₦airaland Forum

werepeLeri:
I just came from a trip to the following state capitals:

Bauchi - Gombe - Jalingo - Yola.

These cities are as peaceful as you want to imagine. Even in Jalingo, we still had the time to go out drinking, getting back to the hotel late at night.

Last week, we were in Sokoto, Birnin Kebbi, Gusau and Katsina - these cities are as well as peaceful as you can imagine.

Dont hoodwink us with fears of Boko Haram, its not like they trail every human being with bombs all over the streets -

and for your information - we drove on the same roads you want everyone to fear.

Only lazy bones fear the unknown - if you have businesses doing in Nigeria - I guess you will want Nigeria closed down because of BH?

The reasoning faculty of some people here on NairaLand is very suspect. Extremely daft and without form.

Come on - keep quiet if you dont know what is happening. And FYI - we had no fear of BH and there was no single police officer with us.

Abeg- spare us with your tales of woe when in actual fact the only place you have ever been is your little space,

werepeLeri:
I just came from a trip to the following state capitals:

Bauchi - Gombe - Jalingo - Yola.

These cities are as peaceful as you want to imagine. Even in Jalingo, we still had the time to go out drinking, getting back to the hotel late at night.

Last week, we were in Sokoto, Birnin Kebbi, Gusau and Katsina - these cities are as well as peaceful as you can imagine.

Dont hoodwink us with fears of Boko Haram, its not like they trail every human being with bombs all over the streets -

and for your information - we drove on the same roads you want everyone to fear.

Only lazy bones fear the unknown - if you have businesses doing in Nigeria - I guess you will want Nigeria closed down because of BH?

The reasoning faculty of some people here on NairaLand is very suspect. Extremely daft and without form.

Come on - keep quiet if you dont know what is happening. And FYI - we had no fear of BH and there was no single police officer with us.

Abeg- spare us with your tales of woe when in actual fact the only place you have ever been is your little space,

9ijaMan:
We just said the same thing in bold but in different ways. I stated that "The greed and looting will end some day, when we are all ready to stop the lootocrats in their tracks."

It cannot be left to the person at the helm of affairs alone. We all have to collectively fight against greed and curroption. Reuben Abati fell flat despite his acclaimed years of being on the side of the masses. I do no hold brief for any of them though, it's just that corruption is a cancerous disease which can only be fought as a group and not as individuals alone. My reason for support people like GMB all along 'cos I know he's got the knack to surround himself with people who are also averse to corruption.

9ijaMan:
Sorry my brother I probably wasn't clear enough. Our problem is definitely not "our collective struggle to move the nation forward". What I meant was that these problems we are currently facing is a "passing phase" in our struggle to improve our nation. The greed and looting will end some day, when we are all ready to stop the lootocrats in their tracks.

9ijaMan:
I still have hope in the country. Our problems I believe constitute a passing phase in our collective struggle to move the nation forward.

Sun of god:
Tinubu syndrome . . . .

Beaf:
CPC has always been threatening crap with their 3 or 4 senators.
It must feel horrible to seek relevance in a losers party.

Beaf:
I totally agree with you. However, these people aren't necessarily all foolish, some of them are just following a fad. How can normal people blame a President who is just starting his term for 49 years of misrule; you would think they would even be able to pick a good leader from the past, but they can't.
Atiku, Ciroma and co started the trend of abusing a sitting President and the weak minded ones amongst us got impressed.

There was a time I actually wondered if that id!otic prof that concluded that Nigeria has an average IQ of 70 was correct; but now after peering underneath the covers I can segregate the bashers into 4 easily identifiable groups:

1. Ethnic bigots
2. Religious bigots
3. Election losers (political businessmen)
4. Id!ots

Those outside of the above groups are objective, regardless of their political leaning.