subbieD:




We always Rep.......#teamfunaab

So u be funaabite?

pseudonomer:


If I am allowed to comment, the issue of Boko-Haram is never based on religion or ethnicity. Boko-Haram has destroyed Mosques, And the most places they bombed is the north. Same goes to Niger-Delta.

nice one bro......

lacreamieboie:
Are u a funaabite?

Yes o.......greatest funaabites!!!!!!

wristwatch:


So u be funaabite?

Yes ke......Omo oyewole

I rep FUNAAB.... ENITYME

subbieD:




Yes ke......Omo oyewole

Hehehe. Winks** I graduated from funaab when balogun was about leaving too. 2yrs ago.

No forget tomorrow miss nairaland interview by 6.pm. U are d 1st 2 be interviewed.

subbieD:





Yes o.......greatest funaabites!!!!!!

U don win Miss Nairaland! What dept n level?

wristwatch:


Hehehe. Winks** I graduated from funaab when balogun was about leaving too. 2yrs ago.

No forget tomorrow miss nairaland interview by 6.pm. U are d 1st 2 be interviewed.

Really? Wat a small world......
OK boss!!

Fynestboi:




nice one bro......

Bro, you re-formatted my essay, the paragraphs are all gone. No inclusion of name too.

pseudonomer:


Bro, you re-formatted my essay, the paragraphs are all gone. No inclusion of name too.

Really? Didn't notice I did.

lacreamieboie:
U don win Miss Nairaland! What dept n level?

Lol.....fst

#TeamUnilorin.. We rule

Judee99:
I rep FUNAAB.... ENITYME

Anyday!!!

Fynestboi:




Really? Didn't notice I did.

Yes, the paragraphs.

pseudonomer:


Yes, the paragraphs.

adjusted.

As an Alumnus of UNAAB. My opinion:

I believe that some of us here, at least in moments of introspection, wonder what has become of the north some of us knew as young men and women as the most peaceful and most
cohesive region in the federation. Despite our ethnic diversity, despite our multifarious political and religious persuasions, we saw ourselves and acted as children of one large family. Our tribes shared inter-ethnic jokes. The Tiv man and the Fulani man, for instance. Or the Nupe man and the Katsina Hausa man, the Zaria/Kano Hausa people, Jukun/Rindre people and the Arago/Eggon people. Or the Kanuri and the Fulani. These jokes often made gatherings at northern functions lively.
Similar jokes were shared across the land. The Ibo man and the Hausa man; as well as between the Yoruba man and the Ibo man. Then Why are we not laughing with ourselves any more? Why are we snarling at one another and creating the unfortunate impression that our unity is being shredded like a discarded piece of cloth? Something has gone badly wrong with our country and it clear that IGNORANCE FUELED WITH FEAR and POVERTY is rapidly pushing us apart and not religion and ethnic diversity......

#FunaabAlltheWay

subbieD:



Lol.....fst

Ur level and first name pls™™

Let us create a FUNAAB trend...

Nice one debaters...Neyoor did. The Funaab debaters also did well but If I were to choose, I go with Funaab

Great Funaabites

I commend the two debaters for their educative and interesting submision, howeva, i think the funaab debater nailed it wt good examples. I go with the funaab guy.

#team Funaab

rep unilorin

Fabulous Funaab......... In kiss Daniel's voice :Woju o. #funaaballtheway

Since the amalgamation of 1914, nothing has divided Miss Flora Shaw's creation than ethnicity and religion. After a century of unhealthy cohabitation, the last general election really brought out the true nature of the entities that made up Nigeria.
From the Obi of Onitsha calling a tribe 'the amala people' to the Oba of Lagos and his famous 'Lagoon' statement, never have we had it this bad.
The politics section of Nairaland has been going agog lately with frequent stories of Biafra and so much hate and intolerance could be felt all around us. So I ask, where is the love?
Religion they say is the opium of the people, religion did its part in the propagation of the dread sect Boko Haram, religion is why our people taught the last general election was between 'light and darkness'. Religion is why our leaders go kneeling in churches and beclouding our sense of reason with their sympathy and humility to a so called god.
My question is, what good has religion done to us other than divide us more and also defraud us of our reasoning.
General Yakubu Gowon brought the NYSC scheme to unite us, but today Nigerians are selective of where they want to serve, even the NYSC has failed it purpose. No Easterner want to serve in the North and same it is for every other tribe.
Finally, I will conclude by saying we all should peep into the politics section of Nairaland and watch the threads with the highest pages, I bet you it will definitely be about the intolerance of one tribe to the other, the mockery of one religion to the other and then you will find out that no one is truly a Nigerian, its either they are Yoruba, Igbo, Hausa, Fulani, Ikwere, Ijaw, Itshekiri,Nupe, Igala, Tiv, Ibibio and so much more only to be joined together by what we called 'THE SCAM' of the last century.

pseudonomer:


If I am allowed to comment, the issue of Boko-Haram is never based on religion or ethnicity. Boko-Haram has destroyed Mosques, And the most places they bombed is the north. Same goes to Niger-Delta.

If you do not agree with my classical example, then you're religiously wrong and incapacitated.

tunery004:
Since the amalgamation of 1914, nothing has divided Miss Flora Shaw's creation than ethnicity and religion. After a century of unhealthy cohabitation, the last general election really brought out the true nature of the entities that made up Nigeria.
From the Obi of Onitsha calling a tribe 'the amala people' to the Oba of Lagos and his famous 'Lagoon' statement, never have we had it this bad.
The politics section of Nairaland has been going agog lately with frequent stories of Biafra and so much hate and intolerance could be felt all around us. So I ask, where is the love?
Religion they say is the opium of the people, religion did its part in the propagation of the dread sect Boko Haram, religion is why our people taught the last general election was between 'light and darkness'. Religion is why our leaders go kneeling in churches and beclouding our sense of reason with their sympathy and humility to a so called god.
My question is, what good has religion done to us other than divide us more and also defraud us of our reasoning.
General Yakubu Gowon brought the NYSC scheme to unite us, but today Nigerians are selective of where they want to serve, even the NYSC has failed it purpose. No Easterner want to serve in the North and same it is for every other tribe.
Finally, I will conclude by saying we all should peep into the politics section of Nairaland and watch the threads with the highest pages, I bet you it will definitely be about the intolerance of one tribe to the other, the mockery of one religion to the other and then you will find out that no one is truly a Nigerian, its either they are Yoruba, Igbo, Hausa, Fulani, Ikwere, Ijaw, Itshekiri,Nupe, Igala, Tiv, Ibibio and so much more only to be joined together by what we called 'THE SCAM' of the last century.

wow wow wow......

tunery004:
Since the amalgamation of 1914, nothing has divided Miss Flora Shaw's creation than ethnicity and religion. After a century of unhealthy cohabitation, the last general election really brought out the true nature of the entities that made up Nigeria.
From the Obi of Onitsha calling a tribe 'the amala people' to the Oba of Lagos and his famous 'Lagoon' statement, never have we had it this bad.
The politics section of Nairaland has been going agog lately with frequent stories of Biafra and so much hate and intolerance could be felt all around us. So I ask, where is the love?
Religion they say is the opium of the people, religion did its part in the propagation of the dread sect Boko Haram, religion is why our people taught the last general election was between 'light and darkness'. Religion is why our leaders go kneeling in churches and beclouding our sense of reason with their sympathy and humility to a so called god.
My question is, what good has religion done to us other than divide us more and also defraud us of our reasoning.
General Yakubu Gowon brought the NYSC scheme to unite us, but today Nigerians are selective of where they want to serve, even the NYSC has failed it purpose. No Easterner want to serve in the North and same it is for every other tribe.
Finally, I will conclude by saying we all should peep into the politics section of Nairaland and watch the threads with the highest pages, I bet you it will definitely be about the intolerance of one tribe to the other, the mockery of one religion to the other and then you will find out that no one is truly a Nigerian, its either they are Yoruba, Igbo, Hausa, Fulani, Ikwere, Ijaw, Itshekiri,Nupe, Igala, Tiv, Ibibio and so much more only to be joined together by what we called 'THE SCAM' of the last century.

Can the Ijaw, the Fulani, Igala, Yoruba, Hause stand alone? From my essay "Nigerians do not discriminate on the basis of ethnicity until their primal sentiments are aroused or their economic or political interests are threatened".

Think of it, The source of Nigeria problem is poor governance and poverty, not religion or ethnic diversity. Have you ever think of it that the America strength lies in the diversity of their culture? Spanish-Americans, Italian-Americans, Jews, Muslims, Indians, Africans... have their area of specialty which contributes to the greatness of America. The visa-lottery scheme is also a means to bring more people with different cultural background to their country.

DeeTus:
If you do not agree with my classical example, then you're religiously wrong and incapacitated.

How, explain?

Greatest unaabite

lacreamieboie:
Ur level and first name pls™™

500.....Subomi

dudty i dy read oooo day atfa 9ty