Kcuf:
studies has shown that 78% of Nigerian youths (north excluded) are internet fraudster or internet fraudster wannabe

But how come all the Northern boys in Warri, are into Yahoo Yahoo, picking block, riding cars and using iPhone

stop talking trash

hungryboy:
This article come even make me like Runtown more

Keep giving us the good music man, as for Naija matter, the people are tired and broken, we no dey even beg our politicians for light, healthcare, good roads again, na only our salary make we take chop food.

I laughed in tears Bro.

living in Naija is like walking on a slippery bathtub

This is the truth
But my problem is that those in power are not bothered
just as they were not bothered when human trafficking started in the early 80s until it became a national embarrassment

kellyjc:
Please I want to start learning graphics design,any idea how much it will cost me to start......... thanks

We dey talk buhari here... Ur talking shit abt graphics... Who graphics help... Wat is wrong wid u

This is not only Nigeria problem but black man disease.. America will be a mess the moment their population is 70% blacks..

Suspect33:
check ngcareers, you'll see tutors there, hope you do make it out of this country

Thanks bro I pray oohh

Kcuf:
studies has shown that 78% of Nigerian youths (north excluded) are internet fraudster or internet fraudster wannabe

you guys will not kill me with Lough

kellyjc:
Please I want to start learning graphics design,any idea how much it will cost me to start......... thanks

I can open a premium account for you on Lynda.com to learn your desired course. call or message me tru 08131056283

One mans poison is another mans meat. While some are eager to leave Nigeria, some are dying to go back to Nigeria. The grass is always greener from the other side. Like someone said, "Nothing Works".

QueenVaji:


We dey talk buhari here... Ur talking shit abt graphics... Who graphics help... Wat is wrong wid u

are you ok or just being stupid?

It is very sad how hopeless the country is becoming.
I have a corrupt friend who travelled out and within few month he regained his sanity back and he is now a very rich humble & sweet guy.

sulaimon22:


I can open a premium account for you on Lynda.com to learn your desired course. call or message me tru 08131056283

thanks gonna chat you up on WhatsApp

hungryboy:
This article come even make me like Runtown more

Keep giving us the good music man, as for Naija matter, the people are tired and broken, we no dey even beg our politicians for light, healthcare, good roads again, na only our salary make we take chop food.

henrixx:
Nigerians need to start speaking out. This country needs a breakup to come good honestly. Everybody's got to Go their own way. Not even a revolution would work. First of all the revolution would never take place because of tribalism

I said Nigeria needs to break up before things can start to get normal.. Things are so abnormal right now.. Animals are ruling this country and everybody is acting like animals.. especially all government security outfits.. They break all the laws in the land because our leaders are too myopic or only interested in the national cake sharing formula..

blizard44:
Point on!

People are even eyeing the Libya Route , the dangers therein , notwithstanding.

Naija don cast.

Legally or Illegally, people are trouping out .
And it's sad that I'm still trapped here.

I don use telescope observe this country future and I no see hope o.

With Buhari and his cohorts, we're stuck neck-deep in the status quo for another decade and more.

our problem is not Buhari but the misdeeds of our past leaders From Independence till date. It was a time bomb waiting to explode. We too as citizens have a large share of the blame, the hate we preach, the lies we tell, the crimes we commit, the evil we dish out all add up to where we are today.

Ezechinwa:


Maybe when the same SARS use you as exampl, you will understand better

Maybe when you join the Police Force where Nigerians unleash their frustrations mayhem on you, you will understand better.

sad but true

unclesoyo:
Singer Runtown, in a write-up published in a national daily newspaper, wrote about Nigerians saving up to leave the country, which he termed as the Nigerian dream, in its modern definition.

The singer, in the article in The Guardian, decried the rate of police brutality across the country and called for an end to the oppression the poor.

See the full piece below.:

It’s been over two months since Nigeria’s general elections and the tension that is borne out of vigorous political campaigns and a tussle for power has died down. Depending on who you ask, one vote at a time, the people have determined the fate of every candidate that vied for office and in a couple of weeks, newly-elected leaders will be sworn into office across the 36 states of Nigeria.

Imperative for incoming leaders, both elected and appointed, to note is that there is a hanging duty to deflate the rising tension that stems from police brutality and an urgent need to make Nigeria livable for the youth. As it appears, saving up enough money to exit the country has now become the Nigerian dream. It has been said that the country loses a worrisome number of doctors to the UK, US and Canada every year and what’s worse is that the Nigerian healthcare system is in dire need of doctors.

This harrowing loss of bright thinkers and skilled individuals transcends the medical world. I think about Tanitoluwa Adewunmi, the 10-year-old Nigerian boy who recently became a chess champion in the US after fleeing Nigeria with his parents over terrorist attacks by Boko Haram in the north. What would have been his fate had his parents not sought asylum in the US?

My heart has recently been replete with rumblings as a result of fear. Fear for my safety and perhaps more intense, the fear of losing a loved one to what has now become an unceasing demonstration of negligence by some officers of the Nigerian Police Force.

As a young Nigerian who very well fits the description of what members of the now controversial anti-cultism/robbery unit of the police force, SARS (known for perpetuating this menace) consider a target, I occasionally feel uneasy. I am a player in the country’s entertainment sector and the nature of my job causes me to appear “unconventional”. My hair is sometimes braided and sometimes blown out. Many times, I move around with a laptop, ride in a fancy car and yes, I own an iPhone which according to several victim/witness reports, makes me an instant suspect to the police.

Lucky me, I belong in the class of people who can sometimes afford special security. But it is puzzling that these days, we are pushed to sometimes hire men of the force to serve as security and protection against fellow officers. Some of my colleagues have been victims of police intimidation and I can only imagine the blistering degree of brutal treatment that everyday Nigerians are subject to. On days when I can’t afford special security, what becomes my fate? Do I have to commute by public transport, put away the devices that serve as tools for my everyday dealings or cut my hair in a bid to feel safe?

It is true that the country isn’t free of offenders. Agreeably, Internet-based crime is at an all-time high. But very needful to note is that legitimately conducted internet-based businesses are also at an all-time high. Smartphones and laptops have become indispensable tools. As it is in other parts, young Nigerians are using the internet as a tool to amplify their creativity, access boundless meaningful information, champion game-changing ideas, scale up their start-ups and by extension, create jobs.

Given the reality of today’s digital-driven world, law enforcement agencies must begin to deploy intelligence-driven tactics to carry out just and effective policing. Criminal detection should not be conducted solely based on a person’s appearance. Innocent young Nigerians should not be harassed, brutalized or worse, murdered over unimaginable reasons like owning a fancy smartphone or wearing an exotic hair-do.

I have had series of meditations over the recent killings of innocent young Nigerians like Kolade Johnson and the guiltless young lady, Ada Ifeanyi whose lives were cut short by men of the force to the ludicrous term, “accidental discharge”. A number of peaceful protests have been held and an array of anti-police-brutality campaigns have been launched across social media. Promises to restructure the police force have been made – but our reality suggests that no sort of reformation has taken place.

I manage to tell myself every day that the activities around the recently-concluded general elections is perhaps responsible for swaying the attention of the government because her silence amid the outcry of Nigerians has been very loud. The people are being pushed to the wall and choked against it. There is an urgent need to curb this menace before we find ourselves in an avoidable national catastrophe.

Growing up, we were told that the police is our friend but as the years go by, this promise has become more and more far fetched. Although my spirit is enraged, my message isn’t that of outrage, it is one of faith. This is not an easy call, but I admonish everyone to choose hope because I know that the alternative is one that will leave us all in disarray.

In truth, my faith is shaky, but I look forward to a time when the sight of an armed officer will no longer inspire fear. A time when Nigeria will no longer lose its human assets and forward thinkers to other countries as a result of low pay, lack of infrastructure and general neglect. A time when elected leaders will uphold the integrity and deploy empathy.

https://lailasnews.com/saving-to-exit-the-country-is-now-the-nigerian-dream-runtown-writes/

Naijatask:
True talk. I can even use buhari for rituals if na the only way to leave naija

The gods said I should tell you beforehand that you should not try that rough play. Buhari is not worth it and his blood and flesh are unacceptable to the gods and they will only contaminate their holy ground.

For proper sacrifice, the gods recommend UyaiIncomparabl, Ishilove, XxSabrinaxX, biacan, NwanyiAwkaetiti or funmisticqueen. Bring any of these as sacrifice to the gods and the gods shall help you leave the country.

freedomchild:
Nigeria has a foundational problem. until it is addressed, nothing will ever work in this country rather it'll become worse

What is that foundational problem? Let us know about it. Thanks.

Nigeria was built on a faulty foundation and can never make progress,the only solution is for it to be disjointed or restructured anything other than that is waste of time.

MultiCEO1:
My company's website has been off the grid for quite a considerable length of time and I want it up and functioning now. I also want it redesigned to a simpler, easier to use form. DM me if you can handle this at quite competitive and affordable rate. Thanks.

I hope you reply my dm. Thanks and good evening.

Naija Nah Scam

SunnyskyTG:
I disagree with Runtown! [/b]My dream as a Nigerian is to give my best in shedding the shits we are facing as a People. My belief is that a sensible Nigerian wants the same, fighting for the course of the Nation.

[b]Dude was basically talking about the activities of the Special Anti-Robbery Squad aka SARS.

The Nigerian Police have been so so bloody and brutal to her Citizens. I think the activities of the Nigerian Police is as a result of frustration birthed by the tough Nigerian economy.

Moreover, incompetent unpatriotic Nigerians have been the ones occupying the Police Force.

Nigeria needs Radicalization!

them they still dey feed this one. e nor kwn d koko for the country.

odinga1of:


But how come all the Northern boys in Warri, are into Yahoo Yahoo, picking block, riding cars and using iPhone

stop talking trash

mumu u call those hungry looking ritualists fraudsters

pls shift

silastemplar:
our problem is not Buhari but the misdeeds of our past leaders From Independence till date. It was a time bomb waiting to explode. We too as citizens have a large share of the blame, the hate we preach, the lies we tell, the crimes we commit, the evil we dish out all add up to where we are today.

So buhari is not part of the past leaders?

This just made my night, even though am not happy cause my finance just left me I have said it before And I will say it again Nigeria will still be a shithole 50years from now

kellyjc:
Please I want to start learning graphics design,any idea how much it will cost me to start......... thanks

50k tops, depending on the route/institution you follow

Spygadgets19:
Please how much will it cost me to learn programming? I need this skill to go to Canada.

learn CCTV Installation

Jappa jappa

@ OP this your write-ups just weak me....same thing a retired professor from OAU and I discussed this morning.....same thing again when an elderly man in his 70s came to my workshop and started lamenting while I was repairing his faulty laptop......heh!!!!!