₦airaland Forum

Fear fear Nigerians. This is why you're where you are. You always see what will possibly go wrong with every thing.

I just came to check thier names and possible see thier picture in order to know where they are from. And I want to say, "I'm not surprised nor disappointed".

9jayes:
Opposition always perform better in any debate, you can see when Lie Muhammed was in opposition.

But obaseki outperformed ize yamu

Every Igbo son and daughter have it in thier DNA that someday, they'll have to return home, or at the very least, have a country of thier own. The Nigeria state has unfortunately, by its marginalisation practice, further entrenched that awareness in them. The Igbos don't believe in Nigeria. Of the thousands, relocating from Nigeria each year, as many as 70% are Igbos. Someday this diaspora will come together and work through the governments of the respective countries they live in to actually thier central dream.

The Igbos are not the only ones who don't believe in Nigeria. The Yorubas don't either. But for some reason, the yoruba nation finds itself in a vantage position in the Nigeria project, not by design, but by providence. Lagos as the former federal capital, commercial centre, and major port city, has brought lots of good and opportunity to the yoruba nation. Just like the Igbos they do not feel Nigerian at heart, but they cherish the vantage position providence has placed them, and so they are not in as much a hurry as the Igbos to see the disintegration of the Nigerian state, although they'll gladly welcome it if it happens. This reality plays out even in politics for the yoruba nation, where they've often enjoyed the patronage of the North at the expense of the rest of the south and middle belt.
All it takes to awake the true state of mind of the yoruba nation about Nigeria, is to deny them any or all of the privileges they enjoy for a protracted amount of time. Then you'd see just how much they are invested in the Nigeria project. But I guess you can pretty much say the same thing about virtually all regions in Nigeria, including the powers that be; the hausa fulani. Yes, even they have at different times voiced a willingness, albeit hypocritical, to exit the state because thier interest was threatened when the man at the centre was from the south. The only difference in thier case though, is that they often get whatever they want when they bark which I find mystifying.

All in all, I think Nigeria is a scam, a no man's grain field, where everyone goes to reap with no intention of sowing back. The most power group of reapers keep taking most of the grains and have mounted guards to prevent other reapers from coming in, allowing them gather only as much. The most powerful reapers have turned the no man's field into a bargaining chip in getting whatever it wants. Someday though, the field will no longer yield grains because it was cultivated.Then both the powerful reapers, thier guards, and all the other less powerful reapers will have to individually go seek for another field, or begin cultivating thier own. That's my picture of Nigeria. I stand to be corrected.

EMMY76:
You can contact him on Facebook John Adedamola Fagbemigun

Thanks. I sure will

EMMY76:
The dude is very sound upstairs no need of doubting him he keeps insisting that he is absolutely sure of what he saw he said that the spacecrafts where very close to the ground and the two of them were shapped round like saucer plates something that is totally not from this world.

If you don't mind, I'll love to speak with the guy. I'm a subscriber to a channel where his story can be heard, and sense made out of what he saw. I believe your friend. There've numerous such sightings and encounters. We are not alone in this vast universe. Whoever thinks we are alone is very myopic.

GreatResearcher:
Let them bring out their best Gods and their worst devils, no NAF plane is crashing throughout this period of celebration.

I know you're not a person of faith, but I wont be so daring if I were you sha, especially publicly. You're beginning to sound like a fanatical Atheist. And that makes you no different from religious fanatics. My submission Sir.

GreatResearcher:
Take your negative energy off this thread.

Ok Sir. But I do hope your positive energy does not fail again like it did the last time in helping prevent the embarrassment in the sky we saw. Mr. Thread owner

Meanwhile I like your profile dp and totally agree with the findings.

Again??

I just hope no stories that touch this time around again o

And so....

Maobichek:
Hahahaaaa!!! Any time I hear "it don red for APC, I laugh." The winner has not been declared and APC will go to court if the lose.

Ok Mr. Joseph

E don red for Apc.

Binikingdowm:
If ize iyamu failed to win this 2020 election I'll personally call myself a bastard here on nairaland and you can insult me the way you like, I'll deactivate my moniker afterwards..

When I say this election is so easy for Ize iyamu, he's a grassroot politician that speaks Benin, marry to Benin woman not Igbo and live his life in Benin. He's ours.

Oshiomole knows how to handle Edo north I trust him.

We'll rig and move him out of office,his supporters can wail and cry online.

If you don't have a voters card to vote in Edo please shut up.

See mine

You see your life?

tonididdy:
Who be this clown

No be small clown. That's made in Nigeria Engr. DR.

TheGiftedOne:
Anything to remove Akpeyi is welcome. Even if it's a mannequin.

You no get chill at all.

Fear God o

coolcharm:
The Egyptians and Taxmasters are here.

An irresponsible and insensitive government.

In less than 1 week:

Fuel price... Boom!

Electricity tarrif... Boom!!

Then this!

Yet minimum wage is below 25k in most states.

Where are all the 4+4 and sai Baba people?

Well... We are all in this together


One Man saw through it all.

"The choice before Nigerians in the coming elections is simple: A choice between going forward or going backwards; between the new ways and the old ways; between freedom and repression; between a record of visible achievements and beneficial reforms-and desperate power-seekers with empty promises."

~ Goodluck Jonathan, 19th February, 2015.

I wish Jonathan actually thought out those words himself. He would not have lost the election. But no, those are not just the writings, but the thought of his script writer.

Who engineered the renaming of boko haram to fulani herdsmen, and now bandits deserves an award. The engineer succeeded in making the government and people take them less seriously while the spread and inflict maximum damage.

If I'm lying, tell me honestly in the order of national security which is more dangerous; bandits or ipob?

I can only shake my head for Nigeria. This is no country, this is a shothole.

Boko haram has overran the country as was warned. The government is just to embarrassed and insensitive to admit it. Nigeria's highways are now shooting ranges for the terrorists, and thier targets; helpless Nigerian Citizens.

Who needs them. When I have google and the chemist

Show of shame in the church. Religion is indeed a fraud.

Even a sensible Atheist wont descend this low. My people wake up, wake up, wake up. Religion and religious leaders are all a scam. All they seek is control, fear, influence, and your hard earned money.

bolaayenimo:
Fake news. And today is 1st of September

Before you say fake news next time, think.

espn:
Lol...Joke

How did it taste, swallowing backing your own words?

haryorbarmie83:
From who, show us the paper.

Mr Thomas, hope you found your paper.

Here's an update:

haryorbarmie83:
From who, show us the paper.

It's an sms

Dear Customer, To serve you better, please be informed that from Tuesday, 1st September 2020, a new tariff called the Service Reflective Tariff, which comes with an adjustment in tariff based on hours of supply, will be implemented.
We pledge our commitment to improving service to our esteemed customers.

Who else got same?

NB: It was sent via SMS

Kestolove:
See people that want to do president...God4bid

Is fulani not ruling you, while raping and killing your people? Don't be blinded by hate.

Only in Nigeria do you always hear stories of private citizens tricking and deceiving state institutions whenever there is a disaster.

Anyway, we once blamed snakes for swallowing millions of naira, so what exactly is the surprise factor.

It will all end in an expression of shock. Life goes on.

Johnjnr:
In resent months, the Nigerian political space has been filled with debates of who becomes the president of the federal republic.

Nigeria being a multi ethnic and religious state, a lot debate has been raised on who inherits the aso rock villa from president buhari spanning from persons from different regions, ethnic and religious background.

A section of a political school of thought has also insisted on a youth president, as being the solution to the country's problem with names like sowore and fela durotoye commonly mentioned among others.

Different politicians spanning across different ethnic, regional political affiliation have been mentioned from the north in the persons of el rufai and zulum to the southern part of the country with household names like Ahmed tinubu, yemi osinbajo, peter obi, rotimi amaechi, ngozi okonjo-iweala, nyesom wike, orji uzo kalu e.t.c.

As a Nigerian who do you think possesses the ideal personality, charisma and track record to best become the president of Nigeria, and what are those traits.

When was the last time in Nigeria's history any political leader at any level at all, let alone president emerge from your kind of calculus. A beg Bro no waste your imagination and our own. For all I care, any idiot could wind up becoming Nigeria's president even if he can't write his name, or even if he's got dementia or stroke. All he needs is enough stolen wealth to share among the polithiefcians and head of security agencies.

StreetFight:
The combatant Army, Navy, Air Foce, Police and DSS are also ready for combatant youths.

Like they've been with boko haram abi

loopman:
I’m always right

And your life be like this! One can only wonder what your life will be like when you're not always right.