₦airaland Forum

I had a terrible one about Osibanjo and Aso Rock about two weeks ago, which I'm not ready to share.

Like a poster said above, Nigerians never take anything serious until it overwhelms them.

Nairaland has been relegated to PDP, APC, wailers, IPOB, Afonja and zombie trivialities where you voice your opinion outside the box at your own peril.

Some people are in for a rude shock.

doctokwus:
I hope it's either to hand over his resignation letter or to tell Osinbajo he has his express permission to do whatever he feels can move d nation forward,including sacking ALL cabinet members,special advisers and all d other corrupt and incompetent appointees of his that av led us to this sorry pass.
Any other discussion besides either of d above is useless.

My thoughts exactly.
And the service chiefs need to be replaced ASAP. Especially the Army, DSS Customs and even police. They're becoming too complacent...and powerful.
Anything besides those points is indeed useless.

Though Buhari seems like one who is eager to relinquish power for Nigeria to move on... if he had a will of his own

Nigerian census figures have always been fraudulent from day one.

Blue3k:
I disn't think getting population census was so hard till reading about Nigeria dilemma.

Nothing is ever done rightly.
Added to the lameduck savages up north, this country is grossly dysfunctional.

dingbang:
Its not that there is hunger in the land. We are just ready to kill any animal/insect on sight.

That's true.
Savagery, not hunger, is the main cause.

CuteEmma:
Nigeria... What a country

Rather, your response should be:
"Northern Nigeria...what a place!"

Cos such madness are much common in the moslem infested north.
When they're not bombing themselves, you will see them marrying children and the elites arresting the peasants that dared to criticise them.

Granted, the police could be under pressure from influential individuals that apparently have interest in the case.
But I never took the sensational headlines on his purported disappearance seriously.

The same fight that he couldn't win when he was hale and hearty? How do you expect Buhari to do that now that he's as good as dead?

Just so the AU knows, Buhari epitomises corruption. Cronyism, cabalistic rule, nepotism, sectarianism have been the guiding principles of his administration from inception.
Those are the worst form of corruption because only a segment of privileged individuals exploit the nation's commonwealth for their own advantage.

If Donald J. Trump has only one supporter in the whole world, I am that supporter.

Trump is a pragmatic realist, a maverick and no puppet of the radical left wing global fascists.

Every lover of freedom (of thought, opinion, conscience and religion) support Trump, except of course, the radical islamists and their global ultra-liberal fascist ideologue friends - both of which portray textbook definition of intolerance in today's world.

PS:
I have been a fan of Donald Trump, years before he started expressing his political opinions. Considering the fact that he is a very popular brand that never keeps his opinion to himself.
Therefore, Trump's support base should not be reduced to anti islamists and Ipobian trolls.

The DMO needs to enact laws to impose legal limits on states borrowings.
Heck! some states are becoming bankrupt with huge, unservicible debts (if not already).

Yet they keep borrowing.

Congrats to them.

But the entire Buhari cabinet need to be sacked or at least reshuffled.

Nigerians are fed-up with clowns like Dalong and Lai Mohammed.

Acidosis:
Why the repeated emphasis on Ilorin?
Do people think life and Nigeria revolves only around Lagos and Abuja?

No, we don't.
But such a ridiculous judgement and the fact that the court granted all the prayer of the Saraki is enough to raise eyebrows and question the integrity of the court.

What's worse, Saraki is the defacto landlord of Ilorin/Kwara where the courts operate as nothing more than his tribunals.

I can relate.

Don't even give it a thought. Put yourself in her husband's shoes, and remember that what goes around comes around. What's wrong is wrong.

These married old friends don't ever think of consequences when they start making those crazy and opprobrious pleas. You get to realise their level of daredevil doggedness when they want to cheat on their husband.

When it came to that, I stopped picking her calls and ended all chats.

TheKingdom:
This is evidence that there are several nations in this Ni.gger Area. What does this have to do with those in Enugu or Yenegoa

Islam is a subjugating political religion.
That is why a Dauda in Ibadan will show and pay more allegiance and obeisance to the Sokoto caliphate and its Sultan than he does to his Olubadan and his Yoruba heritage.
Yet this sultan is neither mohammad nor a prophet - just a traditional ruler in faraway Sokoto.

When will they declare an end to terrorism?

The 8th NASS has arrogated too much powers to itself - all for self aggrandizements and not for the people whom it is supposedly representing.

The NASS is a too expensive, unnecessary evil that the country can do a whole lot without.

No one is sure if he was forced to resign (which is a subtle way of sacking people).
But it is interesting to know that this country still has some politicians that have honour.

Papiikush:
[b][size=10pt]I am sure they will do better when they finally get biafra. Mtchewwww

Last time I checked, bayelsa is not in Igbo territory.

As long as Nigerian politics is driven by ethnic and religious sentiments, the people will always be manipulated, misled and defrauded.
This is the bane of Nigeria.

simpul:
Its becoming a reality gradually and Dino will be there still laughing until it will hit him like a tsunami.

The guy doesn't seem to have anything to lose. His greatest dream, obviously, was to be called a senator... Judging by his manner of behavior since he became one.

The confab report should be revisited. It may not contain all the answers to Nigeria's problems, but its implementation would be a step towards the right direction.

Nigerian Christians should be vigilant, irrespective of political party affiliation. We must unite and resist every subtle islamization policy of this sectarian government.

We must do this for the sake of posterity if we hope to have an identity, land and heritage that we can bequeath to unborn generations.

They started with Usman Dan Fodio, then Boko Haram; They have unleashed their marauding herdsmen on our communities, cities and farmlands.
And now they have instituted their religion and the language, history and culture that bolters it (Arabic) on our education curriculum.

Yet we still have some self-righteous, delusional Southerners who see nothing wrong with this.

CROWNWEALTH019:
Says who?

Says all established facts on ground, based on the antecedents of both parties.

CROWNWEALTH019:
[…] amaechi should be in jail and not a serving minister, I can say anytime anyday wike 2 years as governor is far better than amaechi 8 years as governor and still counting as minister

Your conclusion is based strictly on sentiments. The type that obstructs sound judgement.

Damage control.

How can someone that is not conscious of his environment have the will to reject files?
I bet he would mistake any file for korans.

NwaAmaikpe:
God bless Al-Mustapha. Thank you for using him to save this country. Because I wonder what would have happened if MKO became President.

You can add to your wonder what would have happened if Goodluck had won the last election.

And, add Ojukwu's probable presidency to your wild imagination.

@OP:
Hamza Al Mustapha may be making some outrageous claims and allegations which are too intriguing for the layman to believe. But betrayal, opportunism, and complicity on the part of some of his treacherous kinsman cannot be totally ruled out from the events that lead to Abiola's death.

No testimony is more credible than that of a prominent insider.

To answer your question, YES!



The reasons are not far fetched.

hopefulLandlord:
no doctor certified him dead, simple; ask yourself why the news isn't in the country he was to be flown from? all Na sham

Sometimes one wonders if some of you earn a living from doubting everything.

Must everyone be called an elder statesman?
That aboki emir is too young and undeserving the title of an elder statesman.

Viergeachar:
And the 'mere coordinator' puts the flatiyeasterners to shame.
Meanwhile, they have started begging to remain Nigerians.
What a shame!

Everything has to be ethnicized, mustn't it?

shukuokukobambi:
Your own idiocy just dey grow in leaps and bounds since gari became expensive. Are Yoruba the only tribe in Nigeria? After being in the executive for 12 full years and heading legislature for 4 inside 20 years of democracy, must Osibanjo become President again?
Can't you work for another tribe to get it? If you truly share kinship with Yoruba, you'll know ojukokoro is bad. Abeg leave osinbajo to finish his 4 years and come back home. Ibo and their masters can then kill themselves over aso rock if they please

I did not expect kids like you to see beyond your nose or not delve into the very predictable vituperative tantrums that you find fulfilment in.

Your eternal trolling on the cyberspace in a desperate search for abokii acceptance has robbed you off intellectual curiosity. And like I earlier posited, you Schleps are up for a rude shock.

You and the likes of Ogundamisi are a pack of worthless lowlife reprobates that the Yoruba race would all be better off without.

Educating you on this subject-matter is an onerous, albeit futile, adventure that pays with a worthless coin.