₦airaland Forum

Almaiga:
Enter Benin, repeat weting you talk. If them no disfigure your face, call me bascard.

No worries I go call u am now.

Listen to this Edo man complain about Fulani


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BiwTfPXs0fY

ACHILLES45:
and what have your father been able to assemble.
hatred filled soul.

Most likely the he has put together the biggest collection of almajiri's together

Almaiga:
Thanks for reminding us that you are a parasite.
What does Edo and Biafra have in common? If you can't answer this, you are a land grabber.

Edo is with us, go die

Behold the igbo betrayer.
www.nairaland.com/attachments/7614990_orjiuzorkaluturbaningwithhorse_jpeg3087df10c46782a47b4c70e27cd022f0

See how insensitive he is, IPOB women are being held for demanding our freedom and he is getting turbanned by the same people who are killing Biafrans.
www.nairaland.com/attachments/7613033_screenshot20180822100910_jpega8524aa79fb55422eadab26cafe0f031

This man has become Persona Non-Grata in Biafra

sss

[quote author= post=70499001]BOKO HARAM your end is nigh![/quote]When their patron dey Aso Rock?

fuckerstard:
Where is everybody?

Dem dey fear.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=asItI3vLBaY

uboma:
This is getting serious.

getting

HajimeSaito:


Meanwhile in the MUDSLIME north, MUDSLIMES are showing their true colours...

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US blames killings in Nigeria on reign of impunity-Punch Newspaper
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Taiwo Ojoye
21 Aug 2018
The United States of America has blamed the killings in the Middle Belt and northern Nigeria on what it identified as the reign of impunity,.

The American government also said the killings increased because the perpetrators were not punished.


“The Nigerian government should strengthen its laws to deal with killers,” it advised.

The US also urged the administration of President Muhammadu Buhari to ensure the conduct of a free, fair, transparent, peaceful and credible process of the 2019 general elections by the Independent National Electoral Commission.

“We want partners in ways to ensure that the kind of violence we have seen over the past months don’t flare up in any election”, the American government stated.

The Deputy Chief of Mission and Charge de Affaires, US Embassy in Nigeria, David Young, expressed these views in an interview with journalists on Sunday night in Jos during his fellowship with church leaders in Plateau State.

Young, who is said to be a key member of the Methodist Church in the US, was responding to questions on the solution to the ceaseless killings and crisis between farmers and Fulani herdsmen in Plateau State, after he delivered a sermon titled, ‘Living as a Christian in a multi-religious and multi-cultural context.’

He also paid tribute to the 83-year-old Imam of Nghar village, Gashish District, Alhaji Abubakar Abdullahi, who reportedly saved 300 persons, including Christians when suspected Fulani herdsmen struck on June 24.

The acting US Ambassador to Nigeria also reiterated the condolences of the Donald Trump’s administration to the families of those killed by suspected Fulani herdsmen who attacked some communities in the Barkin Ladi Local Government Area of Plateau State.

He said, “On behalf of the United States government and American people, I want to express again our condolences on the tragic loss of lives across Plateau, North-Central and North-West states. Quite a lot of people have died; it has been very terrible tragedies. We want to affirm the sanctity of human lives and anytime a person dies, it is a tragic loss, be that person a Christian, Muslim, Berom, farmer or herder.

“I think it is clear, we know and government knows that as well. A lot of people are doing good things and working hard. But it needs to be even more because it is clear that there is a climate of impunity. When people are committing serious crimes, they get away with it, without being brought to justice.

READ ALSO: Long-lasting marriage does not translate to happy marriage

“It is so important that there should be very strong efforts to make sure that people are brought to justice for these terrible crimes. It is also important to address the drivers of conflicts, address opportunity, fight poverty and provide jobs and hope for young people because definitely young people are getting into terrible groups. They really need to be part of the future and as such need mentoring and parenting.”

Young said key actors in Nigeria should be deeply involved in the peace-making process.

https://punchng.com/us-blames-killings-in-nigeria-on-reign-of-impunity/amp/

WOW talk about double standards.

No be Haram again?

HajimeSaito:


Meanwhile in the MUDSLIME north, MUDSLIMES are showing their true colours...

www.nairaland.com/attachments/7610859_dailypost_ng20170122northernstategovernorspersecutingchristiansdemolishingchurchescaniphone678plus1_jpeg5e2c9bf963041b2221883d52ee132045

US blames killings in Nigeria on reign of impunity-Punch Newspaper
www.nairaland.com/attachments/7609251_usblameskillingsinnigeriaonreignofimpunity_jpeg95964b15171f3380dcda8e5b8ead0b8e
Taiwo Ojoye
21 Aug 2018
The United States of America has blamed the killings in the Middle Belt and northern Nigeria on what it identified as the reign of impunity,.

The American government also said the killings increased because the perpetrators were not punished.


“The Nigerian government should strengthen its laws to deal with killers,” it advised.

The US also urged the administration of President Muhammadu Buhari to ensure the conduct of a free, fair, transparent, peaceful and credible process of the 2019 general elections by the Independent National Electoral Commission.

“We want partners in ways to ensure that the kind of violence we have seen over the past months don’t flare up in any election”, the American government stated.

The Deputy Chief of Mission and Charge de Affaires, US Embassy in Nigeria, David Young, expressed these views in an interview with journalists on Sunday night in Jos during his fellowship with church leaders in Plateau State.

Young, who is said to be a key member of the Methodist Church in the US, was responding to questions on the solution to the ceaseless killings and crisis between farmers and Fulani herdsmen in Plateau State, after he delivered a sermon titled, ‘Living as a Christian in a multi-religious and multi-cultural context.’

He also paid tribute to the 83-year-old Imam of Nghar village, Gashish District, Alhaji Abubakar Abdullahi, who reportedly saved 300 persons, including Christians when suspected Fulani herdsmen struck on June 24.

The acting US Ambassador to Nigeria also reiterated the condolences of the Donald Trump’s administration to the families of those killed by suspected Fulani herdsmen who attacked some communities in the Barkin Ladi Local Government Area of Plateau State.

He said, “On behalf of the United States government and American people, I want to express again our condolences on the tragic loss of lives across Plateau, North-Central and North-West states. Quite a lot of people have died; it has been very terrible tragedies. We want to affirm the sanctity of human lives and anytime a person dies, it is a tragic loss, be that person a Christian, Muslim, Berom, farmer or herder.

“I think it is clear, we know and government knows that as well. A lot of people are doing good things and working hard. But it needs to be even more because it is clear that there is a climate of impunity. When people are committing serious crimes, they get away with it, without being brought to justice.

READ ALSO: Long-lasting marriage does not translate to happy marriage

“It is so important that there should be very strong efforts to make sure that people are brought to justice for these terrible crimes. It is also important to address the drivers of conflicts, address opportunity, fight poverty and provide jobs and hope for young people because definitely young people are getting into terrible groups. They really need to be part of the future and as such need mentoring and parenting.”

Young said key actors in Nigeria should be deeply involved in the peace-making process.

https://punchng.com/us-blames-killings-in-nigeria-on-reign-of-impunity/amp/

A Lady who was a Muslim in search of proof that Mohammed is a Prophet discovered the awful truth,
That moahmmed is NOT A PROPHET



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4JPTTIzlzJU




Many people have this misconception that Allah is Arabic for God.

Well remember the saying that
"There is god but allah?"

Well look at the sentence they have a word for God and a different word for Allah, showing that Allah not name of God.

This video breaks it down


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2U-i_usnHXs

US blames killings in Nigeria on reign of impunity-Punch Newspaper
www.nairaland.com/attachments/7609251_usblameskillingsinnigeriaonreignofimpunity_jpeg95964b15171f3380dcda8e5b8ead0b8e
Taiwo Ojoye
21 Aug 2018
The United States of America has blamed the killings in the Middle Belt and northern Nigeria on what it identified as the reign of impunity,.

The American government also said the killings increased because the perpetrators were not punished.


“The Nigerian government should strengthen its laws to deal with killers,” it advised.

The US also urged the administration of President Muhammadu Buhari to ensure the conduct of a free, fair, transparent, peaceful and credible process of the 2019 general elections by the Independent National Electoral Commission.

“We want partners in ways to ensure that the kind of violence we have seen over the past months don’t flare up in any election”, the American government stated.

The Deputy Chief of Mission and Charge de Affaires, US Embassy in Nigeria, David Young, expressed these views in an interview with journalists on Sunday night in Jos during his fellowship with church leaders in Plateau State.

Young, who is said to be a key member of the Methodist Church in the US, was responding to questions on the solution to the ceaseless killings and crisis between farmers and Fulani herdsmen in Plateau State, after he delivered a sermon titled, ‘Living as a Christian in a multi-religious and multi-cultural context.’

He also paid tribute to the 83-year-old Imam of Nghar village, Gashish District, Alhaji Abubakar Abdullahi, who reportedly saved 300 persons, including Christians when suspected Fulani herdsmen struck on June 24.

The acting US Ambassador to Nigeria also reiterated the condolences of the Donald Trump’s administration to the families of those killed by suspected Fulani herdsmen who attacked some communities in the Barkin Ladi Local Government Area of Plateau State.

He said, “On behalf of the United States government and American people, I want to express again our condolences on the tragic loss of lives across Plateau, North-Central and North-West states. Quite a lot of people have died; it has been very terrible tragedies. We want to affirm the sanctity of human lives and anytime a person dies, it is a tragic loss, be that person a Christian, Muslim, Berom, farmer or herder.

“I think it is clear, we know and government knows that as well. A lot of people are doing good things and working hard. But it needs to be even more because it is clear that there is a climate of impunity. When people are committing serious crimes, they get away with it, without being brought to justice.

READ ALSO: Long-lasting marriage does not translate to happy marriage

“It is so important that there should be very strong efforts to make sure that people are brought to justice for these terrible crimes. It is also important to address the drivers of conflicts, address opportunity, fight poverty and provide jobs and hope for young people because definitely young people are getting into terrible groups. They really need to be part of the future and as such need mentoring and parenting.”

Young said key actors in Nigeria should be deeply involved in the peace-making process.

https://punchng.com/us-blames-killings-in-nigeria-on-reign-of-impunity/amp/

A Lady who was a Muslim in search of proof that Mohammed is a Prophet discovered the awful truth,
That moahmmed is NOT A PROPHET



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4JPTTIzlzJU




Many people have this misconception that Allah is Arabic for God.

Well remember the saying that
"There is god but allah?"

Well look at the sentence they have a word for God and a different word for Allah, showing that Allah not name of God.

This video breaks it down


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2U-i_usnHXs

Bambambiglo:
Are you gay?

Person no fit find friends again

APC is a confused party


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=asItI3vLBaY

FoxyFlow:
I swear to God you no get sense. If them employ you for school for obodo oyibo, you go say them dey supply your educated arse to America
?

Some kind mumu talk wey I sha dey see eh all in the name of tribal sentiments. Wake up to reality bro. If you no serve, nobody go employ you with better pay unless you ready be enterprenuer.

Its fact.

The North does not come South to do NYSC.

This NYSC should be scrapped.

It's just a way to supply southern educated people to the North

MOD why u comot my post?

U don dey censor wetin we write?

Are u a Christian ur self

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dlondonbadboy:
Don't be pained because there is no healing in your religion. No resurrection in your religion, no peace in your religion of peace..Only war, death, killings, beheading, raping girls, child marriage, sharia, cutting limbs, slamming head on the ground...LOL.

Tell me one positive thing about youyour religion..Only one!

Jihad no be good thing

In Nija we suffer from the Fulani people

Jeromejnr:
He is the one that started the destruction of your Country.

Go research your history.

That guy Almajiri

babadee1:
The current head of the DSS is from Bayelsa state. That is certainly not in the north.

Pls dont talk to me like i went to school on quota.

Being a Southerner I went to school on merit.

The Baylesa man was only appointed after they sacked the Fulani man last week.

And he is ACTING

LIARS, YOU DID

Albinoflash:
If u think apc is lying click like

Which wan is, "If u think APC is lying"

We know they are lying

Alexis11:
Some persons will applaud this and even beat their chest now

But if Our northern APC brothers do the same thing tomorrow na to start hearing sermon and name calling.

Almajiri has spoken

okitz4:
Not true sir, the acting Head is Bayelsan, not a northerner

The president of Nigeria is a Yoruba man Abi?

The guy is acting head until they find another Almajiri

These people think we are daft.

The heads are Northerners the spokes people from SE.

When the decision is taken with Buhari's Cabal, then the Southerner comes to present it.