₦airaland Forum

duro4chang:
This man, Lamido is out of his mind. The fulani people have been killing people all this while he could not say anything. Something must be wrong with him. He is one of our enemies regardless of the party he belongs to.

triple996:
No
The war must continue,
Shebi una want war, it's warming up
(A full scale war with disastrous consequences)
Na so bokoharams take start

BastardWike:
He is smarter than you a million times! Same way they divide us despite being completely Igbos is same way he is trying to divide them even though they were never one.

hotwax:
lolz..nothing will come out of it.

Fayemi should not anger his fulani gods ooo..

Loyal buhari boy

richmond500:
we stole a goat from the school farm, we couldn't roast it cos the smoke will raise alarm, we thought we could use shaving stick to remove the hairs so we tried but it wasn't easy, we decided to put the goat in a bag and go out to cook it in our friends house, we were caught and I received the biggest flogging I have ever received in my life, 76 strokes of the cain and that is after I did some severe punishment like pick pin for some minutes.
I got sick and couldn't come to class through out that week.

There was another day we were having sex party in school chapel hall, there was empty room which we normally do the do while I was in SS3, I really don't know how but we got caught and suspended for 3weeks, I couldn't tell my parents sha.
School was fun o.

Then I left that school and went to one private school, my only time of going to principal office was that we (the entire class) refused to bring our practical specimen and the teacher reported us, we got flogged

ayenale1:
Bubu is a big time dealer now...

LEADERSHIP OR DEALERSHIP: Which Do You Rep?

Leadership is when you know the way, show the way and go the way.
Dealership is when you suck the honey and steal the money from the patrimony.
A leader cares about the people
While a dealer uses the sheeple.

When a leader goes home, he still thinks about the people.
As for a dealer, he shows concern on a camera
But goes home to think of gains from the sheeple.
A leader outlives an office
But a dealer is dead even in an office.
So, which do you rep?

olisaEze:
So the ESN is fighting the Nigerian Army in Orlu because a young man was shot dead by police officers? Dis ur reason get as e be sha.

Caleb91:
idiot point one person out now mumu
why are u hell bent on dragging yoruba into your mess
you guys wanted the war to take place in yoruba land but glory be to god
the war is now at your door step
u even have a free ticket to watch the movie for free

aniomadei1975:
Very soon you will start shouting "genocide or massacre" all over the internet. O ji oso agbakwulu ogu amaro na ogu bu onwu

Mynd44:
I have. But I was not the scared person.

For some reason, she woke up one day and said we should break up.

Felt weird

The governors of the South-West who met in Ondo State capital, Akure, on Monday banned all forms of open grazing in the region.

The decision was taken during the meeting which was held with the leadership of the Miyetti Allah Cattle Breeders Association of Nigeria as well as security chiefs.

Apart from the governors of South-West; Rotimi Akeredolu of Ondo State, Gboyega Oyetola of Osun State, Kayode Fayemi of Ekiti State, Seyi Makinde of Oyo State; there were also; Mohammed Abubakar of Jigawa State, and Abubakar Bagudu of Kebbi State.

Giving a report of the meeting, Governor Makinde said, “Today, the South-West governors held a security stakeholders’ meeting in Ondo State. The meeting was attended by our brother governors from Kebbi and Jigawa States; security chiefs, SW zone led by the AIG Zone 11 and leaders from the Miyetti Allah Cattle Breeders Association of Nigeria.

“Collectively, we resolved to ban open grazing in all parts of the South-West. In Oyo State, we already have a law against open grazing which will continue to be implemented by our security agencies.”

Earlier, the Nigeria Governors’ Forum Chairman and Ekiti State Governor, Kayode Fayemi, in his remarks, assured the herdsmen that they were not asked to leave Ondo State but to only get proper registration.

He added that the meeting was held at the instance of the NGF and necessitated by the exigencies of the present challenges of insecurity in the country.

He noted that there was no eviction order given to the Fulani herdsmen in Ondo or any other state in the South-West.

“This is your home. You’ve lived here, married and done business with us. Nobody is going anywhere. The statement by the Ondo State Government had no eviction reference,” Fayemi was quoted as saying at the meeting.