₦airaland Forum

jude d writer: u r 100% correct. Marriagi is nt everytin. Many r married today n live in reget. A good relationship wit God is more beneficial dan any marriage.

victorious1986: Does this sound like a joke? (Gen 2). God saw that a mans first need was a woman. the womans first and most important need is the man!

NL member: @ All the unmarried women reading this thread.

For your own good you'd better stop thinking marriage is a do or die affair.
Get your priorities straight and do something to leave your footprints in the sands of time, be a notable person like genevieve or chimamanda. These women achieved greatness without marriage.
You can do the same.
One love

NL member: @ All the unmarried women reading this thread.

For your own good you'd better stop thinking marriage is a do or die affair.
Get your priorities straight and do something to leave your footprints in the sands of time, be a notable person like genevieve or chimamanda. These women achieved greatness without marriage.
You can do the same.
One love

obailala: Nigeria's problem is more complex than a simple SNC... Any attempt at a national conference will certainly end up in a brawl and the delegates will simply scoop enough allowances b4 going back to continue their usual lives.

Orikinla: Yes. The topic should be the "Awkward Truth About Nigerian Wives".

DeLaRue: “The Acting High Commissioner wrote
the immigration requesting to meet
with him on the issue Monday but all
to no avail, we haven’t got from them
officially. We learnt, though
unofficially, that the authorities made
a similar arrest of China citizens last
week but we don’t have details. We
won’t relent in defending the interest
our people here. We have to continue
with the struggle”.
“We counted 27 Nigerians in detention
that Saturday and most of them are
from Imo and Edo, Delta and Rivers
States, nobody from South West and
Northern states”, he added.



ASSUMING THIS REPORT IS CREDIBLE, then ...not much surprise there.

Why is it whenever the locals are fed up with Nigerians and ask them to leave, they always go on about being disturbed from running their 'business.'

Everything boils down to 'business' 'business' 'business.' Claiming a right to being left alone to do business in another man's land without reciprocating by abiding by their laws, and most importantly hating on your hosts is never going to get you anywhere.

First China;
Then South Africa;
And Kenya;
Then Lagos;
Now, Botswana.

Seriously, you guys have to check yourself, and see what you are doing wrong. You will find Japanese doing business in most countries, but you never hear them making trouble or claiming a God-given right to 'do business' on their own terms.

billante: Joe Igbokwe you are very stupid for written this loads of garbage!
whatever power Patience Jonathan is displaying now no former first lady has not done same,

Jonathan and his wife are the most tolerant president and first lady nigeria has ever had.....if half of insults, accusation,lies that has been bombarded on the first family is heaped on tinubu and remi his wife if they were the president and first lady of this country,believe me most of folks will either be rotting in jail or messed up including you joe igbokwe.

Any good unbiased nigerian will agree Jonathan and his wife are the most tolerant and coolest first family nigeria has ever had.

Nobody could have insult obanasanjo and stella or abacha and his wife on a regular basis the way they have belittled Jonathan and his wife.

Gasout: Nigerians should be sensitive abt the issue of BOKOHARAM. Looking at dis issue meticulously n critically, let us ask ourself dis questions; do u think moslems will kill thier fellow moslems?, do u think northerners will kill themselves?, n do u also think a Nigeria can commit sucide bombing?e.t.c D people call BOKOHARAM are nt Nigerians. 'FG' pls check our neighboring countries who want to basterdise d glory n peace of Nigerian. I rest my case...

Acidosis: Have you ever been to Kano?

Are you aware Kano is the second largest state in terms of commercial activity within Nigeria and the second most populous state in the country ? (check wiki)

Do you know Kano & Lagos are competing in terms of population?

Are you aware people troop in to that city like pure water for trade, business and investment?

Are you aware we have a standard football pitch in Kano state where footballers all over the world troop in until recently (crisis and all) ?

Are you aware Kano state governor is sending his people in hundreds on a daily basis for scholarships right from that Kano airport to any country you can think of in the world?

Do you know foreign investments and investors are all over the city?

Hope you know people who troop in to Kano just to order cars are more than those going to Lagos and Cotonou put together? Everything in Kano is relatively cheap!

Hope you know Kano state is the "Centre of Commerce"

Are you aware there are over 70 Hotels in the city- Kano? (not state).

I don tire for my west, south people o...

My dear, don't limit yourself to nairaland cos if you do, you'll not know anything aside Fashola, and maybe Amaechi and ACN..

Even if you can't travel to places, spread your horizon!!

nifemi25: Atleast this will keep those corper guys eye away from my wife.

moscobabs: Saudi Arabia is the most peaceful in the World....hunnnmmmn Xtianity is not there!!!

Abagworo: The write up makes me like him more. All those that looted and are still looting Nigeria dry should return the loots or be executed for good. Nigeria needs iron hand.

Desola: Have a miserable day!

Awon oloriburuku!

GenBuhari: @whitehawk

Do not believe everything you read.

In Nigeria only video or audio evidence could be relied on 100%

GenBuhari: I have seen many video interviews of Buhari but never seen him defend BH, only stories written by corrupt cheque book journalists falsely attribute such sayings to him


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3vwREL7ibH0

GenBuhari: I have said it before and I would say it again.

Where is video evidence? Buhari said that calmpdown is too harsh?

We know Nigerian journalist would write whatever they are paid to write by corrupt politicians.

We know 40 laptops are at work these days.




Buhari paying respect to traditional leaders:


A man is capable of change and Buhari has changed; he has gone back to his vomit.


Do Buhari's critics know better than Ojukwu?

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[size=20pt]Buhari crushed religious sects like BH when he ruled Nigeria[/size]

[size=18pt]2nd March 1984 – ITN NEWS
GENERAL BUHARI VISITS YOLA AFTER QUENCHING RELIGIOUS RIOTING THAT LEFT DOZENS DEAD.[/size]
Nigeria's military ruler, Major-General Mohamed Buhari, visited the northeastern Nigerian city of Yola - in Gongola state - February 29 to assess the extent of damage caused by violent communal rioting two days earlier.

The known death toll from the religious disturbances is nearly 140, with at least another 60 persons injured, some critically. Gongola's acting state governor, Colonel Cyril Iweze, blamed the turmoil on fanatical followers of Moslem fundamentalist Muhammadu Marwa Maitatsine's religious sect. Marwa himself was killed in vicious rioting three years ago, when an estimated 4,000 people died.

In disturbances on February 27, the army was eventually called in to quell resistance from thousands of religious fanatics, at least 715 of whom were arrested by security forces.

General Buhari visited the Yola Specialist Hospital during his one-day tour of the gutted city, and also met with the Lamido of Adamawa, Alhaji Mustapha Aliyu, to discuss the situation.









[size=18pt]29th April 1985 - The NY Times
General Buhari Imposes Curfew To End Religious Riots[/size]

. .BAUCHI, Nigeria, April 28— A dusk-to-dawn curfew has been imposed on the northern Nigerian town of Gombe, where more than 100 people have died in religious riots, an official statement said today.

Officials said the deaths occurred in two days of fighting between the police and members of the banned fundamentalist Maitatsine Islamic sect.

The Bauchi state government said that anyone violating the curfew ''will be regarded as a fanatic and will be shot on sight.''

The statement said the situation in Gombe was under control and most members of the sect were fleeing the town. A total of 146 suspected members of the sect had been arrested, it added.

Shooting broke out at dawn on Friday when the police tried to arrest Yusufu Adamu, the sect's leader in Gombe. Officials said nothing had been heard of him since, and it was unclear whether he was among those killed.

The initial police action cleared the sect out of its stronghold, but Nigerian television said many more lives were lost that night when the sect killed local people they had taken hostage.


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