Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: 2026 Midterm Elections Live! by budaatum: 9:44pm On Jun 07, 2023 |
CoolUsername: I don't see the problem here. Little kids don't need to learn about Lot and his daughters if their parents don't want them too. The bible is freely available and the government doesn't have to provide it for you. Except that some want the Bible to be taught to little kids in schools, and that is indeed a problem for those who'd rather their child not be taught about Lot and his daughters. Personally, I have no problem with Lot and his daughters. More harmful, as far as I am concerned, is teaching little kids that eating the fruits of trees of knowledge would result in their death, considering Adam and Eve did not die when they ate it. Instead, their eyes opened and they freed themselves from slavery in Eden and became self employed.
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Christianity Etc › Re: The Earth Is Flat ....not Spherical. by budaatum: 9:34pm On Jun 07, 2023 |
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Sports › Re: FORMULA ONE F1 Official SeasonThread - Revamped by budaatum: 9:30pm On Jun 07, 2023 |
A40: We all know he's on the team cos his dad owns the team It's F1. Most drivers are on the team because someone is paying for them to be there. |
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Politics › Re: No-Man’s Land: Lagos To Make Laws To Protect Indigenes by budaatum: 9:24pm On Jun 07, 2023 |
BigBabyJesus: When we give you your Biafra , let's see how you will be treating it like your cursed village avoiding it and camping in Nigeria
Go home . No one is giving anyone Biafra! If you want Biafra, pack yourself off Nigeria land and go form your Biafra elsewhere. Timbuktu might have you, or claim land in the Sahara desert. And mind the Nigerian door as you exit please or we shall let it hit you on your way out.
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Politics › Re: No-Man’s Land: Lagos To Make Laws To Protect Indigenes by budaatum: 9:17pm On Jun 07, 2023 |
BigBabyJesus: 0koro, I am not even Yoruba .
Lagos remains Yoruba land irrespective and I support their right to see it remain so .
Can you just remain in your yeast ?
Only you fools dey drag SS and Lagos .
Why ? Are you not here dragging? No one has to remain in their indigenous state if they do not want to and have the cahunas to resist bigots like you. |
Politics › Re: No-Man’s Land: Lagos To Make Laws To Protect Indigenes by budaatum: 9:16pm On Jun 07, 2023 |
AfonjaPriest: Obasa is not a Lagos State indigene and I hope he would restore his sense to remember that he has never for one day being known as a truly bred one. This is amusingly funny if true. A non-Lagosian wanting to pass laws that negatively affect him too, lol. |
Politics › Re: No-Man’s Land: Lagos To Make Laws To Protect Indigenes by budaatum: 9:13pm On Jun 07, 2023 |
BigBabyJesus: Majority of 0koros welcomed that very statement .
It's about time you left the zoo and go back into the wild evil forests of the yeast Glad to see your dislike for us Osun people. Guess you'd try kicking us out of your Lagos too after you've kicked the Igbos out, but I know you are bound to fail since you can't possibly buy back the Lagos land we already own. |
Politics › Re: No-Man’s Land: Lagos To Make Laws To Protect Indigenes by budaatum: 9:10pm On Jun 07, 2023 |
Christistruth03: But your people have not complained about it Who, pray tell, are these "your people"? |
Politics › Re: No-Man’s Land: Lagos To Make Laws To Protect Indigenes by budaatum: 8:59pm On Jun 07, 2023 |
BigBabyJesus: 0koro, Nigeria is finished .
It's time to divide it and have everyone face his tenth.
The zoo must fall
Have you forgotten so soon ? Ah, your true colours at last. If Nigeria were a zoo, you'd need to be an animal. I do not agree that Nigeria is a zoo, nor do I think Nigeria would fail. There are far too many smart and intelligent Nigerians who would not let you animals take over and destroy it.
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Politics › Re: No-Man’s Land: Lagos To Make Laws To Protect Indigenes by budaatum: 8:56pm On Jun 07, 2023 |
sweetgala: It's eludes you that the control of land and several other elements are vested in the state government. I expect the Tinubu FG to restructure the government leaving more discretionary powers in the office of the state governors.
Lagos civil service employment going forward would be very different to before I can assure you of that. I've been told Tinubu would also turn Nigeria into an Islamic nation, though I'm certain non-Muslims would react the same way non-Lagosians are reacting to Lagos proposing indigene laws. I can just hope you are wrong, as most wouldn't appreciate having to convert to Islam in order to be Nigerian. |
Politics › Re: No-Man’s Land: Lagos To Make Laws To Protect Indigenes by budaatum: 8:51pm On Jun 07, 2023 |
BigBabyJesus: Very soon there will be a federal bill banishing you to Alaigbo aka the African Pale of Settlements to which you dare not stray out of on the pain of death. Very soon or one day in the not too distant future at least, you'd grow up and stop being a big baby, because there is no way intelligent adults would allow you to drag Nigeria back to the dark ages. |
Politics › Re: No-Man’s Land: Lagos To Make Laws To Protect Indigenes by budaatum: 8:27pm On Jun 07, 2023 |
BigBabyJesus: Go to court then and be schooled on the following :
1. That this is a legislative act in accordance with the constitution that can't be breached by the judiciary
2. The Lagos state legislative house , like every other in the federation including the National Assembly , has powers enshrined in the constitution to enact laws to which the judiciary must respect, uphold and ensure its jurisprudence.
4. That the judiciary will school your Lagos residents's petitioners that this is a rightful enacted law to which they must obey or quit Lagos
5. If you Lagos residents like your Abuja residents insist on going to court, the court will duly throw out the matter and fine each and every one joined as plaintiffs for wasting the courts time and resources and your 0koro solicitors will be immediately disrobed and remanded to Kirikiri for3 months.
Go home to your Biafra Remember to inform me when Lagos passes it's antiigbo laws, then we shall see who needs schooling. |
Politics › Re: No-Man’s Land: Lagos To Make Laws To Protect Indigenes by budaatum: 8:24pm On Jun 07, 2023 |
Christistruth03: Was this constitutional ? No, it was not. It was illegal too, so why would you think you doing the same would suddenly become constitutional? Did you read somewhere that an eye for an eye was the way to go? |
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Politics › Re: No-Man’s Land: Lagos To Make Laws To Protect Indigenes by budaatum: 1:41pm On Jun 07, 2023*. Modified: 8:02pm On Jun 07, 2023 |
LOVEALAIGBO: Dude, there was no law preventing Bianca Ojukwu from contesting the senatorial position in Anambra state! She just didn’t get the support based on useless traditions, greed, male chauvinism and primordial sentiments of some antiquated Anambra indigenes and power-brokers! Their actions were wrong, and i said as much at the time!
The Anambra and Lagos scenarios are completely different in the sense that the Anambra one is a antiquated tradition not codified in law, while the Lagos one is an attempt to try and legalise xenophobia, bigotry and hate! In any case, you don’t ‘justify’ committing a illegality because you think someone else did so! Thanks for stating it better and clearer than I had patience to. |
Politics › Re: No-Man’s Land: Lagos To Make Laws To Protect Indigenes by budaatum: 1:40pm On Jun 07, 2023 |
Abraham18: No one is contravening any law. You know for every law there is a limitation. A Yoruba man can’t become a commissioner, lawmaker, governor or adviser in the East and North. You haven't tried hard enough I guess. Still, not electing a Yoruba person in the North or East is not the same as a state passing laws that make non-indigenes ineligible to contest, which does contravene the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria. |
Politics › Re: No-Man’s Land: Lagos To Make Laws To Protect Indigenes by budaatum: 1:31pm On Jun 07, 2023 |
BreconHills: I dont really want to get into this.
I dont think anyone can stop anyone moving to any state, doing business there. There are however many things that can be done ensure that indigenous identity is made clear. For instance road naming, cross border chieftaincies - language in state schools etc. There are indeed however many things that can be done to ensure that indigenous identity is made clear. We can always go back to marking our faces so we can distinguish ourselves from others, lol.
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Politics › Re: No-Man’s Land: Lagos To Make Laws To Protect Indigenes by budaatum: 1:26pm On Jun 07, 2023 |
RockHard: I don't care where you're from or what happens to Bianca, that's you people's business. I'm Awori and Yoruba, and only Aworis, Ijebus, and other yoruba clans have the exclusive right to decide what happens in Lagos. You know this is not true. If it were true you wouldn't now be trying to pass laws to try to make it true. RockHard: It's the same way other indigenes of other states/regions decide the level of influence they give to outsiders to decide their fate. We are saying enough of ibo excesses. You people can never and will never be accorded the same status that other yorubas enjoy in Lagos or anywhere in yorubaland. Constitution or no constitution. Of you're not happy about that you're free to relocate to ala Igbo. What's sad is after you finish with Igbos, you will now turn on me from Osun State, telling me I will never be accorded the same status that Lagosians enjoy in Lagos. Thankfully, the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria has already decided you can't. |
Politics › Re: No-Man’s Land: Lagos To Make Laws To Protect Indigenes by budaatum: 1:21pm On Jun 07, 2023 |
JetStar: Obasa the immigrant want to steal land from the Egunje people who have historical rights by declaring Lagos a Yoruba Land. Ole. Explain how one steals land that you sold and collected money for please. Once you sell your "historical rights" you have no rights at all. |
Politics › Re: No-Man’s Land: Lagos To Make Laws To Protect Indigenes by budaatum: 1:19pm On Jun 07, 2023 |
demmie1: Which constitution? Written by whom? Did you not go to school? I'm sure they'd have taught you this there. But if you know nothing about it, I suggest this conversation is way beyond your level. Here though, in case you want to grow. |
Politics › Re: No-Man’s Land: Lagos To Make Laws To Protect Indigenes by budaatum: 1:14pm On Jun 07, 2023 |
RockHard: Na the same constitution use prevent Bianca from representing her husband's Anambra constituency. Na him una use relegate Ebonyi people to second-class ibos. Dey play. Go and first open up SE to other ethnicities in Nigeria before yapping your mouth. I have never heard of a Benue, Efik/Ibibio or Yoruba person that attributes their success to living in SE.
Las las, if e tire you, you go relocate back to your side, where the constitution doesn't prevent you from sitting-at-home every Monday. Bianca's situation is nothing like what is being proposed in Lagos! She could have still contested, and if people voted for her she might have won. Her situation is similar to Lagosians claiming they would not elect Obi, which they are free to do. What they can not do is pass some stupid ignorant law claiming Obi is not eligible to run because he is not from Lagos. Oh. And please stop assuming anyone who does not support this ignorance must be from ObiTown. |
Romance › Re: Guys, How Do U Guys Deal Or Tackle Girlfriends Who Steal From Ur Houses Or Rooms by budaatum: 1:09pm On Jun 07, 2023 |
Ditch him then ask how a thief became your boyfriend to ensure you never date thieves again. Your friends are dating princes after all, so wtf wrong with you? |
Politics › Re: No-Man’s Land: Lagos To Make Laws To Protect Indigenes by budaatum: 1:01pm On Jun 07, 2023 |
RockHard: It's not by force to live in Lagos. If you no like am you fit relocate to any other state wey ready to accommodate una excesses, or you can 'go to court'. Thankfully, the court will recognise you contravening the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria.
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Politics › Re: No-Man’s Land: Lagos To Make Laws To Protect Indigenes by budaatum: 12:59pm On Jun 07, 2023 |
Mickykarim: IS NO MAN's LAND CONSTITUTIONAL AND WHY DO BOTH THE CONSTITUTION AND GOVERNMENT RECOGNIZES TRADITIONAL RULERS WITH LOCALITIES? How is this relevant? Does a TRADITIONAL RULERS bar anyone living wherever they want? |
Politics › Re: Lol, The Joke Is On Tinubu & His Misguided Supporters! by budaatum: 12:54pm On Jun 07, 2023 |
This your thread reminds me of a certain American president called dump who refused to accept he lost and thereby lost any chance of being reelected in the future. It's very disobidient if you asked me, for obidience is moving on and arming up for 2027, as we all should know that elections are like building Rome not in a day.
Stop doing maga please. It is very disobedient, and deplorable, and a recipe for future losses.
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Politics › Re: No-Man’s Land: Lagos To Make Laws To Protect Indigenes by budaatum: 12:33pm On Jun 07, 2023*. Modified: 1:32pm On Jun 07, 2023 |
I'm certain this is unconstitutional. But we shall indeed see.
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Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: 2026 Midterm Elections Live! by budaatum: 12:31pm On Jun 07, 2023 |
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Career › Re: What Should I Do In This My Situation by budaatum: 2:02pm On Jun 06, 2023 |
Uzomi007: My brothers and sisters Bright side is you can't let them suck what you don't have, and you'd learn to be sucked less if you ever have again. |
Nairaland General › Re: Do People Have The Right To Criticize Hilda Baci For Cooking Dog Meat? by budaatum: 2:01pm On Jun 06, 2023 |
kkins25: I doubt it's health related matter, since, after all, the same set of people eat "bush meat" and cow meat stored in unhygienic manner.
Cows equally harbour the same types of parasites found in pigs. Not properly cooking both meats poses the same threat.. Bush animals and cows do not eat poo and other dead animals. Same reason most don't eat vultures. |
Career › Re: What Should I Do In This My Situation by budaatum: 5:55pm On Jun 05, 2023 |
Uzomi007: My parents are late So who was sucking you dry of your 10k? |
Career › Re: What Should I Do In This My Situation by budaatum: 2:12pm On Jun 05, 2023 |
Everyone stuck a straw in you to suck on you when you were liquid. No, scrap that! You let everyone stick a straw in you to suck on you when you were liquid. Now you are dry they've left you to wither. They'll be back when you are liquid of course, but till then you're just dry useless to them.
When you get on a plane the air steward would tell you to put your own mask on first before helping others with theirs. Thankfully for you, you are experiencing learning.
Meanwhile, drop your pride and perhaps go live with your parents awhile till you can stand on your feet. And if you ever do get to stand on your feet again put your own mask on before you let others suck you dry.
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