₦airaland Forum

histemple:
Is BAT competent?

Treasure17:
All thanks to intimidation, rigging and thuggery. Lagos, the center of agberoism.

Afamsi:
rredeemable moronn cum bastard

BCJAY:
It is well, this election can not be free in any sense. The intimidation is too much, here in Ogombo Ajah, we voted last time after election they broke all the boxes and our votes all became invalid. Fast forward to today I promised not to vote my son and colleagues encouraged me, I got there the classrooms we voted the last time we're all locked. The ask me vote thumbprint on a desk visible to all I refused. I went to the window cast my vote and about leaving the venue one of them called me Iya Ibeji, I looked back and greeted him . Only for him to start cursing me it was as if I killed his child. Just because I did not vote for their candidate I am so down with thinking now, what if at the end they lose and come for my head. It is well with my country, election is not a do or die affair o

Ishilove:
Nope, not my father. You. You are a stark, raving lunatic. You need to be locked up in a psychiatric home

Corridon:
I smell envy. Where did Obi celebrated the award and who told Sowore that it isn't worth it?

BloomingDale:
I support him. They are lucky I'm not the governor of Lagos state. Peter Obi and his supporters would have been crying blood by now. Wotowoto and Vawulence would have been reigning down on them relentlessly.

GREATIGBOMAN:
Not generalizing but some people from that part of the country usually looks unkept and 3 seconds away from removing a knife from their Bariga.


I admit ill feel totally unsafe if I find myself in the midsts of people will full Agbada up north and I'm wearing normal Tshirt and jeans


I'll feel I won't last a day in such gathering.



Nairaland in particular have made me lose sympathy for any misfortune that befalls anyone from that part of the country that isn't from the south at least


I feel 0 pity these days for them








Nairaland contributed greatly to that.



Surprisingly I feel no dislike offline towards these people.


Just online!

BornStoic:
We Nigerians are so funny. We pray for leaders that will take concrete and decisive steps to solve real world problem and when we see a visionary like Asiwaju with ideas and works in motion …we criticize and question the intentions behind the solutions.

The question is between the fantasies going on in your mind vs real world proven track record of excellence which do you prefer?

Transportation is a basic human need and Asiwaju is already taking steps to solving the bottlenecks that has plagued Road transport in Nigeria and our 6 Trillion bloated fuel subsidy dilemma even before his presidency so that gives you a clue to how proactive he will be as a leader.