₦airaland Forum

ouzo1:
As in ba, see ordinary Sierra-Leone for back of house like this o...

na only pictures Super Eagles sabi post for Social media.

What do you expect from average international bench warmers??!... A serious coach and football association will do better to look inwards. There are more hungry, talented, and zealous players they can assemble from the various clubs within the national league. They can then add one or two foreign-based players who actually do more than while away on the bench all season long.

Gift them nothing... Beat their overhyped bitch-asses well! Nonsense and Crawling crippled eagles.

Just look at her eyes... Girl is higher than the Taj in Dubai.

Sigh... Olamide and his science students.

aspiring44:
Under normal circumstances , there wouldn't have been any need for door to door search if appropriate profiles of escapees has been done or better still a robust intelligent technology .

Precisely!... Their faces and names ought to be all over the news, pasted every where, and if possible the army handed the names and pictures to hunt and bring them in, dead or alive!

ceaser:
Why trying so hard to make saints of the Nigerian Police, heh?

If the gateman had diligently and faithfully done his job, had not kept betraying his paymaster and being found culpable in many break-in and robberies of his master he was paid to protect, the master will not subscribe to suggestions to have him fired.

So just get the whole story and quick pushing your own biased view in schadenfreude. It makes you and the Nigerian police you defend laughable.

They will never get the gist... The way some Nigerian youths reason here will make you wonder if they are being educated at all. It is just sad!!!

ThreeBlackBird:
Stations were burnt by their own people and the police operation from the headquarters. Many officers are not encouraged, morales are low and they only want to be alive and protect their families. It's easy for you to sit at home and suggest resignation.

One would have thought you had an understanding of how to solve the problem but just like every other online noisemaker, you goofed.

To you, it's about resigning and firing. If you own a business and have employees, you'll ruin yourself faster than you might expect. Apparently, you don't own one. You could have learnt a lesson or two.

You want police officer who are largely understaffed too invade people's houses without warrants? It's this same you who would would scream blue murder. You'll tag UN, BBC, CNN and America to see the human right violation by your police.

Common sense should tell you that by then, criminals and their weapons would be underground and your police would only be chasing shadows.

These policemen are at the same time risk of being attacked since the little sanity enjoyed in the state before the protest has gone into the wind. Everyone is vulnerable.

You dare insinuate roadblocks? What is wrong with you? It's the same people as you who would scream extortion and in the event of a suspicion by the police, you scream harassment and brutality.

"Making peace with the populace in your state and getting them on your side with facilities..."

What manner of hot crap is this? Which facilities? Which peace? Police are not liked anywhere in the world. "Fvck the police" is a popular slang even in the US. If that's your solution to this urgent crisis, then you need to think it through again.

SARS, a trained unit for this activity has been disbanded. Traffic officers cannot replace them, office rank and files and those one on the streets cannot easily fit into their shoe. . Wait for SWAT.

All your solutions reeks of incompetence and you must really think you know anything at all. Sad.

Sigh... So many words, so little sense!!! Just noise! I actually read all you wrote carefully and patiently hoping you will bring forth reasonably objective rebuttals... What a waste of my time!

We should wait for SWAT while the the state burns... So, it's paining you that a criminally minded police unit was disbanded??! Were Nigerians supposed to pretend and keep swallowing the nonsense of SARS forever??! When was SARS formed??! Prior to that time, how was the security situation of the nation??! Who kept the peace then??!

People like you think leadership is rocket science, but it's not... I can actually categorically explain why the police chiefs have to go, but why bother... You still won't get it! You are too full of yourself to realize you know nothing!!!

Don't ever mention me again!!! Thank you.

evansjeff:


It will never be well with those who caused this violence in Benin, as I speak, Upper Sokponba in Benin is now under the control of criminals and cultists. Shootings and killings is now the other of the day. No single police station there anymore as all three in the region were burnt down and ammunitions carted away during the end sars protest.

Upper has been a notorious place, the saving grace where those police stations at Ugbekun, Idogbo and saint saviour.

All those who instigated all these either by spreading lies and fake news for the whatever reason some even for as low as twitter likes and retweets will never go unpunished.

Stop blaming Twitter keyboard warriors for the rot in your state... You people should accept responsibility for the woes you are currently facing.

Hoodlums wrecked havoc in other states too... Those states are back to normalcy. Stop playing unnecessary victim here.

Edo has always been a haven for criminals and criminality... Cultism has been your scourge and bane for donkey years... Some of your people even facilitated and endorsed the destruction of the police stations for personal reasons....

This issue is beyond absence of or reduced policing... We are talking about a terribly and horribly decayed state of morality in Benin! It is shocking and bewildering....

This has long been coming... The Endsars issue merely served as the final tilt. It has been a festering and deep wound... Your monarch and elders have failed to address this issue of thuggery, criminality, and cultism!

I have spent time working in Benin, so I know what I am saying... Before I was transferred, I even told a friend that the people are sitting on a time Bomb...

You people need to come together and take a final stand against criminals and criminality!!! Some states have done that, and are better off for it.

ThugBoy:
The Matter na Eiye vs Vikings

Cowards Vs Cowards....

They should pick a date, pick a spot away from lawful citizenry, and fight the war like real men or soldiers they claim to be... Even Sambisa Forrest is available for such needs. Shekau and his boys will gladly provide weapons and act as referee.

GOATandYAMtheory:
I mention your name? Why mentioning me? The pepper enter your eyes?

He prayed a good prayer, same as you did... Just say Amen!!!

GOATandYAMtheory:
My brother, 17 submissive camels for the eating pleasure of you and family, this beautiful weekend.

In fact, I think it's hightime soldiers took over the streets of Benin and give this cultists the IPOB treatment

In the absence or failure of the police to do their jobs, let the "National Guard" take over the state or city! This is not up for discussion or argument... I fully support.

Since elders and leaders of Edo and Benin have failed to rein in their children, let the Law do it for them the hard and brutal way... Nonsense and moronic youths!!!

Edo and Benin people are literally begging for the now infamous "Oyigbo Treatment"! May it not come to that.

You guys need to have a word with yourselves... Remove and ostracize the bad seeds amongst you, before the whole nation views you all as criminals, and/or criminal enablers or apologists.

This is the time I even expect the monarchy to speak out loudly and boldly, before things truly and fully go South. Not only to talk during elections.

vanbonattel:
Are you serious ?

Igbos own Nigerian Ports Authority

Igbos own Oba of Lagos palace (Oba is just a tenant ) lol

Igbos own TVC news station

Igbos own the warehouse and all the palliative looted

Igbos own all the BRT buses and terminals

Igbos own all the police stations

Igbos bought oriental hotels 2 days before the riots.

These Igbos are blessed people aswear

Sigh... Is it that you don't understand the meaning of "Businesses" or you just couldn't resist the urge to be needlessly bigoted??!

Unik3030:
u mean they should start house to house searching like they did in Rivers State so u people can come out n say they are killing innocent people again abi?d same way they blackmail Wike?many don't understand how d repercussions of the hijacked endsars will b,they released hardened criminals who still have many scores to settle.

we all blame d excesses of police with nobody talking about how to put the yahoo boys n other criminals in check, people never see anything.

the way people will commit crime these December will b alarming cos they know no police officer to put them in check

You are actually talking off point sir...

Peaceful protests shouldn't have stopped serious police officers from doing their jobs. The protests were hijacked by hoodlums because police people chose to abdicate their duties, some even folded their arms watching as a punishment to those protesting against them...

The fact that a protest brought an entire nation's security apparatus to the dust should make you pause and ask yourself pertinent questions: Have we ever truly had a well functioning police and security frame work??! Is Nigeria the only nation in the world to have experienced protests??! Did America and Egypt become crime havens all because people protested for weeks??!

Some of you just want us to keep managing the status quo... Without the events of last month, do you actually believe your leaders would have seen the need to address the longstanding issues of insecurity and massive corruption/criminality within the police units across the nation??! Is that not one of the main things the protests exposed to the light??!...

Some of you just don't get it... Nigeria is like a decaying and gangrenous sore which has long been covered up with promises, dialogue, and status quo...

You people are even talking about Benin... Do you know how many lives have been needlessly lost across the nation even prior to Endsars protests due to insecurity borne out of the negligence of your security apparatus??! Do you even have an inkling of how bad things were even before youths began protesting??!...

Sigh... I am tired of going back and forth with some of you on this issue of EndSARS... Instead of compelling your leaders to do their damn jobs, you rather heap unnecessary blames on your fellow citizens!!! Smh...

If the state police commissioner cannot effectively police a single state, he should be fired immediately and a more competent person brought in.

What the police lacks right now is leadership, same thing that led to the whole issue of Endsars...

Under normal circumstances, the IG ought to have honorably resigned or fired from that job...

Taking back that state from criminals should begin with door to door search, and investigation along with road blocks in strategic locations... making peace with the populace of the state, getting them to your side will facilitate and enhance this process.

enemmo:
I agree. Stan Nze is a God actor, but to me, Ahanna will always be very handsome and charismatic

Exactly! Thank you...

I have nothing against the acting mien of Stanley Nze, but there equally great actors with similar build, appearance, and physique of the original Ahanna who would have fit into the role better.

Yet someone with a missing SSCE result is leading the nation for the second term in a row...

This is commendable, but we need to extend this to all political offices, especially presidency.

layzie:
Please see this one, it's a 10 and a half. The story wasn't repeated word for word, comes with a nice twist and modification, plus better cinematography. Great lines, the script writer did well. This is no hype but fact. This one will only be enjoyed,appreciated and understood by those with artistic eyes, not just the average popcorn eater. At the cinema I over heard some young ladies ask "who be amaka igwe" then I knew these were the kids in the house. This is the perfect Nollywood movie to see from now till the new year at the cinemas.

Hmmm... I hope you are right on this...

I heard even more prior to sitting down to the remake of Living In Bondage, and ended up scratching my head for more.

We4all:
Mr, take a chill pill. There is nothing wrong in remaking a movie as it is done in the Western world. As a matter of fact, this remake will be far better cos the original has a great story line, but production quality wasn't that great.

As for the choice of Stan as the lead character, I think it was a good decision cos that guy is a better actor than the former cast. As a matter of fact, I have always thought that Francis Duru lacks lacks any form of charm or charisma and shouldn't be in front of the camera.

That's your opinion sir... I still resolutely beg to differ.

Still on, I hope they pulled it off anyway... Cos, the preview I saw was quite underwhelming.

And I maintain they could have done better with the casting choices, not just the lead.

Fsekillmonger:
Casting seems to make sense..ramsy na to dey reboot all nollywood hits na him dey do..

He could have done better with the 2 lead characters: Ahanna and Peter.

For Ahanna, Bryan Okwarra, Prince Nelson (BBNaija), Okey Uzoeshi, or Eyinna Nwigwe would have been more like it.

BadRadio:
I wonder if chiwetalu Agu can perform as good as Nkem owoh in the original.

I highly doubt most of them will come close... Seeing AY in such a serious remake already leaves a sour taste in my artistic tongue.

Cashio:
Those movies were epic. A remake does not mean the present crop are lazy or not creative enough, but to stir the memories lost.

There is a certain level of quality and class you just don't tamper with... Rattlesnake, Glamour Girls, Living In Bondage, Things Fall Apart, etc, are such level of class.

Look at the choice of Ahanna character for starters... Is that not a joke taken too far??! They could and should have matched the actor of the past with someone of similar or even better physique and charisma.

Kingsbridge:
Why do all this lazy producers keep reproducing an old film and renaming it, cant this guys write a new story. First it was Living in bondage now this smh

I just taya... The annoying part is that they basically cheapen the uniqueness and plot quality of the original.

They shouldn't have touched this timeless classic... Even the choice of main characters is already a put off for me. Does no justice to the quality used years ago.

Ramsey Noah should stop pushing his remaking luck... Living In Bondage: Breaking Free narrowly escaped mediocrity.

Let him try doing something original!

Teewhy2:
I hope it is not his money that is making her love him.

You hope what??!... If not the money and fame, what else??! His good looks??! His sexy and charming personality?!!...

dalaman:
This lady is at least 40 years old.

Well, age is just a number after all... You pick the number that suits your ego, self esteem, and company.

pozehnani:
As if having a man is an achievement.

It isn't... Just wish your sisters (young and older) can get the memo... The desperation still rankles.

bluefilm:
So no more face masks abi?

So face masks don taya all of una abi?

Make I dial Bill Gates sharp sharp na na na, make im introduce dat dia Second Wave to Africa sharp sharp.

You people are clearly taking COVID19 for granted.

Yeah right... Like there was a first wave to begin with... The only wave Naija experienced was a wave of hunger due to the eye service, and copy copy of your clueless leaders.

If they try that rubbish again in this hyper-inflated dead economy, the revolution will wipe the nation away... They won't even try it, not with police still cowering for their lives.

anochuko01:
BEWARE!!!!
Non virgins please stay off this thread.


That includes those who engage in "aggressive cuddling" and "intense romance"
Thanks!

At the Bold... That means there are no 'virgins' left on Earth then!!!

Not a fan of this lady, but why so much hate mixed with testosterone here??! It's almost suffocating! Damn!

Allowing in 1, 2, and 3 can be termed "costly mistake"! However, drawing a game from 4 goals up is beyond fishy, and points to match-fixing...

Even with a defense of amateur ballers, and secondary school level goalkeeper, you could have still come out of that game with full 3 points!

You imbeciles threw that game for reasons best know to both you, your idiot coach, and corrupt NFF.

Well Yetunde, you clearly hang around and/or attract the poorest set of men to yourself... Or this is just a cheap stunt to garner attention.