₦airaland Forum

AMINDA:
This giant (APC) with clay feet will certainly crumble. They can't even hide the veiled threats anymore. It's not that deep, it's just democracy. Tinubu will have a very formidable opposition in 2027 and he will be defeated.

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I am disappointed in Kashim. I thought he was refined enough to understand the significance of such words. Saying that it's suicidal is actually a violent threat.

donleo92:
USA is a civilized nation.

There cant just bomb another nation without reason

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Don't ever repeat this falsehood again especially the part about the USA being civilized.

It is a bush barbaric country with a bush barbaric president.

Jakumo:
Make US start work in time o. Time dey go, and innocent people dem dey die for Jihadist hand throughout Nigeria.

Ga Donald, na ya eye we dey look. We never see ya hand, but we trust say when time reach, ground go shake for Nigeria north axis.

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What's your take on what he is doing in Venezuela?

ThePureDiamond:
lol, 28 - 33

Look let me tell you, what you are doing is extremely unhealthy in many ways. First and foremost it is biologically unhealthy. I trust you know that an active sex life ensures longevity of the prostate gland, better cardiovascular health, stress relief and better mental health as well as a stronger immune system.

Secondly it is bad for your overall mental development as a man. As you age, later in life you are vastly more likely to start engaging in things which you should have done and gotten over in your youth.

DiarisGodoo:
How else would someone be arguing with a straight face that, like men, women don't want relationships but multiple brief sex partners?!!

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Jesus is Lord in heaven above to the glory of God the Father, Amen.

Bisimilahi Rahman Raheem.

When on Earth have I ever said the bold?

Please be careful, one thing I don't like is being deliberately misrepresented.

ThePureDiamond:
I have been celibate all my life. Infact, presently, despite the abundance of opportunities to explore "sexual conquest", I still make the deliberate choice - not to indulge in things sexual, for now.

Even though my membrum virile is throbbing as I'm typing these, still, I know I won't make any move to do sex.
And, being like this all my life, I don't remember the last time I have wet dreams.

I don't have wet dreams despite not being sexually active, by volition.

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Bros abeg no vex can I ask how old you are. You can give a range.

As per the bold, I almost fell off my bed with laugh.

This is demonic.

Xxxxxxxx

IamAtAnger:
Get his facts and dump shit talks jaare.. una too dey do over sabi whereas nothing dey upstairs

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I don't even know what you mean. Worever.

DiarisGodoo:
Which is why (with due respect) your exposure to women has to be hookers. That's the only way you can't see that most (MOST) women don't want multiple sexual partners that move on after having sex with them.

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Please leave this hookers thing, it makes me laugh each time you say it.

Not telling you what it leads to or what happens in old age. I'm telling you how it makes them feel in the moment. Few things make a man (most men) feel ias happy and fufilled as having sex with a new woman. It's as if he gained something. But with most women it's the opposite - with every new partner it's as if she lost something!

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You are gravely gravely very gravely wrong on this.

Lionessza6:
You’re not wrong that South African institutions have cracks. Of course they do. No serious country pretends otherwise. The point isn’t that our systems are perfect...it’s that they exist, persist, and still constrain collapse.

A cracked dam is not the same thing as no dam.A failing court is not the same thing as no court.A stressed grid is not the same thing as permanent darkness.

What you’re describing are erosions, not absences.South Africa’s problem is decay under pressure; Nigeria’s problem is scale without consolidation. One is a system struggling to hold; the other is a society forced to function without dependable holding structures at all. Those are not equivalent conditions.

Despite corruption, load-shedding, and political dysfunction, South Africa still:

Resolves disputes through courts rather than patrons.Transfers power through elections rather than collapse.Maintains capital markets, pensions, contracts, and regulatory memory.Produces value at home, not primarily through exit.

That’s why failure here is dangerous...we’re falling from something.And that’s exactly why analysis matters.You’re right that stability isn’t absolute. But relative stability compounds. Even weakened institutions still:

*Anchor capital

*Retain skills

*Enable recovery instead of flight

The fact that South Africans argue so intensely about institutional decline is itself evidence of structural expectation. We expect systems to work, so their failure alarms us. Societies without that expectation normalize improvisation instead.So yes....South Africa has cracks.
But cracks presuppose a structure.

And that’s the core difference:
We debate how to repair systems.
You debate how to outmaneuver their absence.That’s not a moral judgment. It’s a structural one

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Your knowledge of Nigeria is very questionable, very "surface" - seems like the sort that has been gleaned from newspapers and TV only.
As per the bold, of course we do all that and more.

Lionessza6:
Calling analysis ‘fear’ is what people do when they’ve never had anything worth protecting. Thinking through structures isn’t cowardice...it’s what you do when collapse would actually kill your future instead of just reshuffling your hustle. You survive chaos because you’ve normalized loss; we resist it because the cost is real.

You aren’t ‘the structure.’ You operate in the cracks of other people’s structures. Improvisation in disorder isn’t power...it’s dependency with good PR . If you were the structure, Nigeria wouldn’t export people faster than it exports value. You move because the ground beneath you never stabilizes.

Adjusting quickly in collapse isn’t dominance; it’s adaptation to permanent failure. Dominance is owning systems that don’t require constant escape plans. That’s why your talent thrives abroad and bleeds at home....because chaos is only survivable when someone else’s order absorbs the shock.

Calling decades of collapse ‘resilience’ is Stockholm syndrome . Standing still while your institutions rot isn’t strength...it’s inertia. We don’t romanticize suffering as identity. We measure outcomes. And by that metric, surviving dysfunction isn’t victory...it’s unpaid debt.

You say we ‘worship institutions’ because you’ve never experienced what happens when they disappear. Institutions aren’t comfort...they’re compounding advantage. They’re why some societies fall and recover, while others fall and scatter. You call it softness because you’ve had to make peace with instability.

You claim you don’t need fallback options because you ‘don’t fall,’ yet Nigerians build their lives around exit strategies. Your economy only ‘starts moving’ when you plug into systems someone else already stabilized. Movement without ownership is motion, not power.

Pan-Africanism doesn’t scare us...it insults our intelligence. Burning down the strongest structure available to prove ideological purity is easy when you have nothing left to lose. We do. Symbolic destruction is affordable only to those already living at the bottom.

Being everywhere isn’t global power; it’s dispersion. Influence without anchor is noise. You scatter because your home system can’t hold you. We anchor because collapse would trap us, not free us.

You mock writing because planning exposes the limits of chaos culture. Real movers don’t just run....they secure supply lines, institutions, and recovery paths. You move fast because standing still would force you to confront what never got built.😅😅

You confuse survival in disorder with mastery of reality. We don’t have that luxury. When your system fails, you relocate. When ours fails, we fall with it. That’s not fear...that’s structural awareness. You gamble with chaos because you can flee it. We defend systems because we can’t.

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Well written and many a true word said in here, however I believe you greatly overstate the "structure" and stability of institutions of SA.
I know enough of SA first hand to know its many lapses and cracks.

DiarisGodoo:
A proper classy woman will never be out trying to bed as many men as possible as a man would.
Purely by instinct MOST women are actuallly depressed by multiple sexual partners that then move on.

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This is why I think your exposure to women is somewhat limited. We can agree to disagree on this.
And oh, it doesnt have to be the bold.

I also hope you are not conflating morality with class.

It's amazing how we are governed by instincts just like animals. How can't we see we gain nothing by sleeping with different, different women??! Yet that is one thing that makes a man feel so happy and fulfilled. WHY??!!

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Not sure that it leads to happiness and fulfillment. Also for those men who have played around exhaustively in their youth, the drive for sleeping around tends to mellow with age and maturity.

DiarisGodoo:
Do you agree that, all things being equal, humans need (and it is healthier for them) to have a sexual outlet?

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Maybe the chap doesnt know that if you dont do it your body will do it for you via wet dreams or some other way.

DiarisGodoo:
We dey manage. How your side?

Small small. As Naija men we dont quit our hustle.

I added this:

Of course there are also born hookers, but those are outliers.
As for getting paid, there's a huge difference between doing it with as many men as possible and getting paid (hooker), and getting "paid" for sex by basically only one man

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I get you. I just think you greatly underestimate the sexual lives of women - not even hookers. Proper classy women.

DiarisGodoo:
You shouldn't dispute any of it because it is NOT my opinion, it is scientific fact. Women need a good man to be there and be a father to her few kids thus ensuring the kids' survival and passing on of her genes. The man, on the other hand, ensures survival of his genes by sleeping with many new women of child-bearing age. Hence most (MOST) men are more turned on by a new woman and are NOT as turned on by women past childbearing age!

As for female aggressive sexual side, most (MOST) women are are NOT governed by any aggressive sexual side. Purely by instinct (not that they sit down and think about it) their sexuality and sexual turn-on are governed by considerations beyond the immediate sexual pleasure (unlike men). They play chess - purely by instinct, not that there is any deliberate calculation!

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Ok oh. Good morning. How bodi.

ManirBK:
The problem with your analysis is that the opposition is in a splinter. No matter how bad Nigerians want to remove the APC, it can never be realized with a divided opposition

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On point. Never ever. Only chance is if they unite. If they dont, they should forget it and people should not even bother voting.

Tjra:
It would be pointless for INEC to conduct elections in 2027.

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If the opposition does not come together as one, it would indeed be pointless. If they do, there is a slight chance. Very slight.

This defection thing must be outlawed. It is fraud against the electorate. You should not vote for one party only for the person you voted for to unilaterally give your state or seat to another party. It is fundamentally wrong. To defect, the rule must be that you resign first.

surgical:
Religion is for people who no longer have their brains in tact

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GBAM.

It's a form of slavery.

Jakumo:
Few spectacles are more pleasing to watch than arrogant, overconfident people discovering that reality is far different from their imaginary world in which they are undisputed king of the universe.

Jake Paul can now humble himself, and learn how to speak again with his broken jaw. He can go back to the profession for which he is truly qualified, which is that of a YouTube content creator and slapstick comedian.

Good job done with alacrity by Tony Joshua. Very amusing to see that Jake Paul thought he was King Kong because he defeated Iron Mike Tyson on points at a time when Iron Mike had long retired from boxing and is in his late fifties.

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Uncle Jaks, how body?

You know, there are some arrogant people in this world about whom I often fantasize a scenario where they get beaten to a pulp in public, or even just fall down yakata at a very important event, preferably in the process having their trousers torn wide open or their head hit a very hard rock.

WizardOfNG:
Bro, where have I failed to admit that? It seems prejudice against certain posters might be affecting your capacity for comprehension. Look at the post I quoted below.

It is his insinuation that Nigeria entered Mali's airspace deliberately, and not unavoidably, I was responding to along with his other James Bond fantasies.

I did not saying anywhere that entry into Mali's airspace was not a "mess up".

Nigeria's apology acknowledges and clears up the matter for patriotic Nigerians. Unlike unpatriotic elements who want to continue dragging the issue as if they are dogs unwilling to let go of a bone.

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Alright, fair enough. But I wonder why you keep saying Mali.

OnyeObowo1:
France is using ECOWAS to do what they feel like, lubish

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Period!
Anyone who cant see the hand of France in this matter is blind!

WizardOfNG:
Only you will indulge in James Bond fantasy. I don't think anyone at all takes you seriously on this forum.

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It will not kill you to admit that entering the airspace of a hostile country without permission and with a military aircraft was a mess up.

Kukutente23:
Keep moving

Learn to do away with pride as you move on

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Try not to argue with your doctors as well, since you probably know medicine better than them as well. Just small advise. Good luck.

Orlandoo:
Don't mind them. From it was a techical fault from the plane to they are on their way to Portugal, and they are in Ghana. What a disgraceful country.

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Anyone who believes their stories is just naive.
You dont go through the airspace of a country you are on hostile terms with. You go around it, no matter how long that distance may be. Going through that airspace without permission, with a military aircraft shows that you were up to something else.

Reverend King still has followers oh.
After burning someone to death.

That should tell you all you need to know about religious indoctrination.

Kukutente23:
Lol
I make bold to you that I used the word "remit" before you did in this thread. Counter my claim and I'll provide facts.
It's there in this thread.
I don't care who your client is. Dangote refinery is my client. The fact is you're an ignoramus because your don't know the peculiarities of VAT collection in Nigeria.
You're only claiming to be this and that as if that will be an allowance for your ignorance

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Have a pleasant day.

Kukutente23:
I thought I was the one affected by pride
Now that you see how you fumbled woefully you're trying to run away
Tell me how MTN and FMCGs remit their VAT. Tell me it's until the retail seller sells to the final consumer that they remit the VAT for the products. You simply don't know anything
Audio commercial lawyer

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So you only learnt the word "remit" when I introduced the distinction.
I will not be drawn, I have nothing to add.

Its miserable enough that anyone, even a layman, can claim that VAT is not collected at the point of consumption in Nigeria.

Oh, and MTN is a client of mine. Go find yours.

mhmsadyq:
How does the mai sha'i on a street corner remit VAT from what he sells?

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They dont.

Orlandoo:
After rolling on the floor in Burkina Faso, crying and begging Traore to release them, the Tinubu led infamous government has finally publicly apologized to Burkina Faso and promised it won't happen again. Tinubu is a disgrace to Nigeria.

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LOL!

After all the grandstanding by some APC E-RATS, swearing that we will invade Burkina and arrest Traore.
Dumbos.

Kukutente23:
Keep quiet
You don't know anything
Audio lawyer
MTN, banks, FMCGs etc pay VAT on what they produce not what they sell because of ease of collection which in effect makes VAT remittance numbers for Lagos huge since it is being collected centrally. This much was explained during the whole tax brouhaha but I guess you were too tone deaf then to get the arguments

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You keep introducing elements you dont understand just like when you began to talk about Federal vs State Collection. It just reminds me of your fumbling around on jurisprudence when you knew nothing of the subject. I am tired of this discussion and have said all I have to say. Enjoy.

mhmsadyq:
You are talking nonsense.

No wonder the judiciary they say is the problem of Nigeria.

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Thank you oh.
Sadly, you either could not, or decided not to explain why its nonsense.

Good morning.