₦airaland Forum

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RX480:
Imagine calling a black man a black man

Are you a black man?
Don't you belong to an ethnic nation?

xjiggy:
We're behaving as is these guys are the problem of the country. If they were born or have lived here for a long time, they should be allowed to be part of the exercise after all many Nigerians are pseudo South Africans and Ghanaians. Have we not seen Nigerians in top positions in US military and politics. We infiltrate the whole World trying to be citizens yet we frown at other people trying to do the same here.

MrEgghead:
Thanks for this comment.
Nigerians seem to be most hypocritical people on Earth...We have many educated illiterate people here and that's why the country is always sinking..They clap and cheer when a Nigerian is appointed to serve in big positions overseas but they frown at same when it happens here...They think it's only the indigenes that grow a country, very poor mentality people.

SmartPolician:
@mubzynani, Really? What else is left in the country to burn?

@lazkizz, Nigerians serve in the US military and work in other countries. Some of you don't understand how globalization is changing the way everyday people live. The most important thing is for the foreigners to obey the rules of engagement.

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@KosiGee, thanks for the addition

black americans are not distinguished as an ethnic group in the U.S so opportunities that are meant for them are giving to people that look like black americans ( other people with melanin) and this makes and leads to black americans been poorer than other groups/nations within U.S.

Subzero047:
There is a difference between raising your legs and deliberately pointing it, his boots were above knee level that takes a deliberate amount of strength and intention

Footballers practice how to fall to the ground to avoid injury. That's how he practiced his own.

Subzero047:
When you fall there is not much strength to your legs and it obeys the law of gravity, that his boots were up and pointing to another player showed he was intentional

Roll on your bed or carpet sideways on your own and compare it with been in motion and someone pushing you to the ground.

Subzero047:
No he knew what he did, he knew there was an opposition player around him and he pointed his boots towards him

try rolling on your bed or carpet sideways and tell if you won't raise a part of your legs

Subzero047:
No he knew what he did, he knew there was an opposition player around him and he pointed his boots towards him

that's your own opinion,

for me he didn't know and he was falling to the ground and to protect himself from injuring his legs he raised it up..

if you were a footballer and someone tackles you would roll on the ground with opposition players close to you knowing fully well they could accidentally step on your legs

its like a car brake failing and there are pedestrians nearby and if you use don't know how to use the hand brake well the car will crush some pedestrians..

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Aconomist:
When South Sudan split from North Sudan, the two nations agreed to divide the oil revenue between them, although most of the resource is located in the South. Nigeria needs to adopt a similar strategy to break free from Northern Nigeria. Oil is the only thing that holds our people together, and as a Southerner, I am willing to give the North 50% of the oil in return for self governance and a dissolution of this mockery called Nigeria.

Southern Nigeria is the most wealthy and prosperous region on the African continent. Southern Nigerian test scores in the U.K rival (and perhaps surpass) the Chinese, while Hausa/Fulani test scores are lower than pakistan and Somalia. We are wasting our potential by being chained together with these corpse-like people. Please, Igbo, Edo and Yoruba. Put aside your differences, and read the writing on the wall:

Northern Nigeria is rapidly descending into failed state status. Men roam the streets with 4k-47s and massacre is so common it rarely makes the news. We must free ourselves from this drowning man or we will drown with him.

your topic is nonsense...

in case you did not know, before the civil war each region kept at least 50% of its income with the remaining going to the federal government... so your nonsense plan and topic was already in effect before 1966 when your fellow Igbo ancestors abolished it.

like LukasPodolski and T9ksy have already commented, most of you igbos don't mean the Yoruba nation well. and in case you missed their comments that point to this then read them below...

T9ksy:
Are you a mind reader to assert that OBJoke and by extension, yorubas regrets not allowing
biafrans to turn their ancestral land to a battle ground between two former bed-mates.

Had yorubas been silly enough to allow Ojukwu's BLF into yorubaland........the death toll among the yorubas would have been enormous and at the end of it all, we will be under Ojukwu's regime.

Same way the north are now insisting on one fake united Nigeria, same way the ibos will never leave our lands unless we push them out.

LukasPodolski:
Nigeria is currently not in a good state, obviously.

was endSARS also a duel between North and South? I thought the protest was about ending SARS brutality in NIGERIA, the protest which started very well, but later hijacked to destabilize Yorubaland, was the bigger part of the protest not in Yorubaland? listen, most of us has seen through the protest, it's something we would never pray/wish to happen again.
the damages (not property per say) is what I don't know how we would correct at the moment.

can their be a massacre without dead bodies, blood and other physical proofs of casualties?

see, I was a stunt supporter of endSARS but the later development of the protest is what I do not support..

and once again, don't make the ENDsars protest a South vs North thingy, it would further validate what most of us think about the later development.

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meetme01:
My brother, devil is dragging you to an unknown quarters. You have already seen, read and heard from the devil. You still want to go ahead to play with the devil.

My advice, let it go. Nigeria of today, anything can happen. It's always better to stay off any form of stuff that can create problem. Don't be the victim at the latter end. Accept as debt and move on

there is no d:evil anywhere, d:evil doesn't exist...

Nigeria is in its current state due to the "let it go" mentality...

next time, just tell the person to ignore giving the person begging anything... don't involve devil or anything religious or spiritual...

if a person borrows money from a bank and doesn't pay, the person's collateral will be taken from him/her or the person will be arrested. the person begging has already created a problem for the person lending by not paying on time...

if you own a company and people are buying your products/services on credit and when that credit lapses they don't pay, your company will crumble... now change it from a company to life, some people's life have crumbled because the person they borrowed money did not pay back the money.

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