₦airaland Forum

This one no dirty na. See the one for my compound. I have been living in the place(rented) for just over 2 years. There has always been dirt in the water when newly pumped One day, wifey complained that the water is smelling so we stopped using it to cook. We have been drinking sachet water. Washing it myself might just be too risky cos of the height and closeness to fence. So I asked other 2 tennants to lets contribute and give plumber money to wash. One of them was reluctant until I decided to climb the height myself to even see what was there.

mrvitalis:
Ask any igbo man who leaves in the east who you are safer with IPOB ESN or Nigerian Army/police...ESN would get 98% minimum

The ESN that don't want your children to write their waec examination, mathematics for that matter.

Ofunaofu:
Go and learn the new national anthem and leave Peter Obi alone

Address what the OP said. He made a strong allegation which is true. Obi only addresses issues that concerns other regions and not his SE. Over 30,000 Igbo students are about to miss their waec maths examination due IPOB sit-at-home order. Obi isn't saying anything. No top Igbo people are saying anything to caution IPOB.

immortalcrown:
Terrible!

Nothing justifies the destruction. But necessary questions should be asked.

1.
Why would IPOB do such a thing on the 29th, not on the 30th?

2.
Why would IPOB do such a thing only in that market? The very market is not the only marketplace in the Eastern region and is not the only market that functioned on the 29th in the region. The very market is neither the smallest nor the biggest in the region.

It was only during the EndSARS protest that Nigerians admitted that a movement can be hijacked by hoodlums. The market attack is totally wrong, whether it was by IPOB or by another group. But if not that common sense is not common in Nigeria, those accusing IPOB here should first do an intelligent analysis to have a better idea of who should be suspected in the case.

If you like, attack my comment and call me IPOB. But you cannot point out any falsehood or illogicality in my comment.

There is no sense behind everything you typed. Why? This is not the first time such matter is being raised. IPOB already threatened towards today already. Anything that happens today in any part of the east, IPOB is automatically held responsible. So it is IPOB that needs to prove they are not responsible for such cos because they already promised to carry out such activities.

Kingray10:
It's not woman nature, it's Nigerian girls stupid characters.

Those kind of women are not only in Nigeria. They are everywhere. I thought you have a phone that use internet which gives you information across the world. Why are you now so limited to Nigeria?

Sonnobax15:

#4500 as at today...

Some bunch of werey who thunder will not forget to fire tonight will soon come here and say I should plant cassava since garri is expensive

It might actually be the way to go o Bro. I asked a man that sells in a part of Ikorodu the reason why its getting so much expensive. He said activities of land grabber is not allowing farmers to cultivate like before. Fufu makers are also competing with garri makers for cassava. Garri makers are mostly out of business as it stands.

Mind you, I have a colleague who is from that town. He has rented for plots of land to plans cassava for this year. Of course he'll pay aboki to work on the farm so he himself doesn't need to hold a cutlass. So if you have the privilege, you should consider it.

vanbonattel:
4,700 in ogbomosho

Lies.

NwaNimo1:
Death traps....


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Hater spotted. This is an evidence Sanwo Olu has gone beyond just road construction to more advanced things.

Armaggedon:
All this garbage because your fellow Yoruba admitted to your lack of native cuisines. Even his defence is a further proof to your lack of native soups. Okro and black soups he mentioned are native to Igbos and Edos respectively.

You can as well say water is only native to the Igbo land na. Others don't have it. That's the average Igbo man attitude. Does the fact that you have a particular thing mean others don't have it?

Na only you get farm dey farm? He mentioned some very popular proverbs that have existed since time immemorial that mention many of those vegetables. Even our great grandparents met those proverbs alive already. 'Dagunro' is one of them. I'm above 40 and I have always heard the proverb ' Ije ti e je tete, e ma je dagunro' meaning Dagunro was eaten by ancient Yorubas already.

Come to think of it, based on science, the okra that you claim is native to Igbos and Edos originated from Ethiopia, Sudan and Eritrea. Google it. The fact that you grew up knowing a particular thing with your people doesn't mean it's only you that have access to it. It exists in other places already too. Many of these lives existed before your great, great grandparents were born. And no be only your village get am.

Dogalmighty17:
I don't know if they have soup o but what they have even the devil will not taste it twice. That's how during my service days when I was newly posted to Ota, I decided to go and have a taste of amala with that greenish soup that looks like baby poo.

I think everything was going well until midway into my meal tragedy struck. I was sweating so heavily due to how much pepper they added. Before I knew it, the need to immediate go to the toilet came upon me. I had to abandon my meal.

I rushed away from the restaurant looking for a public restroom to use. Non was available and it seemed I was going to defecate on my self. I felt like dying. After what seemed like an eternity, a nurse who noticed how uncomfortable I was, opened the restroom of a public health Care center there in Ota and I was able to get deliverance. Since then, anything yoruba I avoid.

Go and treat ur ulcer.

spiceadole:
Only eforiro?
Does that even qualify as soup?

This man is funny.


I was born and bred in Yorubaland.
Baba,Yoruba no get soup..No vex

I think you should watch the video again. He pointed out that even Yorubas are admitting your claim but he alighted the various soups and their Yoruba origin. Hardly was Lagos mentioned. I believe you were born and bred in Lagos like myself. Many of those soups mentioned actually have proverbs that mention them. Those proverbs weren't formed yesterday but 100s of years back which shows that we the younger Yorubas too are actually as naive as you strangers living among us.

I didn't reply you to make you change your mind actually but may be you should visit those places mentioned to see those things instead of you sitting in one place and making your assertions. Your assertions dont count though.

Something Lagos did over a decade ago na him Abia people dey fear.

yeman05:
And u are going to supply them with all equipment needed to build the plant? Also, the salary of all workers that will be working at the plant during and after construction? And why can you collect your free waste and generate electricity even for yourself?

You are only being bitter it is not in the SE this is mentioned. Its so simple. Did the staff working on rail projects in Lagos state complain they are being paid? Is it you who have been sourcing for equipment for them?

You can't even hide your bitterness. See you disgracing your education instead of just walking past. When sourcing for equipment to work become a problem for a company being contracted to do a job? Does Julius Berger explain its not able to source equipment after collecting money to do a project? Use your brain and not only your hands/mouth.

owem19:
Propaganda,lies and deceit

Yes

BRT - lies?

The rail systems- lies?

It's obvious some of you don't use your brain before you talk.

YouAreNobody:
They'll still write the exams, and still come tops

No be only them dey top. Out of 6 for last that 9As straight, you be 2, Yoruba na 4. So stop making empty boast.

malali:
Achievements of President Olusegun Obasanjo (1999-2007)

1999:
[b]Democratic Transition: Successfully transitioned Nigeria from military rule to democratic governance after being elected as President, restoring hope in Nigeria’s democracy.[/b]

[color=#000000]2000:
Debt Management Office (DMO): Established the DMO to centrally coordinate Nigeria’s debt management, enhancing fiscal responsibility and transparency.
Anti-Corruption Initiatives: Launched the Independent Corrupt Practices Commission (ICPC) to tackle corruption in public and private sectors.[/color]

2001:
National Economic Empowerment and Development Strategy (NEEDS): Implemented NEEDS to promote economic growth, poverty reduction, and sustainable development.
Telecommunications Revolution: Liberalized the telecommunications sector, leading to the introduction of GSM technology and a surge in mobile phone usage.

[color=#000000]2002:
Niger Delta Development Commission (NDDC): Created the NDDC to address the developmental challenges in the oil-rich Niger Delta region.
Pension Reforms: Introduced pension reforms that led to the establishment of the National Pension Commission (PENCOM) to ensure a stable and secure pension system.[/color]

2003:
Economic Reforms: Initiated comprehensive economic reforms aimed at stabilizing the economy, including the privatization of state-owned enterprises.
Fight Against Corruption: Established the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) to intensify the fight against corruption and financial crimes.

[color=#000000]2004:
Debt Relief Campaign: Launched a robust campaign for debt relief which eventually led to Nigeria’s debt cancellation by the Paris Club.
Education Reforms: Implemented the Universal Basic Education (UBE) program to improve access to and quality of education.[/color]

2005:
Debt Cancellation: Achieved a historic debt relief deal with the Paris Club, resulting in the cancellation of $18 billion of Nigeria’s external debt.
Economic Growth: Recorded significant economic growth with GDP growth rate peaking at 6.5%, driven by reforms in various sectors.

[color=#000000]2006:
[b]Power Sector Reforms: Initiated the National Integrated Power Project (NIPP) to address the country’s electricity challenges and boost power generation.
Agricultural Development: Launched initiatives to boost agricultural production and enhance food security, including the Presidential Initiative on Cassava.[/color][/b]

2007:
Electoral Reforms: Established the Electoral Reform Committee to improve the integrity and credibility of Nigeria’s electoral process.
Transition of Power: Successfully conducted the 2007 general elections, ensuring a peaceful transition of power to the next administration.

[color=#000000]Key Achievements Throughout His Tenure:
Economic Reforms: Consistently pursued economic reforms that diversified the economy, reduced inflation, and increased foreign reserves.
International Relations: Improved Nigeria’s international standing, re-establishing the country as a key player in African and global affairs.
Health Sector Improvements: Launched the National Health Insurance Scheme (NHIS) to provide accessible and affordable healthcare to Nigerians.[/color]

President Olusegun Obasanjo’s administration laid the foundation for modern Nigeria through significant reforms in various sectors. His leadership not only stabilized the country but also set it on a path towards sustainable development and economic growth. His tenure remains a pivotal period in Nigeria’s journey towards progress and prosperity.

You goofed Sir.

OBJ was not the one that transitioned power from military to democracy. The credit goes to Abdulsalam Abubakar who transferred power to Obasanjo. Abubakar could have easily annulled the election just like Babangida did to MKO and Obasanjo who was brought straight from prison to come and be President could not have done anything.


Power reforms was basically used to steal money. After his NIPP that gulped $16 Billion, what is our generation capacity today? Very poor !!!

Privatisation done only had the aim of converting government establishment to personal wealth.

Of what use are OBJ's economic reforms if they could only devalue naira from N22 to N121 in his 8 years in office?

Baba only came back to compensate himself for the years in prison. Besides, he was made president to compensate Yorubas for the treatment MKO got from Hausas. Hausas wanted to appease Yorubas and they only used a military man they could trust, their own personal person.

But sincerely, Obasanjo laid a poor foundation for Nigeria economy. 6 years before he came in, in 1999, dollar was stable at N22. After Obasanjo's 1 year in office by 2000, it was already at N89, that's a whopping 300% increase within a year. By the time he left in 2007, it was already N120, 500% increase. Politics aside, that is not a good foundation for our economy in the democratic dispensation.

Ebibedike1:
You are wrong. The man from the the side that specialise in supplying powder, dragged the innocent guy from the other side to do it. This is what the SA police told me personally. Lol

He dragged him. He tied his hands to follow. Trash.

sibelhavre:
No issues in lp, this is not apc or pdp

See? He says 'no issues' when it's so clear there are issues. And when they call you gbajue party, you begin to cry.

sleek214:
. Nope. Obi came 1st Obi also came 2nd, Obi equally took 3rd position

Man on colose!!!

Justiceganduje:
You will stay in your Ogbomoso brown roof and be instigating violence in a thread that you should have typed congrats and move on.

But you Igbos discriminate among yourselves a lot. I once dated a girl from imo who claimed she can't marry an Anambra man.

Sheuns:
Why ask for 615K naira in the first place?

You gave these government officials chance to take you as jokers.

Dey play. Do you know the government officials take-,home very month? Ask for less when you have the chance all to go out and begin to lament immediately.

YorubaForum:
Biafrans are everywhere, we are not some Iribaji illiterates who hardly migrate out of their osogbo enclave.

Inferiority complex no go ki you. Yoruba language has been recognised as the most spoken Nigeria language outside Nigeria. Yoruba travel pass you. They only don't make noise like you do. Yoruba is being taught in prestigious universities across the world. Foreigners come to Nigeria just to study Yoruba language and culture. We are far above the level you think. I realized you don't know anything.

And this your festival wey you dey masturbate over so, did you just start visiting Nairaland that you are not able to know that Yorubas have been doing this all over the world since?


Sorry

Righteousness2:
Good one for cuppy meeting the King of the United kingdom.

Very soon there is gonna be a ROYAL MEETING like no other ever.

I am talking about the Meeting with the KING OF kings,
THE KING OF GLORY.
THE KING OF POWER.

OH my GOD! Its gonna be Joy, Jubilation, Happiness , celebrations etc Forever and Ever.

Get ready Folks! Live Ready!
KING JESUS CHRIST IS COMING!!

Will Israelis who are 96% non-believers that you support so much meet the KING of kings?

Ofunaofu:
If labour is unrealistic with their demand, is the government realistic with their proposal

OP is an enemy of the people. The moderator that pushed this junk to the front page is a saboteur of lives of Nigerians.

KingAzubuike:
That's my papa. Anybody wey no belive can go to hell. You believe in your babalawo, you believe in jazz. Let us believe in whatever we believe in too.

I clicked 'like'. I wanted to click again to increase the number of likes, then I realized I can only like your statement once.

Ttipsy:
I bet if sanusi decides to contest for presidency he will have igbos votes

He’s reasonable and smart

He will have my vote.

Orobadmeat:
Arsenal still carry last

Dull man. Arsenal is playing Champions league ahead of man u, Chelsea and Tottenham. All 3 clubs have more expensive players than Arsenal. It means Arsenal is making better use of their money.

SadiqBabaSani:
Propaganda, do not believe anything from this government ,

I can assure you by the time Tinubu is done with Nigeria, Nigeria will be the most indebted country in Africa

Calm down. This is not a report from the government. It is from international monetary fund (IMF).

thesicilian:
Bunch of clowns. Anything more than 100k they're not ready

Are you with the government or the suffering masses? We complain and complain we are demanding so low. What do we want actually?

Nonexisting1:
Odunsi sounds Igbo to me. Popular writer Cyprian Udensi comes to mind.

Odunsi sounds Igbo to you. Okay.. what does it mean in Igbo oo. Mr Odensin

Hezmatosky:
Yoruba ke? DNA 🧬 needed

Inferiority complex diagnosed!