₦airaland Forum

robosky02:
yes the days we have brave leaders

temitemi1:
GEJ my HERO! FAYOSE my ROLE MODEL!!

raumdeuter:
I checked the names of the criminals and I am not even surprised

ThisisBuhari:
please who is he? because I can see anybody that posts a topic, copies him.

OREMUSSANCTUS:
After all wad Buhari did to ma people
I love transformation
I hate "change"
Quote me to blast me and ya will never make it in like

OREMUSSANCTUS:
I love transformation
I hate "change"

cramjones:
CramJones is not FFK. Stop the lies!
-CramJones

Everybody in Granville knows me, the police there and the local politicians. I am an identity. I am Chief of the Igbo (Nigerian) community and people call me Chief Maximus. I don’t know if you know about the African tradition of royalty. We trace our royalty back to the Queen Sheeba of Israel.'

adebisicutie:
Shameful

omenka:
Must we always try to justify our flaws So because others ate shiit, we have every reason to as well?
Smh.

chernest2002:
Please leave her alone she is free to live anyway she fills,some of you should stop mocking people who are better than you in this life and life to come

ozoigbondu:
Federal minstry of health has made this very important message public:haters are liable to die young

I don't remember barcanista misrepresenting any historical facts or ever suggesting that the formation of the distinct identities SS/SE was as a result of divisive acts by other Nigerian regions.

AhmedMustapha:
Looking at the number of threads popping up in recent weeks from people who claim to be unhappy with the current state of the nation just because their brother lost in an election where citizens have the right to vote whomever they please is just hilarious. All the structures that allow for the marginalization of southern Nigeria as their Leaders claim could have been solved by the President if he ran a purposeful government. It seems as though if the equation favours me then it's fine but when the system that once worked in my favour works for someone else, I go around screaming blue murder and chanting songs of marginalization. We should promote initiatives that seek to preserve the peace of Nigeria and look for ways to develop the Nation for the good of the common man, all other objectives should remain secondary and treated as such.

MizMyColi:
Yeah, I've noticed that.
Even here on NL...it's evident.
I think of myself more like a social activist.
And I think Politics and Activism go hand in hand.

I don't blame female folks who stay off politics.
It has a way of making us so unlady like.
It takes a measure of discipline and self awareness, the ability to make your own rules of engagement, to maintain an active interest in politics without losing your essence and sense of civility.