₦airaland Forum

This is one of the reasons Nigeria will not see improvement on any level. By now, elections in Nigeria should have been improved considerably. However like everything out of Nigeria, progress seems elusive.

OlawaleSmarter1:
You are not using your senses very well, Kwarans want Saraki Out, and they started the movement themselves. When Yoruba Want Tinubu Out we will take him Out, no one should tell us when to do it or how to do it or why we should do it, Whenever we want Tinubu Out, We will take him out.

It has been confirmed by history that Yoruba had never wanted anybody dismissed especially when he or she has some clout.

Mrtypeit:


Tinubu is the leader of the Yoruba race. He is the next Obafemi Awolowo. And the people of Yorubaland gave him such power

So he should be interested and solely make decisions concerning any political post in Yorubaland, even as low as the councilorship seat

The real Yorubas will forever be indebted to Jagaban. We owe him our all

This confirms the fact Yoruba people can easily fall for anything especially to a person with little wealth and influence.

Nigerianization:
Power is indeed intoxicating. This is a man whose first and second term gubernatorial elections were inconclusive. He won both by rerun. Now he is parading himself as the godfather of IMO politics. Saturday is near.

IMO people will decide whether it's democracy they want or familocracy.

This deranged dingbat did not win any election in Imo State.

One of the biggest fallacy of all times is "where an immovable object meets an unstoppable force".

Talknochip:
YES. Many good Electrical Engineers i have come across are products of apprenticeship,mentorship or vocational schools.

I hope you are not confusing technician with an engineer.

ncoolsome:
My geography teacher said the sun rises from the east and sets in the west...damn lie..

Do you fellow the rules of the cardinal points? Have you travelled outside of the earth?

gregyboy:
Tigers are stronger than lions get your fact right

Any habitat not meant for human is a jungle. It could be savannah, grassland, Sahel or tropical rain forest. Even some humanly habited places such as Nigeria could be added as jungle.

gregyboy:
That lions are the king of the jungle.. Meanwhile lions never stay in a jugle but a grassland and tiger is more stronger than a lion

How did you determine this statement? The type of game they hunt will tell you much about their strength.

FortuneDeGreat:
That the Fulanis are cattle rearers and how to commonly identify them is that they carry long sticks. I now know better, automatic riffle

I laughed at this joke too. Also that people from the northern region of Nigeria are more honest than the people from the southern region of Nigeria. Nothing could be furtherer from the truth than this goofy stuff.

Unity19:
No, O is "Order" and not "Of"

In mathematical expression, there is 2 of 3. The so-called Order as in BODMAS was recently introduced to represent exponential expression as in 2 rest to the power of 3.

Talknochip:
I was taught that to be an engineer, you must study and Pass Physics and Chemistry.

Have you seen a true engineer who did not pass both Physics and Chemistry?

EVILFOREST:
Taught us that the BLACKS are better than the WHITES.
How, please...?
They kept telling us that it’s because of the OPPORTUNITIES the whites were exposed to..
PLEASE who created these opportunities for the Whites in their lands...
Was it God...or themselves...??

Lazy Continent
Even Copy and Paste we no sabi

Only a dumbass fool believes that human beings are either white or black. However, anybody who has bought a new vehicle will tell you that black is more expensive than white.

He is just another fool from Nigeria.

Only jackasses who are full of their idiotic self think they are cheapened by any means. Who gives a ratass by someone's err of personality?

vegafbs:
https://nextedition.com.ng/2019/03/05/stop-attacking-buhari-take-rest-82-alake-advises-obasanjo/

The Alake and Paramount Ruler of Egbaland, Oba Aremu Gbadebo, on Tuesday advised former President Olusegun Obasanjo to desist from his ceaseless attacks on President Muhammadu Buhari.

Alake gave the advice in his goodwill message to mark the 82nd birthday anniversary of Obasanjo at the Olusegun Obasanjo Presidential Library in Abeokuta.

Gbadebo, who noted that Obasanjo had been ‘‘a warrior’’ all his life, urged him to rest, fight less and rather take a position of a consultant at his new age.

‘‘At 82 years, I think you should keep your sword more rather than use it always,’’ he said.

The Alake, who served as a military officer during the military administration of Muhammadu Buhari between 1984 and 1985, said he had always told Obasanjo to leave his boss (Buhari) alone.

Obasanjo, who responded to goodwill messages from friends, family members and well wishers at the programme, responded by saying that the issues between him and Buhari were not personal.

According to the elder statesman, governance is not a family affair, adding that democracy involves criticisms and consideration of all sides to an issue.

‘‘There is nothing personal between President Buhari and I.

‘‘In a democracy, you can criticise a policy, a government or a leader because democracy is not a family affair.

‘‘If it is my brother that is occupying the leadership role and he is not doing what I believe he should do, he must be criticised and that is what democracy is all about.

‘‘I have been in that position longer than any Nigerian will ever be there.

‘‘So if I say anybody in government in Nigeria is not doing well, let that government prove that it is doing well,’’ he said.

Earlier, former Minister of Home Affairs of the Republic of South Africa, Mr. Mangosuthu Buthelezi, delivered a lecture entitled: ‘‘Colonialism, Apartheid, Freedom and South Africa Rising.’’

Buthelezi, in the lecture, identified corruption as the biggest challenge facing the African continent.

He expressed concern that South Africa currently ranked so poorly on the Corruption Perceptions Index of the Transparency International.

The former South-African Minister attributed the development to ‘‘the mistakes we have made, allowing resources to be consumed by greed and abuse.’’

Buthelezi, who noted that only six countries in the African Union had ranked above 50 on the corruption index, stressed that ‘‘corruption is pervasive throughout the region.

‘‘This is difficult to hear and perhaps, it stirs our anger. We must, however, accept the facts and fix them.

‘‘When we consider countries like Seychelles and Botswana who have become paragons of excellence, we need to ask what they did to achieve this.

‘‘We know that Botswana, for instance, reinforced its legal and institutional frameworks and made resources available specifically to fight corruption.

‘‘There are measures we can take and we must take them.

“If we can overcome these challenges in Africa, we will open the possibilities for growth, development and social justice that were the dreams of my generation,’’ he said.

The so-called Alake and Paramount Ruler of Egbaland, Oba Aremu Gbadebo is just a pitiless fool. If at 82, Obasanjo keeps his mouth shut and fails to criticism, what good is his wisdom at such age?

Schemerkhiz:
Coach Florence Omagbemi and Uche Ngozi Eucharia would do better with this player's...
NFF with their funny character.

It is unfortunate Nigeria had a "middleman" as falcon's coach.

Nigeria is a basket of market level intellectuals.

akinblog:
Femi Fani-Kayode, a former minister of Aviation has reacted to the crisis going on between the Yorubas and the Igbos living and doing business in Lagos State.

Fani Kayode on his Twitter page on Monday described those terrorizing Igbos as ‘murderous scum’.

The former minister compared those terrorizing Igbos in Lagos to Fulani ‘terrorists’ in the Northern part of Nigeria.

On his Twitter page, he wrote: “The murderous scum that are terrorising the Igbo in Lagos shall reap the wind they have sown. They are no better than the Fulani terrorists that kill non-Fulanis in the north.

“These attacks are not done for and on behalf of the Yoruba: they are done for and on behalf of Tinubu.”

https://all-gists..com/2019/03/Tinubu-Fani-Kayode-speaks-on-attack-of-Igbos-in-Lagos.html

Ndigbo must stand their ground in Lagos and fight back at the Yoruba murderous scums.

YourNemesis:
Igbos are not as populated as Yorubas.
While Yorubas can afford to vote 40 or even 45% for one party and still give 55% to the winners while managing it, Igbos can't afford to even give away as little as 25% of their votes to another political party, It would be disastrous. And that is exactly what has played out here.

Forget all those massive 99% turnout figures in the SE from previous years- they were all cooked up figures that couldn’t be done this year because power had changed axis long ago.

At least, 1/4 of the votes that went for PDP from southwest geopolitical region are accounted by the Ndigbo. It is clear most Yoruba from the southwest geopolitical region voted for Buhari and APC.

Nigerians must have right to carry pistol or any gun.

No wonder these jackasses cannot win a match.

I heard market is very rough in Nigeria now. It is imperative for the ladies to embrace the idea of sharing.

EazyMoh:
Allow us lie small na.

Bros you know people who do not know where the rain started wetting them cannot realize when the sun started drying them.

Nigeria is a basket of fools and not for nothing.

Albino, tattoo and masculinity a mixture destined to scare the daylight out of an ordinary onlooker.

Do Nigeria have Metro line(s) in Abuja?

The only peace that can exist between Igbo and Yoruba is through disintegration of shithole called Nigeria.

The moronic dingbats who voted a walking dead as president should not be allowed to enjoy the fruits of another country.

AllenSpencer:
Deltan's dont want Igbo's to vote.

I guess idiocy in some cases is inherent.