₦airaland Forum

magneto:
So u do visit d romance section too ...hmmm, miss political iron lady . Nice!



@op, ur girlfriend is obviously highly insecure and immature. If I were in ur shoes, d relationship is all but dead at dis point. If she's so angered enuff to tell u dat u don't really know nothing abt her...u should take dat statement seriously. But then, u know her better dan me so she just might be d type dat spews off d top witout necessarily meaning it, whenever she gets mad (still not a gud sign either)

lol. Yeah, I do once in a while . Yeah I do agree with all your points. She is sound too immature for my liking.

I hope he is not getting us gassed. If he can keep to his words, I can see him becoming the president of this country one day.

freshdude99:
Perfect
I guess u r too

Yeah i am . Is that your child in your do?

freshdude99:
U still awake dear, reading analysis on my state

Yeah I am indeed. You okay?

We have lost far too many people to accident, even more than to terrorists. This should be among the top priorities of the government.

Whatever sect of Muslim the yorubas belong to, I think they are the true Muslims. They are very peaceful, loving and dedicated to their religion, unlike most others

ellalina:
At 40 you should be flaunting your hubby and kids

Says who?

IdisuleOurOwn:
Sorry for telling him to leave the country.
This isn't a punishment to other faith, it is still within the religion (Islam).
Nobody force anyone to join the religion, those doing it, do so out of ignorance. They fail to understand the context of the religion. Not everyone who call him self a Mullah understand
it.


Again, the news outlet that carried the news fail to tell us what they (offenders) say that was against Islam.



You were quick to comment because it was ISLAM

The bold text is not the case at all. I love non radical Muslim especially those from my region. The core northerners are pushing everyone to the limit of what is humanly possible. Anyways, let's agree to disagree.

noblezone:
Wow.

I like your style bro.
You are so down to earth.

However, note this:

Something has happened and it is still happening.
It is no longer the way it used to be.

To tell you the truth, in the past we were so scared even to speak.
Now, the fear is gone.

You are destroying Nigeria with your own hands.
It wont be far.

Don't mind him. He thinks he is smart. The northern elites are very subtle with some of their actions, so as not to offend the whole southern region. The more we can get people like him to speak out the better, so that people's eyes will open

DravenCreighton:
Inferior "abokki" brain?? And some how we always seem to outsmart you, think about it, have you ever actually recorded a win against us? Huh? Friggin alobams. And no, we are not the slaves you are, we own you, we tell you eat grass and you do, without even knowing it. Long live the great white north! Screwing the IgBOS or whoever your people are since the time of our umpteenth ancestors, and we will not relent! As for the people dying, well...it's tragic but, sh*t happens, they're actually doing them a Favour in my opinion, what is this Worldly life Afterall but enjoyment of delusions? You may think I'm a monster, or maybe heartless, but trust me, when the end you speculate comes near, you'll understand that the seagulls will always swallow the sardines. The sooner you get your perspective of life in order the better for you.

outsmart who? The yorubas? Please... lol I laugh at your delusion. Most of Nigeria's investment is in the southwest/Se and you think you are out smarting us? Can you tell me any major investment in your area still functioning?
I call SE and SW the winner because they are the ones enjoying what the country has to offer. Unless you are one of the elites, you have no reason to beat your empty chest. Bear in mind, I still wouldn't be impressed if you are one of the elites because life ain't too bad for me either. You have most of the investment and development in the south and this peasant is still boasting. Lol.

DravenCreighton:
Maybe I should, but yet here I am, sitting pretty and not giving two f*cks about it. Because see I understand how the world works, if you want to survive in this world, you have to be a shark, and sharks have to eat, but see your people, you're not sharks, you're our food, it's just the food chain, it's nature, and I reiterate, there's nothing you can do about it.

History is littered with similar scenarios and the end are often very ugly and destructive. I can safely and smugly relax and wait till the sh!!t hit the fan. You must think every other tribes are stupid. I lol @ your inferior aboki brain.
Anyways, I am done talking to slaves. I am sure you will feel pretty when another 100 people of your people get killed as always some time in not too distant future. Shows how inhuman you guys are to each other.
Long may this self destruction continue so that people like you can suffer in the end.

Nigerians are really cold

DravenCreighton:
Uhhhhhm, and there's nothing you can do about it, is there? Looool! That's cool then, pay us no mind.

wait for it. Sooner or later the yorubas keeping this country together, will revote and strongly ask for a reform. It happened last year and it can only get worse.
Continue laughing while your people are living in abject poverty. A lot of your people are dying everyday and you think you can gloat about your parasitic nature.
You should be crying. I know which position I will rather be in.

DravenCreighton:
We already have everything to our selves. And please, the people involved aren't even christians, so please, keep the f*ck out of our business. Attention seekers.

Hence, why you guys are leaches. Put it this way, you guys are a thorn in our behind. You contribute barely little but take the biggest share of the pie. All you guys know is how to give birth to many children, kill Christians and other tribes. We can't keep out of your business because majority of you guys are lazy dead weight who needs to step up. Sooner or later my people will wake up and strongly demand for true federalism after which, It will interesting to see how you guys will survive with your lazy attitudes.

Be grateful to those feeding your people instead of showing attitude.

Both.

Arami92, you are still very young, so no need to panic because it can lead to desperation. Perhaps, you need to go out more and socialise with more people. It depends on where you live. Some places in USA are really bad for socialising never mind finding a potential dates.
If you are that worried, then move to a metropolitan city/state like New York, maryland,new jersey, Chicago where you can find a lot of Nigerians.

IdisuleOurOwn:
As usual, you have to use abusive words.

I am sorry but it is not acceptable to tell someone to leave their country especially when you consider the context. Northern Muslims in Nigeria get away with many things Christians dare not try. Sympathise with other people for once. Is it a must everyone must subscribe to Islamic religion?

Okay

Gosh, some girls can be too selfish and unreasonable. You might need to have a word with her friends or relatives. If after making effort she doesn't come around to her senses, then I will advise you move on. Perhaps, hook up with ronke.

She is an insecure psycho. She won't believe your stories until you present a strong evidence. I think you might need to contact the taxi man and tell him to explain the whole situation to her. In addition, you need to have a strong word with her.

ireneony:
if you know u are a lady and you're endowed with pointed nose, pls kindly comment.
an average lady with a pointed nose is more beautiful and exotic than those with wide nose
n.b: u can kindly upload ur pic

there is one of mine

you don't even have a pointed nose. Btw, is that the definition of beauty now? Please

Freciprocal:
Bitterness did not let u read my post well...

Also note, I am a christian...

Even worse. At least, Muslims have a reason to support him. Knowing a corrupt and a very bad leader is a man after your heart says a lot about you. Grassroots politics my foot.

Freciprocal:
He has always been a grassroot politician after my heart... I still don't know what is going on in osun state.

Our Muslim Bros/Sis should please put him in prayers during this ramadan...

All will be well

A man after yiur heart Because he is a Muslim . Don't worry, I hope he continue to steal and bleed osun dry. Until people start dying massively from hunger, maybe that's when your conscience will force you to think of your fellow human being, rather than looking up to him as a fellow Muslim.

IdisuleOurOwn:
Why don't you relocate?
You can try dubai ( United Arab Emirates)

Relocate out of his own country? Thief! You guys want to have everything to yourselves. Next time use your tiny brain.

Arabs are so arrogant. Rubbish.

Maxymilliano:
Like I said a while back, Aregbe would have fared well as a witch doctor, he has no business in government ...

lol

1 has always been the only thing I was reasonably happy about.

The Speaker of the Osun State House of Assembly, Mr. Najeem Salaam, said on Thursday that Justice Folahanmi Oloyede, who wrote a petition calling for the impeachment of Governor Rauf Aregbesola, had expressed her readiness to defend her allegations against the governor.

The Speaker said this in a statement made available to our correspondent in Osogbo, through his media aide, Mr. Goke Butika.

The Speaker, who is a chieftain of the All Progressives Congress like the governor, stated that the assembly had written to Aregbesola demanding his response to the allegations levelled against him by the petitioner.

He said, “The onus of proof lies on the petitioner who has expressed her readiness to defend her allegations before the parliamentarians against Governor Aregbesola’s response would also be awaited for the sake of fair hearing.

“The legislature has elected to give Justice Oloyede’s petition a critical attention, because she is a serving judge in the state, and justice demands that her allegations be given a look for she holds a prime position in the judiciary, an arm of government, in the state.

“The House of Assembly has asked Governor Rauf Aregbesola to forward his response on the allegations raised by Justice Oloyede Folahanmi of Osun State High Court, having made a copy of the petition available to him on Wednesday by the Office of the Speaker.”

Salaam admitted that the state had a problem paying its workers but urged members of the opposition and critics of the Aregbesola administration to stop blackmailing the governor.

He appealed to them to channel their grievances in a peaceful manner so as not to disturb the peace of the state.

He said that the House was always ready to interface between the people and the government without compromising the independence of the legislature, as guaranteed by the constitution.

“The parliament, under my watch, would not be stampeded on any issue before it; thoroughness would be deployed into the facts presented without prejudice. For the House of Assembly is a shrine of democracy where democratic values and ethos must be upheld.

“Yes, we have challenges in our nation, and our state is not immune against the hydra-headed challenges, but with the coordinated responses of the government at all levels, as it is ongoing, those challenges would soon be history.”

The judge, who is serving in the Osun State Judiciary, had sent a petition to the House of Assembly over the issue of the non-payment of almost eight months salaries in the state.

The judge’s petition read in part, ‘’Consequently, the admitted inability of Mr. Governor and his deputy to pay pensions, salaries and allowances for periods ranging from eight to 11 months now, as a consequence of their own decision to accumulate debts beyond the capacity of the state’s internally generated revenue, whilst the very ‘actors’, Mr. Governor and his deputy, continue to enjoy their security allowances in hundreds of millions, is a violation of their oaths of office.

“Their action in this respect is as illegal as it is immoral and unconscionable. It is an evidence of their inability to discharge the functions of their office. There is, therefore, no legal or moral basis for their continued stay in office.

‘’To this end and for this reason, I am sure other well -meaning and concerned members of the Osun community are hereby calling on honourable members of the state House of Assembly to pick up the gauntlet and redeem themselves by giving effect to the provisions of Sections 128 and 129 of the Constitution which empower them to investigate and bring to justice, all those who have corruptly enriched themselves at the expense of Osun and her people.’’

Meanwhile, the Centre for Human Rights and Social Justice on Thursday staged a fresh protest in Osogbo demanding Aregbesola and his deputy’s resignation over their inability to pay workers for the past seven months.

The Chairman of the CHRSJ, Mr. Adeniyi Sulaiman, in an interview with journalists after the protest, called on security agencies in the state to ensure the safety of Justice Oloyede, who petitioned the House of Assembly to impeach Aregbesola.

The protesters also called on the state lawmakers to begin impeachment process against the governor and his deputy, Mrs. Titilayo Laoye-Tomori, saying Aregbesola had committed many impeachable offences.

Sulaiman said apart from the non-payment of workers’ salaries, the governor also committed other offences such as spending without appropriation and spending the state’s resources on elections in other states.

He said, “Aregbesola has plunged Osun State into financial crisis due to the reckless spending without legislative approval provision. These, among others, are reasons for the state’s inability to pay workers for seven to eight months.

“The illegal purchase of helicopter and the use of the same for the use of the governor and members of his family; the spending of the state’s resources on elections in Ondo, Ekiti and Kogi states, in the name of supporting the candidates of the APC, is criminal. Based on these, Aregbesola should be impeached and removed.

“We throw our weight behind the position of Justice Folahanmi who called on the House of Assembly to investigate the alleged mismanagement of the state’s financial resources by Aregbesola’s administration.

“We are also calling on security agents to beef up security around Justice Folahanmi, because some people may be making attempts on her life because of her boldness,” he added.

http://www.punchng.com/news/impeachment-judge-ready-to-testify-against-aregbesola-says-speaker/


Lalasticlala

This article is disjointed and consequently difficult to read.

dahaz:
if you want an accurate and balance news source go for the nation, punch, leadership, dailytrust and premium times

But stuffs like this happens all the time. You don't need to read the papers to know the entitlement attitude of the northerners. This would've been acceptable if they were the bread winners of the country. It's a shame Nigerians were caught up between tow bad choices in the presidential election.