₦airaland Forum

januzaj:
#FACTnotOPINION

scholes0:
Ogun my state is next .....

scholes0:
Ogun my state is next .....

chuna1985:
By d the time biafra comes in 5 - 10 years, igbos must have completed their plans. We will lay claim to a huge chunk of Lagos n defend it. It will be our colony away From biafra. I don't understand d plan.

seunmsg:
We can accuse Kanu of many things, truth is, he is truly sincere and passionate about having biafra. Same can't be said of FFK. Just some months ago, he was campaigning for GEJ to become the president of a united Nigeria. So, what has changed between now and then?

FFK is just an attention seeking nuisance. All he wants is some attention from PMB and he will change is tune. He is the number one political flip floper in Nigeria. Anybody that knows his antecedents will never take him serious.

Mykelpato:
that Oba of Akure must be lacking sense.

Are they jealous because Igbos practice the Eze Ndigbo system or are they jealous because Igbo people are doing well in their state even to the point of being a market leader.
I'm quite sure that the Eze Ndigbo of Akure is richer than the drunkard Oba.

How can u tell a Titled Igbo man to remove his crown, it can never happen,lol about the flogging, Igbo people are being feared and respected even in IRAQ, nobody can flog an average Igbo guy and your head won't be bleeding, even in front of Army barrack.

WARNING : delete this thread before my Goons for here see it, if they do, all the Yoloba female corpers serving here go get problem this night.




#In Whole Nigeria, Yoloba cultures and beliefs are primitive.

KELVINXY:
I concur,Igbo's inability to develop their own states and regions is a miserable failure.!

But I can still boldly say that Igbo's are the most patriotic ethic group in Nigeria,

Cus they believed in Nigeria and work so hard to develop it wherever they are,

But what do they get in return for that;Envy and hatred from the same people that preach "One Nigeria".

Like I always say "if you can't harbor them,let them go"

Rapmoney:
During my sojourn in the Ivory Tower, I was able to figure out that some departments didn't just host lively students and activities. News hardly came from such departments and it seemed these departments were not part of the university community! After visiting some Nigerian higher institutions of learning in recent times, I discovered that the 'boring' phenomenon still exists. Below are some of the departments :

1) Department of Religious Studies: often times when I walked passed this department to my faculty, I couldn't help but wondered whether it is a grave yard since the whole place would be so quiet. The students are not usually much too and they always have this facial expressions of 'Na wa...na me dey study this one'...'Abeg, I don tire for life sef'...'Na make e no be like say we no go school' . You hardly hear any campus news from this department too! I wonder what graduates from this department do because I haven't seen any of the religious studies graduate during my time yet!!!

2) Department of Agricultural Science: The value or importance of agriculture in Nigeria cannot be over-emphasized but the way most Nigerian students see this course has made it to become such a boring department that most students on campus look down on with dismay! Most guys who find themselves in this department/faculty, sometimes, feel inferior to approach babes in departments/faculties such as Law and Medicine because they always erroneously think that the babe would look down on them! . Na Agric Faculty dey always carry last for my university faculty football championship competition! . That inferiority mentality still dey affect them!

3) Department of Philosophy: Another boring department! I once thought of students in this department having a quiet room where they sit and reason for hours as part of their semester exams!!! . I told a friend and he almost laughed his head off! . Na for this dept dem go tell you say the spirit of God dey everything, so you fit address a cup as God! It's such a quiet department.

4) Department of Secretarial Studies: I don't think most of the secretaries in many establishments studied this course to work as a secretary. This department is hardly known and heard of on campus. It is mostly patronised by a handful of rural girls from neighbouring communities who dress like Mary-Amaka!

5) Department of Geography/Regional Planning and Urban Development: Another boring department! I don't think they ever held any event such as departmental/award night till I left school! It is a nice course but boring department in most Nigerian schools!

In essence, I think it is the mentality of the Nigerian society that has 'inferiorized' (I wonder if such word exist in English) these departments and the students under them.

You can add yours!

EasternLion:
When will they remember "State of Osun".

DAPMAN601:
Are u trying to be funny by saying there is no Yoruba presence in the SS? Lmao! please tell me the most employed people in the oil companies there? una no gree go school na! na to make trouble and collect community money, which ur elders they hoard sidelining the Youth. The reason why an IBO has been everywhere b4 25 is cos, una land no get anything to offer una na! u ppl still live in villages and scared to go back home! u shout Biafra and refuse to stay in ur land, who will develop the Biafra nation when u ppl avoid ur states like plague. Abeg make we hear word!

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TonyeBarcanista:
Bros, abeg make them carry their bomb comot for Abuja totally, in fact, make them leave Nigeria. Na who Nyaya people offend?


Where is our president? Na God hand we de sha

HoseaAudu:
who jokes with such news?

freeanijor:
who allowed this one to comment here?

Irelokeh:
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Irelokeh:
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