₦airaland Forum

King44:
What are you saying?

You better don't let them deceive you that you are the government, same way they are telling you Nigeria is broke.

If the government gets it right at the top it flows to the root.

Whether you believe or not people at the grass root have been helping themselves and few have been upright but nothing to show from it

So something has to be done right at the top and when other organs of the government gets it right, majority of the people would get it right.

You can't be preaching change and expect something good to happen when you at the top refuse to change the way you do things and do it right.

Like Yeshua humbly exclaimed a bad tree can never yield good fruits, a corrupt minded race of people cannot bring out decent leaders, a zebra cannot give birth to a donkey, you are what you are stop deceiving yourself. Who do we blame for all the ills of society, if the churches were really speaking the truth, Nigeria won’t be these bad, there would have been more reverence for the Supreme one, too many churches yet we don’t see anything good from them, churches are the richest companies today, yet they don’t want to abide by the CAMA Act.

Iykman042:
Zoo must fall,i believe the word of nnamdi kanu #ohamadike that the zoo must fall,the oduduwa people are now coming back to their sense,
atlast they cowardly protested in london
#BIAFRAEXIT

Which part of the zoo is your abode, Abakalaki Zoo, or Umuahia Zoo?

King44:
You see why I am saying your thinking off the track.

When there us no light since 1990, who should be held responsible

A) church B) Government

Choose one.

If you were given argumentative debate I am very sure that you would lose it, stick to the topic don't deviate.

I Wonder if church should provide your electricity, pay worker, construct roads etc

Different Governments have come & gone, but the church still remains the same, The church will judge the guilty, but when they turn a blind eye, they corrupt the whole sanctuary, when you go abroad they don’t shout religion, but the system is working, In Nigeria before anything they will shout Jesuscom, and nothing is working. They will mismanage the economy the Bishops will still bless them, nothing is new under the sun, Nigeria’s problem today is illustrated well in the Old Testament, go back and read the books with an open mind, it is only Jewish history.

King44:
This country was built on a very rugged foundation and it would collapse when it's time.

100 years after you demise, of what benefit will that be to you then? How does today’s Nigeria affect Awolowo in his grave?

King44:
ogbeni goan look for where to sleep. The argument or bone of contention are contradictory to what you saying or going against.

Start thinking, countries are leaving us behind but we are still celebrating roads and locomotive trans on top lopsided appointments, doesn't it concern you at all?

Who are you blaming for other countries leaving us behind, me? Or Buhari? You better take a good look in the mirror, Charity they say begins at home, what have you done to better your neighborhood or yourself? I believe you are waiting for someone else, to do that for you, or are you not Nigerian also?, Yeshua said a bad tree can never yield good fruits.

King44:
What are you saying for God sake.

Are you not a Nigerian

I not sure this suffering reach your side.

He made a valid point which affect all you are talking about something not related, why did you chose live and think like this?

Which valid point did he make? 1990 they promised electricity,? till today no electricity, is it today we have been suffering in Nigeria, whilst the synagogues get richer? the first thing Jehovah did was create light, yet no light in Nigeria, pastor is telling me about Jesus Christ? I have been opportuned to visit a few countries, Jehovah, or Allah has no business with Nigeria, what business those light have with darkness?

NgwalandAbia:
What is DON in English I asked again? Either you explain or keep quiet, I don't argue with Nigerians with 15 percent IQ.

Don is defined as a Spanish title used to refer to a gentleman, or is a term used to describe a leader in an organized-crime family. An example of Don is the title used to refer to a Spanish gentleman

Don should be first title name for Orji Kalu & James Ibori?

King44:
This is the most dumbest post I have read this week

I don’t blame you, I know it is hard for the simple minded to understand the complicated facts, in discerning that which is not in their mental sight?

King44:
It would look like a joke to the gvt and the normal complain to them until it is no longer a joke.

Clamour for Oduduwa republic would gather momentum if we continue like this and that would be a very huge feet in breaking up sooner than expected, just give the majority of Yorubas sometime to finally loose hope in the Nigeria.

If there is no restructure and that confab that Buhari shoved in archive is not brought to life, we would see what would be the end result.

Did you notice the attitude of people toward this last independence day?

Which confab report? The one carried out by handpicked pdp stooges? Please tell me the people who represented your state in the constitutional charade?

nairanaira12:
Religion is not the problem. Saudi Arabia is religious, same with several other countries. Yet, Saudi is advanced. It is not about religion; it is about the people practising the religion.

Of course it is the Hypocrite people practicing the religion I am referring to, Religion in Saudi Arabia is strict, you steal they chop of your hands off, you steal in Nigeria, you drop 10% for tithes, the sin has been forgotten, we have our own unique modus operandi. In Saudi Arabia they have only one religion, which is enshrined in their sharia constitution, in Nigeria Oyedepo is insulting the President every Sunday.

zoezoelogistics:
They should not because they are not Nigerians?
They should not because they are not affected by whatever good or bad decisions is made by the ruling classes?
Are they not first Nigerians before they ever became clergy men?
Are they not free to exercise their right to freedom of speech and expression?

Maybe you need to go study the bible.
The God recognizes the office of the priest, King and the prophet in the governance of His people

The priest represents the Traditional institutions.
The more reason Pastor Adeboye concluded his proposal on that note. You might need to read his speech again.

The King represents the government/politicians. Those who really rule the people.

Then the prophet represents the voice of God. The men of God/pastors.
They are the king maker.

Go and check the scriptures, you will find out that the kings are sworn in by the prophets after first anointing them.
Their role does not end in the temple/church, neither does it end at installing the king. It goes on to guiding, directing and most importantly, knocking them into position through incessant teaching and warning..

If all the so called millions of pastors were really speaking they word of God, Nigeria will not be in these quagmire, how can a poor population like Nigeria claim to have the richest pastors in the world, if the richest black man Aliko Dangote is not top 50 richest people in the world, so were did these pastors get the wealth, that made them amongst the richest? Deceiving the people with prosperity gospel, the prophets are sent to warn, not preach prosperity. Rolls Royce Ghost today, Toma Hawk helicopter tomorrow.

flokii:
Numero uno in bad governance, corruption, theft and bad leaders.. you should hide your head in shame when progressives are talking.

Mention the state you are from Almijiri? You think I am a beggar like you?

Misterdhee1:
Most of the so called separatists are noise makers. I really wish Nigeria canspsplut but the truth is it won't happen. There are too many forces for the union than against it. The sooner we understand that fact and work towards restructuring the country to speak to the strength in diversity, the better for the future of the individual tribes.

Thank You.

nairanaira12:
In case you don't know, pastors are leaders in their own right. They lead people.

Way too many false prophets 9/10, religion is Nigeria’s number one problem, science should be the solution, not a 2000 year old doctrine, science is the religion of the future, now you wonder why Nigeria is in darkness? Hypocrites & Jezebels everywhere, Buhari a Muslim, Obasanjo is a Christian, in reality no one should care.

flokii:
Why are you scared of restructuring?

Let me guess, no more free money for your people to squander at the centre. Time will tell

Delta State is no 1, numero uno, We don’t beg, we are the ones paying the salary of the civil servants in your state.

PHIPEX:
Not really so, only that while you are enjoying a mediocre Nigeria, we are complaining that Nigeria as it is now is drawing the rest of us back.

Sure it is because of restructuring you have nothing? Those that have nothing will still have nothing, after your so called imaginary illusion of whatever restructuring may mean to you. We said the Military should go, you want democrazy, now you have it, you the misconstrued want to break up Nigeria?, before that happens, the Military will defend the sovereignty of Nigeria, and take over power.

flokii:
Some folks won't like this.. they killed regionalism and every form of true federalism with a fraudulent constitution thinking they would be the ones dominating Nigeria and Africa.. Gowon finished them with the zoning that gave Southern minorities a voice and freedom.

Back to d matter.. Restructuring is the way to go, it's what we in SW have always wanted. There will be progress in our States, for our people and outsiders alike.

Wishful thinking, tell me what has held your state Governors since 1999 from making your state an oasis? Is it Federal restructuring or State restructuring, which of the 2?

isthatso:
this man should stick to collecting tithes. Nigeria is too far gone to be salvaged. Our problem has passed structure. You can restructure but you cannot reprogram the thieving/self centered mentality of 200m Nigerians, you cannot restore a traditional institution that has been debased and disrespected itself.

You are spot on, a person cannot give what he hasn’t, we have a horrible orientation in this Nigga Area country, in 2020 ordinary electricity we cannot provide, yet we are talking of restructuring? Please give me a break.

WhizdomXX:
And why do you think so? It depends on what you mean by restructuring. I'll reply tomorrow.Gnight!

Restructuring nonsense is just the fact that this useless democrazy we practice is a failed system, after 20 years it is even worse, there is no accountability, a bad tree can never yield good fruits as Christ exclaimed, restructure Nigeria into 7 pieces, you will have 7 different failed states, you can’t give what you don’t have, we are practicing a half baked system of Government.

loneprof:
Everyone is a stakeholder. If they remain silent others will still call them political profiteers. Let them speak please... We are all affected ome way or the other.

I blame them, instead of preaching hard work, they preach miracles, because the Chinese & Americans achieved all they did by miracles, instead of patience & hard work? To them what the European took 200 years to build, the black man wants to take 2 years (microwave) approach, countries built institutions overtime, the black man is looking for magic.

WhizdomXX:
Ok so what time is it now?
Good leaders/followers are Nigeria's panacea!!!

Togolese national team changes their jerseys 10 times, they can’t still beat Brazil, restructure Nigeria a 100 times, it will still be a failed state.

PHIPEX:
The core north believes a failed Nigeria as it is now favours them. They they will rather remain in a failed nation than contemplate a possible solution. Unfortunately, they have the political power, the hope for a better Nigeria looks dim.

Can you tell me one project the Governor of your state did that empowered your life, before you blame the Hausa Fulanis for your woes?

Daddysidhan:
Buharis nepotistic behaviour causes all this clamouring, he threw common sense off the window by ruling this country as never seen before.

Buhari Hausa/Fulani should come and restructure Ipob land, do you understand what a Federal democratic system is? Or you think we are still in the Military era?

WhizdomXX:
It's not an argument, it's an issue that has been ignored for too long. Sadly it's affecting our present-day reality. Pastors are not left out in this

Just admit democrazy has failed us, quick return to Military Rule is the only option, forget all these illusion of restructuring,?pick your poison.

PHIPEX:
The core north believe a failed Nigeria as it is now favours them. They they will rather remain in a failed nation than contemplate a possible solution.

so you in the south, can you show me your prosperity? A loser is always a Loser, The Northerners are enjoying, & you from the south is suffering in your own country, a second class citizen of your fatherland, just curious is the Governor of your state Hausa Fulani?

TourismMan:
Time is ticking. Whether the north likes it or not, I see Nigeria breaking pretty soon.

The Yoruba man’s adversary is the ibo man, & Vice versa, The Hausa/Fulani is actually the balance that stops them (Yoruba/Ibo) from destroying themselves.

muykem:
Why do you think we change the system if it was working well? I support restructuring not because it will solve our problems but because majority want it.

It’s like wishing for it to snow in Nigeria, which many Nigerians will clamor for, just to say they have seen snow, nothing like restructuring will happen, waste of medulla power.

TooMuchStuff:
Next time Buhari or any Hausafulanikanuri Muslims show up in RCCG to do ''thanksgiving with Daddy GO'' you guys would sit up and reason well.
Just because Osinbajo is '' our Pastor and son'' you dumped GEJ at the most crucial moment'' in 2015.... See what ya APC have brought upon Nigeria

Look around the sophisticated Yorubas being played by the illiterate Fulanis at this modern times

ibos are on the side watching, and begging for the presidency?

porka:
Lebanon is already practices something very close to this proposed model. And what is the situation there right now?

The choice for Nigeria is between; 1) the practice of real democracy where leaders are rewarded for good performance with additional terms or purnished for poor performance with rejection at the polls. This is the best option and leads to tremendous progress within the shortest possible time. Democracy will take Nigeria very far. If leaders are shown that they can quickly become liabilities and discarded by the people, things will really shape out very quickly. Many people think this is not possible, but it is actually possible.

2) Succumbed to fascism, where the 'leader' is the supreme and lord of his subjects. He uses religion or quasi irreligious platitudes to intimidate them and shut them up while showing the world that he is doing aesthetics (flowers planted, and other useless stuffs without any tangible benefits to human life) that may not last the test of time. This option is popular within a particular religious circle and those who always tout Rwanda as example. This option is particularly fascinating for some Nigerians who really believe that a form of dictatorial leadership is the best for them. When you point them to the brutal military dictatorships in the past, they seem not able to reconcile their hypotheses.

3) The last choice is the break-up option. It is the most painful choice and most unpopular among the 'peaceful' citizens. Majority feels a break-up is not achievable without bloodshed. While many break-ups have been very bloody, there are many examples for guidance. The recent Brexit is a very good example of how to achieve seperation without firing a single shot. Some will argue that the situation is different and those who are involved are more mature. But they failed to realize that Nigeria's independence was painstakingly negotiated with the British by Nigerians themselves without any physical uprising like many other countries in Africa. It was a divorce. It was a separation. And it was peacefully done. If we can achieve that more than 60 years ago, nothing says negotiations can't be done better now.

None of the 3 options will happen, when the Nigerian people get tired of this so called wasteful democrazy, they will call for the return of Military Rule.

slivertongue:
We all know that we must restructure. It is either we restructure or we break, you don’t have to be a prophet to know that one. That is certain – restructure or we break up.

You better go and apply for visa, and leave Nigeria, no break up of Nigeria will happen in your lifetime, the Military will take over power, to protect the sovereignty of Nigeria as mandated by the Constitution, what you should be agitating for is return to Military Rule, since democracy has failed us.

Rubbish, with all the trillions of Naira received from the FG, this is the best?

Austeeenxx:
I no blame the clown, na the mumu politicians wey dey always beg them for loan I go blame.

Loan wey dey take import rice for you to chop?