₦airaland Forum

Chosen1984:
Its TIME TO GO PEOPLE..

The WORLD HAS GONE MAD..

Everything JESUS CHRIST talked about the End has Happened and are Re-happening...

Be Ready...
Live Ready...

The Saints will leave This Wicked and Abominable Earth Soonest...

Abegi, lead the way...
We’ll catch up with you later.
>

JOBLESS Elders!
>

EXCELLENT!

Tragic irony is if convicted and jailed...
They might end up getting raped themselves. SMH
>

DeHumbleTboy:
Why them no go rape her when some ladies e de be them like to walk unclad for road. Mtchew

Here comes the DUMB misogynists...
>

stormborn28:
im waiting for South Africa to reciprocate

Dude, it’s IRRELEVANT if SA “reciprocates”...
Looting/destroying the businesses/livelihoods/jobs of fellow NIGERIANS deserves punishment. Period!!

The irony is that Shoprite probably has the most comprehensive insurance coverage in those malls...
Thus, while Shoprite gets paid by its NIGERIAN insurance carrier, reality is many Nigerian stores are not insured.
>

AMI3:
But u don't expect every body to believe what u believe. Import or export if what they believe work for them who are we to question them.
If what u believe works for u. hold on to that and let others be.

There are folks in SA who believe that the cure for AIDS is to rape virgins, perhaps we should also respect their beliefs...
There’s a reason that I made the honest inquiry regarding their “beliefs” - you cannot expect intelligent people to venerate the unknown.
>

AMI3:
But u don't expect every body to believe what u believe. Import or export if what they believe work for them who are we to question them.
If what u believe works for u. hold on to that and let others be.

Meanwhile, couldn’t help but notice that their sheikhs/leaders are NOT leading the march... belief ko, relief ni!
>

AMI3:
But u don't expect every body to believe what u believe. Import or export if what they believe work for them who are we to question them.
If what u believe works for u. hold on to that and let others be.

Did I say they must believe what I do...
You called them “real Nigerians” based on the beliefs, so I asked what they were.

Have you ever heard of Rev Jim Jones?
He’s before our time, but over 900 persons believed in his superstition and drank poison.

Even Boko Haram has strong beliefs...
I suppose you also admire how they blow themselves and others up for those beliefs!
>

Are they sure he was not protesting against xenophobia?
>

mrgoodd:
Nigerian's will push you and leave you too face your problem, Re they shoprite looters or Xenophobia victims right activists, But if not for the loss shoprite and other south African owned companies witness that very day, Did you think Nigeria government will turn up? It will take MTN months to recover the customers loss to other networks that day alone, Waiting for Johannesburg police to parade shop looters too, If not This Parade is totally rejected by me.

Dude, scores of NIGERIAN businesses were looted/destroyed in at the Lekki and Surulere malls...
Let’s not endorse CRIMINAL destruction of the livelihoods/investments/jobs of ORDINARY NIGERIANS as ‘patriotism’!
>

ChemBrodar:
I'm sure it is not everyone of them

Obviously, the police couldn’t possibly catch all of them...
But even if it only a fraction, the deterrence value is great.
>

Simplyleo:
www.nairaland.com/attachments/10197896_20190910110645_jpegc17ff00d46024276be928787b82f4df8

You just had to go there, didn’t you...lol!
>

efighter:

But you are proud of South Africans that looted Nigerians' shops and killed your brothers like chickens.

Perhaps you should first UNDERSTAND his post...
I think you may find you’re both on the SAME side!

Of course, I vehemently disagree with both of you...
Destroying NIGERIAN businesses/livelihoods in NIGERIA is a DUMB reaction to the barbarism in SA.
>

.
VERY GOOD!!!
>

AMI3:
are u a living soul? if u don't believe in anything or u don't have conviction on what u believe then u are not a living being.

Dude, my beliefs do not extend to imported superstitions...smh
>

nnamathy:
I bet you're missing alot of things; most people in the U.S.A hadn't traveled to New york and alot of people in new York don't trend for remote area while here in Nigeria some people might meet their graves without getting to Lagos or Abuja. So is that gonna stop possible development in those places; just let my working governor work his part in the development of Ebonyi.

You mentioned maintenance of infrastructure; Road construction is a long term project and adding to the fact that the project are carried out in good quality then i remain resolute on the good work of my Governor. Go and criticize your idle governor. Let Americans worry about Donald trump and Nigerians Buhari.�

Not even close...
Lagos governors benchmark themselves against international standards, not Third World Nigeria.

Meanwhile, he is the Governor of the ENTIRE state and not the Mayor of Abakiliki (or wherever the state capital is these days)...
So, unlike NYC that is developed by the local govt using taxes of NYC residents, this Gov owes an allegiance to every citizen/part of Ebonyi.

Not sure what you are going on about Dotard Trump...
Abegi which one consign (concern) Agbero with overload?!
>

grandstar:
Shiites and Sunni's don't see eye to eye globally. In Iraq for instance, Saddam Hussein who was a Sunni did all he could to sideline and shackle the Shiites who were 60% of the population while his Sunni were only 20% of population.

Upon his defeat and the arbitrary sack of all Iraqi soldiers who were mostly Sunni by the Americans, simply created ruthless insurgency (many of the insurgents were ex soldiers) that the Americans felt the heat for years. Sunni's consider Shiites as pagans as they hav e a patron saint

Iran is backing Nigerian Shiites...
While Saudi and Co. back Buhari’s Sunnis.
>

Davash222:
Frankly, IMN spirits are worth emulating. It's rare to find people with such spirits.

Riversides2003:
I love this people I swear, they really holding their fate in the face of intimidation. If u stand for nothing you will fall for anything. Nice one.

AMI3:
These are the real people in Nigeria. they have that conviction in what they believe.

And what exactly is it they believe?
Shame our land has become a battleground for all manner of foreign beliefs.
>

www.nairaland.com/attachments/10197699_shiiteprotestforzakzaky_jpege83cad427e853d4d1413c2e5c24dd32a

I have seen this in Syria and Libya, and can never quite get my head around it...
You’re embarking on a protest where there’s a possibility of violence, and you take along babies/kids.

It’s one thing for you to decide that you can take the risk of any danger that may arise...
But why drag along innocent kids who’re in no position to make same calculation for themselves? SMH
>

FamousMonk:
I'm just counting the number of New York preeqs she will receive before coming back to Nigeria...
I'm sure it will be up to 50..

And during that time...
You’ll probably vaseline off more than 50 times to her picture. SMH
>

First, sex is NOT a right - even with your spouse (female or male)...
If Nigeria was a civilized nation, this dude would be cooling off in jail.
>

tomdon:
Exactly
And on the pastor's bed

The pastor’s bed is a relatively minor irritant...
>

KingAzubuike:
When has it become a crime to have sex in this country

By the time they make further investigation, they'll discover the pastor himself has been secretly chopping his own share too

May God never allow us become a victim of circumstance

It’s NOT “sex” when an adult copulates (extramaritally) with a 14-year-old minor...
>

Vado:
This your comment is like you wanted to air that first paragraph so bad but smart enough to avoid a backclash by self criticism.

for real...
>

Dasuks:
That game was terrific. Congrats to them for beating Korea and Ivory Coast as well. That first game against Russia slipped through our fingers. Fair that we were outclassed but wow! this team is amazing. Thanks to Ekpe Udoh, Aminu, Okogie Michael Eric and co.

Imagine if we had Giannis, Oladipo, maybe Okafor, Iwundu, Nwaba OR Igiehon (Irish Hulk) for the future or say the impact of veteran Iguodala on the sidelines haha. lol dreams.

The game against host China was the BEST!

Btw, Iguodala just happens to be in Lagos for Jumai Technologies’ board meeting.
>

golddeejay:
The president of Nigeria, knows nothing about basketball or the result. It is just another courtesy visit to him.

kuntash:
you sure say he understand what this is all about ?

Wouldn’t be surprised if he thinks it’s Netball...
>

rampantlover:
Point of correction, we are not brothers and we are not neighbours but you are right about one thing, if you nigerians start to behave like animals which they always do in a foreign country, then what happened in SA would be a drop in the ocean. Just behave like humans and you will be fine but I doubt most mumugerians can do that.

Yaaaaaawwwwwnnnnnn.....
>

Gerrard59:
I agree with you wholeheartedly. There has been no condemnation of sort regarding the criminal attitudes of most Nigerians in South Africa. Heck, majority of social media Nigerians 'so-called intellectuals' didn't condemn the Invictus saga. When it happens again, they will scream xenophobia.

That’s simply NOT true...
The condemnation of Invictus on SM was loud and overwhelming.

Nonetheless, I just do not get the implied logic that the criminality of some warrants looting/killing of all...
Unfortunately, it is just this sort of warped logic that informs the looting/destruction of SA businesses in Nigeria. SMH
>

Okoyeebo:
Because of what would enter your mouth, you can't let truth come out of your mouth.

Let South Africans be treated exactly how they have treated Nigerians. Worst case scenario, they pull out of Nigeria and Nigerians there come back.

We would get local businesses and substitute investors to take over. Would South Africa get substitute markets with the size of Nigeria? No

Protea Hotel has 6 different branches in Ikeja Local Government alone. Some countries don't even have 5 Protea hotels.

South Africa should be treated to on the basis of reciprocity.

You do know that many of these hotels are primarily owned by Nigerians, but branded and managed by Protea...
Nevertheless, Protea is NOT (or no longer) a South African-own Company, having since been acquired by Marriott.
>

oksmart1992:
Am 98% sure the man saw something in her phone.... Some Women are scum sha.
The day I went through my ex gf's phone I was dumbfounded and confused as to why she will be dating 10 different guys at thesame time when I was always footing most of her bills and always making her speak in foreign languages in the other room. Out of the ten men I saw her chats with, 7 were married men.
May God deliver us from daughters of Jezebel

The fact that your first concern/regret was the money you supposedly spent on her tells you all you need to know...
>

Sharptwotwo:
Most of these figures are either oversized or fabricated.

On the contrary, they are probably worth more...
>

jrusky:
Pls let fed govt nationalize Mtn. Nigerian must take over Mtn because in South Africa of today they won't allow Nigeria business to succeed as much MTN and other SOUTH Africa businessess succeed here.

Sorry I have Mtn network but I have stopped using it since last week and I'm not bother a bit.

And the bastards are here making billions. Abacha pls rest in peace now I know your worth. Idiagbon rest in.peace now I know your value the more.

Precisely! We need another Nitel...
We’ve not run a viable business into the ground in a while.
>