₦airaland Forum

AntiChristian:
Gbaja is human!

Unlike others who claim Jesus!

Abeg live better person make we see front!

You mean he's not a thief like mohammed?

James39:
Actually there is a 4L that dropped around August this year and I was surprised nobody reg it.

Even dropcatch no see am

Now it's ICaNN reserved. Too bad.

The name Ggee .com

And you didn't reg it?

mentordot:
It's dot com.

A number and 3different alphabet.
A popular 3letter self.

!!!! .com.

I can't possibly be joking where you guys are posting useful information...

A NLLL, you mean? Definitely not a 4L.

dipopooo:
Sour waste? U are correct but sour waste will rule u for the next 8yrs

Does that stop the SW 🦇stards from languishing in hunger and starvation?

dipopooo:
Hmmm Maybe not better than drugs trafficking in Malaysia and China

Of course it is far better than skull mining in Ogun, Osun and other part of the 'Sour Waste' bin.

dipopooo:
of cos and it won't stop ur people from selling gala in Lagos traffic...

Better than the begging all over the place, and stealing from the weak on in the name of alaye.

StOla:
Igbo man.

Eternally angry over the loss of his brother whose case was dismissed within 2 minutes with mutatis mutandis.

Muntula, keep wailing.

Your brother bat is your president, but does that stop your brethren from begging all over the place?

dipopooo:
nah we yoruba and hausa get Nigeria flatigos are inconsequential

Does that stop your brethren from begging all over the place.

Raskimonojendor:
Go to court IPOB-ian.

Says a yorubarascal.

delpee:
The essenco years preceeded that. I only alluded to the fact to show that we've been through bad times like this before. That was at some point in the 80s.

I was already a parent during the Abacha era. I know how bad things were politically especially the intimidation of perceived opponents and democrats.

Sorry but Abacha was in charge in the 90's not in the 80's. Plus, even though I was in my teens, I was an active actor in my parent's business, I know how much profit my parents made in their business. I know how easy it was for my mum to throw around money given any opportunity. Can it same be said today? I know how very cheap virtually everything was back then. Today even the supposedly rich people with mansions, now resort to using firewood to cook.

chiagozien:
I know this can't make frontpage because nairaland is home for propaganda against Igbos and ipob.




Had it been the the judgement was against Ipob,by now it's already in front page.

Nlfpmod, this is a breaking news https://www.vanguardngr.com/2023/10/breaking-proscription-designation-of-ipob-as-terror-organisation-unconstitutional-court/

goodness4ever:
If I were His Excellency Peter Obi, I would: 1. Declare to my teeming supporters that it had been a worthwhlle struggle 2. Thank them for their overwhelming support 3. Congratulate President Bola Ahmed Tinubu on his victory 4. Tell my supporters to accept Supreme Court verdict; and 5. Start preparing for 2027 general elections.

Since you are not him, just go and drink your garri in peace.

delpee:
It was hard for everyone then. We were not poor but equally felt the pain.

Are you aware of the "essenco" years when people queued to buy rationed basic commodities like milk, sugar, detergents etc?

Nigeria has come a long way. If we all choose to be positive, unselfish, and focused, our nation will rise again.

Are you kidding me? I am talking about Abacha's regime, not Buhari's previous regime. Are you sure you are living on this planet then? I was in secondary school then, I never met someone in dire need then. People are now dropping dead due to starvation. He was just slaughtering desperate politicians and never starved the masses.

Godwin4444:
u are dumb

Which life was good?

That we couldn’t go to school n tyres were always burnt on the street cos there was protest everywhere

I could remember anytime there’s need for my dad to go out we have to put leaves in front of the car to show solidarity for military government

That time was when I knew how to use saw dust to cook, I remember one day they threw teargas in our compound n my dad had to start using the little kerosene in d house to wipe our face so it won’t affect us

Many of u are beginning to look stupid with this your hate for Tinubu

How can u tell me u have sense n u witness abacha regime n u want to tell me it’s better than Tinubu government

U know many civilians who died?

U only heard of the death of big men but many of u don’t know about civilian deaths

That life was bad for you then wasn't my fault. Take your tears somewhere else. Don't vent your frustration on me. Life was super better for me and my family then. My parents were just business people for your information. There was no hunger and starvation like it now seen all over the place. Nigeria had never had it this bad. People now slump and die courtesy of hunger and starvation. People now experience extreme poverty.

Raskimonojendor:
Exactly.

We watched how he murdered many of his opponents via sergeant Rogers hit squad e.g. Pa Rewane or via hanging (e.g Ken Saro Wiwa).

Partial list of Abacha's victims

1.
Rear Admiral Babatunde Elegbede, killed June 19, 1994.

One time state military governor & former Chief of Defence Intelligence, 1989 to 1990. He was shot dead along the Gbagada/Oworonshoki expressway.

He was 55.

2.
Chief Alfred Ogbeyiwa Rewane, wealthy businessman & a NADECO chieftain, shot to death in his home in Ikeja, Lagos, 6th of October, 1995.

He was going to be 80.

Kenule "Ken" Saro-Wiwa, 10 November 1995.

The writer and environmental/Ogoni rights activist was Judicially murdered (that was what John Major, then UK PM called it) via execution by hanging, on trumped up charges of murder.

He was 54.

3.
Admiral Emanuel Olu Omotehinwa, May 22, 1996 shot in his home in Ikoyi Lagos.

His son witnessed his killing by 3 men who came into the house.

He was in his Mid 50s.

His close relations with an exiled ex-army officer in NADECO, was speculated as reason for his being targeted.

4.
Alhaja Kudirat Abiola, senior wife of Chief M.K.O Abiola.

Assassinated in broad daylight at Motorways Junction, 7Up Ikeja, Lagos, 4th of June 1996.

She had only just left home in Ikeja about 30 minutes earlier, on her way to keep an appointment on Victoria Island.

She was 45.

5.
Chief (Mrs) Bisoye Tejuoso; Iyalode Egba and mother of the reigning Osile Oke Ona, Oba Dapo Tejuoso, was murdered, 19th September, 1996.

She probably voiced her thoughts a little to loudly.

She was 80.

6.
Alhaja Suliat Adedeji, an Ibadan based business woman & politician, 14th of November 1996.

She was killed when gunmen visited her house in a genteel neighbourhood of the Iyaganku area of Ibadan.

Aged 52.

7.
Toyin Onagoruwa,18th December 1996.

A young lawyer, in his late 20s, son of activist & Minister of Justice, Dr. Olu Onagoruwa, sacked for disowning 8 new decrees. Shot in front of their house in Yaba.

The assassins’ car was traced to a govt security agency, via private efforts.

8.
General Shehu Musa Yar’Adua, Enugu prison, December 8, 1997.

He was serving a life sentence for the 1995 ‘phantom’ coup.

Poisoned to death by injection allegedly administered by “Dr Death”, a colonel in Abacha’s death squad.

9.
Dr. Sola Omatsola, December 13, 1997.

He was the head of security at Murtala Muhammad International Airport.

A bomb planted for a senior member of government did him in.

He was in his 40s.

10.
Tunde Oladepo, senior correspondent & bureau chief of The Guardian in Ogun State, February 26, 1998.

Shot dead in the presence of his family in their home in Abeokuta.

He had written a story criticizing traditional rulers for endorsing Abacha for president.

He was 34.

And many others like Bagauda Kalto, a journalist also died from wounds sustained from bomb blast planted in a hotel in Kaduna.

The list is long. I can't name all of them here.

Picture attached is of Pa Alfred Rewane.

You forgot to add the crying General, Diya. It seems he was dealing a death blow on your Bayerebe fellows, the reason why you are all out here gnashing your teeth. Abacha is miles better than that weak bat 🦇 in Aso rock.

OlujobaSamuel:
Life was good Are you aware of something called Abacha stove??

What is Abacha stove compared to what his happening today? I have a neighbor by my house in Jalingo, he owns a big mansion, but can you believe his family now use firewood to cook. The smoke from the firewood has been disturbing us, as the smoke keep entering my window. I had gone to complain to the man about the smoke from the firewood, he said there is nothing he can do about it because he can only afford to use firewood at this time. I have begged him to try using charcoal, but he said he can't afford it. This is from a man that has a very big mansion, two of it in my neighborhood, just imagine what a poor man in the North is going through now. Millions of them can only afford water and salt as dinner and breakfast.

KingRabota:
Guy how you take quote the dafft APShit terrorist sponsor who just be capping trash every second.
You be correct genius

Omo, I use hack.

OlujobaSamuel:
Good for you.
I don't want to, and I hope it won't come to that.
I've stood up to police and military officers when I perceived wrong, all because it's democracy, I won't try such in a military regime

Hundreds of millions of Nigerian masses presently suffering extreme hardship, languishing in abject poverty, and dying of starvation will gladly choose Abacha's regime, because life was good then compared to today's hell of a regime.

Dodada:
I was in Jos then.We Had To Be Careful When Discussing Politics In Public Because A Spy Could Be Among Us. It Was Terrible. But Ebows are known for supporting nonsense, so I'm not surprised at all.

Ain't there spies today, ain't people jailed for speaking today? I rather Abacha regime, at least people weren't starving to death like it's obtainable in this regime.

motymop:
They are praising abacha that started the black market


The official rate of naira during abacha time was 21 to 1 dollar, on the black market it was 88 to 1 dollar.

Nigeria was on sanctions, prople could not feed, imagine, majoritu of Nigerians using sawdust to cook because we couldnt even have access to fuel or kerosene.

Lies... Life was good doing Abacha's regime

OlujobaSamuel:
Would you want to be ruled like that of Abacha so you can have those developmental rate??

Yes, I would gladly do.

waledeji:
Opinion of butt hurt ibos

The truth is bitter. I was in the secondary school during Abacha's regime. Life was good then. The economy was super good compared to the rubbish we are having now.

[quote author=MANNABBQGR!LLS post=126609693]ALL MUSLIMS you say?!
That's a dumb statement to type.
We have the good and bad ones in all religions.
We have billions of good Muslims all over the world and in our darling nation.
We have them as neighbours, clients, friends, and colleagues.
Take note of the way you use the word ALL.
Stop typing like a kid.
Grow up kiddo.
Our Kobo.[/quote]You like to quote people to sprew garbage, but you don't like being quoted or mentioned as they now place an embargo on quoting or mentioning you.

Nice2023:
No one should put mouth as this is pure yoruba affairs...

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The court has already put mouth into it and it doesn't seem like there's anything you can do about it.

Isn't this Redeemed Church pastor

stuffs2002:
Did you know he called a Nigerian Language animal language.

And you feel it's alright to call a Nigerian Tribe cannibals

Olamind212:
Last last David don chop breakfast

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Where is the breakfast? You sure say you no lack the ability to comprehend?

medalz:
This Hundeyin guy needs to be cautious, he's biting more than he could chew. His pay master would disown him when he's finally apprehended for spreading false news about Nigeria.

Mention just one false news he spreaded about Nigeria.

adioolayi:
The guy's cup go soon full..

Na him own hand he go use comot himself from his Ghana's safe heaven.

Dey play, just they play.