₦airaland Forum

koruji:
[size=14pt]The first time Tinubu was in Abuja, they did exactly the same thing to his supporters that were coming to Abuja. The office of the President loses any respect it deserves once it begins denying people their rights.[/size]

We all have rights to move about FREELY, but no one has the right to move about freely with thugs with the intention to foment trouble.

Again, kudos to the cops for acting preemptively. If Aregbesola has any problem with that, let him go to the courts. What he cannot do is to try to undermine the office of the VP; that is petty, rascally, and abuse of his privilege.


PS: Would he have tried that with OBJ or Abacha or Buhari or IBB

tpia@:
men do it more but when they do theirs, they're more likely to be able to back up the claim.

a woman who often describes herself as smart, on the other hand, might come across as weird and vain, and sometimes, actually isnt as bright as she thinks she is.

just my opinion.

my point is, most smart women dont call themselves that, probably because they're busy thinking of and figuring out things, not reflecting on how smart they are. That's also why they tend towards street foolishness.

am i making sense.

No you are not making sense, oloriburuku somebody.

You are senseless as a matter of fact. Ms. OAU drop out!

^^^

UI has had something like that I think.

Shy-One:
@ Fork

I have had some mind blowing - toe curling - speaking in tongues and foreign dialect shouting or.gasms that have left me breathless - YES I do love my creator. I am woman.

You've never been with me. I really doubt you've experienced something like that!

BABE!:
^^ Lol. Nice reply.

Look at those legs!

I cant wait to be body to body with you!

oyb:
guess we know what the hat is for - a love-vendor hat  

gej and the 120 homejohns

i'm with gej, biatch! blow me!

Trust me if you saw what this Australian chicks look like in real time, you'd want them to blow you too.

They are nothing like what you are used to.

The breed them tall mehn, and they fine like crazy. I dont blame the high ranking Nigerian official at all.

Ovamboland:
Na wah o! see Nigerian youth who really wants a change. No wonder we are saddled with fresh air but not PDP.

Who told you I want change?

So police can turn back anyone and deport or interdict them for obvious political reasons. Or people visiting any part can now be prevented by the whims of the police.

Yes, it is the job of the police to profile, and if you fit certain profile, of someone/people likely to cause trouble, then they have a duty to protect the rest of us from trouble makers. This time around they have acted preemptively so the rest of us can go about our days without problem.  Thumbs up to them! We know what these guys were going to do in Abuja, we know their antecedents. It is unfortunate that we are all here acting as though these guys were on their way to do CPR on Tinubu or something noble. They are thugs bent on fomenting trouble in Abuja, and the earlier we all come to terms with reality, the better for us all.

The cops did not just turn back any one, there were thousands of people who traveled to Abuja that day. They only stopped Aregbesola's supporters. That tells  a lot.

So not observing protocol and maybe saying 'Your excellency' is now a serious crime than arbitrarily denying the right of movement (and peaceful assembly) guaranteed by the Nigerian constitution.

Absolutely. This is democracy for godsake. The post of the VP is more important than the freedom of many an insignificant citizen. We all have a role to protect and respect the position of the VP. Its not about Sambo, its about the office itself. When the citadel of our collective decision making is disrespected, what do you think will happen to the body politic? If we dont condemn his actions now, who knows what he would do to GEJ, all in the name of proving a point? Bloody rascal.

Educated Nigerians have failed this country

I agree with you. So called educated people like you have failed this country, thats why uneducated people like me have taken up the mantle of leadership to ensure decorum in our politics.

BTW: why are you not recommending the courts to Sambo to seek redress for disrespect?

Sambo isnt complaining. It is Aregbesola who felt so hurt that he had to made a fool of himself. He has insulted us all, and we should all be mad at him for making an ar/se of himself and the people he represents, the  'omoluabi' state.


BTW, I like your signature.

Pro Anti:
I thought CHOGM meant Commonwealth Heads of Governments Meeting

You got it wrong. Since GEJ started attending, it has since been rechristened YMCMB ( Young Money Cash Money Billionaires)


Whenever you see lil Wayne yell Young muuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuula baby, you now know who he is referring to .      .     . Our Presido.

udezue:
That was morally and ethically wrong of GEJ. Smdh

Whats your froblem


Is it your money?

Is it your 'oyel'

Leave GEJ alone, you only live once.

PointB:
Slapping fashola, and his deputy is one thing, threatening to, let alone slapping Sambo/GEJ is a whole new level. All the 'rascals' in ACN would not even think about it.  

I agree. If he ever comes close to  slapping Sambo, he should be ready to spend the rest of his life in Gusua.


Very silly move by Aregbesola, two wrongs dont make a right! The cops did the right thing by turning back his supporters.

If he felt so aggrieved by what happened to his supporters, why didnt he go to the courts?  Many people dont understand their role and place in this new type of government, unfortunately. Freedom doesnt mean you can go anywhere and foment trouble. The police have a duty to perform, to maintain law and order and if it involves turning certain people back from having access to Abuja, SO BE IT. Kudos to police for acting fast and decisively.

Shame on Aregbesola

Shame on ACN

Shame on the SW for producing such an im/becile as a leader

Shame!  Shame!! Shame!!!

Jenifa_:
^ oversabi dey worry you.
no. you can't donate if you've had malaria in the past or if you've visited a malaria endemic country.

Any evidence for that?

I have evidence for my stance. If you provide yours, I will provide mine.

Have you ever worked in a blood center in your life?

PS: dont run away like you did yesterday.

I promise you, if it turns out you are right, I will stop ma/s/t/u/r/b/a/t/i/n/g 3 times/day.

2buff:
Yup. google it.

Something about Malaria and how it hides in the blood stream and that even though we beat it our blood might still contain it blah blah blah.
Basically I translate it to mean this: "our blood is so EPIC, it CANNOT be put inside mere mortals "

STFU, you dont know what you are talking about.

Even with malaria, you can still donate, just have to wait for some time to be sure you are cured of it. Once you are treated and cured you can always donate.

Shy-One:
What kind of nonsense is this?  Nigerians aren't allowed to donate blood in North America?

Not just Nigerians, most West Africans

It has nothing to do with Malaria jare. Mostly it has to do with HIV. There is a rare form of HIV prevalent in West Africa that is not readily detected by current available technology so as a precautionary measure and to avoid the same scenario that happened with Hep C, they decide to exclude people who have lived in areas where the virus reside. And affected countries include Nigeria, Cameroon and some other countries. My Cameroonian bo/o-ty call cant donate as well

^^^

@Kilode:

If we have too many states according to you, then we have too many cities, No? Since your point is to cut down on administrative expenses

If we go by your logic, merged states will inevitably lead to merged cities/LGs, and the result will be a system where the govt is not as close to the people as it should be in a truly federalist state.

Do i understand you very well?

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tpia@:
yes, he went too far.


what concerns the guests with this matter?

true, the girl and best man wronged him, but still.

WTF are you talking about, madam crazy?

Oloriburuku ikeji aja

Kobojunkie:
In a country where the record still stands at more than 70% very poor, the fertility rate is recorded at average of about 5.1 per woman. Na wa ooo!!

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_sovereign_states_and_dependent_territories_by_fertility_rate

So what?

Na dem turn you to lakiriboto?

Madam, mind your bushiness

Kilode?!:
Oniranu ni Beaf yii sha 

You wan merge my State with Zamfara and Borno abi? Sango pass you. I'll rather merge with where Oyel money dey. Thank you.

Jokes apart though, Beaf and the Senators are right IMO, we have too much government, too many governors, too many uneccessary admin centers called STATES. Most of them should be local Govts.

We only need a few regional hubs, at most (5) Power for taxation and utilities admin should go to their cities or local councils. If your taxes can't sustain you, then find a neighbor to merge with

But the question is: Where is the leadership??

We elected lawmakers and the executives to solve these problems not just talk about them. no? Why are they taking $2M salary with no results? Why?

I thought you were a proponent of 'true federalism?'

How can you have true federalism when you are here advocating for the merging of states?

tpia@:
haha.

Why are you so sadistic? Whats funny about that post?

Just because your life is empty and sad, you want others to be as unhappy as you are and will be for the rest of your life?