₦airaland Forum

The poor maid, died as a maid, not right.

That is because the police are the kidnappers. wellcome to the scam called nigeria!!

Some of these junks looks disgusting..
Especially the last nakid one, eewww!! tueh!!

udele1:
Keep waiting for me to convince you. The person that has been eating your money for years, promising you an imaginary country, what js the result?

Where is the country?

You have responded exactly as i expected and as i said, you don't even know what you are doing, why do you trouble your life doing what ever you claim to be doing if you cannot make any point convincingly? what's with all the noise and criticism if it isn't about making people believe your claims. Is it sheer jealousy? Perharps because you were deported from Turkey?

I don't know who you are refering to but as it appears that person was able to convince people and part with their money something you couldn't dream of achieving, perharps that is what you are pained about.


Maybe if people like you stop sabotaging the country it will come?

udele1:
If what i am doing is not relevant, you wont be here commenting.

Or are you also jobless like your leader?

What exactly are you doing? Who is what you are doing helping? Do you even know what you are doing?



Joblessness is not a crime, Trafficking of prostitutes and drugs are crimes.

I am not on here to engage you in exchanging derogatory comments, if you can convince me that what you are doing is positive i will support you, so far you are just trying to be controversial, uncivil and insultive.

udele1:
Yes. Alongside your supreme leader here in Abuja.

then you are no different from the person you are criticising.

Go look for something relevant to do with your sad life.

udele1:
Im glad Fulani is dealing with your supreme, you people that were hailing him should go to Abuja and cry.

Is it true that you were deported from Turkey? For trafficking prostitutes and drugs?

All that beating for just stealing gas cylinder?
while one politician stole 2bn naira and walking about freely. The cylinder might even be leaking.

Ayilara1:
Because you'll like to sell a picture of what isn't.

By the way I'm serving in abia

Picture of what? you are not making any sense.

GuyWise101:
Nna mehnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn

What is surprising to everybody is that the Igbo man who has always be taunted for loving money has willingly stayed at home in honor of Biafra despite the money he would have made on the sit at home day.

Let me tell you the truth, some people are willing to sacrifice everything they have for Biafra, I know an importer in Aba who told me that he can sacrifice all he had laboured for all these years in support of Biafra.


Guns and warships can never stop Biafra agitation.

Imagine how much millions of naira he will save or make if he doesn't have to import through Lagos Apapa port anymore.

Ayilara1:
You people can deceive yourselves ehn.

Why does it bother you?

AntiBMC:
Now that he has spoken out, did he die? I wonder why SE governors will be keeping quiet when MNK is being detained like a criminal. Whereas Fulani terrorists are moving freely, unperturbed.

I wonder ooo! I think deep down they know the truth, they also want Biafra but for some selfish reasons they are keeping or kept quiet. Or maybe they are afraid. But afraid of what? The Fulanis?

Leaforever:
She had a child before marriage. So she was a babymama.

Now she is baby mama the second time.

BeeBeeOoh:
I must be honest with you, It's Either You're Carrying Bag Of Cement On Your Head While Typing This Comment or You're Suffering From Juvenile Delinquency.

Having a phone and access to internet doesn't mean you're a grown up

@ carrying bag of cement. Definitely a juvenile delinquent.

BluntCrazeMan:
Now you have fully grabbed what the real issue with Nigeria is.
Now, a lot of people (who made up the masses) are aware of this redundant system.
They already know by default that any promising politician is just promising nonsense, because the redundant system cannot let him do anything, even if he wished.
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(When I heard about the “Change” at first, I thought that they would target the faulty system. But they came in and left the whole mess in the system unattended to, and started doing selective witch-hunting.. Not even that they did a uniform cleansing all over, but rather they were doing some sort of selective witch-hunting.. The faulty system is still there and be churning out more faulty citizens in their great numbers)

I agree with you totally!

It is indeed a no way back situation.

Mftivi:
lol, so I am supposed to argue with you on that ? How old are you, 16 ? Run along kid.

What da heck ever! you are a poor man! No need to argue, grand dad!

Mftivi:
where did I now quote all those things from ? Oga if you love poverty love it alone, na your children I dey pity.

I can bet my ass you are not rich yourself. you love love poverty too

Oledepo is a crook! The only people who doesn't know this are his dumb worshippers.

BluntCrazeMan:
Let me demonstrate to you that the Nigerian System is a total failure.
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Can you tell me of any Government Firm or Institution that has some properly-functional, fully-automated, and totally-independent checks-and-balances apparatus that are put in place to strictly serve as a control to the activities of the firm or institution.??
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If there are such firm or institution in existence, just name them, and also name the control apparatus.
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If there are none, then would you say that such a country has “A System”??

I see what you mean, Nigeria has no system, the nigerian government are completely clueless. I think they make things up as they go along. I remember watching in the news where a man was been probed for looting 2bn naira, he pretended to colapse on live TV during the probe. Till this moment i never heard anything else about the man, the probe and the 2bn naira. Apparently the man is still driving around in expensive SUVs and spending his loots and no one is querring him.

I remember nigerian politician IBORi who was jailed in England for fraud, money laundering and looting nigerian funds. Apparently when he was deported back to nigeria his people gave him a red carpet wellcome and now he is back into politics again in his region.

These crooks made the system so (if there is even any) redudant to favour themselves. No accountabilities, no nothing!

BluntCrazeMan:
Now you've gotten the drift.
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The System itself is not in order, and it had given rise to a lot of people who do not trust the system any longer.
They now care for themselves alone.
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In order to get things right, you forget the people first of all, and put the system in order.
Then, the new system would begin to fail all those people who used to gain from the earlier faulty system.
A lot of people will now learn to trust this new system, and that also be the time when you would get a reasonable number of “right people” among the masses.

Sounds reasonably sensible, but i doubt if that would work, i would start with the people first not the system. Because the people might sabotage the system that i am trying to change, co's to change the system you still need the people and if the people are not willing or still have the same corrupt mindset the changes would not take place.

BluntCrazeMan:
Then, they are all the wrong people.
They are part of the problems which they got themselves into.

So i take it, there are no right people, almost every body is the wrong people. Where does that leave the country? the country is left with the same masses, the same politicians and the same political system and the same corrupt type of government.

BluntCrazeMan:
The “Masses” were demanding for money in return for voting??
Then they are the wrong people.

Yes, they are the masses and they are the only masses, there are no other masses.

Well, i would like to know who are the right masses or the right people? Would you please tell me? and i ask again, what would be the %tage of the "right" people? I guarantee you 80% of nigerian voters would like to receive or demand something from politicans before voting for the3m, we see it happen during very election time. Old women, youths, old men everyone almost queueing to receive few cups of rice, onions, packs of cheap noodles, with politicians pictures printed on these paltry gifts and meagre cash gifts. I don't know why you keep ignoring these facts.

Again, i ask, who are the right people? even the youths are the ones fighting amongst themselves unbehalf of crooked politicians and aplauding these thieving politicians.

Sabotuers!

BluntCrazeMan:
That your guy that failed, he took his campaign to the wrong people

He took his campaigns to the masses, no such thing as the wrong people, i mean, where could he have taken his campaign? What is the percentage of the right people? If they even exist.

jaxxy:
To go deeper on ur point and add to my initial response. If credible elections should produce credible leaders then maybe we need to get the credible elections 1st (hypothetically speaking). Now For credible elections to produce credible leaders it has to go beyond the conduct of elections itself bt to even to who qualifies to get elected. Then definitely people with crooked and questionable past won’t even be able to run. It’s a SYSTEM thing.

I separated the conduct of elections from governance because as u rightly said credible elections may not result in good leadership if not done indept and from the roots. Hence u have to for a different set of governance systems to check the excess of these strange characters that still make it past the so-called credible elections.

Also mindset of the mass in picking leaders might help bt they can only choose from the options b4 them.

I agree totally, I think it would be a total over hauling of the whole system not just elections and the people's mentalities of always choosing bad candidates changed fundermentally. The idea of choosing candidates because of their ethnics, regions, tribes or religious believes should be eliminated completely. however these positive changes will never ever take place in nigeria. Atleast not in this and next two generations to come, every nigerian is aware of the present condition of their country and fhey know what to do about or to change it but again they are not willing.

I have a friend, a young guy who ran for just in local government level, his policies were very good, i even contributed in supporting his campaign financially, i remember all the people we spoke to during his campaign asking him questions like, is he going to share money? How much does he have to share amongst them? Is he rich? Or what can he offer them in exchange for their votes, both young and old folks were asking this questions, none of them wanted to know about his policies or how he was going to change things for the better. All they were interested in was what he can give them before they vote for him. that mentality is why the same crooks ends up in government every time. Anyway, my guy lost the election to an older wealthy guy who shared money to voters.

I have another friend who campaigned, ran for elections and won because of his popularity, but guess what? He sold the seat for millions of naira to a wealthier guy who didn't even qualify, ran or even held any campaigns and made profit. imagine the corruptions.

laylar:
Stop the lisinopril immediately. One of the side effects of lisinopril is oedema.

Please stop the lisinopril and observe him for about 3 days. You should see a difference if the swelling is a result of an allergic reaction. And most IMPORTANTLY, see a competent doctor asap.

I suspect alergy too since the illness comes and goes some times as he mentioned.

Stan2330:
from what you complained and the drugs u posted, ur brother is battling with kidney disease

They might be treating him for kidney and the illness may not be kidney disease. Knowing nigeria's constant medical misdiagnoses. It clould be alergy.

Could be alergy.

tutudesz:
Maybe Food allergies or something in the environment is affecting (flowers), would advise he change location for a period of time needhelp909

yep! One of my ex girlfriend is alergic to nuts every time she touched anything with nuts she swells up, red skin, itchyness and diffculty breathing. She nearly died one day i made food with nuts, i didn't know she is alergic to nuts immideately she ate a spoonful of my cooking she began swelling up. My golly!! It was a horrible day.

Might be alergy like you said, Africans are not aware of alergies

jaxxy:
Doesn’t mean elections should hold or leaders should get properly elected.

Credible elections is one thing and credible governance is another thing on its own which has different constitutional ways of addressing it. Doesn’t mean who should ignore or look down on ensuring credible elections.

Every issue has its solution constitutionally. It’s only a matter of the people being courageous enough to demand and address them. It takes time based on awareness, conviction and will..

If after conducting a credible elections and the credible winners continue with what their predecessors did as in bad governance and corruption. There would be no point conducting a credible election or elections. It wouldn't make any sense also. Credible elections should produce credible winners and good governance free of corruptions. I wouldn't say awareness co's the whole country can attest to the worst conditions of the country at the moment and i believe they know the solutions to the problems, convictions maybe and definitely will, the people are not willing to change, or are not willing to demand for changes.

For change to take place the masses mentality must change too, the culture of bribery must be elimiminated entirely from the bottom to the top. If the people at the bottom change the people at the top would have no choice but to change too. As you have already said rightly there are no wills

1Sharon:
You're a complete ignoramus. I leave you to your delusion

what da heck ever! Take the convinence route out, i am an ignoramus.


I tell you what? I will provide myself for experiment, euthanise me and when i wake up i should be able to tell you if euthansia is painful or not, let's practicalise the euthanasia theory.

1Sharon:
His displays his stupidity even further.

You want to know how I know the pain level of starvation and euthanasia? I study the human body you prick.

I don't think you understand that starvation happens in stages and the human body undegoes certain changes.

You do know that after a long period of starvation, the human actually starts to digest and CONSUME itself and FUNGUS actually starts to grow in the throat after a period of no food or liquid.

Do you still want to argue if that will be painless or not?!

Does that kind of death sound dignified to you?

Whereas by euthanasia, medication is given to stop the heart almost instantly. Once there is no blood flow to the brain, the brain dies and
CONSCIOUSNESS is lost. Without consciousness you cannot THINK and FEEL.

Do you get this now, you ignoramus?/

Total crap! if you cannot provide name anyone who can confirm these your claims either by been euthanised or starved to death then it is co.ck and bull story. I don't give a shit if you study or studied human bollocks. How about practicalising it? and finding out if it is true? i will provide myself as a guinea pig, i would be happy to be used as an experiment so i can tell you if euthansia is painful or not.

As i ve said earlier a clean shot with a gun to the head could also be a quick and painless death then again it is unverifiable just like euthansia. We can only verify by expriencing either death by starvations or euthanasia.


Ciao!