₦airaland Forum

Nusaf:
I'm beginning to suspect the management of ABU of complicity. Why is it taking them ages to get this information?

It is either they are thinking of the safest way of twisting facts or some palms need to be greased.

zainabxel:
Dog nko?

TundeHashim:
I can't find in this report where the Hausas cut the head of a Yoruba man, put it on a stake and started carrying it about as being claimed by Fani-Kayode!

kingsouthie:
Give us update on their prosecution please if there is any

mightyhazel:
I long to see that day when the fulani herdsmen that exact carnage on numerous communities in the southern and middlebeltan nigeria will be arrested and paraded just like these men up there.

UnknownT:
I hope they have their own "SEN. KWAKWANSO" to bail them? The man who goes about bailing arrested miscreants. Welcome to Banana Republic of Nigeria

tifany89:
Nice points u raised n I agree with you wholeheartedly. About d Bauchi incidents I never knew compensation were paid. We should all endeavour to live in peace. These people doing the killings I don't know where they get their hearts from. Crimes like these should never be condoned no matter those involved, hence will may just find ourselves living in an Hobesian state (where life will be nasty,bruish n short). Thanks for ur reasonable response devoid of the usual nairaland insults n all

YoungBlackRico:
[color=#CC6600]Are you okay Why bring me into this sh!t again. There's a law in physics that says "for every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction". If someone wasn't killed those senseless goats wouldn't have retaliated in that manner. Remember there were different versions of what really transpired before the fight. [/color]

[color=#848b79]©YBR[/color]

Realist2:
Kudos to the Nigerian Police, i never knew they can carry out an investigation like this.

They are many of his type in Lagos defrauding people with fake dollars using charm. I almost fall a victim once.
Nemesis has catch-up with this one.
See as em face dey like raining season.

NewNigeriaMind:
You are welcome.

The truth is constant and nobody should blame the north for one Nigeria. The north never asked for it.

On the Ife issue, i believe what we should all do is ask for forgiveness from each other and let peace reign.

Violence is never the solution.

NewNigeriaMind:
I am Yoruba but loving your argument.

In 1957, the North never said they wanted one Nigeria and neither did the north ask for independence when the south was shouting for it.

In fact, Azikwe forced us into this by forming a government with the North when he could have done same with Awolowo west.

I admire you truth tellinh nature.

shallom

Joey82:
I will need a life insurance policy to see them lol. That'll require me to be in the battle field when crisis start.

Joey82:
Like I said in the post, there is a militia wing that launches attack when the need arises. The nomadic herds men don't wield guns.

Temysteve:
why don't you cancel praise nd worship in the bible and churches. The bible says ''All things worketh together for they that love God''

mims20:
na your religion that is a confused one...i rather become an atheist that any other so called religion ..and for ur information Christianity is a way of life and not a religion.

tifany89:
In as much as am not in support in what happened in ife ( never will I support such injustice n wickedness) but let me ask you this, how many times have u been this vocal when ur northern brothers kill southerners going about their business for issues far less Dan d one dat happened in ife? How many times has ur various governments compensate the victims? We all know how volatile the north is dat issues in far away Paris can lead to the killing of Christians in Sokoto. The 2011 post election crisis in the north r still fresh on our minds, we know how ur brothers killed youth corpers with reckless abandon even going to d extent of breaching police stations where some of dem went to hide for safety.The reason am saying all these is the way u n ur brothers here are claiming victims for just this singular event or is it because u people r not used to be on the receiving end? What they did was give u a taste of ur own medicine. You try to be violent here u will be met with equal measure of violence. Your people kill southerners in ur states n get away with it but trying to do dat in the south is asking for trouble. Have u condemned the death of the woman preacher that was killed in Abuja? How about the other woman from imo state dat was also killed in kano? But now u r here threatening fire n brimstone. At least the yorubas in ife didn't just start killing ur people for no reason but can we say d same for d killings in kano n other northern states?