₦airaland Forum

vasel15:
I predicted the attack 2days ago here, don't test me, hahaha

https://www.nairaland.com/7247983/see-two-coordinated-attacks-north#115176893

Kalashnikov49:
NOTHING LIKE ..

KILL THEM ALL
MORE BULLETS TO THEIR GUNS

ALL THE NONSENSE THEY SAID ABOUT PEOPLE THAT ARE FIGHTING THESE SAME BANDITS...PROTECTED BY THEIR DARLING DADDY.

NOW THE BANDITS ARE KILLING THE SOLDIERS THAT IS THEIR LAST LINE OF DEFENCE. FORGETTING THAT THE SAME ARMY IS ALREADY COMPROMISED. BUT THEY DONT CARE, AS LONG AS ITS OTHER TRIBES.

THEY ARE NOW TOLD THAT THE SW IS SURROUNDED, WHAT DO THEY DO?? NOTHING, BUT RUN FROM THE OBVIOUS WAHALA, THAT IS ALREADY IN THEIR REGION.

ANYBODY THAT BELIEVES THEM AND THEIR PROPAGANDA IS A BIG FULL.

SOUTH WEST ZOMBIES...GOOD MORNING..SPITS

Saifullah01:
You see these people called Nigerians? They are Nigeria's problem!

How on earth did you conclude that bunch of people on motorbikes are terrorists?

A fair assessment would be government needs to check these kind of interstate travels.

NB if you travel by road in Nigeria you'll know that this form of economic migration is common this season. Before the Sallah break you'll see these guys heading Northwards on bikes from the South to go and celebrate the holidays with their family. Some times during planting season these form of movements happen back and forth between urban and rural regions.
With the current spate of insecurity this is a strategic failure on the part of government - horde of unemployed youths whose main source of engagement is OKADA, security concerns as bandits use this mode of transport too, if you ban the OKADA what do you do with the horde it leaves behind ? It seems this country lack thinkers and people with foresight to do strategic scenario analysis of policies.

georgeakins:
That's the mentality of all Ibos. They overestimate themselves and underestimate others.

They also believe everything about others is bad and everything about them is good.

The same evil mentality that made Ibo soldiers execute politians from other tribes, by frivolously accusing them of corruption in 1966.
I hope you're already preparing excuses for the imminent failure of Obi at the poll next year.
Because, he will be disgraced.

Only Ibos will vote him

DeLaRue:
These so-called experts never profer solutions.

People have heard enough of diagnosis, they want viable solutions.

ExplorerReturns:
Lok the north never see anything. Give us buhari, give us buhari, buhari has been given and the nothern masses are suffering. Jonathan, a good man, was sacrificed for a certificateless buhari.

Tinubu urchins are shouting give us tinubu, give us tinubu but we patriotic Nigerians will not bow to such useless pressure because the entirety of the country will suffer the consequences.

The Nigerian youths have resolved to vote peter obi and that is what matters

NEUDUDE:
Not true! There's the 20% remember. Feels like a myth though but just my experience. I hope I dont miss out too but I'm content going the baby mama route either way. Just take care of my kid cos life is too short for heartaches and unecessary drama

NEUDUDE:
I have never met one of the 20% before still searching

NEUDUDE:
If only you know how much you would spend before you garner a nigerian girl's love . 80% of nigerian girls love what they stand to gain from you.

You are more like a property

Me i use it to my advantage

mccloud224:
Nigeria didn't happen to you...Nigerians did!

Tinubu brought this Jihadist Fulani govt to power and I as I type this, there are millions of Nigerians working consciously and subconsciously to bring him to power at the detriment of the masses. Banditry can be eradicated within 72 hours in Nigeria if the WILL is there (it isnt...people like El Rufai and Shettima are beneficiaries).

The problem of Nigeria is Nigerians NOT govt. A good number of moderators on this forum are political jobbers for Tinubu...just so you know how f**ked up the system is.

ravensckar:
Ab initio, your analysis was wrong and not in tandem with reality. 60K to fuel car? Shey na inter-state work you dey do ni?

You even typed 40K for electricity? Lolz. Me wey dey use prepaid dey recharge only 10K for more than 2 months (with AC, pressing iron, washing machine, freezer and other gadgets wey we dey use niyen o).


To crown your lies, you come write feeding 120K? On top wetin? You dey run canteen business inside your house ni? Abi na food you come Lagos come eat?

I'm not disputing the surge in the price of commodity or the abysmal situation of the economy. Nevertheless, a person who is earning 300K monthly in today's Nigeria should be fairly comfortable unless of course the person is excessively flamboyant. Well, I think the problem with most of you is that uncontrollable need to show off or be overly comfortable.

Make una take suffery suffery dey lie on public forum. It could scare the hell out of young and upcoming hustlers.

PS- I'm a family man with two kids living on the island.

TA4TA4:
Affordability will be an added advantage

Neyoohpompy:
Developed Countries invest on technology while Nigeria keeps moving in a backward direction….exact reason you $1=#670 today.

edosignature:
I work in an infectious disease clinic where we manage HIV/AIDS, Hep B., Sylphillis, HSV, Covid, Chicken pox, Lassa etc & you want her to contaminate others after multiple health talks

edosignature:
I recently walk a patient out of my office for constituting nuisance with her gum. It's a turn off for me...

kingyakos:
If you are given an opportunity to share your thoughts in solving the insecurity in the north, what will be ur advice?...

OsunOriginal:
How can igbos with their thick local accent dominate Nigerian music?

kingyakos:
Solutions to insecurity in such a state Nigeria is at the moment should be secretive, understanding that the major reason our security forces are failing in their fight against insecurity is bridge of information.

emerged01:
I was search through the comments to see a comment like this. God bless you!
He has no idea on how to solve security issue we are having.

NaijaRoyalty:
This man is presidential

I think he needs to be more careful with the way he move about without security personnel's because 2 days ago he arrived Lagos from Abuja on Air peace airline , I was on the same flight with him the day, the way crowds flocked around him for selfie/pictures is scary ... Anything could happen

See pictures I was able to take below

Sweetboilooks:
It’s tribalism. Why can’t Yoruba artistes go to Aba and Onitscha to sign Igbo artistes and record Igbo songs? Why only Yoruba?

MaxInDHouse:
According to the Bible Adam and Eve had sons as well as daughters {Genesis 5:7} God only inspired the writers to mention the males, for instance Jesus had four brothers whose names were mentioned by two gospel writers but how many sisters or their names were excluded! Matthew 13:55; Mark 6:3

So when a female is mentioned it's because something significant happened, for example Jacob's 12 sons were known throughout the Bible but do you know that Jacob also had daughters? Well he had it was when one of them (Dinah) was raped by a Canaanite (Shechem) that her name sufficed! Genesis 34:1-2

Thanks for showing interest in our book, your book, God's word: the Bible

God bless you and may you have PEACE!

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