₦airaland Forum

obiekunie01:
him 'husband' go beat shege-promax commot for his yansh this night!

Nonesence boy wey go marry him grandmother!

He didn't marry a grandmother, He married an ancestor.

She deserves everything good.
She was heaven. Such a jolly 😊 ☺️ 🙂 soul.
I love her till this day,like a big brother.
I want the best for her.

Hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm,that's bad.

At least she studied criminology and has background knowledge on crimes and related subject.
What's mattawalle's background in regards to the Ministry of Defence?

It's obvious that we have a lot of saboteur in the leadership structure of this country.

What he needs is mental asylum not politics.
When an old man develops a senility is normal but when he chooses to display selective amnesia, then it's worrying.
Buba needs a psychiatric evaluation.
He's no better than the Tinubu that he chooses to vilify.

Richtaiwo:
When reports of a so-called “Christian genocide” began circulating on social media, I was taken aback and immediately started checking various news outlets, including past reports. I initially thought a major incident had occurred that I might have missed. I was genuinely perplexed, especially upon seeing similar reports being shared by foreign sources.

It was only later that I realized the claims referred to the same ongoing attacks by terrorists, bandits, and insurgents, which, in fact, have claimed more Muslim than Christian lives. One then wonders: what exactly motivates these mischief-makers who, with their jaundiced minds, concoct and spread such unfounded and dangerously inflammatory rumours?

And to make nonsense of these reckless fabrications, one must also question how rotten the brains of such mischief-makers have become, especially given the sheer illogic of alleging a “Christian genocide” in a country whose security chiefs are predominantly Christians

The questions I want you to answer is;
1. In middle belt, who's killing the Christians?
2. Why have the killings not stopped since 2001 till date.
3. Convenience me with one reason why the Christian genocide is not real despite a repeated patterns of well coordinated killings, land grabbing,displacement and gross silence from the elites, religious leaders and political leadership?

This is a fanatic statement.
What's democracy?
Has democracy served the interest of the north?
The north is only angry because they couldn't manipulate the president and have their way to continue with their ungodly agenda against the Nigerian state.
Tinubu is not a good president but the north has nothing to offer Nigeria except terrorism, high poverty index, high infant and maternal mortality rate, high illiteracy rate,highest number of out of school children, high terrorist and slippers 🏕 camps,highest unemployment rate and unemployable workforce, high rates of kidnappings and killings for ransom,unconcerned sit tight and shallow leaders,poor access to health, education, safe water, electricity and other basic amenities.
The best brain from the north in terms of leadership was Musa Yar'adua but unfortunately, we lost and missed him as a nation.
To start with, I'm a northerner and a concern one at that.
I want the best for my nation and my region.

The north is going ADC,JUST AS with ANPP IN 2003 & 2007.
What they need is a strong alliance with the southeast with a viable candidate like Peter obi or Ameachi.
The reason why Buhari failed in 2003,2007 and 2007 was because of lack of a viable vice presidential candidate, from late prof onu obonnaya and pastor Tunde bakare.

nairalanda1:
The problem with such attacks is that there are also innocent people on the site.

That's why one doesn't like gurriella warfare...at the end a lot of innocent people will die. And the sad part is that the sly old jihadis know this, and will plant their guys in civillan areas, knowing that civillan deaths is useful propagands.

Anybody on illegitimate business is a criminal
They literally paid for their disobedience and aiding of terrorism.
That market was closed by the government, what are "innocent people " doing there?

helinues:
Even the people that are concerned are justifying the bombing of Jiji market.

The opposition should stop being insensitive about serious issues like this

Are you a terrorist or a terrorist sympathiser?
You can't know more than those at the forefront.
I was screaming that this is the best antidote for terrorist,their sympathisers and aiders.
That market was closed by the borno state government and Nigerian Army.
What are the "innocent people ",doing there, if not illegality!

This exactly what I posted on my previous posts on the issue of jilli bombing 💣 not knowing that Burutai will say the same.
Obviously, jilli is a terrorist market and hotbed, that market was closed multiple times by the government and Nigerian Army but the terrorist in collaboration with their aiders continue to operate the weekly market.
I know jilli well,and I'm surprised that the market is still operational.
I can tell you, categorically that more than half of those killed in that strikes are terrorist.
The most surprising thing is the response of arewa consultative for which was annoying and vexatious due to the fact that,it's siding with the terrorists and their collaborators.

Obviously, jilli is a terrorist market and hotbed, that market was closed multiple times by the government and Nigerian Army but the terrorist in collaboration with their aiders continue to operate the weekly market.
I know jilli well,and I'm surprised that the market is still operational.
I can tell you, categorically that more than half of those killed in that strikes are terrorist.
The most surprising thing is the response of arewa consultative for which was annoying and vexatious due to the fact that,it's siding with the terrorists and their collaborators.

This is commendable and laudable, if actualise and perfected.

Hmm what a bad situation to debunked the existence of the obvious reality?

Rather, you went into hiding after your inglorious, shameful and self exposè of an interview you had with mahdi Hassan.

commoditiesnig:
Oga calm down and read well.

INEC isn’t again the exercise but they say TIMING is the constraint bearing in mind only months to general election

Do you know how long and time consuming it takes to do voter revalidation?

Let’s Stop Criticising for the sake of criticising

They have 4 years to prepare for the elections and waited until it's few months to the elections and then they remember that they are supposed to update the voter register?
There's no excuse for this failure.
It's deliberate.
4 years and billions budgeted for the exercise and you are defending this gross malpractices and failure?
Please, be serious on issues that affects national security and trust.

Trump was no joking when he said that he's going bombed them back to stone age.

This is unacceptable, considering the fact that millions in the register are either dead or have left the country.
This is criminal of them.
The register must be updated.
Say no to rigging.
If INEC can't update the voter register, then political parties should not do so 🙄 🤔.
What a shameless, pocketed manipulative,dependent-independent agency.
They have 4 years to prepare for this election and waited until it's few months to the elections and then they remember that the voter register is supposed to be revalidated?
After billions of naira approved or allocated for the process!
What happened to the monies allocated for the process?
It's high time we begin to ask sensible and truthful questions because the issue involves national security and trust.

Wow. This never gets old.
Such is life.

Akpakomiza2:
I thought we agreed that tinubu will win 2027. Even your plateau won't vote Atiku

Winning plateau state is not casted in stone, considering the worsening security situation across the state.
People are upset and feel abandoned.
Tinubu has failed but the current opposition is not a solution to Nigerian problems.
Most of the people seeking for elections in other parties are failed former office holders.
We are opposing the Tinubu government because things are getting worse for the masses.
We will continue to opposed the anti people policies,destructive and anti people democracy being instilled by Tinubu and his minions all in cohorts/concorde to destroy Nigeria and it's people.

Polaris bank is not going to die.
Trust me on that.

APC would end in 2027 but the damage caused will be long to recover from it.

Why are they threatened?
The vice president on condolences and insecurity affairs?

It's within his right and privilege to express himself.
APC and the current government hate criticism.

Neoteny:
Maybe if the berom people leave people alone the madness will stop.

They want to own the state and dominate everyone, especially since the governor ditched their god father.

While everyone else is busy with bandits and kidnappers, these rabble-rousers have been fomenting trouble since 2001.

Can you explain in a clearer terms 🤔?

Safyqueen:
You think all these things are still handwork of Fulani herdsmen? Please wake up. Maybe people like you are 'Christian genocide' crusaders.
Do you know that in plateau state, right from the governor, deputy governor, speaker, the commissioners, SAs, LG Chairmen , all are Christians? But about 4 LGA are Muslim dominated? Which state power does the Muslims have there to commit these kind of degree of crime?
Crime has no religion. Leave Islam alone.

Plateau issue is about mineral resources. Lithium, cobalt, tin and so on.

Plateau, Benue and Kaduna states are sitting on these minerals. Tesla company in US, China, France needed all these. Connect the remaining dots please.

The must senseless and useless comment I have read on this forum today.
Mining have been ongoing on plateau state for nearly 100 years,even before wide scale industrial Mining by the colonial masters.
There was no killing of the natives,until 2005 when this nonsense killing started by the Islamist.
Muslims doesn't have control of 4 LGC on the plateau. That's a big fat lie. Apart from wase and kanam LGC(which is not by an overwhelming majority),there's no LGC that Muslims are the majority. Even the jos north is still dominated by the Christians, from landmass to population.
In kanam LGC,the Muslims there are indigenous Muslims,prominent are Yusuf gagdi,who is the reps member representing pankshin, kanam and kanke LGC,with Christians having 3 times the Muslim population in that zone but they choose to election a Muslim as a house of reps member.
Mangu LGC has 95% Christians but elected a Muslim as a house of assembly member and had Muslim as a chairman.
In jos north-Bassa house of reps constituency, from 2015-2023,from the late mai tala to Dan london(which are all Muslims, no Christians never won any election except for musa agha,which was upturned by the court of appeal),knowing fully well that the Christians have an overwhelming majority in the LGCs combined 🙄.
Wase LGC alone was allowed to create a house of representatives, which is an anomaly, knowing that there are other LGC within the same zone like langtang north, langtang south, mikang, shendam, and quanpan LGC, which are within the same zone. Why did that happened? Because they want a dominant Muslim population and political agenda on the plateau.
We know that there's an agenda against plateau state. We the elders know but we are quite because of political correctness.
Politics is all about population and interest, if not,babayao yusuf gagdi can't be a reps member (for two term),because Christians have the highest population in his constituency.
Nothing stops the Muslims in plateau state from contesting for the governorship of plateau state, let them test the waters too,if it's easier,since you feel they have the population to challenged for the highest seat in the state.
This your post will be taken to the elders meeting, you will see the results of your ignorance.
Appointments are based on capacity and availability of slot. Muslims are appointed into various positions on the plateau from PAs,SAs,board Chairmen, etc.
Stop misleading the people, unless you're trying to reveal your hidden agenda.

Titusele87:
Rights Lawyer Blasts Mutfwang’s APC Speech to Constituents


Human rights lawyer Ifeanyi Ejiofor has condemned Caleb Mutfwang of Plateau State for addressing grieving constituents from within the confines of an Armoured Personnel Carrier (APC).
In a statement titled “WEDNESDAY MUSINGS: BLOOD ON THE PLATEAU — GOVERNANCE FROM WITHIN ARMOURED SHELLS, WHILE CITIZENS BLEED IN THE OPEN,” issued on Wednesday, Ejiofor questioned whether the governor’s decision was driven by credible security intelligence or by an excessive display of caution.
Ejiofor, who holds the traditional title of Dunu-Ezeugosinachi, described the governor’s action as deeply troubling, characterizing it as both poor optics and a damning reflection of leadership in a time of crisis.
He argued that such a posture raises serious concerns about the relationship between the government and the people he serves.
The human rights lawyer further queried the implications of a situation in which a state’s Chief Security Officer cannot stand unshielded among his own citizens.
According to him, if the governor is unable to address his people without the protection of an armoured vehicle, it raises a more disturbing question: what then becomes of the ordinary farmer, the defenceless child, or the market woman who must navigate daily life without any such protection?


Read the full statement below:

The recurring tragedy in Plateau State has, once again, etched another grim chapter into our national conscience. On Sunday night, barely three nights ago, jihadist extremist launched a coordinated and deadly attack on the agrarian communities within Bokkos Local Government Area, with particular devastation reported in villages such as Hurti and its surrounding settlements. Dozens of innocent residents were brutally killed; early reports place the casualty figure at over 40 persons, with many others injured, displaced, or still unaccounted for.

This was not an isolated eruption of violence; rather, it forms part of a sustained pattern of bloodletting that has plagued Plateau for decades, an ugly intersection of ethno-religious tensions, land disputes, and the persistent infiltration of armed militias and bandits, often described, not without controversy, as Fulani extremist elements pursuing expansionist objectives.

Yet, beyond the horror of the killings lies an even more disturbing symbol of state failure: the image, both literal and metaphorical-of a Governor addressing his grieving constituents from within the perceived safety of an Armoured Personnel Carrier (APC). Whether compelled by genuine security intelligence or by an excess of caution, the optics are damning. It is governance at a distance, leadership insulated, quite physically, from the very people it swore to protect.

One is left to ponder: if the Chief Security Officer of a state cannot stand unshielded among his own people, what then becomes of the ordinary farmer, the defenceless child, or the market woman?

There is a bitter irony in the timing. This latest carnage comes in the wake of high-profile political gatherings-most notably the just-concluded APC National Convention held in Abuja; where loyalty to power blocs is loudly reaffirmed, whilst loyalty to the sanctity of human life is quietly abandoned. The drums of electioneering beat ever louder and, predictably, the cries from the hinterlands fade into the background noise of political ambition.

Indeed, as Nigeria inches closer to another electoral cycle, governance appears to be slipping into autopilot. Security briefings give way to strategy meetings; intelligence coordination is overshadowed by campaign logistics; and the protection of lives is relegated to a mere footnote beneath the pursuit of political dominance.

And so, the terrorists adapt.
They understand our rhythms now. They know when attention is divided, when leadership is distracted, and when the machinery of state is retooled, not for protection, but for persuasion. Within that window of neglect, they strike with precision and impunity.

What we are witnessing is not merely a failure of security; it is a failure of priority.

A nation in which its leaders feel safer behind armoured steel than among their own citizens is a nation in urgent need of introspection. For governance is not measured by the eloquence of speeches delivered under protection, but by the courage to ensure that such protection is unnecessary in the first place.

If the value of human life continues to depreciate against the rising currency of political ambition, then we must confront an uncomfortable truth: we are not merely losing territory; we are losing our humanity. Until leadership rediscovers its first duty, the protection of life, every campaign promise will ring hollow over the graves of the forgotten.

As we step into this new month, may divine grace guide us, protect the vulnerable, and awaken the conscience of those entrusted with power. May doors long shut be opened, and may peace, long absent, find its way back to our land.
Amen.
Happy New Month to you all.

All you wrote is rubbish.
He's a potential target for elimination, so he has to safeguard himself.
The governor didn't addressed the people in an Armoured Personnel Carrier, as depicted in the picture. He old told the crowd to be calm and orderly before he can go and addressed them.
His actions were that of a leader who cares for his people.

We're watching as iran is doomed.
Much of a shame 🫠 😔.

Everywhere is call now.
Indefinite dusk till dawn curfew declared by the government.
I with my boys just drive through terminus-gada biu-dong -old airport and back to my base in rayfield.
Life is bubbling 🍾 ✨️ at satellite Market in Rukuba Road. No sign of disorder there.
Very peaceful and orderly.