₦airaland Forum

Obijulius:
Like if you think Buhari is a goat.

Share if you think he is reasonable.

chumakk:
The question is ---what do they do with the money within one month for it to gain 30%?

kolaish:
PROPHECY FROM WHERE, ARE U A PROPHET OR DID YOUR PROPHET TOLD U SO? EXPATIATE THIS YOUR SO CALLED PROPHECY OR IS IT JUST A PREDICTION. PLEASE DON'T JUST COME AND SAY SOMETHING OUT OF FICTION AND GIVE PEOPLE HBP. MAY GOD HELP NIGERIA.

denkyw:
If only Buhari can get half the brain of this guy

fendorf:
Nigeria will be great again

Adesiji77:
http://punchng.com/pilgrims-didnt-get-forex-subsidised-rate-emefiele/

midolian:
https://www.today.ng/news/national/165053/aware-budget-padding-presidency

grossintel:
President Muhammadu Buhari has come under heavy criticism following the re-launch of the War Against Indiscipline brigade.

The president re-launched the Brigade on Monday, August 8 in Abuja under the new name, Change Begins With Me (CBWM).
According to Vanguard, the federal government said in this era of insecurity, violence, kidnapping, and other forms of social vices, the role of the brigade in civil intelligence gathering cannot be over emphasized.

Nigerians took to twitter to criticise the move insisting that there was no need for a seemingly forceful approach to making the country better.

The War Against Indiscipline was first introduced in 1984 during Buhari’s administration as head of state.

See the reactions below:
https://www.naij.com/920158-buhari-thinks-goats-nigerians-react-buharis-re-launch-war-indiscipline.html

UndisputedBosom:
Keep day dreamin...incompetent president




I dedicate this FTC to my bae(s)


Mhisbliss 'n' TrapQueen77

frankline5:
Una never see any thing.
I wonder how sensible people voted for buhari while knowing fully well how bigoted he is.

Shame on Tinubu

Shame on soyinka

Shame on falana

Shame on pastor bakere

Shame on ezekwesili

Shame on Amaechi

Shme on all zombies that were deceived with the propaganda that "bigot buhari" is a change agent.

TheDevilIsALai:
[size=18pt]Guilty Without Trial[/size]

falana did not attend the roundtable. However, he wrote a speech which he sent someone to deliver on his behalf. This speech was nothing short of alarming. It told me definitively that I was in the wrong place and would have to take a stand before making a quick getaway. falana, human rights lawyer extraordinaire, was sent to test the waters for extreme policy prescriptions apparently in government pipelines hankering back to the discredited days of buhari’s infamous military dictatorship of 1984/85.

It seems the government and its allies are looking for ways and means to circumvent the criminal justice system so that the current media trial of opposition politicians can be easily translated into automatic jail-terms. The courts have rightly been a firewall against this. Therefore, falana proposed the establishment of Special Courts, separate and distinct from the tried and tested ones; to dispense quick and summary justice against whoever the government decides to prosecute in its anti-corruption campaign.

According to falana, those accused of corruption by the government should be presumed guilty without trial. The onus would then be on them to prove their innocence. This would overturn the principle, long-supported by legal luminaries like falana himself, that an accused must be presumed guilty until proven innocent. falana also insisted it should be made impossible for anyone accused of corruption to be bailed. In short, once you are accused, you would be presumed guilty and would rot in jail at the pleasure of the government.

Thus, falana became an appointed mouthpiece of an authoritarian government tired of democratic niceties. He echoed President buhari’s complaint that the judiciary is the principal impediment to the government’s anti-corruption campaign. Therefore, falana tabled proposals for sidestepping the judiciary, so that the government would go after its enemies without hindrance or restraints.

bet9ja:
Falana should be careful because his becoming more embarrassing, He sounds like a toy boy nowadays.

TheDevilIsALai:
I erred to call the old Fool simply a fool

Falana remains a shameless ambulance chasing no good charge and bail legal miscreant available for hire to anyone at any price

The man is a shameless hypocrite and a disgrace to the legal profession

TheDevilIsALai:
I erred to call the old Fool simply a fool

Falana remains a shameless ambulance chasing no good charge and bail legal miscreant available for hire to anyone at any price

The man is a shameless hypocrite and a disgrace to the legal profession

Immunity1:
you really lack home training imagine someone call your father Buffalo

orisa37:
As forAwolowo, ask them in Cocoa House. OBJ built the National Theatre. OBJ introduced E_Government, brought in GSM, Smart Cell phones and other electronic devices that go along with excellent global communication. OBJ is a Majestic Manager of Managers and people and one that compares favorable with Churchill, Eisenhower, Montgomery etc. OBJ is an excellent Soldier, a Nationalist, a Patriot and a Gentleman.. I am still living to see which Nigerian Military dead or alive will match OBJs achievements. OBJ is the first Nigerian and indeed the first African to be elected President of the World Forum of Ex Presidents. OBJ is awesome and lovely in Power. I pray to live and watch him become the General Overseer of the Sanctuary of God of Nigeria soon. He is destined to unite Islam, Christians and other Religions together under the Sanctuary of God of Nigeria.

dearpreye:
There's no single country whose so-called sovereignty isn't negotiable. Democracy has no end; people must continue to renegotiate their coexistence, especially where the constitution was wickedly designed ab initio to frustrate, suffocate and thwart the growth of some other regions.

What's actually treasonable is when a people with no shared values and beliefs are forced together. Such entity must be continually sustained with violence, threats and bloodshed.

This is 2016. Every people must seek their own progress and happiness.

Nigeria's sovereignty is very much NEGOTIABLE. And it shall be negotiated very soon.

Tokt:
Very eediotic and foolish reasons hopeless fools brandish about to praise the Otuooke bastard. Till date, Otuooke has no potable water.
The level of monumental corruption perpetrated when he was in charge is incomparable to any in our history. under his cursed leadership after many years of plenty, we started borrowing to pay salaries. Good riddance to the drunkard.

PhilemonObende:
We muslims in ApC believe mugabe is an ijjiot and is sponsored by PDP,NDA and ipob.

mikolo80:
who stopped you from planting Palm oyel and Co. building refinery and industrial parks
.you just complain,no effort to fix what you can. is it not the same thieves that will come to rule at state level
mention the power that states do not have. you no fit. it's sad that you are the ppl we have to campaign to soon

Benikuuse:
Largas must you insult? What has that got to do with buhari when your illiterate, unconscious and devilish brothers are bringing Nigeria's economy down with little money they are getting from their sponsors whom they have sold their conscious, destinies and their entire generation to violence. I wonder how that biafra will be with those kind of people. But i have a solution for Nigeria, they should rename their country to biafra and let me see how they will start all over again

waternogetenemy:
It doen't matter. There is an international Airport should have asked d fool if there is oil in kaduna.

waternogetenemy:
It doen't matter. There is an international Airport should have asked d fool if there is oil in kaduna.

Mztarstrechy:
So why didnt they blow it during GEJ's regime?

dollyjoy:
Those retards are doing more harm than good,i don't even know if they are fighting for the masses or their own selfish interest but fact is, blowing up oil pipes isn't the right way to go. It can lead to loss of aquatic life, infertility, and even pollution.


I wonder what they will do next if Buhari do not listen to their demands. Useless people

SweetGuy225:
Aren't we all tried of all these problems, militancy today, terrorism and Boko Haram tomorrow. These problems always appear for a reason, they are not just there. Why can't Nigerians come together and ask ourselves what the problem really is? Why is everybody complacent, docile and unconcerned about the national question. Everybody thinks corruption is Nigeria's problem.

The national question is a bigger problem than corruption. How can we live together and share governmental responsibilities without much problems? That is the question.

You voted Buhari to fight corruption. OK, he's fighting corruption but isn't there a bigger problem facing the country now? Militants have reduced government revenues by a quarter all because of what? The NATIONAL QUESTION!!!

Let Nigerians continue to act like they don't care, that we are one fantastically united country and that corruption is our major problem. Militants, Fulani herdsmen and Boko Haram will keep teaching y'all a lesson.

podosci:
Oil is becoming obselete, Tesla is gaining poplularity day by day, Solar power gaining popularity...By the time the world moves away from oil, they way they moved away from coal..what would happen to the future of the Niger delta? What would they eat? What would they drink? Why not force the senators, reps, Govs to pressure the FG? Or is the south not represented in the Federal level?
This oil that disturting our vision, would soon become obselete....
A european country recently went 100% green renewable energy, meaning less demand for oil and more for reneable energy.

decatalyst:
Do this people have elders that commands respect, they could listen to?

Blowing up pipelines is rendering the environment unsafe to inhabit.

No clean water or good soil for planting will exist in those areas.

No president or senator, including the senator representing twitter constituency, shall come and live of invest in that environment.

Time to sit up and find another way to press home their demands.

willyede:
when GEJ did this they were occupying everywhere lets see how Nigerians react now.....i just they laugh this country

wastedsperm:
IGBOS should be careful cos no one has monopoly of violence. Stop killing the Hausa/fulanis. Be warned to avoid retaliation