₦airaland Forum

NTSA:
What happened to your other profile? .. . Arabic Berber

Obiano13:
More or less a drunkenness index. The higher the scores the more intoxicated the citizens and the poorer they are.

AskiaHarem:
I see my last comment brought hot frustrated tears to the eyes of certain individuals here. Let me leave something else that will surely deliver more pain.

gallivant:
I am sensing a huge Napoleon complex!

vankelvin:
As if having short buildings is an insult.. Such an unenlightened m^oro^n

Vlain:
Oga quit ramblings.this stat stands and it is as credible as it gets. Choke on it.

Mkenya2019:
This genesis of all the cooking of Nigeria GDP. You can only believe such data if you're a nut case. Nigeria is world biggest food import. All those countries in that list are some world biggest food exporters.

Where does Nigeria get it's agricultural data? From GUESSWORK. The minister of Agricluture - now AFDB Chair - when asked didnt even know.

Kenya at least has formalized agriculture with many working crops boards - and we we also export lots of agriclutural products (about 250 items) - so there is some reliable data.

Nigeria Stats body just make wild guestimates...there is almost zero formal data in any crop in Nigeria.

Did you seriously believe Kenya produced more than Nigeria? There is one list regarding food/agriculture you beat us in....

Hoverbird:
How stressful it is to make a post and in quick succession use multiple accounts and bots to validate your poor soul...

This thing called truth has a way of rattling the guilty.

Litmus:
What is planned in memory of the deceased and compensation of their families ?

Hoverbird:
Lagos panel has just submitted a comprehensive report on the Lekki incident and even included names of the casualties but an unfortunate individual came here to gaslight his fellow zombies. The evil that will befall those propagandists that denied and purposely churned out falsehood to spite the dead will be worst than those that perpetrated the actual killings.
In the long run, the most unpleasant truth is a safer companion than a pleasant falsehood -Theodore Roosevelt
AskiaHarem shame on you, trust me Karma will dish out justice to you sooner than expected.

Oh look at that you avoided answering all of my questions.

Blueelf:
That's the best response to people like him.

Even if the Army shots down an unarmed person in front of them (who was not threat to them), somepeople will still support the NA.

ugo4u:
On the heels of recent revelations hope you can now see how righteously stupid you and your cheerleaders are. Shamelessness must be running in your viens.. Tueh!!! No reasonable person henceforth will take whatever you put here serious because it's glaring that you're a low-budget scum of a propagandist..

Bloody terrorist.

Hoverbird:
If truly people died from Lekki incident from the shells of security agents may you never eat the good of the land and may your expectations be cut short in the most horrific manner and if what we all watched Live on Instagram is actually a green screen as most of you alleged same fate should befall me.
Never in my life have I seen a mischievously dishonest set of people before despite various eye witness account of what happened that day even from doctors who treated people for free at reddington hospital.
Is it not in this same country the residence of a Supreme court Judge was raided and under siege for over 2 hours by security agents across board only for them to all deny being at the said house of the Judge something that we all saw on national TV. Nigeria will soon happen to you, continue.

https://fij.ng/article/portraits-of-blood-ii-names-photos-videos-how-lekki-endsars-protesters-were-massacred/

At his residence...... pic.twitter.com/LOQ35xSwpj

— Gbuji (@gbujiboy) October 21, 2020

At his residence...... pic.twitter.com/LOQ35xSwpj

— Gbuji (@gbujiboy) October 21, 2020

GabrielYulaw:
No worries. My fervent prayer is that may Nigeria happen to you.


Back when the Shiites were being murdered en masse in Abuja by troops of the Presidential Brigade, I was here yelling about it being a very gross violation of human rights. I was abused, and called a Moslem terrorist too if I remember correctly. And that despite the fact that I've been an atheist for much of my adult life and last stepped foot in church like 2 years ago.

So, why was I standing up for the Shiites? Firstly because they are human with inalienable rights and privileges and secondly because they are Nigerians with rights and privileges guaranteed by the constitution.
No sane person uses heavy machine guns mounted on APC's to disperse peaceful protesters like the NA did to the Shiites. No sane person carts off those injured and leaves them without medical attention to die. No sane person denies what happens even with the masses of evidence everywhere.

And thirdly, I stood up for the Shiites because I knew very well that if we stayed silent about their being murdered in broad daylight like that, the time would come when the NA would do the same to us en masse. That day came at Lekki and will continue to come because people like you @AskaiHarem are ever ready to write a blank check to the army to kill and go as it wishes. People like you are ever ready to lie against those being murdered and either claim they deserved it or were looking at NA troops in a rude manner.

So, my prayer for you @AskiaHarem is that may Nigeria happen to you and your relatives one day.
And I will not reply you further in any way. Have a good night.

Hoverbird:
One in house intelligence werey said that video was nowhere near the Southeast even when it is obvious from the vegetation and the way firewoods where stacked up is typical of of people residing in villages in the east.. What do we know you are not Patriotic na..
That Lekki incident was the breaking point for me how people still deny the obvious, incidentally I was at the DHQ a day after the incident I remembered how a lady a (naval Commander) was so bitter and was even verbally insulting an army Captain in her office for making disparaging comments on the protesters, emotions were high, even within the army many were sad at the turn of events but some trolls who only know about the military from blogs/media will be defending rubbish. That day I learnt alot of things, and I don't blanketly insult or curse the entire military they have lots of good conscientious officers within their folds unfortunately the bad ones are the loudest.

At his residence...... pic.twitter.com/LOQ35xSwpj

— Gbuji (@gbujiboy) October 21, 2020

At his residence...... pic.twitter.com/LOQ35xSwpj

— Gbuji (@gbujiboy) October 21, 2020

ugo4u:
Bleep off my mention I said what I said and I will keep repeating it. Nigeria needs help and the sooner we realise this the better for everybody. It's obvious the gov't lack the political will to do what is necessary; that isn't really surprising since we have hardcore Jihadist presently in gov't whose only angst against Bokoharam lies in the modus operandi of the terror group & the C-in-C haven't taken action against them.
I repeat again incase you missed it Nigeria needs all the help she can get even if it's from anywhere both in personnel and equipments.
Oya!! Cry once more; cry again!!!!!

GabrielYulaw:
The last 3 pages or so were quite exciting.
Now, I gotta say my mind.

The problem of the NA is not money. Even if Elon Musk heard Odumeje preaching tomorrow, got born again and decided to donate all his billions to the NA, virtually nothing will change. You could dash them a thousand T-90s and add a hundred Blackjack strategic bombers to the mix, plus rail guns and TOPOL missiles and still nothing serious will change.

The NA as it is set up is as intrinsically dysfunctional as a 3-legged crab addicted to meth and formalin-soaked PCP. It's main problems are corruption, incompetence, near-total indifference to human rights and inability to change and these problems are what defines it.

They are still doing the same things they were doing when this insurgency began and if you question them they will say you don't love your country and don't appreciate the sacrifices of our darling troops. They are still robbing this country blind in the creeks, on the highways, at the ports and during equipment acquisitions and if you question them their friends on this platform will say you don't love your country because you are Igbo and because you are not eating with them.

I still remember the case of that general whose men took the hundreds of millions of Naira they were supposed to deliver somewhere and ran. Has the money fountain been closed or are there still convoys moving ill-gotten gains made by NA top staff from place to place that we don't know about?

The indifference to human rights I was talking about fundamentally weakens the NA and deprives it of local support. Remember that video of the last two weeks where they were filmed firing GMPG at houses in Enugu. Well, that was my village and within stone throw of my hamlet.

They killed someone that I know about and possibly others I do not know about. But of course they will deny if asked, just like they deny every negative thing. And after stuff like this if my village youths decided to join IPOB or other secessionist groups en masse I no go blame them. Same way, if after the IDPs raped and molested in refugee camps across the country decide to join Boko Haram tomorrow I no go blame them.

Yeah, in most cases, this gross disrespect for human rights by the NA triggers more problems than it solves and they do not seem to know that or care. They have been killing us at will, acting like fashion police, oppressing us all they like and still expect us to love them. Like how?


And those of you saying we should invite ECOWAS troops to help us out are just being naïve. This war we are fighting is above all things a political war. The enemy has sympathizers, apologists and collaborators in the highest reaches of this government and its agencies and within the army itself. Read David Hundeyin's expose and see what I'm talking about. So, why would a government filled with jihad-loving individuals invite foreign troops to help them fight other jihad-loving individuals?

Let's face it, if this government is actually serious about wiping out ISWA and the Boko boys once and for all, it can do that and within a year max. It doesn't though and if you can't see that then you are as blind as a bat that has been used for r1tuals

And that's Nigeria for you

Odunayaw:
We need foreign assistance

Stormtrooper11:
Which African country are we gonna ask for help from With the look of things, only Egypt and Algeria can be invited to Nigeria
Nigerians, especially the ones in the Southern parts would scream Islamization. Lol. Funny country.
The biggest mistake we would do is to invite the Americans or any other Big world Power. They would prolong this damn war. The truth is, nobody understands this war like us. Nobody understands the technicalities of our insecurity like us, the Nigerians.

ugo4u:
It's very clear our military needs help but some idiotic self deluding fellows keep decieving themselves. They think calling for assistance means calling the Military useless, even the US with all its resources would hardly go into any war w/o alliance(s) talkmore of Nigeria that is still struggling to consistently spend $1bn yearly solely for procurements/upgrades. Is it not 2 weeks ago COAS was complaining bitterly about the slashing of army's budget yet we shouldn't seek for help anywhere we could. Even soldiers on ground will tell you they will welcome the idea of getting reinforcement from regional blocs even if it means them holding the fort along border towns.
As for the ewures shouting that we only amplify bad news, so we should keep quiet when soldiers die because they're not human beings with families. In the US death or casualties of noncommissioned- soldiers can bring a gov't down talkmore of an army General but in Nigeria we should hush it all up and amplify BHT casualties as if the lives of those renegades equates to that of soldiers. We should keep quiet and not shout so that gov't will see the need to fund the military as it should putting in mind that we are literally the mouth piece of these soldiers as they can't speak for themselves.
Well!!! The cycle continues..

yoged:
why can't we ask for help ? What's special about this Country. Seems you are still drowned in the past glory. Haven't we be assisted by Cameroon, chad before. So wtf are you talking about . if youve passed the age .I'm sure you have siblings , or relatives .

Roan77:
Nigerians are just too emotional, you guys can't argue with facts, you only argue with emotions, sentiments, and biased perspective, whenever bad news happens.

These are the pictures of troops success yesterday.

Roan77:
Bad news always overshadows success in Nigeria.

komekn:
Ignorance is bliss , they don't know and argue even insult, yet the know NOTHING.

komekn:
I knew it had to be you.

You seem to have forgotten to make reference to the international task force that has been operating in Gulf of Guinea.

We are talking European, American and even Russian naval vessels all coming by together to fight piracy.

Or did your not know

Presido95:
See this one spitting lies with confidence. Both Benin and Nigeria are lower-income countries. You should have at least done a little research.

Mkenya2019:
Control your oil and minning industry. Then kick out the Lebanase from West Africa. When it come to Indians - Nigeria has 2 million of them. Look at Dangote - his company is almost run by EuroAsian. He is just a titullar head.

Just30:


Paddy said, Recue us from Asian dominance

obaaderemi:
This Nigerian company can sell well in a country of savages like Kenya.

Limassol:
Word has it electricity is stable there, how true?

Praktikals:
Everywhere is better than Nigeria until you go there

Simdyofficial:
Still better than Nigeria.. At least there's security,light, water,good roads and a no nonsense land.. BTW. Cefa don rape naira