₦airaland Forum

exxell:
I said it before and am saying it again.... The blackman should be nuked and wiped from the earths surface. Go all over the earth.... Anywhere you see the blackman, the amount of evil abounding there sends shivers down the spine. From Africa to America to Europe to Australia down to Asia, the blackman is like a curse. But It is also only in this part of the world called Nigeria that gory things happen with impunity. If it is not Boko Haram bombing people like fowls, it is the military cutting of their heads like goat. If it is not our neighbors from the west butchering human beings for money, it is my brothers from the East swallowing raw dollars in their their system all in a bid to launder money. If it is not a policeman climbing a moving bus and having his body shattered, it is a navy man shooting innocent IPOB members on a peaceful protest.

Do you know the most funny part, people will be there snapping with their phones and tablets while doing nothing! Nd things are going wrong!

To the whole world reading this, welcome to Nigeria where Satan saw its citizens and shouted.. "It is well with my soul". The amount of evil happening in this country on daily basis is enough to make one believe that hell is on this earth.

Well said. Nigeria can be likened to a jungle full of vicious selfish wild beasts

erunz:
THIS IS THE REASON HE WAS ARRESTED http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/09/amosuns-wife-and-the-300000-money-laundering-allegation/

Thank you very much for shedding light on the subject. I was fuming until I read the truth. Many Nigerians are animals and do not understand the concept of freedom. it is time the idiot learn about responsible and factual journalism and mend his crude ways.Amosun is too merciful with him.

The creature is not an alligator but a monitor lizard.Alligators are extremely dangerous

xtrorse:
Mister, if you are sincere and objective you will never raise such accusation on a peace-loving Igbo people.

Between Igbos and other tribes who make the loudest noise and propaganda using every available media outfit?

In the build up to the 2015 general elections certain people made careless and careless utterances thereby heating up the polity. Is any of them Igbo

The likes of FFK, Fayose, Fashola, Tinubu, Lai, El Rufai, Junaid Mohammed, Obj and Sahara Reporters who heated the polity with their utterances, is any of them Igbo?

Yorubas whose main source of livelihood in Abia State is driving where given free hand to operate to the extent they started cloning drivers license and forging vehicle particulars. Where they victimised? Was touts unleashed on them to destroy their business?

Are they not being accommodated in the South East without any noise from Igbos?
How many Yorubas have houses in the SE? Are they not living in a house built by another man who collects rents and did not beat his chest of accommodating Yorubas?

Do you expect an Igbo man that bought land in Lagos for N300 million per plot not to exercise his right as a landlord?
How many Yorubas dare cough out only N20 million to buy a plot in choice areas of Enugu, Owerri, Awka, Nnewi, Orlu, Afigbo or Aba in SE? Is anybody holding them?
Don't you see sales advert on the internet for such lands?
And you still shout the loudest 'One Nigeria' for your political convenience!

When has it become noise-making or crime for someone to even aspire to be chairman in a market they have the majority?

When has it become a crime for lawful taxpayers and citizens to exercise their franchise rights?
Should any citizen be threatened to vote anointed candidates?
When has aspiring to be voted for by non-indigene become a crime in a sane country?

If your people have the sizeable number in any area in the SE, what prevents you from aspiring for a post to better the lots of the people?

Many mischievous fellows hold the view that Igbos should be grateful for being allowed to live in their part of the country, even when the oil revenue from the South-East Zone is being channelled for Lagos development!

You say Igbos disrespect their host when Igbos chose to quietly exercise their franchise right in Lagos. And you don't seem to see any wrong in Oba Rilwane Akiolu threatening Igbos to vote for his anointed candidate! And Dr Ariyo in the US went further by calling for xenophobic attack on Igbos.

The main reason many people of all tribes in Nigeria troop to Lagos State and its environs is simply by virtue of it being a former federal capital territory. So don't single out Igbos and term it that they are being accommodated. That's is an insult on  the sensibilities of a people who have contributed in no small way to the mega-status of Lagos State. 
It is absolutely wrong to even hold the view that Igbos or any other should be grateful for being allowed to live in any part of the country, Biafra or no Biafra.

If other people were not needed in Lagos such embargo should have been placed ab initio, about a century ago, before the heavy investment of crude oil revenue and the vast contributions of every other Nigerian, including their sweats and bloods, and not now as it's being mischievously mumbled in some quarters.

Is there any group that has exhibited more 'Nigerianness' than the Igbos who permeate every nook and cranny of Nigeria, peacefully building and establishing business empires, and growing the economy of the locals and that of the country at large?

And you don't seem to see anything wrong in castigating the ever peace-loving Igbo people. Have you ever heard anywhere, were Igbos are on rampage and causing mayhem to their 'host' for no just cause? 

For some decades now certain people have propagated lies that Igbos don't have crude oil. That Igbos are greedy and want to corner South-South oil wealth. That Ondo State produces more crude oil that the whole South East. And to heighten the insult, they say Igbos bring virtually nothing to the Federal revenue!

They say Igbos are land-grabbers. In the past Yorubas were busy building empires, looking for weaker groups to acquire. The Fulanis colonized the Hausas. The Binis terrorised some parts of Yoruba and Anioma land, and tried to conquer and use them as slaves.

But these same people still turn around to accuse Igbos, who have no such history of expansionist tendencies, of land grabbing and seeking to dominate others.
And over the years, Yorubas and their Northern co-travellers have propagated lies and falsehoods portraying Igbos who never had an army or empire as land grabbers.

Do you see anything wrong at all when these wicked lies are being fashioned against Igbos for years?

It's only mischievous fellows in the society that turn blind eye to the evil and injustice, and permit the atrocities to flourish in the land because they gain from the lopsided arrangement in the polity.

Total rubbish

This thread reeks of Nigerian ignorance and infantile mischief. Nigerians are not civilized enough to to be able to understand a dynamic world and are apish enough to allow their prejudices and hatred to destroy themselves and their children's future.What a pathetic thread

Nigerians love defending corruption.

bettermike:
This happened today. These two men came to a school in alakuko area of Lagos well dressed. The bigger one was pleading with the principal in her office for his wife in labour which was obliged with 1000naira.

Long story short, they dropped 200naira without anyone suspecting. But a student came to the office later and was about picking the money when the principal screamed! They took the money out to burn it but it refused to burn.

And in a shocking instant, like in the movies, the money disappeared. (Meanwhile, those ritualists were already at another school about 1km away, about to apply the same tactic). They were traced to their new spot and interogated.

They were lucky to have not been lynched. The police took them away later. But for the fear that they might be let off the hook, I want the world to see their faces. Note their faces, incase they approach you asking for alms. They are ritualists!

Be careful! Monitor your children from now on. Advice the school to beef up their security. And lastly, advice your wards to never ever pick money from the ground.

Nigerians and ignorance are very close identical twins. I am beginning to think an educated Nigerian is an oxymoron

rev14vs11:
NL'ders Help! I just ordered a phone on jumia for the first time.after paying via MasterCard online.The bank sent me an alert informing me of the transaction after the deduction has been made.but my browser became slow and I couldn't load the next page.so what do I do?Have I squandered money just like that?How do I know the details.

Your money is safe but you might have to wait longer for delivery

Teeboy22:
The newly-coined Full Meaning of B-U-H-A-R-I: Bring Us Happiness And Remove Injustice

cc lalasticlala seun..

Excellent, but haters of Nigeria will not like it

smithwilliam:
(1) ask the fraudsters on olx
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(2) I didn't ask for tecno
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(3) answer 1 and 2 can handle it
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(4) depending on my state of emergency 18k
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(5) yes but depends where you get yours (27 to 30)



Do you have more

He meant infinix not techno, anyway getting one at the price you seek will be tough unless a pickpocket is selling his spoils

Good luck with the price

You need to report to the relevant authorities, three affected residents could also lodge a complaint at the local police station but any action from that end will cost you guys money

Xiaomi should sue the o.p for malicious scaremongering.

Infinix hot 2 is not high end

chiedu7:
Why u dey abuse the man?

Ein dey report on the facts.

If it's bad then GMB & APC is a disaster for Nija.

The man is too dense to understand the extrapolation of facts and to understand how present facts came to be. Even an idiot would know that Jonathan caused the rot that Buhari is trying to fix.

ochejoseph:
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As Nigerians continue to wait for the change promised by the Apician "Apostles"here is a quick look at  how Africa's biggest Economy has performed under the "apostles" of change  

1 . Nigeria De-listed By JP. Morgan ,


http://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2015-09-10/investors-love-affair-with-nigeria-wanes-as-jpmorgan-cuts-bonds


3. 60,000 Nigerian loose Jobs in the construction sub sector - NLC

http://www.channelstv.com/2015/09/08/nlc-says-60000-nigerian-workers-lost-jobs/



3. Zenith Bank  Sacks 1200 workers  in a single day  

http://www.premiumtimesng.com/business/4819-zenith_bank_sacks_over_1_200_employees.html




4. Naira in free Fall - Business Day

http://businessdayonline.com/2015/09/naira-weakens-on-black-market-as-dollar-demand-grows-2/



5. Nigerian Economy slumps - NBS

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/08/nigerian-economy-slows-in-q2/

6. CHINA : Nigeria's biggest Trading partner and Investor, Snubs Nigeria over Buhari’s Behaviour 

http://uncova.com/china-snubs-nigeria-over-buhari-as-it-holds-africa-investment-summit





7. Nigerian Investors loose 311 Billion in 24 hours - Daily Trust 

http://www.dailytrust.com.ng/news/business/stocks-lose-n311bn-bonds-suffer-after-jp-morgan-index-expulsion/110194.html


The above is what happens when underage voters brings a man with fossilised ideas to man Africa's biggest economy.  

The sooner the APC and the sai baba broom wielding herbalists realise that these "autopilotism"  is a recipe to economic and social anarchy the better for Nigeria. 

The truth be said Buhari needs help he Should ask For it fast before things get out of hand 



NB: Before you start throwing insults read the post, before you rain abuses think , before you post nonsense use your brain it's there to be used. 


May God Continue to Bless Nigeria and Nigerians

Did you go to school at all.slowpoke

DashMeYansh:

STUP!D Nigerians ery'where. They want socialism..........Take a Good Hard Look at Greece........Snuff Said.

I never knew that fighting corruption is socialism

Why are Nigerians such deplorable thieves

dtjns37:
These are screenshots of a comment on facebook about Nigeria that broke my heart. I felt as if the insult was directed at me.

This man worked in same company with me as an expat for a few months. He's my facebook friend, and he's Indian.
Someone asked him to bring something from Nigeria, then he went ahead and lashed the country in his comment.

I want the world to see this careless post. I hope he repents of such a stinking mentality about Nigeria.
He posted the update on sunday afternoon.

Source: https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10206127715965895&set=a.3319052689141.2146517.1052989290&type=1&theater

You must be an ostrich but a funny one. The man is right, you are wrong.

DICK4UCKPUSSY:
Have notice this thing among the igbos 85% of them
don't established their business on their soil.
They have to move to other region in other to succed in
their business.
Even with boko haram menace in borno some igbos re
still trooping there for business..
They left their Land to develop another region,

Anambra looks like the whole state is under
construction

Abia state have the dirtiest city in west africa

Ebonyi is like an abandoned state

imo state has turned to home for babyfactory, cultism and kidnapping business

Enugu- there is a community where 9 out of 10 people have appendix as a result of poverty

It's very rare! you u will see a man that leaves his comfort
zone to another to suffer when he have everything at his
disposal back home..

My question re igbos running away from their Land when
they claim they have everything..?

The questions you asked needs to be answered by the biafraudians

MrRobot:
Yorubas are boiling ever since the Biafran movement started getting world attention. They fear the Igbos leaving them soo much that they will do anything to stop it from happening. Thus they continually create threads to cause division between Biafrans especially the likes of princedebola. They dude must be the most jobless human with an Internet access.

You are joking, most Yoruba's got fed up with ibos during the presidential election and are now clamouring for ibos to EFF off out of of yorubaland.

patrick89:
I have come to realise that South west is very diverse, they comprise of different ethnic nationality but conquered and dominated by yorubas. The word yoruba to me seems to be a unifying coinage just like Anioma, to bring bring all different ethnic nationals together.
However, unlike Anioma, different ethnic nationals in South west have nothing in common, aside that, they adopted yoruba language as a lingual franca..
among them are 1. Aworis : they occupy some parts of ogun state lagos and ondo state they have different culture and background, they have stated that they are not yorubas 2. The ijebus are fierce and aggressive, they have also affirmed that they migrated from sudan, so they can not be regarded as yorubas, 3. The Egun, they are found in Benin republic, lagos, Ogunn state and some part of oyo state. They have nothing in common with yorubas both in culture and language, they are the only one still tied to their traditional, maybe because they are very conservative.
others are ekiti, egba, ife, etc all these ones have aligned fully to the big family yoruba. but the question is who is the pure yoruba, because I hear people describe some with funny tags and names.. I need a very serious clarification here

Why not just Google your problem

Tydies:
Please, whatever you do make sure you don't report him. You can still be friendly with him but don't go to his flat agn.

Best advice for the O.P so far

Daft country

Closecall:
Jonathan’s sacrifice saved Africa 1
BY OUR REPORTER ON AUGUST 31, 2015 OPINION
Ebere Wabara  ewabara@yahoo.com 08055001948

IF there is one event in the history of Nigeria over which most of its citizens still hold their breath, even months after its conclusion, it is the last general elections in the country, especially the presidential election. One of the reasons is that most people are yet to come to terms with the reality of the peaceful conclusion of the elections.  As far back as 2010, or thereabouts, numerous doomsday predictions were aground including that Nigeria would disintegrate by 2015. As the days drew near, events, both in the political, economic and even religious spheres did little to assuage that prediction.
Aside the menace of the Islamic fundamentalist sect, Boko Haram, in the North Eastern part of the country, many other events occurred between that period and the election year to accentuate pakpable fear. It was, therefore, almost unbelievable that the elections came and went peacefully with a smooth change of government.
What, however, made the last elections more significant is that for the first time in the political history of Nigeria, a sitting President was defeated in an election in which he was a candidate. The truth is that in most countries of Africa “the power of incumbency” has largely been used often to subvert the will of the electorate. Nigeria has not been an exception until, of course, the last presidential election.  This, in itself, is a point to note in favour of former President Goodluck Ebele Jonathan who, it could be recalled, made a firm promise during his campaigns that under his watch, the elections would be free and fair.
One of the most remarkable statements he made while conceding victory to Buhari was, “As I have always affirmed, nobody’s ambition is worth the blood of any Nigerian. The unity, stability and progress of our dear country are more important than anything else.”
So, in what today is being referred to as a historic move, President Jonathan conceded victory to the candidate of the All Progressives Congress (APC) General Muhammadu Buhari, hours before the results were concluded. Not a few Nigerians have, however, argued that the action had no significance as, according to them, the former President had no choice but to do what he did. I beg to disagree. Such Nigerians may have forgotten the incident of June 12, 1993, when a military president stopped the collation of election results and declared the whole exercise inconclusive, invalid.
Also such people have only to look at countries like Somalia of today, Rwanda, Southern Sudan and of course Liberia to realize the worth and character of the sacrifice made by former President Jonathan..
But, most commendably, President Jonathan chose that path of honour and conceded victory to his opponent instead of contesting the results or taking any other available option that could possibly scuttle that election.  After all, it is not as if he, or indeed his party, the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), was bereft of support from Nigerians.
In fact, the President was standing pretty at the time of the elections based on his administration’s notable achievements across various sectors of the economy.  Such sectors include agriculture, where significant efforts have been made to return the country to the green days when palm oil from the East, cocoa and rubber from the West and groundnuts from the North constituted the mainstay of the nation’s economy. And transport where the hitherto comatose Nigerian Railways across the country has been fully revitalized.
Also, in spite of the poor performance of the energy sector under his watch, it is evident today that he made significant impact in that sector given the fact that there has been a significant improvement in the supply of electricity across the country while our refineries are about to commence capacity production. All these go to show that there was indeed significant groundwork under the former President, as the said improvements could not have been achieved by the incumbent government in just less than three months of assumption of office.
What would be the implication of such a war to the rest of the African continent? The first implication of course is that of refugee management. Where would 180 million people migrate? Most of Nigeria’s neighbours are poor and dependent on Nigeria for sustenance. Nigeria, the Giant of Africa, is no mean burden to be shouldered by just any country.  The short and long-term impacts would be that the economy of the Continent would be adversely affected and many countries of the region would be in trouble as the economies of most of them are tied to that of Nigeria.  Again, many countries of the region would face political crises since Nigeria has provided stability for them.
Overall, the implication of a war in Nigeria would be disastrous for Africa both economically and security wise. Of course, organizing a regional intervention force such as in the case of Liberia would be near impossible without perhaps assistance from the United Nations. Nigeria has always been at the lead of such interventions across Africa.
Therefore, for the fact that former President Jonathan took the bold step to save this nation, and by extension Africa continent, from what would have certainly been a disastrous consequence for the country and the continent, he deserves commendation.
Of course, the former President already has loads of both national and international commendations since he took that bold step.
The truth remains today that no matter the failings and mistakes attributed to the former President (which is natural, after all no man is flawless), that historic action will remain a legacy for him in the country’s annals. It will also remain a lesson for other leaders at whatever levels, both incumbent and upcoming, to know when to put the interest of the people, for whom they are called to serve in the first place, above selfish, partisan interests.


http://sunnewsonline.com/new/jonathans-sacrifice-saved-africa/

Jonathan's capitulation to the the inevitable not only saved Africa but the world itself , the milky way galaxy and substantial parts of the Andromeda galaxy. Now the bumbling corrupt thief can enjoy his ill gotten gains at Otuoke.Retards.

Yet another wailing wailers thread, it is always great to see enemies of Nigeria distressed. I wish you mournful wailing.

When will yeebos stop fishing in Enugu city center. Attend to your problems.

Is the O.P an Islamic fundamentalist