₦airaland Forum

Benita27:
Op, I doubt the authenticity of this story. Some people make up all sort for attention or to paint something bad. The so called Mile one market is dominated by Igbos but it's not Igbos that buy their goods, and people don't get harrassed for the reason he gave.

He should say something else.

And you know all this How? How do you know it could possibly not have happened.

Shortyy:
The Haters will soon arrive

You do know that if this where a developed country that this man Wil probably have been serving a 25 year sentence right?

marafaMadegee:
That day would never be forgoten in the history of our lives, there were officers who were wrongly framed for retirement, OBJ had caused a great pain and havoc to my family, he destroyed father's career and he had never remain the same.He targeted the intelligent ones, mostly the officers with award in war tactics and precise from staff college jaji. I could remember a photo of dad exchanging a handshake while receiving an award from Obj in the year 2000 at staff college jaji. No one could ever tell he was gonna come for them later on.
He never thought of there families or legacies they created in the army, he swooped them off and went on to move a motion for his third term agenda, he was scared this 93 officers might stop him. He got it wrong, God will judge obj for such a heartless decision.

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allrightsir:
Stop glorifying OBJ, the only person in the country more devilish than him is IBB


he is a self seeking man always trying to rewrite history after the fact in his favour


he has had a hand in most of the coups of this country and he is a major part of the military decisions over the years that have resulted in us being a failed state..


Only a useless country continues to give people like him a voice and name institutions after them

Not only obj o. They even celebrate guys like Jonathan and his cronies.

marafaMadegee:
That day would never be forgoten in the history of our lives, there were officers who were wrongly framed for retirement, OBJ had caused a great pain and havoc to my family, he destroyed father's career and he had never remain the same.He targeted the intelligent ones, mostly the officers with award in war tactics and precise from staff college jaji. I could remember a photo of dad exchanging a handshake while receiving an award from Obj in the year 2000 at staff college jaji. No one could ever tell he was gonna come for them later on.
He never thought of there families or legacies they created in the army, he swooped them off and went on to move a motion for his third term agenda, he was scared this 93 officers might stop him. He got it wrong, God will judge obj for such a heartless decision.

Wow!!! Sorry about that man. I knew there was much to this story. How many of you guys (millitary families) are on here. You guys need to create a counter thread.

realborn:
Lol@ your opening remark.

Please read my posts again. Why should Obj bask in the pains of others? It is on the heels of the criteria he chose to compulsorily retire these officers that elicited my reactions. He has no moral justification to publicly boast about terminating the career of others on the premise of suspicion because he is guilty of being a beneficiary of a. coup himself, and purportedly plotting a coup under Abacha, hence the "if Abacha had killed him" line, being the seemingly just treatment to coup plotters. I do not question the motive behind the action. I question his unrepentant demeanor.

It would have been more honorable if he used the opportunity to duly identify with the officers. Abruptly ending the career of an officer who has meritoriously served for 30 years within 6 hours can be psychologically damaging, boasting about it almost 2 decades after is humiliating.

Finally, true soldiers keep the affairs of the military covert. Obj is the only good politician in his own books. I will take him serious the day he shares his shortcomings and not that of others.

My 2 cents though...

Bros God bless you jare. Imagine kicking people out of there houses and boasting about it.

NwaliE01:
That was how my father was given 6 hours to retire from military on September16th, 1999.
OBJ, thank you well well

Are you for realz?

realborn:
Summary:
The criteria for his action to retire affected officers-
1. If ever involved in a coup
2. If ever benefited from a coup.
3. If ever given political appointment where free food and perquisites were enjoyed.

Obj should have retired himself too. He was the beneficiary of the Dimka 1976 coup.

Obj is very narcissistic and self serving.

The tactics may have worked but it is inappropriate to indirectly vilify these affected officers who bore no guilt at the time they were unceremoniously retired!

As in?? How can you just throw out people who gave so much to their country and cast them.to the streets just like that?

Chisom460:
Nawa ooo see people here hailing him...
for stopping a problem that was never there...

This right there.

realborn:
My last paragraph addresses your query.

If Abacha had killed him on the premise of a purported coup (whether true or untrue), he would have never been Nigeria's President at the advent of the 4th Republic. The motive he shared and Abacha's action would have been the same - Security Purposes.

It is wrong for Obj to self-service and revel on a decision that affected almost a 100 families having devoted several years to active Service. They bore absolutely no guilt as no evidence of wrongdoing exists. His inglorious account will only cause further unrest within the rank and file of the Military, and animosity towards the Civilian Government.

A wise decision worthy of emulation will be to cite the pertinence to retire these officers for security reasons but with adequate compensation for the remainder of their outstanding Service years. This motivates over the tale of having them turn-coat within 6 hours.

My views though!

Gbanm!! How could you just unceremoniously fire all this people who have given most of their lives to.the country. How classless.

ajepako:
That's my presido.....

Even me sef dey hail oGA GEJ for house

UP GEJ!!!!!

Wow!!! I will admit it. You Nigerians sure have some very low standards.

emmyquan:
d last picture looks like dis tho

LOL


but on a more serious note ..this white r too damn racist ..bcoz he is black??

could u believe ..a kid from texas Dallas was asked wat he knows about Africa ...n he said africans use LEAVES as clothing canu imagine


d simple question is ..wat is d difference between WHITE.BLACK.BROWN .CHRISTIAN N MUSLIMS?? ...after all we all have d same skeletal structure ...why been racist

Your fellow Nigerians do it also. They call there fellow black man "blacky", "duduyemi" and other names and let's not even talk about the daily dose of tribalism.

oluwayimika123:
Some people will come here to shout #say no to Raciscm wen dey can't even marry som1 from anoda tribe in dis same country wherein we are of dsame color

Hypocrisy of the highest order.

N.B ain't trying to justify the shop keeper's action Buh many of us are guilty of such so b4 u condemn d shop keeper's action u need to ask ursef will I allow my child marry 4rm anoda tribe in dis country- If NO den just SHUT ur mouth-

#Say No To RACISM IN ANY FORM

As in eh?? Some time ago I was trying to get a friend to introduce me to someone and the girl said she no dey interested in Yoruba. The thing whither me sef.

greatgod2012:
Has it reached this level


Na wa o!


And this same set of ladies will be shouting gender equality upandan!


Gender equality indeed!

My sister I tire o

deturla:
It is the dream of many Nigerian ladies to find a rich husband before the age of 30. Although not many will openly admit this, because they will hide behind the guise of being independent and not ready to settle down. But as soon as they meet a rich guy, they are ready to throw caution to the wind and find ways to make him propose to them. Some of them even subscribe to blogs that provide information on how to attract and keep a man. Well, if you belong to this category of ladies, and have been finding it difficult to find a rich husband, then maybe you have been searching the wrong places. Below is a list of places where you can find a rich husband in Lagos:

1 Protea Hotel Ikeja

Protea Hotel Ikeja is a place where modern styles meet the needs of comfort. There is no way you visit this hotel and stay at the lobby without running into some rich guy. Everything about this hotel speaks sophistication and class and it no doubt attracts people who enjoy the luxurious lifestyle that comes with a grand place. As such, if you are having difficulty meeting a rich husband, be sure to visit this luxury hotel in Lagos.


2 Murtala Mohammed Airport

Murtala Mohammed Airport (both local and international) is another place where you can meet a rich husband in Lagos. The rich man you desire to have as a husband most likely runs a business that may require him to travel from one place to the other within the country and outside the country. As such, if you take regular visits to the airport, you will no doubt run into someone who fits into exactly what you want in a man. So, if I were you, I will look for a reason to visit the airport regularly whether I have something to do there or not (winks*).

3 Piccolo Mondo Restaurant

Piccolo Mondo Restaurant is an exquisite restaurant in Lagos that attracts a high caliber of guests day in day out. Finding a table in this restaurant can be quite difficult if you are low on cash, but well you will do yourself so much good if you find a way to get yourself a table in this restaurant. After you have gotten a table for yourself, be sure to smile often as this brightens your face and make you appear approachable to your potential suitors. The mere fact that you are spotted in a place like this will make the men interested in you.

4 Oriental Lagos Hotel

The Oriental Lagos Hotel is another great place to find a rich husband in Lagos. Even though the hotel has been in existence for sometime now, the class of people it attracts has not changed over the years. In fact, the reception area is always full of people from all walks of life. But be careful not to end up with a married man because many of these Lagos married men always appear single. Remember hell hath no fury like a scorned woman. You don’t want the wives of these rich Lagos men coming after you with all they’ve got. Even if you live to tell the tale, I am sure the encounter will not be a pleasant one.

5 COZA Lagos

It is a known fact that people no longer go to churches because they want to fellowship with God, there are many other reasons why people go to churches these days. Depending on the size and location of the church, you are bound to meet someone that suits your criteria. Common Wealth of Zion Assembly (COZA) is one of such churches where you can find a rich husband. Many rich young men find their way to COZA to worship every Sunday. So what are you waiting for? Get your decent church clothes, moderate heels and be ready to “lift up your holy hands” in COZA next Sunday. You might never know who is watching you.

Feel free to add yours!

http://deedeesblog.com/5-places-to-find-rich-husbands-in-lagos/

Written by Sandra Enaholo Dare

Wow!! So is this what we are doing now? Advertising business for our girls?

MarieSucre:
The ratio is actually 2:1, you can check the statistics, if you think I am lying. The problem is actually men of marriageable quality aka Husband material as few.
Take you for example; zero husband material.

Yay!!!!

Niiìice!! He looks good in it.

headhunter1:
when i saw that thread she blasted Reno on what his useless dickkk dead sugar daddy Buhari cannot boast of
i only laughed because the Reno i know will serve it back as e dey hot

this fatality brutality and quad combo combined together

even omenka and ngeneukwenu will shout blood of pope sixtus on sighting this demolition

But this are adults. Look how childish they are behaving in front of the whole world?

nerodenero:
Lauretta 1-1 Reno.

Please we need more sucker punches from these overgrown babies. Reno no fall hand o.

But this people are old enough to be grandparents and they are acting like they are still in university?

greatiyk4u:
This simply shows that it is no longer the days of looting and jollying but time to work




Shame on RENO

Pastor without moral standards

He is a Pastor?

PMBNG:


Reno i love the spirit

Really?? Is this how an adult should be behaving? What is he? A teenager?

twinklemaia:
Reno is CLASSLESS........

This is no longer about politics; we have so many infants around. Must he respond? And be that petty

As in eh?? How did this people even get hired by the Presidency in the first place?

daddyiel:
Reno Omokri Replies Lauretta Onochie For Mocking Him. See earlier thread https://www.nairaland.com/3982315/lauretta-onochie-mocks-reno-omokri

The fight has just began as Reno replies Lauretta Onochie



https://mobile.twitter.com/renoomokri/status/896066944574607361

So childish and petty. How were this people even hired by the Presidency in the first place?

Amarabae:
When God wants to punish a people, he gives them Bad leader.

Like Trump?

Jarizod:
Beautiful bride..fine man

But that man BLACK sha!

And what exactly is wrong with being BLACK again?

FlirtyKaren:



http://www.lailasblog.com/2016/07/how-romantic-is-this-nigerian-pre.html

And what exactly is funny about this again? His complexion?

LuveU2:
Why are black people like this? Why must we gleefully bring ourselves down all the time? Why are we so insensitive?

Please what is wrong with looking very dark everyone? Are we not all in Africa? Is the sun not suppose to naturally tan us? what is wrong with us?

One minute we are cussing people for looking very dark, the next minute we are cussing others for bleaching. Where do we stand?

You want to know why i am wailing look at this thread

https://www.nairaland.com/3215617/how-romantic-nigerian-pre-wedding-photo

The self-hatred is real. Black people who are just few shades away from the man below using insultive words to shame him...and at the end, themselves.

Were our foreparents not dark/very dark? Are we born white or red? No we are all black with different shades of skin.

Shaming someone for being very dark by calling them black or kiwi or ugly is shaming yourselves and your race because like it or not you are black too. Whether you are chocolate, caramel, yellow or high yellow or red bone, you are black.

If black stands for ugliness, you are ugly then. And our slave masters were right when they called us black monkeys.

My sister we need a conscious movement to change people's minds in this continent.

Baby Driver awesome movie. Saw it earlier today.

1Sharon:
Bwahhahha

The british are really not blessed at all

EVERYTHING about the british is just bland


The food for example: No seasoning, no pepper, it's like the British lack taste buds.

We thank god for immigration from ppl like indians, italians who are opening restaurants and showing them the light

At least they have good governance, good education and are quite good at sports.

1Sharon:
Born here ma nigga.

British women are the fattest in Europe, they need to take a cue from French women, they are slimmer, eat healthier and classier.

Chei!!! British people have suffered. They are known for bad weather, bad food, bad teeth and who knows what else.

helinues:
What is your take about the call for the adoption of independent candidacy? Do you agree or disagree

An Independent or non-partisan politician is an Individual politician not affiliated to any political party and stand as an independent candidate in an election, which is alien to Nigeria’s electoral practice.

Abeg o, they should adopt it asap. The earlier the better. Hopefully Nigerians aren't forced to chose between two horrendous parties anymore.

YourWife:
Guardians of the galaxy

I know. That's why I sent the shout out.