₦airaland Forum

FatherOfJesus:
I don't care about what Tinubu did, you can open another thread to discuss that.

Revolution is treasonable

So it's about what you care about now?

FatherOfJesus:
they shouldn't use the word "revolution" in a protest. That's treason

Do you know the kind of words Buhari and people like Tinubu, Oshomore, and Tunde Bakare used against Jonathan government, yet he didn't arrest any of them or even send DSS after them.

Also what End Sars protest, were they using the one revolution? Or where they asking to overthrow government? Was it not that SARS should be scrapped? I and you know how this government responded, so bro let's stop supporting evil, peaceful protest is not illegal, infact this government came to power through protests.

FatherOfJesus:
nope, it's illegal to try to unseat a govenrment.
You can protest against govenrment policies.

So what they did there is act of unseating a government?

FatherOfJesus:
When will Nigeria youth realize that these protests don't work.
You allowed him into power during the election by your actions and Inactions and now you think you can remove him with protests?

You want to unseat a democratically elected govenrment? That's treasonable felony

You cannot eat your cake and have it

Is it illegal to protest against the government?

This is probably because UK pulled out of European Union.

But the team management should have been aware and sorted this out before hand.

This more like BFF way of handling stuff.

jpworld:
I think this is matter of technicalities, not apc or Buhari government doing.

He wasn't part of the appeal at supreme court, the matter was quashed, automatically saving him from the high court judgment.

And because he wasn't part of the supreme court case, supreme court can only deal with the issue b4 them. So if they're ordering retrial, it has to be for the appellant b4 them.

I hope efcc team of lawyers can deep more and find alternative into bringing him into the case legally.

It's seems you are not living in Nigeria.

jpworld:
See how 1 error make OUK escape justice.

Efcc should appeal the judgment.

Apc and the Government helped him to evade justice, not efcc .

seunmsg:
No comment

Yeah, we understood, didn't actually expect you to criticize the court under Buhari.

Captain8:
Igbo is a cursed tribe full of sub humans... no wonder every body rejected them

Yet when the same Igbo want to break away from you ,,,,,,,,,,,,,

gentiles:
No Sauce

yeah no Sauce , just plain indomie

midolian:
This Ohamadike people and their ways.

The history of every evil in Nigeria today can be traced to the Igbo race.

They now export evil...

Policewoman abi wetin that your name, shebi you see how a whole tribe is being profiled in such hateful way and you keep quiet, but when we reply the dead vulture meat griller now, you spring out shap shao looking for who to recommend for a ban, God dey watch you ooh.

epondudu:
I was expecting them to blame Buhari as usual but This case has many turns.
Female on female
Easterner on Easterner
Igbo on Igbo.
A Northerner will never do this to his fellow Northerner.

Yeah, Northerner will only use banditry to kidnap another northerner, good point.

freshalien:
Rubbish! See how they trying so hard to make their Christianity claims real and relevant.

Quick fact check:

Creation story = Never happened
Garden of Eden = Never existed
Noah’s Ark = Never existed
Tower of Babel = Never existed
Pillar of Salt = Never existed
Ten Commandments = Never existed
Ark of the Covenant = Never existed
Job (“Faithful man of God”) = Never existed
Immaculate conception = Never happened
Jesus’ resurrection = Never happened
Jesus’ ascension = Never happened
Pentecost = Never happened

And the list goes on and on.


Summary:

Half of the bible (Old testament)
Story about the Israelites and their ecounters with other tribes and nations mixed with lies and false stories.

Other half of the bible (New Testament)
Tales about a middle-aged man who claimed to be the son of God; a Jewish extremist who was more interested in forming his own cult than worshipping his “God”.

Conclusion
Christianity = Fable-tales, lies and cooked up stories used by the powerful to dominate the weak-minded.

Where is your prove?

Make them free this man abeg.

Lovenorth:
No one can stop herdsmen from going about their lawful business in Nigeria

No one can force open grazing on any state that has banned it in Nigeria.

Safyqueen:
So the only contribution you can make is to disgrace yourself in the public forum. So your ancestral business in the south is alcohol. So your own solution is fight. Check @bold

If you hate alcohol so much to destroy it, why share from the vat that comes from it?

In a country with 200 million people?

ofeco:
Continuity!!!!!

Or next level.

So have the soldier been punished ?

ShadowM:
No I haven't. Doesn't mean we should all act blindly

Good.

madridguy:
The summary of this long epistle is just to paint the NIS chief, Bandede and the Ikoyi passport office boss, Abdullahi Liman black.

This is a paid article against the north.

Why don't you come up with details that counteract his story?

ShadowM:
Is this story verified?

Have you verified that Nnamdi Kanu told Ipobs to bring 20 dicapidated female heads for burial of their comrades?

AmuEbule:
So much hate in Nigeria. Because we have a President who divides instead of unite.

This is the bitter truth.

Buckeyemedia1:
Self exile, living in the West is not easy, Reno is really suffering, no joy, home sickness is dealing with him, even seeing those Government mallams walking around New York City will be joy to him, he craves nostalgic feelings of Nigeria. Latest Monday morning everyone will be back in Nigeria, Reno will make his way back to Cali to wail more.

Yet in all these, you could not point out where Reno was accused of embezzling public funds?

I am not saying the guy is a saint, mind you. But your fellow BMC, the dead vulture griller called him a looter alongside others.

What I observed among you Buharists is once someone criticizes Buhari or his government, you try to pick up some corruption case about the person, if there is none then you go for their private life, why is that so ?

, how far, I no tell you say na one chance you enter so?

JovialJune:
What is this one saying

I taya ooh

Nackdemall:
Where is Dogara and Dino

Were they part of the indictment?

Godons1:
The Police Officer na İGBO MAN.

So what's your point?

post=106137033:
Sir Tunapa don finish d matter.
Nothing to add again.


This one running from Nigeria just like Diezani Allison,
Cos of the money they looted and cleaned mouths like looters and robbers that they are.
Mumu Reno the fraudster.

I thought you would give an instance where Reno embezzled money as a looter that you called him, but alas you have none.

Everything Reno acuused Buhari in the video , can you refute at least one of them?

Emu4life:
Innocent kid. Nigeria failed you. Normal....normal, God no give everybody sense

Bro this is evil, I hate Fulani Herdsmen Killers, but what crime has this kid committed to deserve this? Hell awaits the killers of this boy.

Having said the above, let me add that these killings and revenge killings that will likely follow are the results of the nepotism of this government. When the crime of a certain tribe is treated with such unbridled laxity, you are bound to witness what is happening in Nigeria today.

young innocent kid, rest in peace, the government of Nigeria failed you.

lest we forget, the following letter was written to the president by a northerner,

Muhammadu Buhari,
President,
Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces,
The Federal Republic of Nigeria.

Dear Mr President,

Mr President; Please Belong To All Of Us

“One of the swiftest ways of destroying a kingdom is to give preference of one particular tribe over another or show favor to one group of people rather than another. And to draw near those who should be kept away and keep away those who should be drawn near” Sheikh Usman Dan Fodio.

I have been prompted to write you this open letter, Mr President, by the loud sounds of drums, singing and dancing that erupted within many groups in the last few days on the grounds that you attained the fifth year in office as President of Nigeria. It comes as no surprise that enthusiasm for the celebration is not shared equally by segments of the public. While your admirers and supporters believe you have performed well, many others believe the five years you have been in office as our President has not met the yearnings, expectations and change promised Nigerians.

Mr President, you know me well enough and my position on issues to realize that I can be neither a rabid supporter nor a fanatical opponent of yours. I believe being a responsible citizen is enough reason to wish you well and to work for your success. As we have seen all too clearly these past few years, your success is ours as is your failure. We swim or sink with you!

You might wish to recall that after the results of the 23rd of February 2019 presidential elections were announced, giving you victory, I addressed a press conference during which I urged the runner-up, Alhaji Atiku Abubakar of the PDP, to concede defeat. The reason was clear: tensions were running high and little missteps by the leaders might ignite violence, as often happened after major elections. Some supporters of Abubakar Atiku disagreed with me and told me off. As it happened, Alhaji Atiku went ahead to mount a legal challenge to the outcome of the elections up to the Supreme Court. Mercifully, his actions did not result in an outbreak of violence as we feared.

On the same occasion, I counselled the declared winner, your good self, to use the opportunity of your second term to redeem your pledge of being a leader and president of all Nigerians.

On the occasion of the first-year anniversary into your second four-year term, I feel there is an urgent need to revisit this subject matter.

Mr President, you have often expressed the hope that history will be kind to you. It is within your competence to write that history. But you have less than three years in which to do it. You may wish to note that any authentic history must be devoid of myth. It will be a true, factual rendition of the record of your performance.

And truth be told, Mr President, there are quite a lot of things that speak to your remarkable accomplishments, not least of which is that for the first time in our democratic history, a sitting President was defeated. That feat was achieved by Muhammadu Buhari. The reason was the public belief of you as a man of integrity.

The corollary to this is that at the expiration of your eight-year tenure in 2023, your achievements will not be measured solely by the physical infrastructure your administration built. An enduring legacy would be based on those intangible things like how much you uplifted the spirit and moral tone of the nation. How well have you secured the nation from ourselves and from external enemies?

At this time and in the light of all that has happened since you took office, any conversation with you Mr President cannot gloss over the chaos that has overtaken appointments into government offices in your administration. All those who wish you and the country well must mince no words in warning you that Nigeria has become dangerously polarized and risk sliding into crisis on account of your administration’s lopsided appointments which continues to give undue preference to some sections of the country over others.

Nowhere is this more glaring than in the leadership cadre of our security services.

Mr President, I regret that there are no kind or gentle words to tell you that your skewed appointments into the offices of the federal government, favouring some and frustrating others, shall bring ruin and destruction to this nation.

I need not remind you, Mr President, that our political history is replete with great acts of exemplary leadership which, at critical moments, managed to pull this nation back from the precipice and assured its continued existence.

A few examples will demonstrate this:

In February 1965, the NPC-led Federal Government was faced with a decision to appoint a successor to the outgoing Nigerian Army General Officer Commanding, General Welby Everard, a Briton. Four most senior officers were nominated; namely, Brigadiers Aguiyi Ironsi, Ogundipe, Ademulegun and Maimalari. The first three were senior to Maimalari but he was deemed to be more qualified due to his superior commission. He was the first Sandhurst Regular trained officer in the Nigerian Army. His being a Muslim Northerner like the Minister of Defense, Alhaji Muhammadu Ribadu and the Prime Minister, Alhaji Abubakar Tafawa Balewa, granted him added advantage by today’s standards. But to the surprise of even the Igbo, and opposition from some senior NPC members, Minister Ribadu recommended Ironsi, pointing to his seniority. The Prime Minister concurred and Aguiyi Ironsi was confirmed as the first indigenous GOC of the Nigerian Army.

When on 13 February 1976, the Commander-in-Chief, General Murtala Muhammed, was assassinated in a failed coup de tat, General Olusegun Obasanjo, his deputy and the most senior officer at the time, was sworn in as his successor. The Chief of Army Staff, General T.Y Danjuma, a Northern Christian, was next in line to succeed Obasanjo as the Chief of Staff, SHQ and Deputy Commander in Chief. General Danjuma however waived his right and recommended a much junior officer, Lt. Col. Shehu Musa Yar’adua, for the post. Shehu was promoted two steps up to the rank of Brigadier and appointed Chief of Staff SHQ and Deputy Commander-in-Chief. Lt. Col. Muhammadu Buhari was appointed Minister of Petroleum. This was done to placate the Muslim North which was deemed to have lost one of its own, Murtala Muhammed.

Both the chief of staff, Mr Sunday Awoniyi, and the personal physician Dr Ishaya Audu to the Premier of Northern Nigeria, Alhaji Sir Ahmadu Bello, a direct descendant of Sheikh Usman Dan Fodio, were Christians.

Barely nine years after the civil war in 1979, the NPN Presidential candidate, Alhaji Shehu Shagari, picked an Igbo, Dr Alex Ekwueme, as his running mate. They enjoyed a truly brotherly relationship as President and Vice President. President Shagari’s political advisor, Dr Chuba Okadigbo and National Assembly Liaison, assistant, Dr K.O Mbadiwe, were both Igbos. His economic advisor, Prof. Emmanuel Edozien and his Chief of Personnel Staff Dr Michael Prest were of Niger Delta extraction. Remarkably, all his military service chiefs were Christians with the exception of his last Chief Army Staff, General Inuwa Wushishi under whose tenure he was removed in a military coup de tat.

Mr President, as a witness and beneficiary, it is our expectation that you would emulate these great acts of statesmanship. This is why we have continued to engage with you.

You may wish to recall that I had cause to appeal to you, to confirm Justice Onnoghen as the substantive Chief Justice of Nigeria a few days before the expiration of his three months tenure of acting appointment to be replaced by a Muslim Northerner. We were saved that embarrassment when his nomination was sent to the senate by the then acting President, Prof Yemi Osibanjo. When he was finally confirmed a few days to the end of his tenure, he was removed after a few months and replaced by Justice Muhammed, a Muslim from the North.

May I also invite the attention of Mr President to the pending matter of appointment of a Chief Judge of the Nigerian Court Appeal which appears to be generating public interest? As it is, the most senior Judge, Justice Monica Dongban Mensem, a northern Christian, is serving out her second three-month term as acting Chief Judge without firm prospects that she will be confirmed substantive head. I do not know Justice Mensem but those who do attest to her competence, honesty and humility. She appears eminently qualified for appointment as the substantive Chief Judge of the Court of Appeal as she is also said to be highly recommended by the National Judicial Council. If she is not and is bypassed in favour of the next in line who happens to be another northern Muslim, that would be truly odd. In which case, even the largest contingent of PR gurus would struggle to rebut the charges that you, Mr President, is either unwilling or incapable of acting on your pledge to belong to everyone — and to no one. I hope you would see your way into pausing and reflecting on the very grave consequences of such failure not just to your legacy but to the future of our great country.

Thank you for your time, Mr President.

Col. Abubakar Dangiwa Umar (retd)

Did the president listen or consider the contents of this letter ? Your guess is as good as mine.

I have heard our brothers from other part of niger claiming igbos are giving opportunities to excel in other states while Igbos don't give same to others.

Here is a prove that if you are business savvy, we have no issues with you, if you can can compete with us, so be it, we don't discriminate when it comes to making money, everyone, igbos or not have equal opportunites to hustle and make it.

post=106115505:
In the same vein,
HOW STUPID!
ANOTHER DRUG HAUL.
♨️ The Federal Government and many State Governments have empowerment programmes that support young hardworking Nigerians with soft loans, grants and advisory services; enabling them, to become successful employers of labour, within a short time.

♨️ But some would rather go the quick stupid sandy path and end up in jail.

♨️ How stupid can these youngsters be!
How can this young Nigerian carry this amount of hard drugs in his bag and expect not to be caught!

♨️ They go to native doctors where they are assured that they would be invisible at the airport. But when we tell them to do a business plan and take it to Bank of Industry, they tell us it will not work.
How stupid!

♨️ There's no short cut to success.
Hard Work Is The Key.

♨️ God Bless Nigeria.



Still In the same vein,

Both in and outside our country, these Nigerians keep soiling the name of our darling nation on a daily basis.
You'll hardly hear of a Kenyan, a Senegalese etc being caught in a crime outside of their country. The pressure to make it big and fast then come back home to pepper others is a contributing factor!
We can do other legitimate business and still make money.


Damn!

These sets of animals that keep disgracing our darling nation for obodo abroad and for inside our darling nation no dey ever tire?
Dem take drugs and all manners of crimes swear for dem papa?
Zoo animals.

Oh No, Not again!
Always in the news for the very wrong reasons.
May God save Nigerians from these idiots that keep bringing the countryto to disrepute.
They have all the opportunities to work legitimately, but fraud and crime is engraved on their forehead.....almost naturally!

Same kind of people we read, that produce fake teething powder for new born babies under 6 months old, sending many innocent newborns to their untimely death!

They turn worn out and old tires to brand new ones in their shops under 3 hours and sell it back to unsuspecting public as tokunbo tires!!!
Causing many deaths on our roads by so doing!!

Same people that were rejoicing on the death of one of the greatest women to ever come out of Nigeria (Mrs Dora Akunyili!) cos she was a pain in their dirty as$!!

Anything and everything is money to them, even when innocent lives are in danger.
Bastards.


Why not shut up if you have nothing reasonable to say, are they as poor as the poorest people?
Better no let people come for your head Oga romantic!
Oshisko!!


Guys,
Legit Hustle is the way to a good and beautiful life,
That you will enjoy your money with peace of mind.
Keep pushing on guys, One day Hustle go pay.
God no go shame una


Likes? we don't post for likes sir.
We only make our post and move on.
But quote and mentions may help tho,
That helps the Ministry...BIGTIME

BTW,
We no be bro o,
We are simply WE!


Mba,
We have drug dealers in every tribe and regions in Nigeria please.
It is a personal thingy, not by tribe.
Only some people giving our whole tribe a bad name, it's not about our tribe at all.
Please take note Sir Polo!

Good advise, but someone should onyearuru Ala that he should also advice his darling daddy to rule the country with less nepotism and try to take the issues is banditry and herdsmen more serious.

Secondly, there is no we, it's all the same chief resident zombie of nairaland,the vulture meat griller.

And finally, you are not from Ibo land, nothing like "our tribe"

What really do you see in Ibos that make you be denying your Benue state?