₦airaland Forum

Haddock:
You are the WINNER!!! You were right all along. You won!
Don't work yourself into a frenzy
Good bye.

Haddock:
Sit down there and be waiting for Buhari to fix how you use your head to think and mean well for your country or how you value yourself as a citizen.

Mad people everywhere blaming Buhari for their depravity

Haddock:
An independent entity described your country and people in a disgraceful way and you showed total lack of shame to mention Buhari's name!

Maybe Buhari taught parents to enrol their kids in miracle centres for WAEC exam or told SARS and police to harass innocent citizens for bribe or bail. Maybe Buhari taught Nigerians how to bribe their way everywhere they go or import/produce fake and substandard goods.

Get your head out of your arse hole and think critically!

Fuckgovt:
Lol. Don't be thin-skinned like buhari. Hehehhehehhe. But to be honest music influences oh, especially depending on the mood and music. I recall in my secondary days wen some boys beat me up for standing up to them for bullying my friend. As a scared little boy I didn't have the mind to fight back. But when I got home, listened to a lot of DMX and 2pac songs, I punched my wardrobe in anger, picked up a knife and went to one of the guys house in a bid to kill him or attempt to kill him. On getting there no one was home. Actually it was the music that got me to that move. On my own I wldnt be able to do that. So my brother music influenced me. And music has made a lot of girl date boys way back in secondary school and they ended up getting pregnant. It may not affect all but some are young and can be easily influenced. Y do u think ppl that smoke we smoke more when listening to ganja planters like snoop n Bob marley etc.

Johans1991:
chest beater as usual. pls commit the crime first let see if ur almighty US will save you.some dirty arses from nnewi will be claiming US citizen. If you get mind just break one nigerian law that will attract the attention of the president.

Johans1991:
the court decide who says the truth. stp fooling urselve plz

Johans1991:
the bill doesnt stop anyone from talking but it help us to talk the truth not FAKE NEWS

smileyoo:
gullible nigerians: where's the video? where's the man? this could be a subtle campaign for the so-called hate-speech bill.

Nukilia:
I was expecting to see something like this...

alezzy13:
Una dey run mouth anyhow.

Always remember the internet is not as anonymous as think. You should ask how Dss were able to track the guy that started marriage bwtn PMB and his minister

SarakiBukola:
My condolences. Now let me find a translator for the US Marines that your embassy contacted.

Afamed:
I guess you understand the weight of allegation lever against him?

iSlayer:
We shouldn't take music too seriously?... Do you know how much music can influence people, especially young impressionable peeps

Afamed:
Constructive criticism not the one that can create chaos in the family. Not even in US will you go free with that

Afamed:
Constructive criticism not the one that can create chaos in the family. Not even in US will you go free with that

TooMuchStuff:

Marlians are mainly societal dregs, cultists, rogues, scallywags and scammers.

Others are those that are friends to the above groups

DonFreshmoney:
See who youths of Nigeria a hailing ad their mentor and role model..someone who is smelling, smoky and scammer.

I spit on all idiotic marlians out there.

iSlayer:
All Marlians are criminals and or potential criminals. Check it.

SarakiBukola:
Hurt ?

You're a delusional young man who probably wannks his mum's pantry ; no basement in face-me-i-face-you in Ajegunle.

I hear a knock on the door


Again, angry illiterate. As Fela said, suffer dey dabaru sense. Go away and save data.

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Wow! U.S. Marines have come to arrest me for abusing an American citizen

Floemmy:
Buhari won’t give them that chance

SarakiBukola:
Getting Bill Gates to work for you?

SarakiBukola:
I can't be jealous of a mor0nic pauper.

SarakiBukola:
Is your name Joseph ?


Because you have Dreams to rival his.

No be just US Embassy na Kazakhstan.

ajl:
You are fooling yourself. It's then you will know your "black ass" is worth nothing and that your adopted passport doesn't cover you except if you are white American. Go online to learn from other people's experience.

And comparing yourself to Sowore? Someone who deliberately refuse to become a US citizen but is popular enough internationally to get Buhari to release him, or you, a Mr Nobody that choose to be a second-class citizen. Who do you think the Americans will respect more. One that has pride in his country to the point of refusing to be a US citizen or one who is hoping to be a long time parasite that ran to them like a dog with its tail in-between his leg. Do people like you have any pride or self esteem at all. Because I can't see myself boasting about other people's country.

SarakiBukola:
Pele Chinua Achebe.

Upload your video and get a factory reset.

SarakiBukola:
This isn't the U.S.

He would be flogged till he uncovers all the videos he made, his associates made.

Even those his dead ancestors made in 18th Century.

DSS caught a top hitman of a cult while I was in University. Didnt take long before he forgot all his oaths

etrange:
I want Tinubu to be investigated. I am not a good fan of PMB. However, one would need to read the contents to know if the arrest is justified or not. Some of the titles up there are not any bit tactful. That's not journalism but partisanship.

Journalism is not about publicising your opinion on papers that are supposedly meant to be neutral. However, a good writer can always express his opinion either by tactfully presenting it as a reflection of other people's take or galvanizing it with empirical information such that his message would be received without creating room for any harassment.

"President Buhari does not believe in Nigeria" is a terrible title that appears far more opinionated than factual; this is regardless of how true it may be. A better title would have been "Presidents Buhari's loopsided appointments cast a shadow of doubt on his one-Nigeria mantra". Here, the number of Northerners heading different MDAs could serve as the backing empirical evidence. Besides, this title comes off as an expression of doubt and not a statement of fact thus protecting the writer. Another better title would be "President Buhari does not believe in Nigeria - Internet users". Here the writer would be presenting his case as an opinion of others and could easily fetch numerous online posts to back it up if push comes to shove.

Journalism requires tact and mind games. The students may not have these skills yet but the supervising lecturer whom I suppose is from the department of Mass Communication should have known better.

Poor guys...

Esseite:
Good... maybe when they all shut their doors, we would think to fix Nigeria.

etrange:
From your first line, it's clear I can't have a decent discussion with you.

Happy new year

etrange:
I want Tinubu to be investigated. I am not a good fan of PMB. However, one would need to read the contents to know if the arrest is justified or not. Some of the titles up there are not any bit tactful. That's not journalism but partisanship.

Journalism is not about publicising your opinion on papers that are supposedly meant to be neutral. However, a good writer can always express his opinion either by tactfully presenting it as a reflection of other people's take or galvanizing it with empirical information such that his message would be received without creating room for any harassment.

"President Buhari does not believe in Nigeria" is a terrible title that appears far more opinionated than factual; this is regardless of how true it may be. A better title would have been "Presidents Buhari's loopsided appointments cast a shadow of doubt on his one-Nigeria mantra". Here, the number of Northerners heading different MDAs could serve as the backing empirical evidence. Besides, this title comes off as an expression of doubt and not a statement of fact thus protecting the writer. Another better title would be "President Buhari does not believe in Nigeria - Internet users". Here the writer would be presenting his case as an opinion of others and could easily fetch numerous online posts to back it up if push comes to shove.

Journalism requires tact and mind games. The students may not have these skills yet but the supervising lecturer whom I suppose is from the department of Mass Communication should have known better.

Poor guys...

jumper524:
price of broillers still differs across states.
Broiler of 2k in Abuja is 4k in Benin because of competition in Abuja.
Most retired military generals in abuja are into the business.
Your not seeing the brighter side of the long run.
What ikkenna is telling us indirectly is that there's opportunity in this line of business people should come in and invest which in turn creates employment on the short run and also creates excess supply in the long run which also in turn reduces price which is a win win on all end..
A business of this kind can not be locked down by few individuals.
Its cheap and easy to venture in.

jumper524:
Border closure might seem to be doing more harm than Good in the short run but would have great positive effect in the long run.
See how local rice don yakpa for market with better price.
If only we rejected the pains of recession we would be forced into buying foreign rice at greater price today.
Its like the old saying "no pain no gain"