Politics › Re: Femi Fani-Kayode: The Sack Of Sheriff, A Breathe Of Fresh Air For Our Party.. by discusant: 4:35pm On May 23, 2016 |
Most Arewa politicians destroyed PDP because they wanted a northerner to become president. They got what they wanted.
They got what they wanted because of the rigged political structure of Nigeria which has 20 federating units in the north. Northern Nigeria soldiers proliferated 20 new states in one old northern federating unit, but created only 17 new states in the old two southern federating units. Land mass is never used as criterion to create new federating units from the old ones in any federal country.
Now we have a Nigeria such that once the northern Nigeria says north wants the presidency, north gets it, irrespective of who is fielded from the south. Too bad. Restructure the polity in a democracy, or dissolve the zoo. |
Politics › Re: “Missing” N30Trillion: Okonjo-Iweala Rebuts SERAP, Takes Legal Action by discusant: 4:23pm On May 23, 2016 |
vineyardfarms: PROF. CHARLES SOLUDO FIGURES ARE ALARMING AND TROUBLING. HE SUPPOSED TO BE A LIGHT TO THE MASSES.
THE POLICIES OF DR NGOZI OKONJO AND THE PAST ADMIN ARE THE GUIDING LIGHT TO THIS ADMINISTRATION THAT HAS NO AGENDA OF THEIR OWN. Looooool, Soludo paid Jonathan back for not helping him rig the election to become governor of Anambra state. Soludo compiled his figure while he was out of office; thus, he had no access to information on revenues and expenditures during Jonathan govt when he compiled the data of N30 Trillion mishandled. Again, Soludo who has been unemployed wanted employment from Buhari, that's why Soludo released that his bombastic bombshell of falsehood of election propaganda a few weeks to last year's presidential election. This SERRAP people should have grown more sense.... |
Politics › Re: “Missing” N30Trillion: Okonjo-Iweala Rebuts SERAP, Takes Legal Action by discusant: 4:16pm On May 23, 2016 |
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Politics › Re: Suicide Attack On Kano Market Aborted by discusant: 4:10pm On May 23, 2016 |
If all of Nigeria is not converted to Islam, things like this will never stop in Nigeria, even in the next 1000 years.
Eastern region is more than 60 million population with 99.9% Christians who share similar value systems.
Pity those non-Muslim Nigerians that campaign against secession for eastern region. Ignorance is their own. |
Politics › Re: Asari Dokubo Speaks On Niger-Delta Avengers (video) by discusant: 3:34pm On May 23, 2016 |
Abeymills: How can d president of a country like Nigeria diverse in nature human religion ethnic n tribe say openly dat some pple are 5% n others 95% while d d real 5% gives 80% of d nations income?Mr president u are an hypocrite Lol, a nincompoop would have been a better description. Well, don't blame the expired old man, blame Tinubu. The old Buhari had announced his retirement from politics after realizing that he was not fit to preside over contemporary Nigeria. But Tinubu found a loophole to further enrich himself when he observed that Boko Haram had bombarded Jonathan's government out of the electorate's acceptance. Tinubu went and begged Buhari to come out from retirement to contest in 2015 given Buhari's popularity with the northern almajiris and talakawa. The rest is history. Nigerians blame Tinubu and his backward backbiters of a group; don't blame Buhari much. |
Politics › Re: Asari Dokubo Speaks On Niger-Delta Avengers (video) by discusant: 3:26pm On May 23, 2016 |
Jokes apart: how could a president of a country make the statements:
1, I will preside more over the 95% that voted me, but less over the 5% that did not vote me;
2, We killed two million people to have the oil we are enjoying today;
3, and just last week, Buhari said: the US and Europe are helping in "our" fight against militants of the Niger delta?
Even the most dullard of a leader couldn't have said these in public.
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Politics › Re: Nigeria’s Economy Shrinks, Recession Imminent by discusant: 12:37pm On May 21, 2016 |
Buhari is the most deceptive/insincere leader Nigeria ever had.
Buhari leads a govt known for propaganda of falsehood.
Even foreign media/journalists are bribed these days to propagate Falsehood about Nigeria.
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Politics › Re: Nigeria’s Economy Shrinks, Recession Imminent by discusant: 12:33pm On May 21, 2016 |
"Nigeria: The Jihadi National Grazing Bill’, Fani-Kayode’s Article That Made Buhari Order His Detention."
Buhari needs to use what he sees in Nigeria to create wealth for Nigerians first, before locking up nearly all members of the opposition party as he is bent on doing.
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Politics › Re: Osinbajo Arrives Osun In A Helicopter by discusant: 12:28pm On May 21, 2016 |
Nigeria: The Jihadi National Grazing Bill’, Fani-Kayode’s Article That Made Buhari Order His Detention.
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Politics › Re: Buhari Is Nigeria’s Best President Ever – APC Chieftain by discusant: 4:12pm On May 19, 2016 |
goodvision12: The Apc chieftain who made this assertion is seriously and definitely under the influenced of oshogbo weed,TUFIAKWA! The chief de sniff cocaine. He de too patronize ashewo joints. He must have been caught hence he started to praise Buhari to get his freedom. |
Politics › Re: Buhari Is Nigeria’s Best President Ever – APC Chieftain by discusant: 4:09pm On May 19, 2016 |
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The High Chief of Agbon Kingdom in Ethiopia East area Chief praising Buhari was from Ethiopia, not from Nigeria; no wonder. |
Politics › Re: NLC Protesters Storm Lagos Secretariat In Alausa by discusant: 4:00pm On May 19, 2016 |
Tolexander: Go and ask Olisa Metuh, Nnamdi Kanu and Fani-Kayode if the "bragging government" has balls or not! Only a criminal government locks up people against the law. Your bros Buhari must remember how his regime ended in 1985. |
Crime › Re: Four Boys Murdered In Okposi, Ebonyi State (Graphic Photos) by discusant: 3:53pm On May 19, 2016 |
shobroy10: And some ppl will come down here and start calling Buhari on this. Things like this as been happening in Nigeria from time immemorial and various state as done nothing to avert because they won't gain any cash from it and any of their relatives is not involved.
@Op mind u they were not Boyz. #mendem
With their age Frame I will attribute it to cultism Why exonerate Buhari? Buhari is in charge of security of Nigerians. If Nigeria's Police couldn't protect these four young and they got murdered, and police can't fish out the murderers, it's enough to have Buhari questioned, and if he can't provide security, he must resign. |
Politics › Re: Nigeria's Growing Fulani Conflict Stokes Biafran Cause, Dailymail.uk by discusant: 3:46pm On May 19, 2016 |
khSteel: Do people from your corner of Nigeria read their books up-side-down?
Honestly, it beats natural human understanding how you people reason...pathetic! Crude oil has entered their brains. They tell you that they are the most sophisticated tribe in Nigeria. But most foolish indeed. |
Politics › Re: Nigeria's Growing Fulani Conflict Stokes Biafran Cause, Dailymail.uk by discusant: 3:41pm On May 19, 2016 |
heo88: It's after the fact but these Fulani herdsman attacks are getting out of hand and Buhari needs to delegate an overhaul/improvement in policing.
I am not keen on the link between it and added momentum behind Biafra. The initial Biafra movement was understandable in some ways due to the violence levelled at Igbos resident in different parts of the country, namely Kano. However, even back then when the momentum began for a Biafran Republic, Ojukuw was being politically opportunisitic (He was Northern raised, educated in England and his dad Louis was the founder of the Nigerian Stock Exchange). When the shit hit the fan, he ran off to the relative safehaven of Cote d'Ivoire and waved the white flag in surrender, from a distance.
The demarcation of the area which includes the present day Rivers, Bayelsa, Akwa Ibom and Calabar subsumed within Biafra was a very deliberate move to ensure accrual of oil wealth/revenues. This was just as, if not more important than securing the safety of Igbo people. Had this cession movement been successful, it wouldn't have been to the benefit of the Igbos, Ikwerres, Efiks etc, at large, but to the benefit of a small elite as is the case in several countries/territories.
In the present day, people like Nnamdi Kanu are also acting opportunistically under the guise of Biafra agitation to preserve the safety of namely igbos, and if he succeeds, life will not improve under him, I can say this confidently. Besides, whilst I recognise everyone has a right to self-determination and can assert the idea of an Oduduwa Republic, Arewa Republic, Biafra, Niger-Delta Republic etc, it's worth considering the merits behind it. Ultimately, in a day of Nation State arrangments, and being an African country with all the historical baggage which comes with that, it is only a further advantage to not have a port. A latter-day Biafra wouldn't mirror the historical Biafra which means it would be landlocked and import and export of physical goods would prove problematic, without cooperation from the Niger-Delta. This would be similar for the likes of an Arewa Republic.
All-in-all, an overhaul of policing would remedy, at least in part, the security situation which is easily exploited by Fulani herdsman. However, if you're one who supports cessionary movements, it would be worth challenging your point of departure. The adage holds: "be careful what you wish for". You are clever by half. You are another "one Nigeria forever so long as crude oil flows from the Niger delta." You are most probably from the self-assigned most sophisticated tribe in Nigeria. Today, the people of the Niger delta area are not in control of pollution degrading their environment under Nigeria, not in control of the oil that is in their back and front doors. And you are telling them that they are better off in Nigeria than in another new country. How did you see tomorrow? Which type of Police action can stop Fulani/Boko Haram invasion in Nigeria? Why are you crude oil for one Nigeria people so disgustingly dishonest? |
Politics › Re: Nigeria's Growing Fulani Conflict Stokes Biafran Cause, Dailymail.uk by discusant: 3:30pm On May 19, 2016 |
GloryIsaac: These Fulani's aren't Nigerians to start with, but their causing problems everywhere .. End product of having a bigoted presido , who knows? it could be a blessing in disguise, paving way for a new nation .... Fulanis are Nigerians. They are descendants of Othman Dan Fodio who swore that all of Nigeria must be an Islamic enclave. President Buhari is Fulani. In 2001, Buhari told Muslims gathered in public in Kaduna that he would not stop until Islamic Sharia Criminal justice system is applied in all of Nigeria. That's also what Boko Haram stands for. Fulani herds men are also a form of Bok Haram. |
Politics › Re: Gov Dickson Goofed, Bayelsans/ijaws Are Not Lazy by discusant: 1:43pm On May 19, 2016 |
Koladelampard: Mr Tonye Barcanista.... I didnt go through your harangue write up... Let me maken the point clear.... Is served as a youth corps mmber in Bayelsa for a year .... Bayelsans and at large the Ijaws are astronomically Lazy.... They literally wake up in the morning , take kaikai(local gin), look for women or men to sleep with as the case may be ..Thats all... They expect govt to do all for them The best description for the TonyeBarcanisters is this one from an abolitionist: "I freed many slaves, but could have freed more, only if those ones had known that they were slaves." TonyeBarcanister and his likes still view IPOB with suspicion, despite all that is going on. |
Politics › Re: Gov Dickson Goofed, Bayelsans/ijaws Are Not Lazy by discusant: 1:35pm On May 19, 2016 |
Deadlytruth: I have read this thread and found hypocrisy and double speak running through most comments. The first is that the same people who claim here that Edo is not part of the SS let alone Niger Delta have quickly included Benin City youths and sited examples with them in their assertions that Niger Delta Youths are lazy. I don't know when Edo has suddenly become a Niger Delta State and part of the SS now again. I thought they say Edo is part of Oodua-Arewanistan Republic? So why site examples from it on the so-called SS/Biafra issues now?
Secondly I see comments from Yorubas giving instances of their first hand experience of laziness and work refusal among Ijaws and all SS people. The irony is that Yorubaland is the only part of Nigeria where youths, in the name of agbero, refuse to farm or do any decent and respect inspiring jobs but choose to seek and get the state government's support, approval and protection to harass motorists and extort them of the little profit they make all day, and in turn the motorists hike fares on commuters in order to break even after submitting the cab owner's daily returns. Is that what defines hardwork? It is also only in Yorubaland that youths refuse to work (despite the countless industries in Lagos and SW generally) but choose to continuously patrol their neighbourhoods looking for a person buying land, building a house, roofing, etc so that they can order the process of negotiation or actual laying of foundation or roof rafters to stop until the person pays them the unconstitutional and illegal Omonile dues, which in some cases go as far as N150,000 before work can continue. I don't know any place in the Niger Delta or SS where that is done. It is also only Yorubas youths that would, whenever there is traffick gridlock on a major road in Lagos, quickly get a stick or a long bench and place it across the alternative routes the drivers would want to take as bypass, and then illegally start demanding for N50 per driver before they'll remove the bench or stick to allow the driver pass. I have never seen an Ijaw youth degenerate to that level of laziness that inspires him to obstruct flow of traffic when there is no riot or demonstration. Also, it is only in Yorubaland you'll buy a piece of land and after fully paying for it, you go away to raise funds to develop it and on return you meet someone else on that land telling you that the same Omoniles have sold the same piece of land to him. Is that not duplicity inspired by laziness? I don't know of any Niger Delta area where youths double sell or even triple sell land. Yorubas were just only lucky to have Awolowo who was far sighted, realistic, principled, tenacious, pragmatic to the extent that he risked going to jail to see that Yorubas quickly got education and a good sense of enlightenment to rapidly develop ahead of all other parts of Nigeria. Why God decided to single out Yorubas for blessing with such a leader is what I have not understood. Unfortunately we the SS were not so lucky except for having an Enahoro who however was not allowed to lead us (and set us up for better orientation than the one we currently have) in the Midwest area by our other leaders who sheepishly followed Zik in his fraudulent "One-Nigeria" fantasy. For the Igbos; I have not really lived much among them in the SE to know them deep on first hand basis, but I place the blame of the laziness in Nigeria wholly on them because as at independence we were practising true federalism and resource control whereby each region retained 75% of its earnings to develop itself at its own pace. By that arrangement every people were hardworking and no one waited for federal allocation or other free funds as no region was constitutionally permitted to unduly benefit from another region's resources. So whoever was lazy in his region would die of hunger. That model was working perfectly until one arrogant Igbo Army officer who knew absolutely nothing about governance came and crushed and replaced it with unitary system claiming he was seeking some silly national unity and one-Nigeria inspired in him by that blind and myopic Z[/b]ik. By how much has that rash decision really brought about national unity today in Nigeria? If Igbos had left Nigeria's federalism as they met it all this laziness in the Niger Delta, SW, North and even SE would never have been known in Nigeria. In bold above. Ironsi's unitary govt system is nothing compared to the wholesale unitary govt system in practice today. In his unitary govt system, Ironsi left 50% as derivation for mineral producing area. Ironsi left the regional govt system intact, it was more or less like fiscal federalism under Ironsi, he only tried to assume more powers to be able to quench the fire raging in many regions then. Even at that, how do you bring the whole Igbo into the unarguably unilateral action of a military government - military govt acts unilaterally |
Politics › Re: Emir Sanusi, His Wife And Their Daughters Pictured by discusant: 1:23pm On May 19, 2016 |
$50 billion, later $40 billion, latter $20 billion missing from Deziani watch, all lies from Sanusi to demonize Jonathan govt before the electorate. Where is the $20 billion money missing now?
Sanusi through his lies which were motivated by power back to north must have driven Deziani to isolation, and possible to sick bed, while Sanusi sits down in Nigeria to enjoy with his women and daughters.
The law of Karma dey o.
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Phones › Re: Nigerian States By Number Of Registered Phone And Internet Connections lines by discusant: 1:14pm On May 19, 2016 |
totit: Mtchew. We are talking about purchasing power this one is yapping about population. And so what,so what happened to ogun state, Oyo that beat the rest of SE states? You should ask yourself this question, if SE as a whole couldn't beat SW as a whole what make you think that the few populace of Ibos in SW would have any significance after all?
Use you head nah 
It's simpl as a ABC Lol, what purchasing power does the man/woman in Okitipupa, Owo, Ikare, Iseyin, Shaki, Modakeke and the mostly underdeveloped internal of southwest region posses more than others? Lagos and Ogun the two neighbors in the SW with many strangers merely boosted the SW figure. |
Phones › Re: Nigerian States By Number Of Registered Phone And Internet Connections lines by discusant: 1:07pm On May 19, 2016 |
YourNemesis: South West!  Exclude Lagos no-man's land from the SW, the figure for SW is nearly at par with the northeast. |
Politics › Re: Labour Leaders Risk 6-month Jail Term Over NLC Strike —FG by discusant: 1:01pm On May 19, 2016 |
Qabt: Dis 1 na military regime ooo military regime is deadlier than this Buhari's
nearly all opposition politicians in prison - Metuh, FFK, Shekau, ..... name them.
.....and Hussein Barack Obama, president of USA is hurrying to sell seven deadly fighter bombers to Buhari - hurrying before Obama leaves office. Does Nigeria have external enemies?
Barack Obama's fighter-bombers to Buhari are are meant to be used by Buhari to kill Nigerians who resist Buhari's spread of Islam, do the Americans know this?
Boko Haram has gone home because Buhari, a northern Muslim has becoming president.
Even Buhari said that Boko Haram is no longer controlling any of Nigeria's territory. So what is Barack Obama hurriedly selling deadly fighter jets to Buhari for?
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Politics › Re: Labour Leaders Risk 6-month Jail Term Over NLC Strike —FG by discusant: 12:47pm On May 19, 2016 |
AkasGonahMani: 2000 youths was recruited, documented & trained in N.I.S by d former Admnstrtn bt buhari's Admnstrtn dispersed dem.... It is 10 months now, notin notin... I beg who go epp dem?? No govt would do that except a do-nothing but revisionist leader like Buhari. Instead of employment fro the youths, Buhari govt is characterized with massacres of the youths.
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Politics › Re: Labour Leaders Risk 6-month Jail Term Over NLC Strike —FG by discusant: 12:45pm On May 19, 2016 |
All Promises Cancelled. Jail for Opposition Party politicians.
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Politics › Re: Okorocha’s Eastern Palm University Destroyed By Angry Villagers by discusant: 9:22am On May 19, 2016 |
crazymod: Rochas is one of the governors that will go exile after 2019................ I hope he make the right choice of country to go. Europe don kast and Donald trump is coming to checkmate America side. The Rochas man get sense at all? Did he not understand that law on conflicts of interest doesn't permit him to acquire land and build such private university while he sits as governor of Imo state? He intends to fool people by saying that Palm University is partly state government owned. But he intends to sell whatever is government stake to Rochas Foundation. Rochas believes that Imo people are foolish. After his tenure as governor, he risks seeing his Palm University as Imo state government poultry. |
Politics › Re: Okorocha’s Eastern Palm University Destroyed By Angry Villagers by discusant: 9:11am On May 19, 2016 |
Okorocha needs to use that Palm University facility for expansion of IMSU. HE succeeded in acquiring that land because he told villagers at the beginning that it was for IMSU.
Imagine what can happen when Okorocha goes out of office. Court actions must cripple the Palm university. |
Politics › Re: Gov Dickson Goofed, Bayelsans/ijaws Are Not Lazy by discusant: 11:01pm On May 18, 2016 |
TonyeBarcanista: I am not from Bayelsa state, but as a proud Ijaw son from Rivers state, I find the remarks credited to HE Gov Seriake Dickson where he termed the good people of Bayelsa state, and by extension Ijaw people as lazy. This subject is trending on social media platforms including twitter and palmchat, and I feel slighted.
Is Seriake Dickson aware that he only indicted himself and his unfortunate government by that comment, and not Bayelsa people?
A Brief History Please permit me to take us down history lane for a moment.
The Ijaw people are predominantly fishermen. Our fathers and mothers would go to the rivers to catch fish and trade for a living. In fact, we never depend on any handouts from any group, whether the white British or government. Even when palm oil was one of the main source of revenue, our people never abandoned fishing.
However, when oil was discovered in commercial quantity in Oloibiri, Bayelsa state and upon exploration by Oil Companies, our people started losing their predominant fishing occupation due to land acquisition, pollution and water pollution. It became so bad that our young men started to take to oil bunkering to erk living. All these happened because Government at ALL levels and oil companies abandoned our land and people. This reckless abandon even contributed to the first ever secession group in post independent Nigeria, the Niger Delta Republic led by Major Isaac Adaka Boro in 1966.
I believe we would have stuck to our fishing if our waters weren't polluted or if oil wasn't discovered in our land.
Sadly, the government at all level despite the loss of our natural occupation refused to empower our people and retrain our youths. The FG setup intervention Agency like OMAPADEC/NDDC but the agency have not met expectation despite the huge funds they get.
Oil Companies would rather bribe local chiefs and thugs instead of employing and empowering youths. State government and local politicians like Mr Seriake Dickson would rather arm youths to win election and settle them with appointment/allowing them freehand to perpetrate criminality instead of working to emancipate the youths.
They have instilled a kind of psyche that thuggery pays and for the fact that an hungry man is naturally desperate, he would lazy to expect free meal.
An Indictment On Dickson Pray tell what has Dickson done for Bayelsa state to uplift them intellectually? Does Bayelsa have any functioning state Orientation Agency?
Ex-Gov Alamesiegha not only introduce scholarship to encourage thousands bayelsans to get the best education abroad, he also paid the scholars stipends, and increased the bursary of those in higher institution to the envy of non Bayelsans. This he did in addition to establishing the state university. What can be said of Seriake Dickson?
How do you empower people in absence of education? How do you expect people not to be lazy without proper skill acquisition? Our people are very good swimmers but has the BYSG ever deem it fit to sponsor Ijaws to be professional swimmers like the Australians?
Who gave out guns during the last election in Bayelsa state?
What Does He Expect From Bayelsans? They incapacitated Bayelsans of their God giving fishing occupation, they refused to empower the community and the youths, they refused to train them with skill acquisition, they even refused to provide environment. Instead they empower thugs and even elevate their thugs to government position. In addition, The local politicians, monarchs and Oil Companies together deliberately cheat the people.
What do we expect from such a people?
Dickson and his cohorts should be grateful that Bayelsans have not taken to criminality, armed robbery and ritual killing.
The only crime of the good people of Bayelsa state is that they are not well orientated like their Yoruba and Igbo neighbours. Even at that, it remains the fault of the government at all level.
Bayelsans are not lazy, Ijaws are not lazy. Bayelsans are only victims of maladministration and faulty political system. Dickson should leave Bayelsans off his failed leadership.
Long Live Ijaw Nation!!!!! Long Live Niger Delta!!!! Long Live Bayelsa State!!!
PS: God Bless The Lady that promised me Tecno L8.
May God Bless Us All and Bless Nigeria Mental laziness defined:
Nigeria made me a near-second class citizen as other Nigerians from hundreds of kilometers away tricked me and acquired ownership of oil blocks in my door mouth; pollution destroys my environment; I emigrate to safer areas of Nigeria, and from there ask God to bless Nigeria.
God bless Nigeria!!!!!!! - from mentally non-lazy TonyeBarcanista.
If you had left Dickson alone; he knew what he was talking about. |
Family › Re: Woman Battered By Her Husband For Refusing Sex (Photos) by discusant: 10:49pm On May 18, 2016 |
Uramzi: It's better for a man to be stingy with his money because he hustled for it...than for a woman to deny you a hole that she didn't even drill. Bro I'm most sorry buh yhur sis is kinda wrong! How does it sound in your ear disallowing yhur hubby intercourse? If en begin cheat nko? Wetin yhu go yarn if yhu catch am? If dey say make dey dey fu**k b4 marriage to know if sex dey bellefull dia man dem go say no, I'm a Virgin! Oya nunu! Get well o. God bless yhur Union! Over to d brothers...Is the man still breathing?? Brilliant take; but what de hell you ask whether the man was still breathing? Look, if the brothers touch the man, Amadioha must scatter their heads into pieces. Did the brothers or their parents not collect dowry from the man? |
Politics › Re: Rescued Amina Ali Her Child And Husband (Photos) by discusant: 7:20pm On May 18, 2016 |
FriendChoice: Buhari and Co are fantastically rounding up their game concerning chibok girls and may be included as one of his achievements within his first year in office.
God Bless PMB
God Bless Nigerian Army And Civilian JTF
God Bless Nigerians Try as much as you can, we know that Chibok kidnap was a political ploy to oust Jonathan and ushered in a northern president. |
Politics › Re: Sheikh Muhammad Ahmed el-Tayeb Is In Nigeria, Set To Meet Buhari by discusant: 12:29pm On May 18, 2016 |
More Arabs, Somalis, Islamic radicals all over the world, and people in Niger republic celebrated Buhari's election victory than Lai Mohammed, Tinunbu and the rest of APC members. |
Politics › Re: US Donates 11 Vehicles To NDLEA by discusant: 11:43pm On May 17, 2016 |
but help us fight Boko, no way. Oyibo always going for what can help their country. |
Politics › Re: Burial Parade: Nigerian Police Bury Colleague (Video) by discusant: 11:40pm On May 17, 2016 |
wheredemdey: Lmfao
This country is a big black joke
What is this??
Wow...i prefer to reincarnate as a healthy American eagle than a human being from Africa.
Pls what is this? Even the police in a Banana Republic, let's say Somalia, could have done better. Nigeria is worse than a Banana Republic, quote me anywhere and live longer. Seun? |