₦airaland Forum

ogbonnaya4all:
please

delugajackson:
Protests in Nigeria, whether peaceful or violent always end in death. Its the fastest way to meet with your creator.

Its either you're tear-gassed, severely beaten or shot by our trigger-happy Police, pummelled and brutalized by soldiers or killed by stray bullets. As a matter of fact, protesting in Nigeria should be included in 1000 ways to die.

Blackfire:
Come and try that in Nigeria with ordinary Councillor......

psucc:
Imagine this happening in Nigeria. Hmm mmm!

bestpunterever:
And someone said he has never seein ibo beggar?

baratech:
He gave him good advice

Jayslicky:
The guy did no wrong, offset put on his page "Askoffset", he didn't specify what he should be asked neither did he say money was an exemption, the guy saw it as an opportunity and took it.

Offset should send that guy money even if it is money for a shirt, $50 will go a long way in that guy's life.

BTW begging on social media or anywhere is not good but there are some life threatening issue that can make a person beg, it is better to beg than to be silent to death, as they say na condition make crayfish bend.

liljboy:
It’s okay to marry a woman old enough to be your mother, you can still explain that as love, but someone old enough to be your grandmother?


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SoNature:
172 years and yet the country is a classic example of a shithole - no thanks to civil war

Anyone drumming the beats of war doesn't have sense.

If Nigeria must split, it should be through dialogue.

Wars are bad!

Namdeenero:
The traveler �

LamidicownuBSS:
AJALA THE AJALA

odiks:
***•PDP gets 20 chairmanship, APC 80

kingk:
Nnwanne.....God don intervene finish since but the remaining dey our hand.

blesskewe:
I weak for this one

I swear down

Bubu u shall feel this pain this family is feeling
Forget say u Money oooooo
But u go feel am

SoftP:
So touching, May God console his family

This country is bleeding.

We need God's divine intervention.

Bbsharon:
Security, good roads and maintenance first.

Bbsharon:
Hmmm... I see your point. But still comes down to bad government. If the government were to be efficient and see the value in tourism there would be no reason to privatise it.

Remember, when you privatise the prices go up and now becomes places only the elites and probably average Nigerians would have access too. Which shouldn't be so.

1x2x3:
Shut up...... Dude believes so much in Nigeria that he doesn't believe in our health system he champions, he believes so much in Nigeria that he doesn't believe our educational system is good enough for his children.

stigman:
Trump wanna be

WildChild00:
Examining the statement of the president from another angle, it simple shows I don't care attitude of the president towards it's citizens, a president is suppose to be a Father to the nation he presides over.

aanuoluwami14:
Before nko Oyinbo please I need US visa, I'm tired of Nigeria

MrFly:
Afenifere is a group of noisemakers. When will they act?

chiagozien:
we are one nigeria,and every nigeria have the right of movement and living anywhere he likes,
even to do vigilante.

EdiAbali:
Empty threats

Chubhie:
You still dey? Eku next level

Ecstasy154:
Dec 14, 2018

President Muhammadu Buhari has told governors of the 36 states of the federation that the economy of the country is in a bad shape.

The President met with the Governors at the Presidential Villa, Abuja for about 30 minutes today.

Chairman of the Nigeria Governors Forum (NGF), Abdulaziz Yari who briefed State House reporters at the end of the meeting, said the President told them to tighten their belts.

The Governors met the President after an extended session of the National Economic Council (NEC) presided over by the Vice President, Yemi Osinbajo.

Yari had told journalists that they thanked the President for releasing the Paris club funds to them without any discrimination.

Asked what was the President’s response, he said: ” The President responded by thanking and telling us that the economy is in bad shape and that we have to come together and think on the way forward,” he said

In attendance at the NEC were David Umayi (Ebonyi),Abdullahi Umar Ganduje (Kano), Abdulfatah Ahmed (Kwara), Kashim Shettima (Borno), Atiku Bagudu (Kebbi), Emmanuel Udom (Akwa Ibom), Simon Lalong (Plateau), Abubakar Sani Bello (Niger), Gboyega Oyetola (Osun), Rotimi Akeredolu (Ondo), Nasiru El-Rufai (Kaduna) and Yahaya Bello (Kogi).

Some Deputy Governors were also in attendance including the Deputy Governor of Katsina State, Mannir Yakubu


https://www.dailytrust.com.ng/buhari-to-govs-economy-in-bad-shape-tighten-your-belts.html

winningwinner:
Good job, but when will the gun supplier of Fulani Herdsmen be apprehended...!

We’ve paid some Fulani to stop killings in Southern Kaduna – El-Rufai

“Fulani herdsmen from across Africa bring their cattle down towards Middle Belt and Southern Nigeria. The moment the rains starts around March, April, they start moving them up to go back to their various communities and countries.

“Unfortunately, it was when they were moving up with their cattle across Southern Kaduna that the elections of 2011 took place and the crisis trapped some of them. “Some of them were from Niger, Cameroon, Chad, Mali and Senegal.

Fulanis are in 14 African countries and they traverse this country with the cattle. “So many of these people were killed, cattle lost and they organised themselves and came back to revenge. “So a lot of what was happening in Southern Kaduna was actually from outside Nigeria.

Read more at: https://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/12/weve-paid-fulani-stop-killings-southern-kaduna-el-rufai/

anonimi:
Waiting for the suppliers of Fulani herdsmen to arrested also.
Can that happen sef

miteolu:
Buhari Meets Trump, Insists Nigerian Herdsmen Don’t Carry AK-47

President Muhammadu Buhari has again said that herdsmen in Nigeria do not carry guns but only wield sticks and occasionally machetes.

He said this on Monday in Washington DC during the bilateral talk with U.S. President Donald Trump, adding that herdsmen crisis in Nigeria is an age-long challenge.

“The problem of herders in Nigeria is a very long historical thing. The Nigerian herders don’t carry anything more than a stick and occasionally a matchet to cut down foliage and give it to their animals, these ones are carrying AK-47.

“So, people should not underrate what happened in Libya. 43 years of Ghaddaffi, people were recruited from Sahel and trained to shoot and kill. With the demise of Ghaddaffi they moved to other countries and region and carried the experience with them,” he said.



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Epg-wHacVkY


President Buhari added that this is what is aggravating herdsmen crisis in Nigeria. He also appreciated the United States government for assisting in Nigeria’s fight against insurgency and for US military presence in Nigeria.

“We are grateful to the United States for agreeing to give us the aircraft that we asked for. We are even more grateful for the physical presence of the United States military officials in Nigeria. Our institutions in Nigeria, for training them and going to the Northeast to see how they are performing.

“The commitment of the United States to get rid of terrorism across the world, we have fast earned experience from that and we are grateful for it,” he said.


https://www.channelstv.com/2018/04/30/buhari-meets-trump-insists-nigerian-herdsmen-dont-carry-ak-47/amp/?__twitter_impression=true

thesicilian:
So guns are sold so cheaply in this country. No wonder armed robbery and kidnapping are so rampant.