states that: “Not withstanding the foregoing provisions
of this section, the entire property in and control of all minerals,
mineral oil and natural gas in, under or upon any land in Nigeria or in,
under or upon the territorial waters and the Exclusive Economic Zone
of Nigeria shall vest in the Government of the Federation and shall be
managed in such manner as may be prescribed by the National
Assembly.”
In his contribution, a former Governor of Bayelsa State, Diepreye
Alamieyeseigha, said the people of the South-South and other oil
producing states, would not take anything less than 50 per cent.
He said it was insulting to compare the cultivation of groundnut with
oil exploration, insisting that the people of the oil producing areas
were suffering.
Senator Nimi Barigha-Amange said he did not believe in the sharing
of revenue by the Federal Government to states, an action he said
would make the federating units lazy.
He said that the excessive demand for states was as a result of
revenue sharing at the centre, but added that as a true Nigeria, he
would go with graduated derivation that he said would cultivate to
fiscal federalism.
Based on this, he said he would recommend “21.5 per cent derivation
(2015-2019); 25 per cent derivation between 2020-2024; 30 per cent
derivation between 2025-2029 and fiscal federalism from 2030.
“Fifteen years is enough time to develop other resources in order for
the country to practice fiscal federalism.
“I also reformed that 50 per cent of the Derivation Fund going to,oil
production states should be committed to the development of oil and
gas producing communities.
“Each oil producing state should set up an oil producing community
development fund that will manage the 50 per cent from the
Derivation Fund.”
He also expressed his support for the five per sent fund for solid
mineral development fund as recommended by the committee, but
added that two percent of the fund generated from oil and gas should
be set aside for the restoration of the debates environment of the oil
producing communities.
In his contribution, a prominent Ijaw Leader, Chief Edwin Clark, said
the region must get at least 25 per cent, saying that if the national
conference of 2005 could recommend 17 per cent, fairness demanded
that the amount be increased.
“All we are asking for to be part of this country is that fairness must
prevail and we want nothing less than 25 per cent. No one should
come here and say that the statuo quo should remain. Those who are
saying that are not progressives. It must not be less than 25 per
cent,” he said.
His position was supported by a former Governor of Rivers State, Dr.
Peter Odili.
In his contribution, a Senior Advocate of Nigeria, Mr. Femi Falana,
urged the Federal Government to pay the money being owed the Niger
Delta Development Commission.
The money, he said, could be as much as N1tr.
A former Minister of Information, Prof. Jerry Gana, however cautioned
those calling for the increment in derivation, saying if the request was
granted, it would lead to the collapse of many states due to paucity of
funds.
“There is need to empower every state to develop mineral resources in
their areas. If we give the Niger Delta all they require, some states
would collapse and all Nigerians would move to the Niger Delta. This
is not good for the country,” he said.
A former Governor of Kebbi State, Sen. Adamu Aliero, suggested that
those who were asking for increase in derivation should also consider
that mineral resources outside the continental shelf should be owned
by the Federal Government.
Prof. Gambo Laraba Abdullahi said it has been discovered that 76 per
cent accruing to the nation was not accounted for and “we are here
fighting over the remaining 24 per cent.”
In his contribution, Gen. Geoffrey Ejiga from Benue State said if more
money should be given to the Niger Delta there was the need to
ensure that the money was properly utilised.
He said money should be given to clean up the Niger Delta region,
saying “when you give money to the elite they misapplied it.”
SOURCE : www.punchng.com/news/confab-delegates-divided-over-resource-control/