You are only a coward. Not a wise person.

Not a single name mentioned yet so many Igbo this east that? Are Igbo the only Nigerian tribe in Ghana? Why this childish hate for this same tribe you are ever willing to sacrifice thousands of your brothers just to continue calling them fellow Countrymen.

From your post you support one Nigeria. Yet here you are thanking God that Ghana Locked up your country men’s business. Have you seen what a swine means. Get out of here with your tribalism. Peter Obi is running Under a Fulani so this won’t work. Even the Hausa/Fulani you are trying to deceive are not immune to hunger. Everyone wants the dullard out. Swallow it and rest.

This is how failures think.

1zynnvn:
If they close your shop, carry your "Ghana must come back" bag and go home

The government of Cross River should be ashamed of themselves for allowing the adults teach insanity to kids that may very well be sane. They should be rehabilitated with immediate effect. God bless you for getting this picture.

stephenduru:
A Nigerian lady identified as Progress took to Facebook to share the story of a family consisting of husband, wife, and three beautiful children plagued with insanity in Ogoja.She shared the story and wrote....

'This happens to be the weirdest situation I've seen in my entire life. I have been trying to get this shot for the past five months and whenever I tried, they either walk past too quickly, change direction, or not just close enough.

At other times I may be on a bike and whenever I ask the cyclist to go slow so I can get a shot of them, he'll be like "Hmmm, Abeg o, I nor fit stop this bike make u snap o, if the madman catch u, your own Don finish!

And that's how it went.

The first time I saw them here in Ogoja, my heart melted, I was livid. And my mind wandered, searching for the closest guess as to why a whole family, husband, wife, and three beautiful children would be plagued with INSANITY.
WHY!

My heart could not contain the curiosity, then i began to ask questions. Anytime I drove past them in a car or on a bike, I engage the driver or someone in a conversation about them.

I have seen them trekking long distances underthe scorching sun, I've also met them in the market making enquiries about where they could get a particular item to buy.

They're never separated, always found walking together, complete family. But the intriguing part is their communication. Jeez! This "MAD" family speak CORRECT QUEENS ENGLISH. They flow in CLEAN grammar. Na this one dey burst my head.

I've heard the man instructing one of his children who was walking sluggishly behind him as they trekked down the road; "Hey Dorcas, will you hurry up, C'mon girl, meet up with the pace". And I marvelled.

At the market he asked someone for directions and he went; "Hey ma'am, Pls where can I get this and this."

As you can see their dreadlocks is twisted, showing that it has lasted for God knows how long.This means that this madness nor be today. E Don tay!

A conversation ensued between him and his wife one day and it turned into an argument, people were listening; you'll be so shocked when you hear what the content of their argument was'.



Source: http://www.trezzyhelm.com/2018/10/fatherwife-and-their-3-kids-plagued.html

When you just started a building project and madam wants everyone to know

GistersNG:
This cake desrves some accolades.

News via Gistmore :: http://gistmore.com/see-birthday-cake-wife-presented-husband-bricklayer-photo

ManirBK:
Mr Klaus Struilesma of a company called Cownexxion has indicated the interest of the organization in building cattle ranches in Nigeria.
This was disclosed in a statement by the special adviser media to the president, Femi Adesina ,when President Muhammadu Buhari met with Chief Executive Officers of Dutch companies Monday on the sidelines of his official visit to The Hague, Netherlands.
Over 20 CEOs of Dutch-owned companies were at the round table meeting.
Recall that the federal government is mulling the idea of building cattle ranches in some states as a way of stemming the tide of killings due to the incessant farmers and herders clashes.
Also according to the presidential spokesman, Mr David Suddens of Vlisco said the company would invest on 400 hectares of land for a textile park in Nigeria, while Mr Hein Schumacher of FrieslandCampina described Nigeria as “a most important country to us,” adding that the conglomerate would invest about 11 million euros in a “ready to drink project, using 100% locally sourced milk.”
He also pledged continuous training for dairy farmers, and provision of fortified milk for school pupils.https://leadership.ng/2018/07/16/dutch-company-indicates-interest-in-building-cattle-ranches-in-nigeria/

The seriousness of cow issues in this country exposes the real purpose undertone. We are being colonized.

This is the Oyedepo I have been hoping to see. Am going to church tomorrow!!

OWOJELA:


https://www.google.com.ng/amp/dailypost.ng/2018/06/28/nigeria-not-fulani-republic-anyone-planning-islamize-country-will-die-bishop-oyedepo-roars/amp/

14years old should have been able to knock her tooth out

Amagite2:
Previous Thread
https://www.nairaland.com/4582543/lady-sets-only-son-ablaze

14 year old Prince Odum of Amuzukwu Ibeku in Abia state, who was set ablaze by his own mother because he stole a neighbor's MP3, has died. 

He died in the early hours of today June 26th at the Federal Medical Centre, Umuahia where he was being treated for the serious burns he sustained.

According to neighbours, the woman, Chinyere Odum is known to flog Prince, who is her only son, with fire wood. 

It was gathered that she took the extreme action because the boy stole a neighbor’s MP3 player.

She was said to have tied Prince up before setting him on fire. 

Chinyere, who has a history of beating the victim with firewood, was subsequently apprehended and handed over to the police.

However, in a twist of events, Prince pleaded that his mom should be freed, as he was at fault for stealing.

He has now passed on and she is still in detention. 

14-year old boy set ablaze by his mother in Abia state has died

From; Amagitesblog.com

Don’t talk till they come to kill you. Ok? Coward

s3tt1ngz003:
Are we all been monitored now in this country? First a woman was sacked on this buhari issue another one on the line now


Me. No talk again ooo

Channel your power to criticizing those who need to. Stop criticizing the critic

sagitariusbaby:
I read the statement but I can't figure out where the president made a mention of that.

This does not mean I support his stay beyond 2019, but we should be factual in our criticism

When accused of being bias with the convinctions. You say it is the courts who jailed them not Buhari. When you want to Worship your god Buhari then it is him who jailed them. Education will one day return to Nigeria.

agwom:
In pursuance of the current administration’s avowed determination to fight corruption head-on, several top former political office holders have been sent to jail.

Prominent politicians including former governors, ministers and political party chiefs have been made to leave their palatial residences in highbrow areas of the country to experience life in prison for engaging in corrupt practices in office.

The incarceration of top shots illuminated the prisons, made the plight of inmates known and in some cases brought meaningful changes as in the case of the Jos prison where the presence of Senator Jonah Jang, a former governor of the state, led to the restoration of power supply.

While some enjoyed their confinement alone in prison, a few had the opportunity to pass nights with their family members. A case in mind was that of a former governor of Jigawa State, Sule Lamido, who was at the Kurmawa prison in Kano with his two sons.

Except for some legislators, most of the politicians so far remanded in prison are being tried for corruption crimes committed in the previous administration.

Two convictions have been secured under this administration, though the trial of the affected persons started long now.

Besides hose who have been to prison, there are others who are on self-exile in an effort to dodge the net of anti-corruption agencies. In this category are the former chairman of the PDP, Adamu Mu’azu, a former Petroleum Minister, Diezani Alison-Madueke and Jamila Tangaza, a former director of the Abuja Geographic Information Systems (AGIS).

Yero at Kaduna Convict Prison

Mukhtar Ramalan Yero, a former governor of Kaduna State was recently sent to prison. Within five years, Yero without contesting an election became a commissioner, deputy governor and governor.

Yero, who rose from a finance director in Namadi Sambo’s firm ( Nalado Nigeria Limited) to became commissioner for finance in 2007, deputy governor in 2010 and governor in December 2012 following the death of Patrick Ibrahim Yakowa in a helicopter crash, spent about a week at the Kaduna Convict Prison.

He was in detention from May 31 to June 6, 2018 together with a former chairman of the PDP in the state, Abubakar Gaya-Haruna; a former Secretary to the State Government Hamza Ishaq and a former Minister of Power, Nuhu Somo Wya. They are standing trial over an alleged case of fraud instituted against them by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC).

Jonah Jang lights up Jos prison

A former governor of Plateau State, retired Air Commodore Jonah David Jang, was a ‘special guest’ at the Jos prison where he spent eight days.

The presence of Jang, the senator representing Plateau North Senatorial District, led to the restoration of power supply at the prison.

Jang who was a military governor of Benue, defunct Gongola and Plateau states between 2007 and 2015, is facing a 12-count charge of diverting N6.3bn alongside a former cashier in the office of the Secretary to the State Government, Yusuf Pam. He pleaded not guilty.

Bala Ngilari: A convict with a choice

Perhaps, the case of a former Adamawa State governor, Bala James Ngilari, was the first conviction recorded under this administration.

In March 2017, Ngilari was jailed and convicted for failing to adhere to the procurement laws of the state. In a 75-minute long ruling, Justice Nathan Musa found the former governor guilty of four charges and discharged him on one, which bordered on conspiracy. He sentenced the former governor to five years in prison.

Nyame, a convicted Reverend

After over a decade trial, Reverend Jolly Nyame, a former governor of Taraba State, was convicted and sentenced to 14 years in prison for misappropriating funds while in office.

Justice Adebukola Banjoko of the High Court of the Federal Capital Territory in Gudu, Abuja, sent Nyame to jail for criminal breach of trust by misappropriating N1.64bn preferred against him by the EFCC.

Born in 1955, Nyame was governor of the state from January 1992 to November 1993. He also governed the state from May 1999 to 2007. His conviction was one of landmark successes of the EFCC in recent times.

Nwaoboshi, a senator in Kirikiri!

For 48 hours, Peter Nwaoboshi (PDP-Delta North) was a guest at the Kirikiri maximum security prison over an alleged N805m fraud preferred against him by the EFCC.

Nwaoboshi who chairs the Senate committee on NDDC was arraigned alongside two companies - Golden Touch Construction Project Ltd and Summing Electrical Ltd - on a two-count charge of fraud and money laundering before Justice Mohammed Idris. The Delta lawmaker was granted bail on self recognition.

Lamido and sons at Kurmawa prison

Shortly after this administration came on board in July 2015, a former governor of Jigawa State, Sule Lamido and his two sons, Aminu and Mustapha, were remanded in Kurmawa prison on money laundering charges to the tune of N1.351bn.

Theirs was a family affair as the court was told, the money was laundered through four companies belonging to Lamido and his sons. The companies are Bamaina Holdings Limited, Bamaina Company Nigeria Limited, Bamaina Aluminum Limited and Speeds International Limited. It was gathered that the former governor was allotted the same cell as his children. Investigation into the case predated the Buhari administration. He is one of the politicians in the PDP eyeing Buhari’s seat.

Metuh in Kuje prison

A former spokesman of the People’s Democratic Party (PDP), Mr. Oliseh Metuh, was in the Kuje prison in Abuja over alleged money laundering.

The EFCC is accusing him of receiving N400 million from a former National Security Adviser, Sambo Dasuki, believed to be part of $2.1 billion meant for arms procurement during the previous administration. The case is still on even as Metuh at different times appeared in court on stretcher.

Bala Mohammed and son in Kuje prison

A former Minister of FCT, Senator Bala Mohammed and his son, Shamsudeen, were at different times kept at the Kuje prison over allegations of financial misconduct.

Like in the case of the Lamidos, theirs is a family affair. While the EFCC arraigned the father on a six-count charge bordering on N864 million bribery and false assets declaration, his son was arraigned on a 15-count charge bordering on money laundering.

Melaye, vocal lawmaker fingered in gun running

For Senator Dino Melaye (APC, Kogi), luck and health saved him from going to prison as he was only remanded in police custody.

His was not a corruption case but criminal conspiracy and unlawful possession of prohibited firearms, among others. His case led to the summon of the IGP, Ibrahim Idris trice by the Senate and in all he snubbed the lawmakers, a development that made the Senate declare him as an enemy of democracy and unfit to hold public office within and outside the country.

Ex-NSA Sambo Dasuki

A former National Security Adviser, Colonel Sambo Dasuki, has spent 31 months in detention over allegation of mismanagement of $2.1bn meant for the purchase of arms. Most of other corruption cases involving top shots had their root in the Dasukigate as it is now known. Among those who allegedly participated in the sharing of the arms money are former governor of Sokoto, Attahiru Bafarawa, his Kano counterpart, Ibrahim Shekarau, Raymond Dokpesi, Bello Haliru and son, Musliu Obanikoro and son.

Babangida Aliyu, a chief servant battling corruption case

A former governor of Niger State, Babangida Aliyu, has been held by the EFCC over allegations of abuse of office and money laundering.

The Chief Servant, as he was called during his reign, is alleged to have diverted N2 billion ecological funds for political purposes.

Fani-Kayode at Ikoyi prison, Nenadi at Kirikiri

On same day in June 2016, a former Minister of Aviation Femi Fani-Kayode and that of Finance, Nenadi Usman, went to separate prisons on remand after they appeared at a court in Lagos over an alleged N4.9 billion fraud. They were arraigned before Justice Sule Hassan by the EFCC on a 17-count charge. While Fani Kayode was sent to Ikoyi prison, Usman was taken to Kirikiri prison as Ikoyi prison does not have facilities for female inmates.

Dariye bags 14 years

The latest of all is the case of Senator Joshua Dariye (APC, Plateau Central) who was on Tuesday sentenced to 14 years in prison over criminal breach of trust and two years for misappropriation of public funds, to run concurrently. Dariye, who defected to the APC in September 2016, was sentenced by Justice Adebukola Banjoko of the FCT High Court. He is the first member of the ruling party to be convicted. Out of the 23 count amended charges, he was found guilty of 15 bordering on criminal breach of trust and misappropriation of public funds. He was discharged on eight of the charges. Recall that the lawmaker was first arraigned in July 2007. The case which has to do with N1.16bn fraud had been on for over a decade.

https://www.dailytrust.com.ng/big-politicians-buhari-sent-to-jail-256569.html

Very bad precedent, the National Assembly is a watch dog to the executive. Not it’s child.

olasco18:


https://www.google.com.ng/amp/thenationonlineng.net/nass-to-buhari-we-pray-youll-continue-to-tolerate-us-as-your-children/amp/

Awo Stuff? This my man doesn’t even know who got the Award. It’s MKO and I really don’t think it’s enough to sacrifice the future for.

omenka:
Wow! This Awo stuff really cut these guys deeper than I thought!

Coming from one of theirs who could pass for an educated and enlightened man, I am really taken aback by this overt display of unbridled hate and jealousy.

What a shame!

This statement may be true of Northern youths...Definitely not eastern.

iykecicero:


https://www.google.com.ng/amp/s/www.vanguardngr.com/2018/04/mandela-three-wives-2/amp/

This is how xenophobia stated in Southafrica.

noziz:
Please I really want to know the cost of opening a standard barbing salon. although I won't be the one to manage it. generator is already on ground.

your warmth responses would be highly appreciated..

lalasticla.la please push this to front page, so others on need of such information could benefit as well...

This has already cost me 850. With no entertainment yet. Renting 250k includ d though. It’s at 1st Avenue Gwarimpa, Abuja. Whatsap 08164173622 I could help.

Hian this one that everything on it is pointing down like this.

metroblogger:
Sports kit company, Nike unveiled Nigeria's senior male team, Super Eagles jersey today, the jersey is set to be wore at next year FIFA World Cup in Russia. See More photos below


http://www.metronaija.ng/photo-nike-unveiled-new-super-jersey-world-cup/

cc: lalasticlala mynd44

Good points...this is why we do a lot on IG and Facebook. We on IG as @Kayceelawproperties and website is Www.Klp.ng it's new Someone should check it out and advice. We sell genuine lands and houses in Abuja.

youngmajor:
[img]https://2.bp..com/-zO-f8W7oA0I/WnOb-jq8LTI/AAAAAAAAAFU/0mKgoxeERwQP2d_hz11X99ejVIl-I8jYQCLcBGAs/s1600/smallbizpresense.png[/img]

Having an online presence for a business is an idea many Nigerian entrepreneurs are yet to give a thought. While many businesses are leveraging the power of the internet to grow their brands and increase their sales, many more still operate without a website.

The reason for the low internet presence is probably because many entrepreneurs do not see the need for it. Unlike the developed nations of the world, the internet is still being underused in Nigeria and Africa as a whole.

For instance, consider the study that showed that 46 percent of US business owners do not have a website which was rated to be poor, how many percent do you think would be Nigeria’s? 70 percent? 80 percent? It’s apparent that the percentage is on the high side in Nigeria.

If you’re one of those who think having an online presence for your business is unnecessary, here are 7 points to help change your perspective.

1. Business credibility

Having an online presence boosts your business credibility. It makes your clients/customers to have confidence that you’re legit and brighten the image they have of your business. A study conducted in 2015 revealed that 84 percent of consumers believe that businesses with an online presence are more credible than that without one.

[img]https://4.bp..com/-ncB-pnXniqM/WnOcwl0n5BI/AAAAAAAAAFc/x2Hu5ieP3pUP1MEdNXDj26oAkXwkHuGtwCLcBGAs/s1600/twitter_social_media1.png.png[/img]

When a customer rates your business to be credible, not only will you experience ease in doing business, you will also enjoy frequent patronage.

2. Greater customer reach

One of the biggest challenges facing every business is how to reach potential customers. The days of waiting for customers to troop in is long gone. Any business that wants to thrive must actively seek to reach potential customers.

[img]https://4.bp..com/-QT4bO7KXef4/WnOdCpRcJQI/AAAAAAAAAFg/dUmeLta32EUu19qj4Nj5Y4UcqnDv11XLQCLcBGAs/s1600/fb_social_media.png.png[/img]

The internet remains not only one of the cheapest but also the most effective way of gaining new customers. With over 91 million Nigerians active on the internet, you can reach as many people as you desire with options to choose your target audience using filters like location, age group, gender etc.

3. Cost Efficiency

You can save a lot of money doing business online than on the outside world. For instance, you could run a business online at little cost whereas using a physical location could gulp loads of money through several outlets.

Even in terms of advertising, you can reach more people online than you possibly could do offline. For instance, as that the time of this writing, you can reach up to 6,000 people on Facebook with a sponsored post costing just N1,000.

4. Business Discoverability

Many people are turning more to the internet as a mean of searching for businesses close to them. In a survey commissioned by GoDaddy, 83 percent of surveyed businesses said their online presence gave them a competitive advantage over businesses without a website.

An online presence makes it easy for people to discover what you do. A search on Google by potential customers can open doors of patronage which you could not have otherwise gotten elsewhere.

5. Your Store will never close
It is natural for stores to have opening and closing hours. However, this can sometimes be a disadvantage as it limits your chance to earn more. What if a business opportunity shows up during closing time but you’re nowhere to be found?

Having an online presence eradicates this problem. Now you can have a store (point of contact) online where you can respond to messages and enquiries on your internet-enabled device at any time of the day. Even if your offline shop closes and you’re not available, an online option makes it possible for you to be able to relate with potential and existing customers.

More: http://www.nigeriaonlinebusiness.com/2018/02/7-benefits-of-having-online-presence.html

What kind of hateful reporting is this.

'He could have caused some problems. He had stayed long enough to cause problems.”-Buhari Just imagine

CollinsWeGlobe:


Source: http://www.herald.ng/2015-i-went-into-coma-on-receiving-jonathans-call-buhari/

Lol...that goes to show no one should reply or argue with people. He just dropped total falsehood as though he has sense.

PrecisionFx:





Igbos voted against obasanjo the winner of 1999 n 2003 presidential election

Igbos voted against Yaradua the winner of 2007 presidential election

Igbos voted against GEJ the winner of the 2011 presidential election



What I need is HELP.

Igbo matters will choke u to death one day.

My President...I know you know you hate them.

Islie:






https://www.thecable.ng/buhari-got-198000-votes-south-east-yet-four-senior-ministers

I hope they ignore you

GMBuhari:



News clarified that it wasn't PEJ alone that was affected


Some idiots are calling it vendetta


Even if it is vendetta, wanny's house was demolished, PEJ is a financial terrorist, taking and oppressing the poor her house deserves to be demolished




I know I'll get insults from clowns so bring it on

We have through Nigeria been put in a state of everlasting debate. Tribal arguements which steals commonreasoning will always go on. And we know there is never a winner.

The state is a Captor and bully under this administration. And so are you. Probably are a criminal too

sarrki:


My brother , Don't allow that guy to brainwash you ooo

He's a leader of a known terrorist organization

Also a criminal and enemy of the state

If i where all these guys saying its a lie i would have at least heard about the '10 lost tribes of Isreal' Millions of people who disappeared on Earth no genocide, integration or otherwise. Probably taken by Aliens. Igbo's have this story passed down by word of mouth. They did not read it in a book. The least you can do is research a tiny bit. Instead of commenting with the few ibo words you know to sound Igbo. We are all shameless bullies.

If historical fact states that Isreal misses 10 tribes in 70AD after the Romans Defeated Isreal. And the Igbo's have a story passed down by word of mouth. Not studied history that they are Isrealites. They deserve research not rejection. You might just be the slowpoke.

The problem is that you all dont know its a plan. And that Igbo's and yorubas cant afford to be fighting. We can come together and end all this in one year. We all have flaws. we can put it aside. And to my Yoruba brothers. Wake up now... Kilonsele

A shift is about to take place. The strong will be rewarded. Igbo kwe nu.

It is no mistake. it is a well executed evil plan.

KidsNEXTdoor:
It's not fair to say Ali was killed and a mosque was burned down because of 100 naira
It's as a result of accumulated anger in the land
All thanks to Buhari and his gAng of thieves
The country is a British mistake
Which must be rectified by us