₦airaland Forum

Maiconyoung:
i wonder why pipu with destiny stil spend their life on politically inspired movement

Your comment is contradictory. We are political animals. Even Jesus christ was killed because he ignored the politics of his time. Politics revolves around the destiny you care so much about. You have to be active in it. Case in point; Look at Nigeria's condition. The reason it is the way it is, is because it's citizens are mostly ignorant about their political climate and it's impact. What most are waiting for is the next elections and how much cash/garri/rice/salt they can squeeze out from candidates.

Bifwoli:
Other than immediate west African neighbours ,does Nigeria have plenty of other Africans who move to reside there? By this a mean africans from further afield like Mozambicans,Ethiopians,Ugandans,Rwandese,Senegalese or Malawians?

You have just proven my point. Nigerians will go far as asia to dodge their fate in Nigeria, but you will not see other countries citizens here because they know Nigeria is total and complete rubbish. Did a stop over in Kenya once and spent three days there. From what i experienced with how they maintain and distribute power, they are miles and eons away from anything Nigeria has to offer. They are not the best but compared to Nigeria, Kenya is paradise.

KINGMAKER001:
Lol....these re really the sell outs...these people are the reason why they say ndi Igbo doesn't have one mind and not united...since January you ve been trading, you have not made the whole money in the world, is it just today that you gonna make all you have not made over the years...simple instruction, you couldn't keep to it....Well it doesn't matter if y'all opened your shops, the most important thing is that many states including Akwa ibom, Rivers etc adhered strictly to the sit @ home protest...

Guy, don't blame them. It is not easy to protest on an empty stomach. Plus, in Nigeria, only fools would want to fight for the country as it is today. All you would be doing is fighting for the rich and powerful. I don't know if you remember Adams Oshiomole as a member of the NLC and later as the leader of the body. As a member, he was fearless, very vocal and was always confronting the Government on every issue. All he needed to do was ask and we would sit at home for weeks on end. Little did we know that he had an agenda. He has been governor for 8 years and all he has been able to achieve is his elevation to the high and mighty in Edo state politics and i dare say, Nigeria. He even married an Eritrean babe just to rub it in our faces. This was a guy who did not have a dime to his name before politics but today he is a millionaire in whatever denomination. You all need to wake up and smell what the Rock is cooking.

tiwiex:
If no money was stolen, I wonder what Buhari will be saying in his speeches. He has. Nothing to offer guys. Sad.

What you are basically saying is, it takes s.tupid people to vote for a s.tupid leader. Buhari did not vote himself in as president. Nigerians did. Ok, lets just assume that it was a mistake or error on the part of Nigerians in voting him in. What about OBJ? What about PMB? What about shagari? How come every single leader in Nigeria has always been terrible? Mathematically, it is almost impossible. By now, based of the laws of probability, Nigeria should have had at least one descent leader. Not great but at least passable. In more than half a century fa.

youngeagle:
Kill all those old Generals...the country will take care of itself.

You are on the right track but not there yet. Some might think you are crazy but this is exactly what Ghana did under Jerry Rawlings that saved them. They were as bad as Nigeria back in the day and when Rawlings did his coup, he gathered all their previous leaders, both military and civilian, and wiped them out. Even if you were innocent, for the mere fact that you had influence and could probably convince people to do anything, he executed you. This is what Nigeria needs right now. From Buhari, OBJ, PMB, all the way to every sitting member of the senate. The alternative is war. That cannot happen. Think about it. Nigerians behave like animals in peace time, what do you think they will do if they ever fought a civil war? They will make what happened in Burundi seem like a kindergarten play house party. The next thing will be to begin a total and complete re orientation and re education of it's citizens. Nigerians mostly don't think like normal people. The abnormal is seen as normal and corruption is business as usual. That kind of thinking needs to be wiped out. These are the most important things to be done to effect any kind of change in Nigeria.

KINGMAKER001:
Mr President come back and fix the economy at least how you met it...that's how you go about painting the country and her citizens black...issues you can't address here in your country, you go to other countries to spew such....hope you will also tell them how your fulani brothers has been going about killing innocent people and how you played a deaf ear to the menace ravaging the country....also tell the world how much you have recovered from the looted funds and what you intend to do with the money..

He is not painting the country black, he is only telling the truth. I don't know if you know this but, every country in the world knows what is going on in Nigeria. I hope you know how the internet works. He knows that if he tells the world otherwise, they will only conclude what they already suspect. That he is incompetent and the people he is leading are mostly m.orons who don't know what's good for them. As much as they complain about poor governance and it's present leader, they will gladly collect cash, or salt and rice to vote for another useless leader. Nigerians deserve all the leaders they've had since independence.

[quote author=Babzilla post=49595517][/quote]You need to watch this.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=23d7aImNGig

psalmskiddy:
i am still wondering why my niggas kept quite






AM PROUD OF #NIGERIA

You are proud of unbelievable corruption, mass poverty, filth, decay, mismanagement, murder/jungle justice, etc. I don't know if you are aware of this but these are not things to be proud of.

dasparrow:
I was just about to say that. Too many Nigerians get into trouble abroad. I don't know why thereby soiling the reputation of the country.

You would think since they have gotten the opportunity to go a better country, they would use the opportunity to upgrade their mentality but no. They want to keep their Nigerian mentality in a normal society. All they talk about is how to amass plenty of dollars or Euro so they can come back and "oppress". What kind of thought process is that?

AntiWailer:
I have been to Kenya several times and was there this year. So i am giving you a valid feedback.

That Sudanese did not come to Nigeria does not make Sudan too better than Nigeria.

The problem with Nigerians is once they see one bad thing about another country then that country is automatically on the same low level with Nigeria. America has crimes and problems, but can you equate it with the problems in Nigeria? We can't even compare Nigeria to Ghana. It would be an insult to Ghana. Every country has problems. There is no country you can compare Nigeria to. Well, that's not true. Afghanistan comes to mind. You would not believe how similar Nigeria is to that country. They are both tribalistic as phuck, extremely corrupt, dirty, and one minute you could be taking a stroll and the next minute you'll see a mob killing someone for one reason or another.

Pavore9:
I talk am for one my earlier posts today say na fraudulent activities most Nigerians are doing in Kenya!
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They rent apartments in groups, stay indoors all day "yahooing" as internet is cheap and electricity is 24/7 and to collect the proceeds from their "jobs" is so easy as they do not need to go through banks as it goes straight to their mobile phones and the money cashed out from kiosks nearby. At night they go clubbing making the most noise and spending money lavishly.

Any Nigerian that wants to stay quietly in Kenya without any issues stays away from most Nigerians. It is safer lo live far away from fellow Nigerians as they tend to attract trouble.

The issue is that after deportation those guys will still find their way back through a third country and enter by road through night bus. I was shocked to see one who deported in April here in Nairobi just few days ago and back to his yahoo ways!

Truth be told, Kenya sweet!

Not just in Kenya. That is the rule of thumb all over the world. Mingle with them at your own peril.

AntiWailer:
Apart from 24 /7 light, Kenya is as useless as Nigeria.

Bad roads and poverty is glaring.

Their Alshabab benches Boko HARAM.

How many kenyans have you heard are hiding in Nigeria? That should tell me something.

bolt000:
2 And 3 can be solely blamed on our govt..
#ChangeBeginsWithMe

Everyone in Nigeria is to blame.

Richy4:
Hahaha.. U are really funny. just give the good ones the benefit of the doubt....hahaha.

When you have a society where less than 10% are "good", then they might as well be all bad.

It is not easy being an upcoming fraudster, i mean pastor.

Richy4:
I just hope things will change for the better....The young ones really deserve something good for a change... if the parents could not have quality education, i think their kids deserves it....

It is not going to get better. In fact it is going to get worse. Nigerians just don't know it yet. The young ones are already corrupt.

nwasinachi:
Op, you should have issued a viewer's discretion warning. This is terrible, those in charge should be arrested and charge to court for attempted murder. Haba! kilode?

I don't see anything wrong with it. They are only providing what Nigerians are used to. And they don't really complain or show their disapproval. If they did not like things like this, they would not collect salt and rice before voting. Nigerians like it which is why they keep putting the same kind of people in leadership positions.

Richy4:
It's funny how they were celebrating 900 and something figure... imagine counting from I - 900 how exhausting that can be...

To most Nigerians, the lowest standard is very adequate for them. It is all based on ignorance and exposure. They have never experienced any quality standard that they can compare their experiences to.

Richy4:
U are so right... i google the one i graduated from and the rank was 336... I thought it was the very best when i was there, the facilities, structures, ..I do not even wanna talk about the hostel... Every thing was infact heavenly..And they keep winning prestigious award in research ....I was thinking it will make 1 - 100... it couldn't even smell 200...

This is how bad it is. Nigerian universities cannot manage or maintain online courses. How on earth can anyone think they are anything but poor.

Omoakinsuyi:
University of Ibadan...The 1st is still and will forever be the BEST. I rep UI

Before you can have that opinion, you have to experience what a REAL university feels and looks like. There is not one university in Nigeria that meets the minimum standard.

hybeenoni:
Truth is the north doesn't even pity nor like itself.
It rather prefer to use BBOG as a political tool just to gain power but now condemn the same BBOG, does this same region deserve people's sympathy?

The north brought this calamity upon itself!!!

Just like Nigerians brought the calamity they are in on themselves.

ArabMopol:
Obama walk in red carpet when there is state visit.. Obama open his motorcade door himself, but here the revised is the case

The issues you all collectively focus on leaves much to be desired. The real ones you avoid or neglect and focus on trivial matters that have zero impact on your lives. Smh.

Babzilla:
Dont bust a nut just yet
He probably told alll the leaders the same thing

Exactly.

[quote author=Babzilla post=49595517][/quote]You and these your memes. You no go ki mi one day.

ArabMopol:
king buhari can't walk without spreading red carpet for him... he feel so comfortable with it

Are you just waking up to what happens in the world? He didn't bring it on his plane na. It's normal protocol internationally.

seunmsg:
“You are highly respected by world leaders, including myself. Your person has given your country a positive image.”

World leaders and reasonable people all over the world can see the presidents integrity and its positive impact on the country's image. It's just a matter of time, Nigerians will start seeing the benefits of the Buhari presidency.

They have no choice but to respect him. You have to respect any leader in Nigeria. It is not easy leading one of the most corrupt nations in the world. You have to be brave to do that.

Hedonistically:
I'm fine; better than you, I suppose. Thanks for your concern.

It was a typo. I meant to ask how old you were.

Hedonistically:
Atiku is my preferred President if it has to be a Northerner. This guy is just ideal for Nigeria as presently constituted... Liberal, 'de-tribalised', charismatic, purposeful, socially intelligent, able to carry people along and make wise compromises where necessary, keenly aware of situations, a hands-on kind of leader, and so on. He is a billion times more capable and competent as a leader than the Daura fellow that is currently occupying Aso Rock.

Seriously. How old are you?

KingCheezyPuff:
[color=#9999ff]it's ok. I'll just ignore you for now on just in case you are. Bye[/color]

I'm beginning to see what you are talking about babzilla.

KingCheezyPuff:
[color=#00cccc[]i]you better not be 1 guy I don't like hiding behind this moniker [[/i]/color]

I plead the fifth. Not saying anything more till i have my lawyer present.

KingCheezyPuff:
[color=#0099ff]what!!!? i just met banmee this day!!!! How was i supposed 2 know? [/color]

Trust me; We've known ourselves online for a very very long time.

KingCheezyPuff:
[color=#64dd16]he said he don't want, said I'm 2 much wahali
wahali on top of all the wahali in his life already ][/color]

He's just joking na. I'm telling you, compared to most people i've mingled with on NL, he's a freaking Einstein. You might wanna fight for it.