₦airaland Forum

STFUareyouG0d:
I don't think you owe him any explanation actually. He doesn't deserve one. He's too rude. Just ignore him

AngelAhnie:
Who are you to tell him that I keep my cool here for a reason. Someone pulled out of the contest for reasons best known to him and you are demanding for clarification... who dafaq are you to ask him that?

TheGoodJoe:

Stop living a life full of bigotry. These young men are saving lives everyday, using their lives to keep people safe. Forget about your hatred and be grateful for the lives saved.

TheGoodJoe:

Stop living a life full of bigotry. These young men are saving lives everyday, using their lives to keep people safe. Forget about your hatred and be grateful for the lives saved.

ethical:
No matter what you think of Nigeria, it's our country, our home and the only one at that. Things might not be perfect, but at least we have peace. That is something that people in Syria, South Sudan, Iraq, etc with give anything, yes anything just to experience once again.

And for the young men and women of our armed forces fighting a terrible war on terror so that we can live in comfort, we'll forever be grateful and always remember you in our prayers.

Some of them might pay the utilmate sacrifice, never seeing their families again, others might become physically challenged and even those that came back physically unscathed will never be the same again.

Our leaders might forget these Nigerian heroes, but I and many millions more will never forget them.

mmsen:
Trying to manage a nation the size of Nigeria's from Abuja is foolish.

Decentralization allows for greater innovation, greater accountability and greater progress. The unitary system that Nigeria practices leads to stagnation and regression.

Where is the incentive for some regions to improve themselves when they're constantly waiting on Niger Delta handouts?

Why should states learn to be frugal if the FG will keep gifting them money for nothing in return?

Psylas:
From ''Sai Baba'' to ''Why Baba''