₦airaland Forum

Jimyn:
This is messed up

So you prefer the alternative: War?

Are you Africans not tired of the multiple civil wars on your continent?

stexsy:
This Jammeh of a guy has really disappointed me. Liver failure

When did compromise in the hopes of peace become "liver failure?"

Why do a lot of you Africans see peaceful negotiatiins as a weakness? Have you still not learned from the multiple civil wars that have happened on the continent yet? Na wa for una o.

Rapmaestro:
What else do Gambians want? His head? Many would have died if he had remained stubborn altho he too would have been killed too.... Anyways, trust UN and AU don't really follow agreements, written or not... When it is the rii time, they'll treat his f up

I tire o. Africans and their penchant for recriminations which ever so often leads to violence.

frankloloko:
The rate Yoruba is insulting Igbo on this nairaland have to end today . Afonja should live their life . Tinubu brought us to the mess we're facing today . Yoruba man oh . Obj that endorsed Buhari at last minute with his long mouth . Yoruba man . Now ipob won't have peace again on nairaland . Please from the bottom of my heart Yoruba should leave Igbo alone .

Uhm...you are on the wrong thread.

abouzaid:
Britain got their referendum, Scotland got theirs, southern Cameroon, south Sudan, Malaysia etc, our destiny then would be in our hands, awolowo called Nigeria a marriage of strange bed fellows and a mere geographical expression created by the British for their own diabolical gains, we want out of this forced marriage.

We? Who is the we in this situation? You mean you and your friends?

Muafrika2:
Get back home and build your nation

And what nation is that again?

Neddstark:
If the Negro is really stupid, i will sit well with the truth

So its appropriate to characterize a large sect of people by one word right? Gotcha.

rokiatu:
I never knew marriage was a race. No wonder so many forced marriages and broken homes.

Am not in a race with anyone for anything. What's for me will always be for me when the time is right by the lord.

Abeg tell then jare.

refiner:
Can you give her the go ahead to get married before you?...

Let's be honest pls...

Cc lalasticlala, mynd44...more opinions pls

Can you give her the go ahead? What kind of reasoning is this?

stinechykee:
Who need Nigeria constitution before there will be referendum.Did Sudan have constitution for referendum before the world and UN forced them to conduct referendum on Southern Sudan? So guy wen UN or World remembe Nigeria it will be them like Sudan

You keep talking about Sudan so let me tell you the story about the country. For years, those in the Southern part of the country had been clamoring for separation because of the injustices against them and the domination from the North.

The thinking was that the solution to what was going on in Sudan was for the Southerners to be allowed to leave and form there own new country which they did. It was called South Sudan.

Now fast forward to present day and the newly formed country is in the midst of a brutal civil war. It turns out that they turned on each other along tribal lines and just like when they were still in Sudan they have turned to genocide.

This begs the question, why is it that Africans can't solve there problems amicably without resorting to violence? Why do they let their leaders divide them along ethnic lines? Why are a lot of Africans so ruled by their emotions (especially anger) and so quick to turn on each other over every single slight? Why do the people easily turn to outbursts of anger and violence when things don't go there way? Why do they look at people who are not willing to solve their problems with violence as weak or cowards? Why can't they put the past behind them instead of always bringing it up and using it to fuel more conflict? why do they like making decisions based on emotions instead of logic or reason?

One of the most important lessons I learnt on leadership is that leaders should not make decisions when they are emotional. They should take some time to calm down, cool off and make a decision based in reason and not out of anger. A good leader should be calm and level headed. You would think that some Africans would have learnt this but instead they keep making the same emotionally fueled decisions and following leaders who make decisions our of bitterness and revenge instead of logic and strategy.

Finally, why can't we learn to accept there differences and learn to live side by side with each other? We are in the 21st century for goodness sakes and we are still fighting each other. Are the racists right that the only thing we are good at his violence and disease after all that's what they see when they watch stuff about Africa. It seems that everyone is going forward except for us?

abouzaid:
grant us a referendum and let us work out our destiny.

Let me tell you the story about another African nation and former British colony named Sudan. You see, those in the Southern part of the country had been clamoring for separation for years because of the injustices against them and the domination from the North.

The thinking was that the solution to what was going on in Sudan was for the Southerners to be allowed to leave and form there own new country which they did. It was called South Sudan.

Now fast forward to present day and the newly formed country is in the midst of a brutal civil war. It turns out that they turned on each other along tribal lines and just like when they were still in Sudan they have turned to genocide.

This begs the question, why is it that Africans can't solve there problems amicably without resorting to violence? Why do they let their leaders divide them along ethnic lines? Why are a lot of Africans so ruled by their emotions (especially anger) and are so quick to turn on each other over every single slight? Why do the people easily turn to outbursts of anger and violence when things don't go there way? Why can't they put the past behind them instead of always bringing it up and using it to fuel more conflict? why do they like making decisions based on emotions instead of logic or reason?

And most importantly, why can't they learn to accept there differences and learn to live side by side with each other? We are in the 21st century for goodness sakes and we are still fighting each other? Are the racists right that the only thing we are good at his violence and disease after all that's what they see when they watch stuff about Africa. It seems that everyone is going forward except for us?

discusant:
The constitution of Nigeria you refer to is part of the reasons why secessionist Biafra wants to leave Nigeria.

The constitution was made by northern Nigeria through its soldiers who supervised its drafting.

The constitution was drafted to legitimize the fraudulent 36 states and Abuja political structure created by northern Nigeria through its soldiers.

It legitimizes twenty New states and hundreds of local government councils in once one region north, but a meagre seventeen states and few local government councils in the once two regions south.

Through this political structure, even a goat from the north MUST win a presidential election against any most qualified candidate from the south.
Southern political class therefore remain "siddon de look up to the north" due to the present political structure.

One way or another, Biafra must go from Nigeria.

Let me tell you the story about another African nation and former British colony named Sudan. You see, those in the Southern part of the country had been clamoring for separation for years because of the injustices against them and the domination from the North.

The thinking was that the solution to what was going on in Sudan was for the Southerners to be allowed to leave and form there own new country which they did. It was called South Sudan.

Now fast forward to present day and the newly formed country is in the midst of a brutal civil war. It turns out that they turned on each other along tribal lines and just like when they were still in Sudan they have turned to genocide.

This begs the question, why is it that Africans can't solve there problems amicably without resorting to violence? Why do they let their leaders divide them along ethnic lines? Why are a lot of Africans so ruled by their emotions (especially anger) and are so quick to turn on each other over every single slight? Why do the people easily turn to outbursts of anger and violence when things don't go there way? Why can't they put the past behind them instead of always bringing it up and using it to fuel more conflict? why do they like making decisions based on emotions instead of logic or reason?

And most importantly, why can't they learn to accept there differences and learn to live side by side with each other? We are in the 21st century for goodness sakes and we are still fighting each other? Are the racists right that the only thing we are good at his violence and disease after all that's what they see when they watch stuff about Africa. It seems that everyone is going forward except for us?

Muafrika2:
Liberty should be limited - by reason. Otherwise it can become chaos

So says the guy from the oppressed nation. Please tell me who made you a god to determine what amount of liberty people need?

Neddstark:
Sometimes when bluntly addressing people, it's common to use their physical attributes.
Believe me, I have some people who do this thing for a living. These silly women feel they are actually in love again. And trust our 9ja boys, they give them a very romantic dreamland scenario for them untill they get what they want.

So if a white person called a stupid black African that will sit well with you abi?

stinechykee:
You Afonjas will never seize to stop amusing us Igbos by calling Biafra land landlock.If you Afonjas will tell youraself truth for once Igbo land covers both present 5 State in South and two state in South South call Delta and Rivers and after the war Gowan with the help of coward Awolowo and Housa Muslims Millitray and carved out some state from South East so that they will not have access to ourside world but thank Chukwu Okike Abiama that we Igbos have recovered all our land from Nigeria government started from Rivers,Delta etc

And what makes you think that people in the South-South would want to join Biafra? They own all the oil so they have leverage. So why would they turn that down to go become minorities in another country?

stinechykee:
Who need Nigeria constitution before there will be referendum.Did Sudan have constitution for referendum before the world and UN forced them to conduct referendum on Southern Sudan? So guy wen UN or World remembe Nigeria it will be them like Sudan

Dude, Nigeria and Sudan are two different situations. Sudan was in the middle of a genocide at the time and the U.N helped broker the negotiations.

As far as I am concerned, nothing like that is going on in Nigeria so I doubt if the UN would want to get involved in what's going on in Nigeria

abouzaid:
grant us a referendum and let us work out our destiny.

But the constitution does not state anywhere for a referendum?

Muafrika2:
They should have voted

Trump is good for those people. They were getting out of control with the liberty nonsense

And oppression is good abi? Like in your country where police shoot you just for protesting? Gotcha!

discusant:
It's mainly the UK that stands against Biafra separation from Nigeria.

But fortunately, the UK separated from the European Union through a referendum a short while ago.

No Yoruba and Hausa/Fulani forces can stop Biafra separating from failed Nigeria.

Before long, a referendum on Biafra MUST hold in the east. It's inevitable.

But Biafra would be a land locked nation in Nigeria

OILSOUP:
WEN TRUMP WILL DESCEND UPON BUHARI, IT WILL BE TOO FUNNY I SWEAR.

And you think Trump cares about some poor country in Africa? Hahaha talk about someone having an over inflated sense of self importance haha.

kettle84:
with killing of Biafrans,Nigeria has justified the amnesty report against her.Nigeria is a gross human Rights abuser and killer of unarmed protesters.it has been recognized worldwide.

And some Nigerians would come here and be forming with their useless outrage when the U.S refuses to sell them weapons. Why would I sell weapons to a country that is killing it's own people?

agarawu23:
I am a Nigerian.
I care less about US

And you took the time to read the post and comment on the thread abi?

sweetmusictv:
I'd like to say happy birthday on your birthday so you can be happy on your birthday. Rheno of the TAN. Jonathan my man of the year. Welcome back in advance!

Say me well to Okonjo Iweala my woman of the year!

That meme is awesome.

Neddstark:
No i am no racist. But the white woman is a terrific idìot not to realize she is being used.

First of all, you called her a "stupid old white woman" and you said that's not racist? If that's not racist then what is?

Either way sha, thats not the issue, the issue is how do you know that the woman does not at least suspect what he is up to and just decides to follow through either way because they both have what each other wants. She probably wants companionship and some help while he needs papers.

attackgat:
People like you have been singing the song of "strenght in our diversity" for 102 years since Lord Lugard came to Africa to illegally declare us all Nigerians. So far, your "stenght in diversity" has led to waves of genocide starting in 1945, 1953, 1966 and culminated in a civil war that claimed 3 million lives. You are still singing the same song as your economy goes down the drain, tribalism and nepotism is on the rise, daily massacres by herdsmem and Boko Haram.

Nna, even a fool will at sometime start asking when the foolishness will stop. It doesn't take 102 years for anyone to know what works and what doesn't.

Let me tell you the story about another African nation and former British colony named Sudan. You see, those in the Southern part of the country had been clamoring for separation for years because of the injustices against them and the domination from the North.

The thinking was that the solution to what was going on in Sudan was for the Southerners to be allowed to leave and form there own new country which they did. It was called South Sudan.

Now fast forward to present day and the newly formed country is in the midst of a brutal civil war. It turns out that they turned on each other along tribal lines and just like when they were still in Sudan they have turned to genocide.

This begs the question, why is it that Africans can't solve there problems amicably without resorting to violence? Why do they let their leaders divide them along ethnic lines? Why are a lot of Africans so ruled by their emotions (especially anger) and are so quick to turn on each other over every single slight? Why do the people easily turn to outbursts of anger and violence when things don't go there way? Why can't they put the past behind them instead of always bringing it up and using it to fuel more conflict? why do they like making decisions based on emotions instead of logic or reason?

And most importantly, why can't they learn to accept there differences and learn to live side by side with each other? We are in the 21st century for goodness sakes and we are still fighting each other? Are the racists right that the only thing we are good at his violence and disease after all that's what they see when they watch stuff about Africa. It seems that everyone is going forward except for us?

Rubbish. Diversity my foot..

What is this one saying self?

Neddstark:
Stupid old white women.

Racist much?

[quote author=mummyson26 post=53016447][/quote]That by far was the most cringe worthy thing i have ever seen on the internet.

David0:
Your experience is normal due to the fact u were not properly trained for the job. A cash teller must b very calm n focused no matter wat. But no matter how smart, focused, calm, or whatever, u still face the issue of overage and shortage at some point.

U r even lucky u hv good colleagues around u, some r not dat fortunate. U c where customers r putting u under pressure, ur head teller or hop who's supposed to ease dat pressure, will add more either by undermining ur effort in front of customers, or telling u to attend to their personal person who is actually last on d queue... Lol.

Just thank God for the experience, its worth it.

Do you know how unruly Naija people can be at times. Just go to the airport and see how they throw tantrums like children when things don't go their way.

Blue3k:
Facts my mom confirmed this when she was in legal field in Nigeria. People come out of wood work.

I do woder though since your ok with these same type of people electing judges, police chiefs and other sorts of officals. Do you think they could be trusted in that area?

Elections are different as far as i am concerned. You can't bribe everyone. The elections i am calling for are non-partisan elections. In other words, none of the candidates should be affiliated with a party. They should all be running independently.

bigtiny10:
Na lie. There was no hacking. It's the same way Kim Kardashian called Nigerian ladies monkeys and blamed it on hackers. Same way a Belgian newspaper photoshopped Obama and Michelle to look like apes and called it satire. I'm not a Trump fan, but BBC are a renowned media outlet and shouldn't get involved in partisan politics.

It was actually confirmed that the person who tweeted was not Kim K.

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