₦airaland Forum

discusant:
Which judge? In a saner country no judge would put unarmed protesters to prison.

Tinubu is flexing muscles against the Igbo for not voting for him in presidential election.

TUANKU:
I am not the one denying a genocide, you are so just say amen to the prayer...never mind the universe via natural selection will answer that prayer sooner than you expect.

Racoon:
Let the Muslim folks bring their own to the fore too. Are you aware how the desperate and shameless attempt by Reno Omokri to deny same was casted by Mike Arnold before the whole world.

Communities are being renamed by jihadists in the Plateau yet wicked fellas want the world to keep quiet. These are not days of black and white TV.

Zionmdde:
Obviously you can't tell the difference. That batch of ignorance is what you apc ...... wear around

Kennyfancy:
you understand the Game, Practical Christianity is the Solution to black Race, It's Blend Easily

Kukutente23:
I read this post and I couldn't see any sense there
Why waste data?

1nice:
You go ask questions tire.

MrSly:
He simply meant that Agbadorian bishops are touts from mushin who were given peanut to misrepresent the christians in nigeria. Those people don't even go to any religiius gathering.

Racoon:
So the Deborah Samuel case, as well as the recent Plateau/Benue/Chikun( Southern Kaduna) killings are what?

Racoon:
Well, am not a hirelings like you lots and all the despicable humanity today deny the obvious

Racoon:
Sometimes some people continue to believe their own lies so as not to destroy their own illusion. Sorry bro.

Kukutente23:
Funny enough Daniel (or is it Esau) Bwala is from Borno the very birthplace of Boko haram which means he should be aware that the targets of Boko haram attacks were Christians at its onset.

Being a northern Christian, one will feel he should be very much aware of the ethnic cleansing and targeted genocide carried out on Christians in the Middle Belt, and even their social, economic and political suppression

But here he is for a pot of porridge, he's denying the pains of his own people and in retrospect, denying his own very self.

Racoon:
The CAN that denied this senseless bloodshed and killings must belong to the agbadorian bishops hired in 2023 to do the work of hirelings for filthy lucre. They are soulless and conscienceless.

Racoon:
Truth is sacrosanct; you can deny bury or cover it. It is only a conscienceless human being that would be denying reality.

discusant:
.... the suspects denied other citizens the freedom of movement, disrupting free flow of traffic while chanting war songs and requesting for the release of Nnamdi Kanu.


STUPEED.

Zionmdde:
And what's the difference between the kind of democracy you are supporting and military government??

I guess those who voted apc and have lost their lives due to government failures are winners while obidients are loosers

Iceberg3:
..and you can't breathe without chasing him upandan everyday just to get his attention

jerryklopp:
Wonderful! All you see now is Southwest. Tribalism is a big problem in Nigeria. You forgot to mention that Tinubu even with Sanwo-Olu as Governor of Lagos State couldn't win Lagos State. You are a boy in Nigeria politics.

Bennycollins:
when an argument gets beyond your intellectual capacity, that is the word you lot always use. Wailing.
The Femi Adesina legacy.
😀😀😀

Iceberg3:
Sweating prosefusely in ya pants and desperately seeking the attention of the more intelligent gidgiddy 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Charlchuks:
Wooooow....... I like your belief system..... Dream big and send the bill to God.... He can afford it..... But for now, face reality and change your moniker then apply for another laptop and 15k job from your former employer make ulcer and starvation for no kill you before your dreams manifest

Lungu01:
It is so obvious that Nigeria judges at every level of is filled with bastards and idiots. If a lawyer called official of the temple of justice could not be granted by self recognisance. I don't understand why the kidnappers are not going after these political apologists called judges.
There shall definitely be a reckoning day!

esnbrutality:
Billionaire..in POVERTY

Antoeni:
If a Lawyer Can be Remanded in Prison.... Who Am I who Studied Fish And Water information......
Omoor I Need to Stay Away From Troubles Ooo

1nice:
In the annals of Nigerian history, the presidency of Bola Ahmed Tinubu is increasingly viewed not as a triumph for the Yoruba people but as a cautionary tale of political betrayal and governance failure. Once hailed as a beacon of southern leadership, Tinubu's tenure has sparked widespread disillusionment across ethnic lines, with many questioning whether he is the last Yoruba to occupy the nation's highest office.



Prominent Yoruba figures have openly called for President Tinubu's impeachment, citing a series of missteps and alleged abuses of power. The Yoruba Youth Socio-Cultural Association (YYSA), representing the youth demographic, condemned the impeachment call from a faction of Afenifere, led by Oba Oladipo Olaitan, labeling it "despicable" and "unwarranted." YYSA defended Tinubu's actions, particularly his association with the Chagoury Group in the Lagos-Calabar Coastal Highway project, as lawful and in the nation's interest.

However, this defense is not universal. The Conscience of Yoruba Nation Group, another faction of Afenifere, criticized former President Olusegun Obasanjo's remarks about Tinubu's preparedness, suggesting that such criticism stems from envy and a desire to monopolize southern leadership. They argue that Tinubu's economic reforms, including subsidy removal and currency liberalization, have revitalized Nigeria's economy.



The disillusionment with Tinubu's presidency extends beyond the Yoruba community. Ijaw leaders have expressed strong dissatisfaction with the administration, particularly criticizing the handling of state affairs and governance. They have urged President Tinubu to address internal issues and have even challenged his authority, highlighting a significant rift between the federal government and regional leaders.

Furthermore, the People's Democratic Party (PDP) chieftain, Segun Sowunmi, cautioned President Tinubu against betraying his supporters, emphasizing the importance of trust and loyalty in political leadership. He warned that any perceived betrayal could have lasting consequences for the president's political future.


The question arises: Is Tinubu's presidency the last opportunity for a Yoruba leader to ascend to Nigeria's presidency? The widespread criticism from various ethnic groups suggests a deep-seated belief that the Yoruba have failed to deliver on their promises. This sentiment is further fueled by perceptions of betrayal, as many feel that the current administration has not adequately addressed the needs and concerns of all Nigerians.

International observers and human rights organizations have also expressed concern over the administration's handling of dissent and activism. The Yoruba Union, Ìgbìnmó Májékóbájé Ilé-Yorùbá, criticized President Tinubu for turning state machinery against peaceful protesters, a move they deemed hypocritical given his own history of activism. They have called for international intervention to address what they describe as "state-sponsored persecution" of activists.


As Nigeria approaches the 2027 elections, the legacy of Tinubu's presidency looms large. The widespread calls for impeachment, the accusations of betrayal, and the ethnic divisions that have surfaced suggest a nation grappling with its identity and future. Whether Tinubu's tenure marks the end of Yoruba dominance in Nigerian politics remains to be seen, but the current climate indicates a significant shift in the political landscape.

The question now is not just about leadership but about trust, unity, and the direction in which Nigeria is headed. As the nation stands at this crossroads, the need for genuine, inclusive leadership has never been more critical.

Bennycollins:
If you no get brain na im Dem fit use this 'increased'allocation deceive you. A governor recently lamented that it costs 4 times more to construct a kilometer of road than it used to be even 2 years ago. Implicitly, 4 billion naira allocation today is less than 1 billion allocation before the Tinubu era.
When their ineptitude is causing galloping inflation, they remove subsidies and collect more in taxes from the impoverished people and share it among themselves, claiming increased allocation. Increased allocation from with productivity, when oil price is even lower.
And then the governors will steal everything after which the same president will coerce them to join his party to avoid prosecution.
People with brain know we are used.

mbaise1000:
It's your right, but if you wouldn't support this type of treatment for yourself or your own people, that will mean that you are a hypocrite and a hater and an evil person but if this is the same thing you will wish for anyone in this their situation, then I will say you are a good person, now if you are angry at what I said, that will mean that what these people are facing today must get you this very year and yours will be worse than theirs.
I am not out to insult you, just telling you the reality, simply put, what a person wishes for others is what the person will get himself but in this your case, it will not pass this year. This is karma, it goes around to People who rejoice at other people's travails. Fortunately, The devil you are rejoicing at it's work and supporting does like you, you support evil and wickedness, you must reap evil and wickedness, it is written and it's a fact, not only to you but to everyone that is evil,

sreamsense:
Sorry,Mr man; there was nothing like injustice here! They offenders used their legs to walk to where the court ordered them not to cross having first already served. Life is by choice, they choose to be sturbbon and decided to protest for the release of a terrorist founder. Even Sowore knew it would be a disaster for him if he was arrested because he knew he would be going against the court order earlier served him so he had plan B to run away on first sight. Sowore has just throw way KANU lawyer and his brother to police dustbin. Now, impatient obidients will soon descend on Sowore and Sowore may regret the protest as it will turn obidients back to him. We warned them they didn't listen, they made their choices to trade away their freedom.

Sowore will eat belleful from home to come and greet them in police custody. Sowore should be moving with security now because some obidients think backward, they may think he sold KANU lawyer and brother to police, nothing he will explain to ipob/ESN to convince all of them. Some will say he betrayed them and then label him as saboteur

Mrexcell:
Let them continue to enjoy themselves and oppression while it lasts but they should know there is no champion forever.