₦airaland Forum

FreedomWinsNow:
All I see you doing is hoping in a hopeless entity; of course when you are not posting pictures to mock starving Biafran children.

FreedomWinsNow:
Enjoy you shit hole Sir.

We will work for something better.

FreedomWinsNow:
Nigeria is beyond redemption FYI.

Gratefulheart1:
Yea. This is the best time for anyone with handicapped conscience and brain to be very proud of Nigeria.
We should be proud of the innocent blood shed everyday for no reason.
We should be proud for our valueless Naira against world currencies.
We should be proud for the unemployed youths and hunger.
We should be proud for the hardship.
We should be proud of our clueless leaders who keep plunging the country into hopelessness.
We should be proud of the insecurity that keeps making new all-time-high.
I can keep listing reasons why anyone with mental decay should be proud of present Nigeria.


Sometimes I feel shame for the shameless adults who carry phone and come online to type silly things.
Don't these people have brains or they chose to deactivate it.

FreedomWinsNow:
You are in the UK celebrating a failed state - LMAO

thebosstrevor1:
Let the anti Nigeria groups admit, they have failed and their protest have failed, it was a flop and a very good flop.

budaatum:
Smart intelligent Nigerians seem to have celebrated June 12 instead of protesting June 12.

I will keep searching but I am currently very proud of us.

thebosstrevor1:
The protest was a flop, many people aren't in support of the protest, nobody want to lose their jobs or get their businesses and properties destroyed, people are now smarter.

Twitter changed their algorithm in support of the protest, the tactics was to destabilise Nigeria for the second time and also to create international awareness of a flopped project which was organized by loyalists to pdp.. I personally think Mr Jack is naive, he keeps falling into pdp traps, Jack and Twitter have been the useful idiots for pdp online games.

Back to the flopped protest, the media have tried to exaggerate the strength of the protest, in reality, the protest was very weak in most places, few gatherings and most people going about their normal business as if nothing is happening

Let the anti Nigeria groups admit, they have failed and their protest have failed, it was a flop and a very good flop.

benalvino2:
They are not supposed to be sponsoring protest in any country.

EnlightenedUFO:
This is so devoid of logic man. If so, it means Twitter is also sponsoring iswap since they also use the platform to spread their message. Or you mean Twitter financially sponsoring or donating human resources to the protest?

AmazonTopaz:
They have offered solutions but is it ij their place to implement them?

No it is not.A simple restructuring alone will douse some tensions in this country.The youths have offered solutions but what position in government do they hold to implement such changes if not to continue calling on the leaders in office to act

EgunMogaji2:
To continue working on this sports bike frame. More degreasing, power washing and then painting

AmazonTopaz:
I don't have that time to debate with you on how to make Nigeria better because it is easier said than done.

AmazonTopaz:
Nigerians protesting today is a part of that too.

AmazonTopaz:
I am trying to get the point you are making

PrideofLincoln2:
I agree with you 100%. I have been spending Christmas in Nigeria since 20 years ago when my parents moved to Nigeria and it's like the country is just going down yearly and I see our people hailing this Thieflicians and the reason why i do not understand. Tinubu was like a brother to my Dad when he was living in Chicago and he's still close to my Dad as at now and I always asks my Dad do he have any conversation with Asiwaju on the way Nigeria is trending and till date, I never get any concrete answers. The bottomline is that Nigerians especially the young people have to fight the inept leadership because their future is at stake.

Onogiede:
shut ur silly mouth, why would u pray Nigeria wast another 8yrs,.. can't u think

PrideofLincoln2:
I am with you Budaaman. I ask my cousins in Nigeria all the time why our people can't stand up to these inept Thieflicians spoiling the country. All maximum pressure should be unleashed on them because no country in West Africa can absorb 200 million God forbids war breaks out. Nigeria and Nigerians deserves better than what they are getting. A country so blessed by nature but turn to a laughingstock in the comity of Nations.

PrideofLincoln2:
Nigerians have to fight for better Nigeria the same way Americans fought Trump for better America and here we are today with victory on our side.

DissTroy:
You made a sweeping generalisation about the stance of Liberals on such issues, including cultural appropriation when you stated this is your previous reply to me:

DissTroy:
Same thing as declaring "I am Nigerian. I believe Afang soup is the greatest soup man has ever made". To a non-Nigerian, what it means is, that's what all Nigerians believe about Afang soup.

DissTroy:
Completely different from, "I am DssT.roy. I believe afang soup..."

ChoCho54:
This Op blows hot and cold.

Very fickle!

DissTroy:
I can respect that.

So, why then do blacks (the "Liberal" ones) for example, scream "cultural appropriation!" when Adele and Kim Kardashian braided their hair?

Why then was there outrage when some White kids try to make money off Yoruba trademark last month and Nigerians were yelling the boys have no right to appropriate the Yoruba culture even though the boys aren't portraying it negatively?

I thought it's anything goes. Black women can style and adorn Caucasian hairdos/wigs but a White woman braiding her hair is a culture culture?

Double standards?

AmazonTopaz:
Nigerians abroad will join the protest too.

What is the point of celebrating democracy when the citizenry is not getting the dividend of democracy.

I have a lot of respect for Nigerian youths we are only asking for a better Nigeria.

DissTroy:
I know! I'm just driving home the point. I'm bewildered by his reply but it's curious interesting too.
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Budaatum, what you mean is, you have NO problem with seeing a Blair McIntire from Ireland with skin colour as white as #FFFFFF play King Jaja of Opobo, Southern Nigerian slave-turn-king whose colour would be ,0's in 6 places if it were a colour gradient? A man who probably had the most Negroid of skin ever?

DissTroy:
It's the height of wokeness and revisionism to have a movie about King Henry VIII and you have Malik, a dark skin boy from Senegal, play his bestfriend and confidant. I doesn't matter if Malik has perfected Medieval English. The truth is, King Henry had no black friend. That's a completely different scenario.

DissTroy:
You missed the sarcasm implied by the helium-filled balloon adds but EnlightenedUFO got it.

AmazonTopaz:
Buda they are not speaking for their constituents.

There has been series of polls from WV and AZ that many of them support Biden's agenda and they won't mind removing the filibuster to achieve it.

They are only being selfish for their own interest in an alternate reality that they live in believing that McConnell will work with Biden or Democrats in anything and that is a pipe dream.

They should also remember that their own colleagues also have constituents that want to see such legislation pass.

Anything that will give Democrats an electoral win which will in turn benefit the people will never get GQP support and Manchin and Sinema cannot be too foolish not to know that.

You cannot keep saying that they should wait till next year to vote what if dems don't win Congress again or don't you know that voters want to see results and know what they are voting for.If Dems fail to deliver they deserve to lose next year and people may not even be enthusiastic enough to come out and vote again.

budaatum:
The government is not made up of Martians who came from Mars! The government is made up of people from amongst ourselves whom we ourselves elected to rule over ourselves.

If we do not like how the current leaders we elected are leading us, na democracy we de, we just wait 4 years and elect from amongst ourselves those who will lead us as we would like ourselves to be led.

But if we keep thinking it is our so called leaders who are solely responsible for misleading us, then we obviously have learnt nothing since we got the power to democratically lead ourselves and will likely make the same mistake of electing the wrong leaders from amongst ourselves to lead us at the next election and will likely make the same mistake at the election after the next one and the one after that.

By the election of say 2031 I think and hope, perhaps we shall then have learnt that no one but ourselves can free ourselves from the hell of no jobs and etc that we have ourselves created for ourselves.

I have immense faith in us despite your continued objection!

DissTroy:
And this is the problem with wokeness! The programming of seeing everything in 1's and 0's, in binary. ...Except when it has to do with gender where you can identify as a thousand things and be fluiid.

If I have to recruit or place ads for actors for the remake of "Sango", fhe movie or stage play. It's set in Yoruba land, right? I need Yoruba-speaking actors who also, of course, double as blacks.
So, I put up a post seeking black actors (and actresses) with good command of spoken Yoruba.

But, no, I have to be woke so I'd leave the door open for Park Jing , a Taiwanese-German actor born and raised in Ireland to be recruited for the role of Sango too.

See how rationality is jettisoned for wokeness/political correctness?

You get it now? That's the problem.