₦airaland Forum

ManWater:
Oya use the ₦180million ticket money to setup a scholarship scheme for at least 100 indigent students.
That's one good way to thank God for the narrow escape.

Karemarealty288:
He died with erection.....

successmatters:
I wanted to doubt the news, till I visited Kwara state. You could meet poverty walking along every street.

WATCHOVER:
Just keep quiet, even the DSS is one of worst Security outfit Nigeria has

FreeStuffsNG:
We have seen this film before The man remains the Apex

9jaRealist:
Nonsense…

In the US that you’re referring to (and where we borrowed the concept from), was the likes of Susan Rice, Condoleeza Rice, etc., military officers or retired military officers. If the military cannot work with ANYONE appointed by the President, it merely betrays FUNDAMENTAL weakness of our institutions. Perhaps, we are simply running a civilian-military DIARCHY masquerading as ‘democracy’.
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haryourdayG:
Good move.

Parachoko:
Are you saying this so you will be able to sleep well tonight?

shortgun:
Be it Jonathan, Buhari or Tinubu no president has the discretionary power to "suspend" or remove a CBN governor without approval by the senate....this is the position of the law

An institution is made independent by law to protect it from interference by political office holders like the president and their agents.

ImperialYoruba:
There is a big dilemma in Nigeria. The genesis of this dilemma is Ibo. Three prominent Nigerians have expressed their perspective on it.

1. Ahmadu Bello spoke and gave his perspective on the undesirability and risks of opening your land and your home to Ibo.

2. Samuel Akintola spoke about the dilemma of Ibo amongst us, and warned his kinsmen to keep a safe distance from Ibo. No Ibo can be trusted.

3. Adaka Boro spoke out against the undesirability of coexisting side by side with Ibo, and unacceptability of living as a minority under their influence. He launched a movement for independence and segregation from Eastern region.

Short years later, these respected Nigerians each was murdered by Ibo.

Ibo is at the root of Nigerian problem. Until we resolve the question of "Ibo amongst us", our problem will only get worse and Nigeria will continue to stagnate.

Unity is not what we need. Removing Ibo from Nigeria, and soon, is an urgent matter.

maxtop:
At the end of the day, everybody will die BUT its better he takes care of himself rather than holding on to power because even power is transit. No champions forever !!!

flokii:
@OP Don't panic.. you are free to stay and live in Lagos as far as you remain law abiding.

Five things I see happening going forward..

1. Yoruba jobs for Yorubas only in Yorubaland most especially Lagos.. we won't be seeing any akabuezes or igbokwes anymore in Alausa.

2. No CofO for any outsider again.

3. Yoruba first and last in Lagos (indigenes included).

4. No more Eze ndigbo title in Lagos.. only baales and Obas are the recognized traditional rulers. Any other one is illegal and unacceptable within the context of the law. Anyone caught parading himself as Eze ndigbo will be arrested and jailed in line with Lagos State laws.

5. The time for Yorubas to flourish in our God-given lands including Lagos State has finally come.

Tinubu is now President, no more free launch for ingrates. Lagos will now be regarded as a full Yoruba State like Ogun, Oyo, Osun and the Development Agenda for South Western Nigeria will be set in motion now.

Summary of the whole thing is.. It won't be business as usual again for those pushing ethnic agenda over Yorubas in South West. IT'S GAME OVER!!

lwisee:
They are not serious
Everybody will just be talking anyhow
Most of these government workers does nothing other than gossip in the office. They are only busy when it's time to pay salary.
They are nothing but liability to Nigeria.
FG should digitize operations of all government parastatals and reduce the workforce by half.