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CrimeRe: Police Arrest 15 Over Violent Protest On Zamfara Highway (Photos) by Afonja2: 9:01pm On Jun 01, 2021
ViolentMooslim:
If only you understand the psychology of a northern Muslim, you won't have problems with them.

Let me attempt explaining:

Naturally, they (northern muslims) have a strong inferiority complex. And this complex is as a result of their naturally inferior intellectual capacity, spiritually and physically inferior religion, and unnatural approach to issues. That is why, even a highly placed Northerner will feel intimidated by a lowly placed southerner, worst of all, a South Easterner or South Southerner. That explains why a highly placed CCT judge will bring himself so low to physically fight a Security man. Because, in his mind, he is fighting an "Igbo" guy (he directly said it).

This complex from these sources makes them violent and oppressive. They don't enjoy being violent, but they see violence as a means of venting their frustration.

The scary part is that, they are not doing anything to help themselves off this complex, but are justifying it with a religion which is infact the cause of their complex.

Its pitiable as Nnamdi Kanu have given the northern muslims an opportunity to vent there complex and frustration in the South East and South South. He doesn't know that to them, everything is ISLAMICAL. They will attempt to "prove" a superiority over you (Igbos) with brutality and cruelty. And I dont think the Igbos are prepared for that. They've not even recovered from the civil war.


Understand the psychology of the Northerner and you will see that his drive for violence is actually a call for help. Help them. They actually need help.
Hehehe. You sure feel good massaging your overbloated ego. Kontinuu.
PoliticsRe: Duke: Imoke Behind Ayade’s Defection To APC by Afonja2: 7:21am On May 29, 2021
So, Imoke is Donald Duke's predecessor?

Mad must be madding this Vanguard reporter
PoliticsOpen Grazing Ban: You Are A Pitiable Messenger, Akeredolu Hits Garba Shehu by Afonja2(op): 1:07pm On May 25, 2021
Governor Rotimi Akeredolu of Ondo State has described Malam Garba Shehu, presidential spokesman, as a pitiable messenger who does not know the limits of his relevance.

Akeredolu, who is chairman of the South-West Governors Forum, said this while responding to Shehu’s statement on the Southern Governors decision to ban open grazing.

In a statement on Monday, Shehu had questioned the legality of the Southern Governors’ action, saying Nigerians ought to enjoy the same rights and freedoms across the country, regardless of the state of their birth or residence.

Shehu said the declaration of the Southern Governors had been preempted as Buhari, who had been worried about the problems between farmers and herders, commissioned and approved an actionable plan of rehabilitating grazing reserves across states.

But Akeredolu, who described Shehu as an agent provocateur, said the presidential media aide did not speak for Buhari.

“Mr Garba Shehu just released a press statement purporting to represent the position of President Muhammadu Buhari, GCFR, on the farmer-herder “clashes” and what he termed as “Deep Rooted Solutions to the herdsmen attacks”. He also attributed a unilateral decision to the President who “clears way for ranching and revival of forest reserves” as part of the “permanent solution to the frequent clashes between them, as well as the associated problem of the gun-wielding “killer-herdsmen”.

“Anyone who has been following the utterances of this man, as well as his fellow travelers on the self-deluding, mendacious but potentially dangerous itinerary to anarchy cannot but conclude that he works, assiduously, for extraneous interests whose game plan stands at variance with the expectations of genuine lovers of peaceful coexistence among all the peoples whose ethnic extractions are indigenous to Nigeria.

“Mr Garba must disclose, this day, the real motive(s) of those he serves, definitely not the President. He cannot continue to hide under some opaque, omnibus and dubious directives to create confusion in the polity. The easy recourse to mendacious uppity in pushing a barely disguised pernicious agendum is well understood. The declaration that the recommendations of the Minister of Agriculture, Alhaji Sabo Nanono, a mere political appointee like Garba Shehu, are now the “lasting solutions” which eluded all the elected representatives of the people of the Southern part of the country, exposes this man as a pitiable messenger who does not seem to understand the limits of his relevance and charge.

Governors can’t take instructions from mere political appointees

“Mr Garba contends that “their announcement is of questionable legality”, referring to the 17 Governors of the Southern States, but the decision of certain elements to take the ancestral lands of other people to settle their kinsmen, including the “gun-wielding “killer herdsmen” and their families, and provide “veterinary clinics, water points for animals, and facilities for herders and their families including schooling through these rehabilitated reserves” for which “the Federal Government is making far-reaching and practical changes allowing for different communities to co-exist side-by-side”, does not appear to him as a comprehensive plan for land grabbing, a precursor to internal colonialism. He wants to “revive forest reserves” but seems particularly uninterested in the current position of the same law, that he and his cohorts often misinterpret to serve parochialism and greed. Governors no longer have powers over the lands in their territories. They must take instructions from appointees of the Federal Government on such matters.”

Akeredolu, a lawyer, said Shehu seems to have issues understanding the difference between “licentious criminality and qualified rights under our law”.

The governor alleged that Shehu is a major supporter of the current “pervasive anarchy” in the land.

“May we warn Mr Garba Shehu and his cohorts to desist from hurling insults at the elected representatives of the people. He lacks the authority to make policy statements for the Federal Government, unless directed, expressly. His acts are clearly those of an agent provocateur. Other closet dreamers, aspirers to colonial fantasies, must be weaned off their delusion.

“No inch of the space delineated and known, currently, as South West, and indeed the whole South, will be ceded to a band of invaders masquerading as herdsmen under any guise.”
https://dailytrust.com/you-are-a-pitiable-messenger-akeredolu-hits-garba-shehu-over-grazing-ban

Jobs/VacanciesRe: Should I Recommend Ex Girlfriend For This Job? by Afonja2: 6:02pm On May 20, 2021
Mr. Woman wrapper, recommend her if you have found another job. Talking from experience, you will live to regret this. Cram that!
PoliticsRe: Edo PDP Crisis: Etsako Suspends Mike Ogiadhome Over Anti-Party Activities by Afonja2: 9:34am On May 16, 2021
IPOB boys will not see anything wrong in all this because it is not Oshiomhole. If this happens in APC, they will be dragging their ancestors in their erosion-ravaged muddy villages. Foolish yammiri okoro nincompoops.

Obaseki was invited to APC. He ran the party aground before finally porting. He is doing the same in PDP now. By the time he spends four years in the party, no founding member of the party will have a say again. Stupid ungrateful ugly monster.
PoliticsRe: Ebonyi State Officially Launch Ebubeagu Security Network (Photos) by Afonja2: 5:31pm On Apr 28, 2021
Yaminrin can not even spell CHAPTER correctly.

Chai..
PoliticsMy Son Was Murdered Inside ATBU Mosque When Pantami Was Chief Imam- Prof by Afonja2(op): 8:52am On Apr 22, 2021
Sunday Nache Achi, a 400-level student of the Abubakar Tafawa Balewa University (ATBU) Bauchi, was murdered inside the university mosque by Muslim students over allegation that he circulated a tract that contained blasphemous content
In the last one month, so much has been said and written about the unnerving extremist religious views of the Minister of Communications and Digital Economy, Dr Isa Pantami. The minister has not denied them but insists that they were views he espoused as a teenager. But in this exclusive interview with News Editor, Ishaya Ibrahim, Professor Samuel Achi, former director-general of Chemical and Leather Technology (now National Institute for Leather Science and Technology ), Zaria, recalls the events of December 9, 2004, when he received the news that his first son, Sunday Nache Achi, a 400-level student of the Abubakar Tafawa Balewa University (ATBU) Bauchi, was murdered inside the university mosque by Muslim students over allegation that he circulated a tract that contained blasphemous content. Pantami was the Chief Imam of the mosque then and he was not 13 years.

Excerpts:


How have you been coping with the gruesome events that happened in December 2004 when you learnt that your son was killed in ATBU? How did you take the news?

Well, in the first place when it happened, it was my pastor that called me when I was in a hotel room in Abuja. I was a chief executive officer of a federal government establishment at that time under the Federal Ministry of Science and Technology. I was called to go to Abuja to see the minister. Immediately I was told of my son’s death, I had to be bold. I want to say that God gave me the grace to be bold to keep the information to myself when I got the information around 2 o’clock in the morning of December 9, 2004.

The discussion I was to have with the minister was supposed to be very crucial to the existence of the agency I was heading. So, God gave me the grace that I was able to control my emotion. We had a very nice discussion. It was after the meeting that I confided in the minister, Professor Turner Isoun. So, I went back.

Unfortunately, it was true. It has not been an easy road since then because the trauma was so much – my first son! Definitely, it was a very traumatic experience. Thank God because God has been our mentor. We have actually committed everything to him. To him has been the glory and he has been able to comfort us. Even the church and everybody else. We find solace in so many people coming to comfort us. Even up till today, my colleagues and many other people have been calling me. Even these few days that this thing (Pantami story) has been going on, I’ve received so many calls as well. So, it’s only the grace of God that has kept us going. And of course, I want to emphatically say that as a Christian, I’m happy to know God because if I didn’t know God, or if my family didn’t know God, what we would have done would have been detrimental to the existence of so many other things. But we took it as Christians and we gave God the glory. And as such, definitely, God has comforted us. You can see that not long after, I became a professor and I’ve been living above board by the grace of God.

Can you tell us a bit about your son because we learned that he was killed as a result of participating in evangelism outreach? What can you tell us about him?

Well, I’m happy to say that God enabled us to bring him up as a very good Christian. He was someone who was taking the word of God seriously. When he went to ATBU, we saw that he continued his good works in the (Christian) ministry. A turnaround was when he came on a holiday and informed us that he had been elected by his colleagues to be the ECWA student ministry leader in the university. I told him it was fine. In fact, it was with apprehension that his mother accepted it. But we prayed for him. We asked God to take care of him. I’m sure a lot of information is in the archives. If you browse his name on the internet, you will see a lot of information. The Christian networks have written so much since that time.

That day that you mentioned, December 9, 2004, when you got the news, was it the time it just happened or it had happened a while ago before you got the call?

Well, I was told that it happened about one and a half or two hours earlier.

After the incident, were you able to get a full picture of what happened?

Well, I got the full picture. But as I said, it is not something that I really want to discuss. But one thing I know that you people (media) got wrong is that he was not stoned to death. He was strangled inside the mosque and they threw the corpse outside the university mosque.

Did you get any visitor from the university? Did they come to you?

Yes. The university came to condole with us. They officially came to condole with us.

Was there any kind of investigation to find out what led to that incident?

Well, I didn’t pursue that.

What about the university? Are you aware if they did that?

I cannot say.

One of the information that is in the public domain, from Wikileaks, is that the Minister of Communications and Digital Economy, Isa Ali Pantami, was expelled from the university because of a sermon he preached which resulted in violence. So many connections have been drawn between his sermon and what happened to your son. Do you also find the connection?

I cannot talk about that. It is not conducive for me to talk about that.

But as a father who wouldn’t want that to be done to another person’s child, what do you think are the measures that need to be put in place to forestall such a violent incident?

On paper, Nigeria is a secular state. But in practice, I want to categorically say that it depends on where you are that you can actually practice your religion freely. So, that freedom of expression, freedom to practice your religion should actually be given to everybody. It is very sad. It’s been more than 15 years now since this thing happened, and things are really getting worse.

The government needs to do a lot more. I can also say here that we should practice our religion the way we are expected to, without any fear of interference from anybody. Let me take you back to the period when it happened, maybe because I was chief executive of a federal government set up …

What agency was that?

The Federal College of Chemical and Leather Technology.

Okay. Go ahead, sir.

So, as at that time, the presidency played a very good role, and I commend the then president, His Excellency, Olusegun Obasanjo. He got the message and even though he didn’t talk directly with me, the then Chaplain of Aso Rock Chapel, Professor Yusuf Obaji, had a discussion with me. From it, what they understood was a direct religious intolerance. And he pleaded with me as a Christian to forgive and actually forget everything because the boy died in a very noble Christian way. So, I don’t think there is much to say again.

But going back to your earlier question on the tract, I saw the tract after the incident. And in fact, I was shocked to hear that such a tract could be the cause of my son’s death. But there is a climate of intolerance, and when people are not doing what they are supposed to be doing, people who have been assigned the responsibility of leadership either in the church or mosque or other secular organisations or wherever, if you fail to actually give out a message of peace, definitely you have failed.

The Chief Imam of the mosque was the person that ahh …. In fact, I have been aware of this information a long time ago. But I kept it to myself because it was not something that was worth thinking about.

Was it that the Chief Imam didn’t read the tract?

I’m just saying that even if he read the tract, and if he is a peaceful man, if the religion he practices actually preaches peace as it says, then he should have found a way of proffering solution to terrible incidences that would otherwise cause some pandemonium that could lead to loss of lives. That even lead to other incidences later on as a result of what happened, which is not very fine. I really abhor any form of violence. And definitely, I will never stand for anything that will take life from anybody.

Even at the time you found out that what was preached in the University mosque was what led to the death of your son, you immediately forgave the perpetrators?

I want to say here that I have already forgotten all this. Even when it happened, I went to the press. A publication was made in the Vanguard newspaper. I cannot remember the precise date, but it was about December 20, 2004. If you check that week, you will find my write up. I have a copy, but it is not with me right now.

But definitely, I wrote in the newspaper denouncing and also forgiving all those people that committed that dastardly act. So, I still stand as a representative of my family that we have actually forgiven whoever committed such an act. But his judgment is between himself and God, and it will continue to haunt him. So when I saw this (the Pantami story), I was surprised. I said where is this coming from again?

So, at that time you knew that the Chief Imam is the current Minister of Communications and Digital Economy, Isa Pantami?

When?

As at the time when you wrote that piece in Vanguard forgiving the perpetrators, you already knew that the Chief Imam of the ATBU mosque was Isa Pantami?

No. I did not know.

At what point did you find out that he was that same ATBU Chief Imam?

It was later on.

But not during this latest revelation about him?

No, it was not too long after the incident of my son’s death that I knew.

Were you aware of the kind of sermon that was delivered at the mosque before your son was murdered?

No. I’m not sure.

How has the family been carrying on, especially your wife?

You know it is well with the soul of the believer who surrenders to Him all he has got because our souls are controlled by Him. Our temperament or whatever you call them, if you commit them unto Him, He will surely take care of you. And that is what He has been doing for us. We faced a lot of … especially myself. I have faced a lot of discrimination, which later on was tied to my relationship to the deceased, my son. But I’m not ready to go into it.

You mean because of your son who was already late, you still faced discrimination?

Yes. But if I may go back again, at the onset of the event, I want to use this opportunity, which I have never done before. I got to know the action that my governor, Ahmed Makarfi, took by contacting the then governor of Bauchi State. He stood solidly by us. I want to use this opportunity to thank him because if not for him, the corpse of my son would probably have been buried in Bauchi without us knowing.

Governor Makarfi played a fatherly role and members of the ECWA Church took it upon themselves to go and retrieve my son’s corpse from Bauchi.

Prof, I noticed that you are trying not to mention the minister by name, but I want to ask you about this issue that was published in the media where the minister said he has renounced his past sermons where he supported extreme views. If you saw that, what came to your mind?

You see as a Christian, I cannot go back on my word. I said I have already gone to the press to make a pronouncement. And I don’t think I hold anything against anybody. Well, let whatever is there be sorted out by God himself. I don’t have any grudges against anybody because I know as a Christian, I have forgiven and God has shown me the fruitfulness of forgiveness, being able to forgive.

Thank you.

https://www.thenicheng.com/there-was-nothing-in-the-christian-tract-my-son-shared-that-should-warrant-a-death-sentence-prof-achi/
PoliticsRe: Why Hon Chukwuma Umeoji Is The Right Man To Succeed Governor Obiano by Afonja2: 6:17am On Apr 22, 2021
This is not Vanguard editorial. It is an opinion, so it should not be attributed to Vanguard. It does not matter that it was published by Vanguard..

Seun, your moderators need refresher course on journalism.

Lalasticlala
Seun
CelebritiesRe: Honeymoon Palava: Yvonne Jegede Lauds Deyemi Okanlawon For Near-Nude Scene (Pix) by Afonja2: 10:22pm On Apr 18, 2021
PoliticsRe: Nigerian Army Gets New Dress Code by Afonja2: 11:38am On Apr 11, 2021
They have not introduced hijab?

MURIC MUST HEAR THIS
PoliticsYinka Odumakin: Premature Departure Of A Bright Star- Tinubu by Afonja2(op): 7:56pm On Apr 03, 2021
Like millions of Nigerians, I received with profound shock the news of the death early this morning of Mr. Yinka Odumakin, spokesman of Afenifere, committed fighter for democracy, dedicated civil society activist, courageous and outspoken defender of whatever ideals and principles he believed in and a patriotic citizen in every sense of the word.

Ever since his student days, Odumakin had been fearless and unrelenting in speaking up in promoting the cause of justice and what he perceived as the best interest of the citizens of Nigeria. He participated actively at the forefront in the various students and youth struggles against successive military dictatorships in the 1980s and 1990s. In the process, he was arrested, harassed and even detained several times. Yet, he never allowed himself to succumb to tyranny or be pressured into submissive and pliant silence.

In the struggle against the annulment of the June 12, 1993, presidential election and the perpetuation of military dictatorship, Odumakin was never found wanting. He was at the vanguard of the battle even at the risk of his life and liberty. It is impossible to credibly tell the story of the emergence of the democracy we enjoy in this dispensation today without emblazoning Odumakin’s name in gold. He was a doughty fighter for freedom and the rule of law. He was rock solid in his commitment to Afenifere, the Yoruba people and the several other civil society groups in which he played active roles.

Odumakin never held public office. But he has been a constant feature and part of our public consciousness over the last two decades of this unbroken democratic dispensation. He epitomized the true definition of the citizen; a patriot who was ever conscious of the fact that his life could not be complete or his humanity meaningful if he did not take an active interest in and join likeminded fellow citizens in seeking always to promote the common good of his community and country.

In the course of the last two and a half decades, Odumakin and I had cause to collaborate in various organizations and in pursuit of different political causes at different times and I can testify to his capacity for hard work, his brilliance, his tenacity in his loyalty to his cherished principles. Even if we differed politically, I had no cause to doubt his sincerity in charting his chosen path. He will forever remain a model of what a citizen who places the good of his country above his personal interest could be. For, given his talents and abilities, Odumakin could easily have opted to focus on his personal welfare and that of his family rather than embroil himself in the several struggles he dedicated his life to.

It is certainly not fortuitous that his wife, the indefatigable Amazon, Dr Joe Odumakin, was Yinka’s comrade in struggle and active collaborator in fighting for justice, liberty and the dignity of the underprivileged. They were iconic soul mates in the ceaseless battle for a better and greater Nigeria.

I join millions of Nigerians in condoling with Dr. Odumakin and her family in this sad hour. May God comfort and strengthen them even as they take solace in the massive outpouring of grief nationwide at Yinka’s painful passage.

I also express my heartfelt condolences to Chief Ayo Adebanjo, the Afenifere leader, and all other leaders and members of Afenifere as well as all Yinka’s associates in the civil society movement. His life vividly demonstrates once again, in the immortal words of Chief Obafemi Awolowo that “it is not life that matters but the courage you bring into it” and that it is not how long we live but how well and productively that matters. Odumakin is gone. But he lives on in the memory of millions of his compatriots. May his soul rest in peace.


SIGNED


ASIWAJU BOLA AHMED TINUBU

PoliticsRe: 2023: Tinubu Is My Strong Ally - President Buhari by Afonja2: 7:45pm On Mar 24, 2021
Tolexander:
I thought Buhari made the statement personally and not a release by Garba Shehu
You are a disgrace and utter disappointment to your parents and your community. Return to your village and pay all school fees from your parents back to them.
PropertiesRe: Gas Cylinder Explosion Destroys Properties In Alapere, Lagos. 4 Persons Rescued by Afonja2: 1:10pm On Mar 20, 2021
Sijo01:
You see your life!
Of all the emorgies to take book space, na this one you see use.
It is not "emorgies". It is emoji. No, you don't need to thank me.
CelebritiesRe: Breaking: Veteran Actor and Broadcaster, Sadiq Daba Is Dead by Afonja2(op): 10:13pm On Mar 03, 2021
We4all:
I need a link to download "cock crow at dawn" theme song. I just love the lyrics.
Audio:
https://qoret.com/download-mp3/bongos-ikwue-cock-crow-at-dawn/

Note:NL is changing c0ck to rooster. If you click the link it might not work. Copy the link and changing rooster to c0ck

Video:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r8xCRAnjc60
CelebritiesBreaking: Veteran Actor and Broadcaster, Sadiq Daba Is Dead by Afonja2(op):
Veteran broadcaster and Nollywood actor, Sadiq Daba is dead.

He died around 8:30pm Wednesday evening, after a long battle with leukemia and prostrate cancer.

May his soul rest in peace

BusinessRe: Torley Nigeria Seals Deal With Peace Ambassador Agency (Photos) by Afonja2: 4:14pm On Mar 03, 2021
Why is AlexReport not in the pictures? Incomplete news...
PoliticsBawa, New EFCC Chairman Accused Of Massive Corruption Last Year by Afonja2(op): 1:18pm On Feb 16, 2021
November 27, 2020

A legal practitioner, Mr. Olaniyi Adekanla, Esq. is seeking the removal of Mr. Abdulrasheed Bawa, from the office of the Lagos Zonal Head of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC.

The lawyer’s grouse against the Lagos Zonal Head of the Anti-Corruption agency borders on corruption tendency.

Speaking at a press conference on Wednesday in Lagos, Adekanla, Esq. stressed that the current zonal head is a misfit for the office.

He held the notion that an organisation at the vanguard of Anti-Corruption crusade should not allow Abdulrasheed Bawa to call the shots at the Lagos Office of the EFCC.

Reiterating his position, the lawyer explained, “It is therefore against this backdrop that the extant development in the Lagos Zonal office of EFCC, to wit its headship by one Abdulrasheed Bawa is considered inappropriate and a deviance to the gravity of sanitization of corruption which led to the establishment of this organisation, hence an erosion and bastadisation of its moral and functional values. For the umpteenth time, Lagos Zone of this institution is too important to be headed by any person carrying stigma of infamy either by allegation or otherwise!”, he said.

Bawa was alledged to have sometime last year confiscated dozens of petrol tankers and sold to his proxies.

Said Adekanla, “Last year, under the watch of Mr. Abdulrasheed Bawa in the Port-Harcourt Zonal office of EFCC, dozens of petrol tankers were confiscated from suspected looters and same were auctioned to Mr. Abdulrasheed Bawa proxies at ridiculous prices.

“This irked some junior colleagues who wrote anonymous petitions and sequel to which Mr. Bawa was arrested and detained for several days in Port-Harcourt before Magu, former head of the institution who consequently ordered his transfer to the agency’s training school in Abuja.

“Mr. Bawa was accused of selling at least 244 trucks worth between N20 to N30 Million each at N100,000 or slightly more per unit to his proxies! A proxy was said to have sold one of the tankers to a businessman in Ibadan for N14.8Million. This obscene deal was said to have denied Nigeria Government about N4.88 Billion Naira, an amount which is enough to take care of the yearly overhead of the organization, conservatively put at N4.5Million per annum.

“It may interest you to know that while forfeiture proceedings are ongoing no sale of any goods that forms subject matter of the criminal allegation can be made. In contradistinction to this avowed position Mr. Bawa put those trucks that were subject matter of criminal litigation at Federal High Court for sale.”

He expressed that it is unfortunate that Mr. Abdulrasheed Bawa was rewarded with the headship of EFCC Lagos Zonal Division.


Juxtaposing his concerns, Mr. Adekanla said when Mr. Fowler was accused of mismanagement of funds at Federal Inland Revenue, he took a bow and subjected himself to investigation.

He however placed so much confidence in President Buhari led anti corruption drive.

He said the president does not support that men suspected of shady deal should occupy holy sanctuary like EFCC.

Adding that EFCC is a shrine of holiness where the officiating priests are supposed to be people without tainted integrity and blemished honour.

He summed his call for the removal of Bawa this way, “any person under criminal investigation like Bawa is the least person qualified to occupy the headship of EFCC Lagos Zonal office and I so hold that he should be unhorsed forthwith.

“I hereby urge the Federal Government to ask Mr. Bawa to step down from this exalted position of honour for holiness accountability and responsibility to reign.”

Casefileng.com however sought reaction to the allegation from the EFCC Spokeperson, Mr. Wilson Uwajaren, but he is yet to send his response.
https://www.casefileng.com/2020/11/27/lawyer-accuses-lagos-efcc-head-of-massive-corruption-seeks-his-removal/

PoliticsRe: Lai Mohammed Writes CNN On Lekki Shooting by Afonja2: 7:02pm On Nov 23, 2020
Benbellamor:
Poo ....Trying hard to look relevant

Meanwhile CNNreport has yielded first fruit
Army that denied ever going to the Scene of massacre Has just admitted that they went with killer bullets
How.do you trust such double.mouthed
Thank you CNN
for putting them on their toes
They admitted they went to the protest ground with live bullet not to use it on the protesters but to defend themselves

If you know how security agents work, you will agree that no soldier will go on such an assignment without being properly armed in case of any unexpected episode.
RomanceRe: My Pre Wedding Pictures by Afonja2: 5:55pm On Nov 12, 2020
What does the Admin mean by "young Nairaland member"? Are you implying they are not ripe enough for marriage?

Do you know their ages?

Nairaland member is Nairaland member. Learn to respect people.

PoliticsRe: Lekki Protesters Jumped Into River While Escaping From Shooting, Fled To Ikorodu by Afonja2: 5:35pm On Nov 12, 2020
mazinaija:
if you say the toll gate isn't close to a river,then it means you don't know the toll gate properly
Can you tell me the distance of tollgate is to where you can access the river? Can you access the rivers just like that from the tollgate? Those buildings built by the road have blocked access to the river, except you want to tell me you jump their fences to access the rivers. Liars
PoliticsRe: Lekki Protesters Jumped Into River While Escaping From Shooting, Fled To Ikorodu by Afonja2: 5:32pm On Nov 12, 2020
Lies kee all of you die.

Do you know I far Lekki Toll Gate is to the river? It is no longer they were killed and their bodies thrown to the river. Now, they jumped into the river by themselves.

Stoopid liars
PoliticsRe: Malami Aliyu Yandoto Slumps And Dies At The Wedding Of Yerima's Daughter by Afonja2: 10:09am On Nov 09, 2020
yanabasee:
When I buried my father.....It wasn't funny......
Sorry brotherman. Many Yibbo culture are backward. One of the reasons Biafraudd must not be allowed to see the light of the day.
CelebritiesRe: History Of Efunsetan Aniwura by Afonja2: 9:51am On Nov 09, 2020
I read your story to the end. However, another version has it that Efunsetan actually committed suicide by poisoning herself. This version is the more acceptable one as we even watched it in Efunsetan Aniwura movies.

Please do more research and revert.

Well done...
CelebritiesRe: Why Do IPOB Address Davido's Son As Ifeanyi Adeleke by Afonja2(op): 5:46am On Nov 08, 2020
Cityqueengirl:
The child belongs to the mother, Chioma and it's the mother that will ensure the name she wants her Child to eb known by
IPOB girl. That happens in a backward Yibbo culture like yours. In global culture of which Omoluabi's is one, the man has the child and the mother.

When you have your child for your husband, you are free to change their surname to your fathers.

Eediot
CelebritiesRe: Why Do IPOB Address Davido's Son As Ifeanyi Adeleke by Afonja2(op): 11:23am On Nov 07, 2020
Hazlett1988:
You are an idiot and a fool,I trust you don't know who you are talking too,by looking at your profile don't make me track you down and do you something you will ever regret in your life time, its not everybody on here you talk too anyhow dare me and regret this for the rest of your life
F*Polish IPOB boy. It is now 12 hours I challenged you to track down your father in ypur village, you have not done so. What happened, Mr. Ignoramus. A boy of 1988 challenging me. Sango fire thunder and destroy your blokos. Son of a b*tch
CelebritiesRe: Why Do IPOB Address Davido's Son As Ifeanyi Adeleke by Afonja2(op): 11:43pm On Nov 06, 2020
Hazlett1988:
You are an idiot and a fool,I trust you don't know who you are talking too,by looking at your profile don't make me track you down and do you something you will ever regret in your life time, its not everybody on here you talk too anyhow dare me and regret this for the rest of your life
Eediott. Mr. Anonymous. Na your papa you want track down for your potopoto village? I dare you. If you can not, you are a first-class goat. Ewu.
CelebritiesRe: Why Do IPOB Address Davido's Son As Ifeanyi Adeleke by Afonja2(op): 6:22am On Nov 06, 2020
Hazlett1988:
Ops you are a damn idiot for been tribalistic,you all are all stupid for falling for all this to make us hate one another,for the fact that this can not hit a front page I will just say this, The politicians has all made us to hate one another all in the name of of thier selfish interest which you all can not see it but I will tell you this that no matter what they made you believe or whoever made you believe remember one thing will never change,we all run a red blood in our body not blue not white but red blood and which it signify that no matter what happen we are all one,One blood,One Nigeria regardless Igbo,house or Yoruba.stop been tribalistic and embrace all as your brothers and sisters,the moment you start thinking the same the better our country.Peace out
Shutup. Yibboboy. Who started tribalism in Nigeria? You back to history.

Who thinks he is more wise and smart than every other tribe in the world? Yibbo

Which tribe has problems whereever it goes in the world? Yibbo

Which tribe carried out the first coup in Nigeria? Yibbo

Which tribe cause the civil war? Yibbo

Which tribe is still beating the drum of war up till tomorrow? Yibbo

Whether it is Lagos, Sokoto, Kano, Rivers, India, Japan, South Africa or Asian countries, which tribe dey cause problems there? No be Yibbo?

Ahmadu Bello saw you as far back as early 60s that you the problem in this country and the earlier you are put where you belong the better.

No one will join in appealing to you again. Henceforth, what you sow is what you reap.

Try and watch this and see the man that saw you early enough

Anuofia


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5_odAy4rVz8
CelebritiesRe: Why Do IPOB Address Davido's Son As Ifeanyi Adeleke by Afonja2(op): 10:34pm On Nov 05, 2020
Dimmatic:
Until ur frog voice brother pays the bride price, that boy is not yet his son
Potopoto people. Your girls can't stop coming. They like Afonja preeek and money

FFK chop Bianca clean mouth. Chop Precious send am out. Another one go still put head. Afonja preeek dey sweet...
CelebritiesRe: Why Do IPOB Address Davido's Son As Ifeanyi Adeleke by Afonja2(op): 7:04pm On Nov 05, 2020
Dovegrey:
Oga u are very useless
Who is dragging him with you
Then stop calling him Ifeanyi. His name is David. Ewu. Goat
CelebritiesRe: Why Do IPOB Address Davido's Son As Ifeanyi Adeleke by Afonja2(op): 4:47pm On Nov 05, 2020
Nigeriabiafra80:
Nawaooo
Is he not Ifeanyi adeleke
Are you sure mad people are not here?
Shutup. Nnamdi KANU boy

His first name is David,not Ifeanyi
CelebritiesRe: Why Do IPOB Address Davido's Son As Ifeanyi Adeleke by Afonja2(op): 4:37pm On Nov 05, 2020
Nnamdi KANU boy. E shock you?
CelebritiesWhy Do IPOB Address Davido's Son As Ifeanyi Adeleke by Afonja2(op): 4:30pm On Nov 05, 2020
Yibbos with entitlement mentality.

Have you noticed that whenever they want to address Davido's son, they call him Ifeanyi Adeleke? Why??

That boys is not Ifeanyi Adeleke. He is not a Yibbo. Stop claiming what is not yours.

When the boy was born and Davido was introducing him, he called him David Adedeji Adeleke (See below) He only added Ifeanyi later on as an addendum, a middle name sort of.

In Yorubaland, as it is practised globally (I wouldn't know of Yibboland anyway) you call and address people by their first name. You only introduce middle name when you are asked for the full name.

So stop calling the young boy Ifeanyi. His first name is David. So call him David Adeleke or David Adedeji Adeleke. You can add Junior to differentiate him from his dad.

The boy is an omoluabi, a proud Yorubaboy.

Stop this entitlement mentality...

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