₦airaland Forum

Angrygoat:
Stfu,you are just a yahoo boy and you upgraded using soap. Your death is not far. Stupid yahoo plus boy

Kingcalls:
When u get married , I advice u to cheat back when ur husband cheats.... I will back u up when he and his people find out...

U are the greatest mumu ever liveth

pansophist:
The good girls on nairaland are either viewing anonymously, are married or not searching. See all those one that curses like Patience Ozokwor, argue like a lawyer and have their pics on their dp, forget them, they got nothing to offer themselves, talk more of a man. Their only currency is their female status (simps abounds), english skills and entitlement.

Daviator:
Allow the man celebrate this victory first bro

Juanmike:
Igbo to the world

omohayek:
It says something about the low state of Nigerian politics that none of the things you criticize Adeyemi for have anything to do with his actual job, which is to act as a legislator. "Constituency projects" and the like are an irrelevance, and serve as little more than conduits for corruption. If a representative's "constituents" need poorly built roads and bore-wells to know whether a politician is "working" on their behalf, that suggests they lack the minimal education and awareness required to be voters in the first place.

If you really want to meaningfully criticize Adeyemi, you should be doing so for his failure to pass or even propose any new legislation to fix the security situation. The NASS (and only the NASS) has the right to pass a bill removing policing authority from the FG and delegating it down to the lowest tiers possible (i.e. the local governments) while ensuring that it remains independent of governors' control. That Adeyemi and his colleagues waste time crying in front of cameras instead of putting such legislation together is a damning indictment of their irresponsibility and empty theatrics.

If only this were true, but let's not kid ourselves, nothing of the sort is happening or even likely to happen. When the "End Sars" protests were going on, how many of the mass of ordinary Nigerians joined in along with the idealistic university students? Of that number, how many came from the north? Most Nigerians care far more about tribe and religious affiliation than they do about any supposed class interests they supposedly share, and by now even the most brazen crooks know that they can always get their "kinsmen" riled up shouting "leave am, na our pikin!!" whenever anybody tries to move against them. Most Nigerians don't really mind corruptioni as long as the people stealing the funds meant for their health, education and security hail from the same tribe/village/church/mosque as they do.

Prolificgiant:
aiding and abetting terrorists by this present government, it wasn't this bad under goodluck Jonathan

Prolificgiant:
what jargons are saying, in The face of insecurity, can economy thrive The man has spoken well

Depressed101:
Not lately.. Since time immemorial