₦airaland Forum

ideynl1:
As a Yoruba Muslim, the governor should know that Yoruba Muslims represent the majority in the SW and we should have the highest number of political appointments.

Yoruba Christian’s can’t have exceeding number of appointments than we the Yoruba Muslims.

writetopoker:
What useless law did it break?
A common billboard reminding the judiciary of their responsibility and to carry it out without fear or favour.

So which law was broken there, ndiaala

Basicend:
A country that many of it's citizens are on the street now trying to find money to buy bread to eat, is flexing muscle that it wants to find a war. .

This our leaders are so insensitive and do not care at all about the welfare of citizenry.

So annoying.

Taylor90:
Truth is bitter but I’ll spill it anyways

Oga the truth is No tribe loves each other and i don’t see how people who doesn’t love each other will move forward

Separation is the solution for all these

I no like una even if una bring Jesus come give me for house
Make una go like me too

that’s the whole truth

AfroBeatDiary:
Shoot, these people don't even understand anything. Technicalities is what will make Tinubu get disqualified

GeneralPula:
3} Recognize the fact that president Tinubu by virtue of his correspondence had not asked for the approval or the parliament or senate to go to war, has been erroneously suggested in some quarters, rather the president had expressed " a wish to respectfully solicit the support of the National Assembly in the support of successful implementation of the Ecowas resolutions" as outlined in the said communication.

Enemies of Nigeria been trying to manipulate fake news for people out there..

Tinubu has never said he's bringing war to Niger. Nigeria has no problem with Niger. This isn't a Nigeria VS Niger situation. It's Ecowas VS Niger 🇳🇪. But mischievous people kept on propagating fake news..

President listed up to 8 things but enemies of our great country kept on screaming war war war... Nah shame go end their matter eventually..

coleon:
Just imagine what this fool is doing.
This is the same man that is telling you to sacrifice in the name of subsidy removal yet not ready to cut down on the cost of governance while using political position to compensate his cronies and as usual his zombies have flooded this thread to normalize his ineptitude.
If I should hear anybody telling me to sacrifice I will swear for you. The sacrifice should actually be top bottom and not bottom up. The only thing we enjoy as common man was the subsidy yet that has been taken away to put more money in the hands of politicians.
It's just sickening to think that dollar is almost 1000 yet Tinubus cabinet is the biggest in the history of this country. I'm tired honestly and I just wish something should happen God.

TOMMYS:
Gaddafi was a soldier and he delivered economic growth beyond that of any country in the world. Maybe close to Saudi Arabia.

Thomas Sankara was a soldier

Our own sani Abacha was a soldier was about to change the fortune of Nigeria in collaboration with Gaddafi before the same west killed him.

If sani was still alive you would have been enjoying something similar to Gaddafi achievement

Education and medical treatment were free
Under Gaddafi, education and health care were free for all. A response to this claim by Masareef Edareeya, a Libyan citizen claimed the quality of education and health was appalling but that does nothing to the fact that it was free. No system is perfect but most are imperfect and still expensive. Gaddafi made sure his system was subsidised and even Mercy Corps attested to the fact in its Beyond Gaddafi: Libya’s Governance Context. That is more than the so-called “democratic leaders” can say for their countries.

Newlyweds received U.S $50,000 from the government
Gaddafi’s government had legislation providing for a grant to newlyweds to buy their first apartment so as to help start a family. Claims are that the process was tedious and bureaucratic to the extent that not many people bothered to follow it through but the $50,000 was there if one followed through. Again Mercy Corps confirmed Gaddafi provided housing for newlyweds. Criticising the grant on grounds of tedious processes is a vindictive trial at attacking every good Gaddafi stood for. It is a personal attack rather than an attack on policy.

Gaddafi carried out the world’s largest irrigation project
The Gaddafi regime embarked on one of modern man’s edifices of development: the Great Man-Made River Project to make water available to the whole country. As is known, Libya is in a desert region and Gaddafi’s plan to ascertain every citizen of access was the Great Man-Made River Project.

Libya had no external debt and had reserves of $150 billion most of which were frozen globally
Libya was a well-endowed state. To put this into perspective, the self-acclaimed champion of democracy and capitalism, the USA has a debt of over $18 trillion. Libya had none. Enough said.

The price of petrol was $0,14 per litre
In 2011, Staveley Head, a UK-based provider of insurance products compiled a list of countries with the lowest petrol prices in the world. China.org.cn reported the listing which put Libya at third position with its low $0,14.

Having a home was considered a human right
Gaddafi’s Green Book categorically stated, “The house is a basic need of both the individual and the family, therefore it should not be owned by others.” The Green Book was Gaddafi’s bible of political philosophy and had first been published in 1975. He vowed that he would not secure a house for his own parents until every citizen had one.

Gender equality actually a reality
Women in Libya were free to work and dress as they liked, subject to family constraints. The “dictator” did not impose any particular repressive canon on women and considering the sensitivities of the Arab community to gender roles, this was a big feat. Universal access to primary education was achieved in a relatively short space of time under Gaddafi.

The Human Development Index was better than two-thirds of the countries reported on
The Human Development Report has been published since 1990 and it is in the report that the HDI is found. The last time the report was released with Gaddafi in power, Libya was ranked 53 of 163 countries with comparable data. The HDI of Arab states was 0,641 while Libya’s was 0,760. Libya was therefore better off than most Arab States. The HDI provides a composite measure of health, education and income. Does being placed above the Arab States average mean all was rosy? By no means! It simply means there were worse countries that the Western “whistle-blowers” did not “rescue”. In 2009, Libya was reported to be on track to achieve the Millennium Development Goals by 2015.

People had enough food
This does not need to be qualified. The Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) confirmed that undernourishment was less than 5% with a daily calorie intake of 3144. This was one “oppressor” whose subjects had enough. With the Great Man-Made River Project, Gaddafi was securing an even brighter agricultural future to feed his nation. Pessimists can be claimed he was feeding citizens for the slaughter.

Privatization of all Libyan oil to every citizen
On 21 February 2011, Gaddafi launched a programme to privatize all Libyan oil to every citizen of Libya. This would initially provide $21,000 to every citizen from a total of $32 billion in 2011 and effectively lead to the dissolution of the ministries of health, education and others to eliminate corruption, theft of oil by foreign companies and to decentralise power.

Was.

Thank you

Watcharena:
beg your federal government to assist you from the money they want to use to bully another country

ade4real2016:
Sometimes, it's very essential to smell how horrible one's defecation is...Imagine what is coming out from ya filthy mouth...Are ya financially buoyant like Senator Shehu Sani.. Himself n others can comfortably afford to cope with d degraded hardship being inflicted by this slowpoke on ya entire generations yet to come...The present development in Nigeria is enough for your very self to invite d military boys to come back to power but myself n other well meaning Nigerians Will never opt for this nefarious system of governance...Try n put your brain in d gear...