₦airaland Forum

Send me shit like this and you out of the meat

Modecaih:
you wan come visit,i dey yola town

I'm based in Jimeta.. but heat don pursue me out of state for now

Modecaih:
Abia my state,,,All I can say is Light dispels darkness,Abia is in God's hand,,,kudos otti mai aiki,with luv from yola

Mutanen Yola... Which area?

SWATMan:
Rasheed Yola?

I know the guy personally.
https://x.com/RasheedYola?t=mF_pPKoSsa8k9Zw4p-hmuw&s=09

I am deeply concerned by Jaafar Jaafar's recent commentary regarding the demolition of Alaba Rago Market by the Lagos State government. His narrative appears to distort facts, potentially leading to emotional manipulation of individuals from the northern regions, suggesting an adversarial stance by the Lagos State government against their interests and enterprises.

Let's recognize that the demolition of Alaba Rago Market was conducted in collaboration with various market stakeholders, including the Hausa community, with the objective of facilitating a comprehensive overhaul and modernization, thereby enhancing the commercial landscape for all patrons, regardless of ethnic affiliation.

It would be pertinent for Jaafar to recall instances such as the directive from his political godfather, Governor Abba Yusuf of Kano State, who initiated significant demolitions of properties, reportedly motivated by political reprisals against the previous administration.

Firstly, Jaafar fails to acknowledge that the Kano State Government, led by the executive governor, has also conducted demolitions in the past. If he is genuinely concerned about demolitions affecting Northern communities, his criticism should extend to all instances, regardless of the geographical location or the political affiliation of the governing body.

Secondly, Jaafar's attempt to draw parallels between the demolition in Lagos and the events in Kano is misguided. The issues surrounding the Kano emirate saga involve cultural, historical, and political significance unique to the region. Comparing it to a local demolition in Lagos oversimplifies complex matters and detracts from meaningful discourse.

Jaafar's assertion that Northern leaders are solely focused on the Kano emirate saga while ignoring the plight of their constituents in Lagos is unfounded. It's unfair to assume their silence on one matter implies neglect or ulterior motives.

We shouldn't let ethnic bigotry blind us from truth.


Rasheed Yola
Tech and Geopolitics Commentator

Atheistan:
Where is the source of this information please.
The Aircraft has no Nigerian emblem.
The Signposts at the event is unreadable.
The Aircraft name Chinese (of course i expect our Militaryto be too lazy to rename).

Nairaland is faceless doesn't mean it should be baseless and allow unverifiable posts make to FP.

The writeup sef na chatgpt AI

See his useless throwback post. Shading the country moment he got a Petty role.

Burns