₦airaland Forum

raumdeuter:
This makes more sense. Have a commission to look cases of fraud and refusing to pay winnings not banning it totally but in fairness many US states also outlaw gambling

GloriousGbola:
You cannot win with these betting companies. The house always wins

This is also why our bet9ja guy entered lasg House of reps. To ensure he can manage the govt oversight

GloriousGbola:
I know exactly where you are coming from, but the proliferation of the betting houses is on another level. Nigerians have been drinking, knacking, oloshoing for years, but all this betting is straight up destroying people in ways that shak and toto have not been able to.

It is something you need to see. This is not like Vegas or all those powerball type stuff.

Maybe because it is designed to take your money while giving you enough delusion to come and drop more money. The house always wins. At least for ashawo joint you can bust your nut and have memory to show for it.

All you have for bet9ja is come and drop more money tomorrow

raumdeuter:
We can pursue this argument and tag many means of entertainment as fkking people over. He can seek to regulate and clamp down on those betting agents taking advantage of underage or rigging the machines but an adult has a right to fucck his own life over anyhow he wants

If we allow sports betting ban, Soon we can use this same argument for beer parlour, BBNaija, Music industry and our beloved national monuments called Ashii joints. Some of these beer parlors and olosho joints are located opposite schools BBNaija and sexy music videos can be accessed by everyone

emmanuelscott1, izzou nezzjnr and Blueraydick this is an Endsars riot that I will support you on. The day they tried to ban ashana joints

raumdeuter:
So you sef dey fear. Talk to Segedinho make him armor you up

Jodera:
I swear down, he needs to stay fit.
Ystdy, as I dey watch Sambi my eye just dey pain me for him defensive work.

We need another Dm we can also bank on this season come January.

afrodoc2:
You guys need to stop giving them any money whether they ask nicely or not. This was how it started in the 80s with police begging for small egunje and by the 90s they became entitled and started demanding for bribe and shooting people over it.

Theflint1:
https://humanglemedia.com/names-of-lekki-toll-gate-massacre-victims-we-have-so-far/ Here are the names of the victims of the Lekki shooting.

izzou:
[color=royalblue]I was actually wrong about that.[/color]

liveLongNprospa:
Izzou I remember you arguing that it wasn't possible for Flagboi to have been attacked in oshodi..

https://twitter.com/ChudeMedia/status/1583370902548664323?t=BzfW90jIJRAvdZKuL3qAgw&s=19[/quote]Nobody here has said anything about this . Na wa o

izzou:
[color=royalblue]So, we can begin another tomorrow on poor electricity

Then maybe another next year on corruption

Lol. It wont be long before we ourselves become burnt out[/color]

izzou:
[color=royalblue]We had so much on our plates that dwelling on only Police Brutality was just a waste of opportunity.

If Policemen have not been paid for a year, shouldn't they be protesting themselves? Why are they still going to work if they haven't been paid?

We dwelt too long and much on it, whereas we had 99 more problems at hand[/color]

izzou:
[color=royalblue]We dwelt too much on Police Brurality, days after the VP had promised and started acting on the reforms. It now became a case of the Hunter becoming the Hunted.

That would have also been an avenue to demand accountability from office holders. Everybody resides in a ward, in an LGA, in a constituency,
in a state. Instead of walking aimlessly, we could have taken our protests to the abode of our respective office holders and demand better.

Also, it started to turn to a charade. No direction and bearing. Anybody just jumps out, blocks the road, and starts playing music. We started afflicting ourselves and suffering ourselves.

To me, we would have used that opportunity to demand just more than Police reforms, which was already granted even before the protest got halfway [/color]

izzou:
[color=royalblue]I feel we wasted that opportunity sha.

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izzou:
[color=royalblue]I can't remember if its your moniker, but it was said that Nwafor is not answerable to Obi, and therefore Obi wouldn't know anything about the killings.

Maybe its true he doesnt know, but the excuse of both of them acting separately does not fly with me. If Obi wanted to do any "dirty job", he can use Nwafor for it (I am just assuming).

I just wanted to point out that any security unit in a state can be used by a governor, and thats why i said the Sanwo-Olu example.

Sanwo-Olu invited the Army. They are not under him. But someone expects me to believe Obi cannot ask Nwafor to do anything?

Na the double standards be that[/color]

kokaneprodigy:
He’ll rest them in subsequent Europa fixtures
I think what he has done is to guarantee we finish top of the group. Now with two fixtures left we just need a draw against PSV to seal that.

izzou:
[color=royalblue]You guys just said the security of a state is not answerable to the governor.

I am using your logic against you.

Nwafor is not answerable to Obi, but the GOC is answerable to Sanwoolu abi?

I just wanted to show you the double standards in the argument[/color]

sod09:
No one is talking about how gakpo was kept at bay by Tomi
The way he does it effortlessly is amazing

raumdeuter:
Kanu is a rabid dog and Obi who knows the content of Kanus speeches and hatred towards Yorubas supports and defends him night and day

Adaobi does not hide his hatred for Yorubas anyway and this has been in different forms since his foray into politics

If we have people like Obi and Kanu who hate Yorubas openly, why should we not have Yorubas who dish it out to them in equal measure?

raumdeuter:
Have you not heard equal from Ibos especially Obi as well?

Did you not see where Obi was characterizing a party as Yoruba party?
or where Yoruba's are insulted regularly by anyone and everyone.
Was Nnamdi Kanu not directing protesters on how to destroy Lagos or placing curses on anyone who attends Yoruba churches. This Kanu is a close associate of Obi and Obi defends him regularly

Donjazet2:
I know better not to take all the stuff I see online personal, but for God's sake it's dayo we're talking about here. It's not just an unknown personality.

This guy has actually appeared to be reasonable and educated "online". So how can such an OLD person be this foolish and wicked?

And don't also forget that things said online do go offline, I mean the Peter Obi phenomena is an example of this.

Another thing that keeps me worried is what I've also heard from Yoruba leaders. From Tinubu's wife, mc olouomo to the traditional rulers.

Donjazet2:
I really can't rationalize this hate towards igbos in particular though.
But I'm still saying it, that what I'm seeing here, I've hardly ever experienced this. I come online and I see the worst of rabid tribalism from people who should know better. It fills one with a sense of trepidation after reading these vile things. But fairly every single Yoruba person I've met are as normal as could be. I've never had to feel anyhow based on tribe in Lagos. What's really happening?

EmmanuelScott1:
`As surely as I live,' says the Lord, `every knee will bow before me; every tongue will confess to God. '" So then, each of us will give an account of himself to God. Therefore let us stop passing judgment on one another.

Romans 14 vs 12

izzou:
[color=royalblue]We can't blame Sanwo-Olu for anything that happened that day[/color]

Ballzproblemm:
yes he has been sacked,

izzou:
[color=royalblue]A fair opinion i can accept.

Remember that the beginning of this discussion was why Lagos was the focus of Police brutality, when it happened in other states too.

Everybody remembered Lekki. Nobody remembered Ezu river.

Not fair, in my opinion[/color]