₦airaland Forum

lionshare:
How many monarchical country do you know that the king was deposed in the last decade purely by the citizens not with no external support?
If you find any, How is such country fairing economically as of today?
Even if you think the press freedom is shrinking in NG it is still way better than any monarchy in the world including UAE & Saudi.

UAE and Saudi are doing well, if they start doing poorly, you will see the monarchy deposed,Thailand is an example, the monarchy though not deposed yet but was shaken

lionshare:
I have some questions!
1. How will you hold a KING accountable?
2. Who did you support during the last election?
3. Do you think there is press freedom in a monarchy system?

There's shrinking press freedom in NIG under this democracy and it can get worse,

A king can be deposed besides,even the worst monarchs have fear of their own people unlike democracy were a political ruler can always pass the buck

slimfit1:
No way not with black people. Look at how many wives they have who is going to be paying for that.

Who is paying for the many wives and girlfriends politicians already have

fidelmarshal199:
How will you Punish the monarch (alpha and omega) for the failure?

Yeah, Nigeria democracy isn't as straight as it ought to be but it's far better than the best monarchy rule. In a monarchical system of government, A ruler can take over any property in his/her kingdom without any repercussions which isn't so in democracy.

In democracy, there is check and balance, By the legislative and the judiciary, while the Monarch has none.

To understand it better, look at the lives of the citizens of South Korea compare to North Korea.

Are properties not being demolished illegally without repercussions in this Nigerian democracy?

Democracy has been demystified in Nigeria, it really doesn't look like the best form of government for Nigeria.

The biggest issue of democracy is that it gives room for a lot of excuses,it makes politicians unaccountable
especially for Nigerian democracy.

Many political office holders can easily make excuses for themselves and pass the buck.

Governors will blame the presidency, presidency will blame governors, lg chairman will blame governors,

Governors will blame legislators,legislators will blame judiciary and vice versa.

At the end of it no one can be held accountable


I think if we had a monarchial style government, the ruler or rulers can be held accountable for their failures.

And if they don't remedy these failures a revolution can easily occur as everyone will be focused on the ruler.

However, this can't be practiced in NIG, unless NIG breaks up and every tribe is ruled by its own royal family.

Democracy has failed in Nigeria.
Politicians are just catching cruise
Toying and joking with their positions because they know they wud never be held accountable.

Many politicians in top spots don't deserve were they are,they are just ruining a nation without consequences.

All road construction in Nigeria is supervised and controlled by either Chinese,Lebanese or whites.

Despite this the roads are not built in any spectacularly advanced or durable way.

If that is all these foreigners can offer,why then is road construction only run by these foreign companies.

There's a lot of mysteries to be unravelled in Nigeria

The issue is black males,they are not like males of other races,they compete against their own females instead of males of other races

The open secret is that,the major tribes of the Hausa, Yoruba and Igbo are slave tribes.

Their systems always promote slavery of their own people, unfortunately minority tribes are stuck with these peoples

Christistruth03:
They are not post Colonial
Usen in Akoko Edo was founded by Yorubas from Ile Ife
Usen is also called Ife Kekere which means little Ife


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZvJfI6uh3bM?si=KuyMgFIIiXFGOKm9

Usen is not in Akoko-edo, why can't you get things straight, again usen is not in Akoko-edo

LikeAking:
None!

Just focus on your graphics..

Good luck..

Really, thanks

Hello guyz and happy new year.
Pls I advice on the technology to learn to bring me success in 2024.

I have skills already in graphics, video and motion.

Am over 30

I need advice on good technologies to learn that is sure to pay in the coming months.

Christistruth03:
There is

What is the man’s name again

How many times will I explain that the Yoruba names of Akoko-edo are a recent post colonial feature, they aren't traditional Akoko-edo names, it all started during the colonial era

Christistruth03:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=66Xr72uIm_s?si=AFdtYoQJHFXrxBIX

There's no information here different from what I said

Christistruth03:
Aare Oona Kakanfo Gani Adams is from Akoko

He is Yoruba

He is from Akoko-ondo(arigidi- Akoko) which is different from Akoko-edo,
they are completely different
why do you people not get this.

Akoko-ondo is different from Akoko-edo.

however gani Adams is from arigidi Akoko,which some schools of thought say they are actually non Yoruba autochonos indigenous Akoko not affiliated to ile-ife.

froxydydx:
Kogi is already a conquered territory by the islamists hence no more attacks.

Lol,you don't know kogi be that

Malawian:
Akoko Edo people do not behave like typical Yoruba people. They don't even have that H-Factor yet they all have Yoruba names and surnames.

I knew some of them during my time in school.

They are not Yorubas, the Yoruba names started in the colonial era,it was a trend then,you should know that names where not a big deal before the whites came,some people went by with only titles as their names

top10villa:
Bro Akoko edo history is very confusing, all the villages bears Yoruba surname maybe due to marriage or boundary, I can bet you Akoko edo is made up of Yoruba and edoid people mixed together .

My mum is from Lampese and her name is Bose, while her father name my maternal grandfather name is Akande.

Those people our people story get as e be.
They might not be pure Yoruba, but they definitely have some element of Yoruba in them.

Have explained this many times,the Yoruba names started in the colonial era,then Yoruba names and language was trending in that part,

[quote author=oyichi post=127702161][/quote]The least they can do is kill some of there attackers.but they do not,always waiting for the next destruction

flokii:
The problem in the Middle Belt region is multifaceted.. there are so many tribes in Middle Belt. In Plateau, they are seperated into LGAs by tribes speaking different dialects. In Benue, they have Tivs, Idoma and many others speaking different tongues.

Also, they are not united.. they just see themselves sharing region, no major tribe to rally them together and their governors aren't even up and doing.

Nobody needs to rally anybody, each community can fight alone

SSFeedsNigeria:
In other words, you remain like sitting ducks and do nothing? You continue watching while your people are going extinct and your lands taking over by foreigners?

Common, quit being a sissy while glorifying your enemy and making them appear invincible. John Garang ralied South Sudanese people to wage war against the Arabs that were well fortified and well armed. They also controlled state structure and had massive support from the Arab world with lots of funding and arms supply yet John Garang fought for many years until there was a stalemate and then referendum.

The Fulanis are no where near the Arabs in Sudan in terms of sophistication or anything else yet they're wiping you guys out only for you to put of silly excuses.

Rubbish!!!

No mind them,those people fear Fulani pass anything, if u know them,they worship Fulani

HenryWilliams:
The moment they do that the Nigerian Army will swoop in and finish in public what they're doing in secret.
The moment they bear arms and fight the Fulani terrorists fire for fire, the govt will intervene. Gana comes to mind.
Fighting Fulani terrorists is akin to fighting the Nigerian Army..one and the same

Buhari no dey there again, before they said it was buhari but the man done go,cds is from southern Kaduna, the highest military position, abeg una excuse is too lame,find another one

oyichi:
I have never seen a sect of people so weak and extremely lazy, a region full of cowards, sometimes I wonder how brave warriors that secured those lands ended up giving birth to these jelly bellied fools a people who cannot defend themselves and are being driven out of their lands, if there is any heart left in you people, create an army, conscript young men among you and take the war to them, don't wait to be attacked.

Hope u not including kogi in this your narrative

kaludestiny10:
Do you want them to fight those Fulani Jihadist terrorists who have machine guns with cutlasses or what?

Can't they mobilize to acquire weapons?

Freshtruth:
The most wicked men in Nigeria hail from plateau and Benue u see those 2 tribes see them run dey wicked die if u like do all d whole good wet u wan do omo u on your own

Na mumu them be,they fear Fulani pass anything

johannu:
That is it.

The acceptance to participate in slavery by the major tribes of Nigeria such as the Igbo, Hausa and Yoruba was what started ceaseless wars and underdevelopment of the tribes in Nigeria.

If they refused to participate in slavery,there wudnt have been much wars and undevelopment

Birdbyrde440:
Cool.

I'm not defending or protecting what doesn't respect me. Never!

Even when we were slaves, the white women wanted to have sexual intercourse with us and have interracial children.

I'm happy to let the jihadists and Bandits take all the feminists as slaves, I will simply migrate to another area and breed with those women that will accept and respect me.

So go and confront the Bandits on your own, I ain't risking sh*t for non of you. Go and meet the white man and Chinese. Good luck!

When black women start meeting with whiteman and Chinese now,it's still your type that will start hating on them not remembering that you pushed them to them.

Exactly the experience of the black American society, majority of blackmen are the same,no wonder you were the most enslaved in history

Birdbyrde440:
Accepted.

Now go to the other races to save you from the Bandits and jihadists or get a gun and fight for yourself.

Am not a woman o,am just addressing the elephant in the room.

There has been years of long-standing massacre of the the Benue,southern Kaduna and plateau people,but there has also been deafening silence and cover up from their own people.

Any time any of the government officials from these areas,as well as some prominent individuals from this area,except the late Obadiah malaifa, are called for interview they fail to tell all and cover up a lot of the massacres,they don't expose anything. They always don't want to spill out any truths.

They are always politically correct and speak as if they don't want to offend someone.

They don't want to reveal the truth and experience they are going through especially the public officials or NGO people.

One thing that will bring light to these dark areas were massacre's are going on is shining the media light there.

independent media or brave individuals from the area need to do detailed recording of the experience of survivors,let them reveal everything they experienced, they need to expose the secrets of these areas,let them tell all,preferably in a local dialect then interpreted

Then it should go viral .

There needs to be a tell all
Lights needs to be shone to these areas.

These attacks are perpetuating because a lot is covered up.

No one is revealing anything.

Even after Obadiah malaifa was harassed and eventually offed.
The people went quiet instead of seizing the opportunity to expose more of what is happening.

Jogs1900:
This was what you said "Yoruba became an influential language there,around the time of the Ibadan invasion there from the 1850s"

Why was Yoruba language not promoted in the south east, benin city etc but only in Akoko edo.

I don't know what you mean by this
Why was Yoruba language not promoted in the south east, benin city etc but only in Akoko edo.

Yoruba missionaries were the main guys in Akoko-edo, not in the southeast or Benin.

Akoko-edo church and education outpost was administered from Ikare-Akoko, which are yorubanized akokos,some of whom have Yoruba origins,missionaries stationed there who were mostly Yorubas were posted to Akoko-edo, likewise teachers ,court clerks and colonial admin staffs,they were the major influence on Akoko-edo, however Yoruba had previously broken into that zone through interactions and trade with Yoruba groups and other Benin and Nupe groups,but the Ibadan invasion increased Yoruba influence and the subsequent Yoruba missionaries further increased Yoruba influence in the zone,but the people were still eventually able to retain their non Yoruba language, customs and traditions.

Birdbyrde440:
Good. Leave it for us. We have failed.

NOW CALL THE WHITE MAN OR ASIAN MAN TO SAVE YOU.

Typical weak disgraceful Blackmale, no wonder you were the most enslaved males on earth since history