₦airaland Forum

Amigoss:
A mannerless obidient insulting a public official,this folks ought to be grateful ffs.

Theflint1:
Lol, you're being pedantic, the one you quoted originally, I used might there

Agadinaagwuofe:
In all sincerity Sterling football IQ only qualifies him to be playing for mid-club. Every technique that should have enabled him to do his footballing job better he is too poor at it. He can only survive in Chelsea only if the other 10 players are exceptional anything other than this, his poor footballing abilities will be glaring like the camel toe of a japanese pornster.

nateevs:
Meanwhile....Haaland still struggling.

A001:
Sterling na the 12th man for Brentford. Very useless player. 2-0, lols

Theflint1:
I said might be innocent.

Theflint1:
A lot of innocents get lumped in with the few guilty ones

Theflint1:
It has now become if you move with bad gang you're on your own

I said the Nigerian government has not successfully used their influence to upturn the fate of a Nigerian guilty of drug trafficking, that's different from what you posted. What they're telling them to do is those that might be innocent, use your influence to look into their case, it's easier to do the latter than the former.

BlueMann:
Reminder that we have scored 30 goals in 31 games

Let that sink in

Theflint1:
The point stands, however little the number of innocent persons might be, the response to calls for the government to intercede on their behalf shouldn't be profiling of the entire Nigerian population in those countries.

The Nigerians that commit crimes abroad have always been on their own, there's no case of the Nigerian government using their influence to upturn the fate of a Nigerian that was guilty of a crime abroad. The point being made was never about those that were guilty.

seankafor:
what am saying in essence is that you don't have the moral right to call for arrest or abandonment of anyone perpetrating crime or fraud in anyway

Non of any corn 🌽 artists or bat 🦇 supporter has that moral right..

Leave the world as it is and let people do their job and those who wants to do crime do it... Everyone knows consequences of his actions

Don't just be here blabbing how you want international diasporans crime perpetrators abandoned in cell and what not..

Most of them do get out through back dorr by the way

If you re not into crime, leave those that are into it to be doing it jejely, and also let the anti crime who is on payroll to also do their thing jejely

Make all man dey do them thing jejely

Theflint1:
Where did I say I knew the percentage of guilty ones?
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Theflint1:
Where did I say I knew the percentage of guilty ones?

Nobody was making a case for guilty person's, people were saying there are several person's in prison in those countries who might not have committed the crimes they were accused of, and she should use her position to look into the cases. Her responding by reinforcing the sort of profiling that would have the innocent ones lumped with the guilty ones was why she was slammed...and rightly so.

Abike Dabiri is an e-nuisance, better she focuses on e-brawls and as$licking just like FFk and Bayo Onanuga do rather than posturing as a diplomat.

raumdeuter:
Which of the posters will tweet the type of response the rude youth sent to Abike? They all know it was irresponsible but they are excusing bad behavior and blaming the reaction not the initial action

Once again let anyone point the bad thing in Abikes initial comment that led to the rude response

Theflint1:
A lot of innocents get lumped in with the few guilty ones, and if I remember correctly, on that day the conversation was actually about the number of "innocent" Nigerians in prison in some of these countries, and how the government should look into the cases so they're not imprisoned unjustly.

Her responding to the above by making the issue about criminals and crimes being committed throws those who are innocent under the bus. A fair number of Nigerians get imprisoned unjustly abroad, especially in these Asian countries...nobody is asking for drug dealers and scammers to be let off the hook when caught, and I don't think Nigeria has ever successfully intervened in getting a Nigerian that actually committed a crime abroad off the hook.

And if Abike wants to play the role of snitch, she should join a law enforcement agency, and not an agency who's core responsibilities are mediation, PR and diplomacy.

seankafor:
but you will clap at a vegetative cocaine sniffing figure stealing people's mandate and not brought to book 📖 right?

liveLongNprospa:
Wooh.. Make I go shampoo my hair

BlueRayDick:
Yeah , the same way Yorubas should stop doing Business Email Compromise scam , Edo’s should stop doing cultism and prostitution, Hausas should stop getting sucked up into ISIS like Abdulmutalab etc .

liveLongNprospa:
Bruh what?

BlueRayDick:
Which kind megefegede be this ? Go back and read Abike’s tweet if anybody asked her about Nigerians trafficking drugs and doing cultism before she went all out emotional talking about what she wasn’t asked .

liveLongNprospa:
Wetin you dey talk.. Wetin we dey talk

liveLongNprospa:
Na me waste my time.. Go on about your day

liveLongNprospa:
So you are saying if the president starts responding to all the insults online, you'll come here and applaud him because he is human.
E be like say una think say the EQ requirement and expectation for certain positions na joke😂😂😂

liveLongNprospa:
Which kind dirty lie be this?
So you have gone through the profiles of all the Arab world countries on the Internet and read all the replies to come to this conclusion.

Why you dey lie like Lai Mohammed ehn😂😂😂

GloriousGbola:
As far as I can tell Kenyans don't have a clout chasing headless mob playing games of I win twitter for today.

Hopefully screenshots where officials are being insulted and responding with restraint will be posted next.

liveLongNprospa:
Have you gone through her profile?

Nigerians do not trust government and they rightly have no reason to.
So what gives abike the right to insult people when she can ignore or you think the position she occupies doesn't come with the need for proper decorum?

monerozi5590:
Nihilistjnr you would have used this as a response.

liveLongNprospa:
This is a lady in almost similar position to Abike from Kenya providing updates and responding to tweets on twitter about the situation


This is her profile
https://twitter.com/roselinenjogut=JZsE9wzaMvEeyocNtTRUyg&s=09


If you think Abike who is a public servant and who gets paid from our taxes especially in that position where she's meant to launder our image has a right to attack a citizen in such manner coz she didn't like how she was spoken to then truly we are fvcked.
We've complained about Abike for years now.
Citizens do not trust the government, you sef that is in a position as sensitive as that will be forming voltron for your citizens for the whole world to see.


When you see the tweet you don't like, you side step it or even use it as a teachable moment to score points in a court of public opinion. But noooo instead you go dey do gidigbo with people wey dey pay your salary. 😂😂

Itsrm:
Even with the present situation, I have not heard of any business shutting down. Staff are mostly encouraged to avoid late night movements. Our all time low as a state is better than the best a lot of other states have to offer.

Itsrm:
Yes, it is largely peaceful regardless of the present situation that I'm sure will soon be a thing of the past as always.

The governor has his flaws but he doesn't joke with issues of security. Investors are more than welcome.

DissTroy:
And safety or peacefulness is a relative term in the Nigerian context.

Rivers is RELATIVELY safe and peaceful when compared to many Northern states (NE particularly). I agree.

It also has a prevalent gang culture. Even the permanent residents can't deny this. Pray tell, where has (street) gang culture never been proportional to violence? None. The rise of gangs and the prevalance nonetheless follows a trajectory of violence.

We've come to accept anything but the optimum as peace and safety.
It's the same way some Nigerians defend our leaders when the foreign media term them corrupt despots. We accuse them of prejudice as against focusing on the issue.

Let the issue of 'agbero' in Lagos come up again, then watch these same defensive folks come out with their lexical pitchforks.

The only way we are going to get better is tell ourselves the truth.

BlueRayDick:


Investor dey run for him life

Itsrm:
My opinion has been well documented in previous pages. The state is largely peaceful. Anyone who argues otherwise does not live here or is an alarmist.