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Don't see nothing wrong in it. Na Tinubu supporters dey busy dey stress themselves with "do or die" politics. |
LuQuLuQu:What's more to the nonsense narrative that hasn't been read ?Can he disappear or not?! |
All this one na noise. You get power to disappear abi you no get? No come here dey talk plenty yen yen . You for disappear if you wanted to, but decided not, so they don't kill more people, as per Jesus Christ wey you be na! Sacrificing yourself for the people.Native doctor wey dey wear anklets like bobrisky mentor. Mpama! |
All this one na noise. She get case with Code of Conduct Bureau abi she no get ? |
Another thread meant to be a battle ground for the Yorubas and Igbos.. ![]() Almost everyone in the North Central is poor, according to this chart. Meanwhile, the bulk of the poor people in the South South are found in Akwa Ibom and Bayelsa. Ironically, both states are amongst the top 6 largest oil producing states in the country. |
AreaFada2:No be lie sha.. ! |
Vulcan24:A female footballer has bared her bress before actually. It was a glorious sight . They were firm, round and rich looking. |
In your apparent impatience to dive in here and create a thread, your dull brain couldn't wait to hear what definitive response he was arriving at with his background narration. Some of you nairalanders take political opposition to insane heights. Seeing how you don't like the man, what are you even doing listening to his engagement with his admirers and supporters? Na so una dey take collect stray bullet because you wan put head across fence to look fight wey no concern you. |
advanceDNA:I just taya! The guy just dey dance left and right, no wan stand one place make person know how to direct the thunder.. . |
Kaa4:Thank you.. ![]() |
Anybody who argues that the same determined Igbo tribe that held the armed forces of the Federal republic of Nigeria to a 3year civil war, is unable to put an abrupt end to the disruptive shenanigans of a handful of hoodlums with dane guns and machetes, is simply being a bare-faced liar or dwelling in mischief. The day the Igbos will decide that they have had enough of the IPOB and unknown gunmen disturbance, they'll know what to do! For now, let the media stop regaling us with reports of all this drama. There are more pressing concerns for us to give attention to, as a people.. ![]() |
I like the Bishop's take on the corruption that plagued the subsidy regime, its removal and the subsequent implications on the masses. Not only did he give his observations on the issue of subsidy removal, he equally suggested what would have been a better approach. But this is where we are, sadly. |
![]() It's the headline for me. OP, you can never make heaven in this life! Just no bother yourself repent. On the issue though, it's more of an African trademark than it is universal. Women out there don't exactly prioritise marriage. The black race just has a way of making an unmarried woman who's 30 plus to seem like a hopeless failure, same way it demonises a struggling man who's 40 plus. |
Seun Osewa has to frankly curb the menace of the peddling of fake news that is gradually seeping into the very fabrics of Nairaland. This same Kaduna representative was said to have been removed by the tribunal in the early hours of yesterday and there were about 10 different threads in the politics section carrying the fake news. I'll never understand what Nigerians benefit from disseminating made-up stories and unverified news. |
I like this man. The lone fact that he's fulfilling the obligations of his predecessors bears testament to his willingness to serve his people. One of the most sensible governors in the Yoruba states. Governor Ademola Nurudeen Jackson Adeleke, you're doing well! |
This history holds no relevance to the rest of us. What is significant is the fact that Northern muslims should learn to limit the lunacy attached to their religious extremism to theirs and themselves. Nigeria is a secular country and no one religion has the right to Lord it over the rest. Religious intolerance should have boundaries. So far, religion has helped in no way to foster growth and development in our society, so it remains succinctly and unarguably useless in the scheme of things. If they like, let the Arabs of the 11th century inject their ancestors with the blood of Prophet Mohammed, we don't care. Make everybody keep him craze for him papa house! |
At least the one in white has bress.. ![]() That's the only thing I came here to see. |
Olotu no want make rival cultists fall am . |
Cameroon is next. The goverment in that country is struggling the number one spot with Nigeria on the list of uselessness, corruption and inefficiency. |
So far, two ministerial nominees have been identified to be burdened with existing court cases. One from Katsina that was barred from occupying any political office for 10years by the supreme court, and now this. Yet these same nominees were supposedly screened, checked and investigated by the DSS before the list was transmitted to the National Assembly. How weird is it that a whole DSS could not identify these indictments on the said individuals but journalists are now able to dig up these details.. ?!When I say the DSS is completely and utterly useless under Yusuf Bichi, e go be like say person just wan talk! What kind of country is this one for fvck's sake?! |
GanagiBitrus:Please don't create issues where there are none. I am not here to have a protracted argument with you over issues of vague relevance to the topic under discourse. I have specifically addressed what is of utmost concern to me, and if it doesn't sit well with you, kindly take your ramblings elsewhere. Cause it's very obvious you're in the mood to "carry me go where I no know". |
Those IPOB obidients in Osun and Ekiti States should shut their mouths! Our Jagaban is on the right path to economic prosperity and Nigeria shall be great. It is just a matter of small time and we shall all reap the fruits of our patience. No other person can get the job done apart from our able thinker and doer, Asiwaju Jagaban Bola Ahmed Tinubu of Lagos. On his mandate we are standing and marching forward, even if it's with hunger, lack, penury and impoverishment.. ![]() Dedicating: "Jaiye Jaiye" by P-square to all the ronu muslims of Osun, Ekiti and the entire South West.. |
This is the 21st century. The French should vacate their military personnel from sovereign African countries and allow the people superintend over their own affairs and security. I don't know why France, UK and the US won't learn to keep their greedy talons off the resources of other countries. It is not enough that you invaded and colonised countries that never sought your help and presence in the first place. Now these countries have gained independence and you still won't leave their countries alone because you're looking to benefit from their God-given resources. Later, some moronic Africans will come online to butt-lick the same Nations that do not know how to respect the sovereignty of their own motherlands. Some Africans are just too stupid to be existing among humans. |
helinues:Whoever this is, go and return Helinues's phone to him with immediate alacrity! |
Quite sad. |
Hm. |
GanagiBitrus:I have to be a politician or benefit from one before I call a spade for what it is? What kind of warped mindset are you walking around with?! |
This is wrong on all levels. That is someone's livelihood being carted away by the same security agents who should be safeguarding lives and properties of the citizens. That might possibly be products gotten from all of the woman's sweat. She possibly has children at home who feed off the profits she's to make from her sales. Now those children will go hungry and when they resort to crime for sustenance, we'll wake up and blame lack of home training on the parents. Nigeria is just a giant mass of ridiculousness. |
seguno2:I'm pretty certain I answered this very concern of yours with my previous response. |
Hanndye:What can I say?! We often just make efforts to put the information out there. Whether or not the target audience makes proper use of it, is an issue for another day. |
seguno2:The data you're requesting is within the purview of the Nigerian Bureau of Statistics. But however you choose to twist the narrative, you won't erase the legitimacy of Umahi's performance in governance. I am not an indigene of Ebonyi State but I have had course to spend some decent time in the state and gotten first hand experience and knowledge of the positive extent of his governance. Umahi employed people in the civil service, he gave his people access to basic amenities as well as infrastructural developments and equally impacted in their educational growth. That he's a member of the APC by association does not mean we have to collectively demonise his person and flush his achievements down the drain. Let's be objective please. |
Zxcvbnmghtr:You read my message and the only deduction you made from it was the "topographical error" I spotted? It's quite amusing how some of you sling the "poverty" word at users who make to point out the inefficiencies of those in governance. If you're not such a dumb fvck, you'd have surmised that getting a decent enough education to put words together in the fluid manner I do, isn't an intellectual pursuit you achieve with peanuts. But it's not surprising that your reasoning can be that defective, seeing how you're unable to distinguish between "topographical" and "typographical". Such a colossal dunce! |
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