₦airaland Forum

Mujaheeeden:
Monarchy system of government is guided by either cultural or religious factor. In Monarchy today there are absolute and ceremonial and with this changing world a lot of countries that practise absolute monarchy still allow citizens to make inputs.

Listen up in case you don't know, monarchy is dictatorial. When was the last time you heard there was protest or riot in Dubai?

If you are in a monarchical system government and you think you have any rights, you're joking.

And I'm not talking of countries like the UK where their monarchy is only ceremonial.

Give Nigeria a Jerry Rawlings and have the present political class executed. All the bloody lot.

So sad.

RIP dear woman. May you find peace wherever you are now.

Mujaheeeden:
There is a monarchy there not a dictatorship. Truly ignorance is bliss. Go look for Yoruba v Igbo fight and enjoy your time there

Lol. Look at this one o.

So you want me to teach you that Monarchical system government is a form of dictatorial government?

Wonders shall never end.

Who's a dictator anyway? A leader elected or a leader imposed on the people by the system?

Guy, abeg shift.

hillsiderfak:
[s]THE RINGING OF COUP BELLS AND A CAUSE FOR DEEP CONCERN

I am very worried now. Ever since 1966 the northern ruling class has ALWAYS effected a coup d'etat whenever they feel sufficiently threatened with the loss of power.

The only time that they failed to do this, to their eternal regret, was when President Goodluck Jonathan succeeded President Umaru Yar"Adua after the latter's death in 2010.

Up until today they blame my friend and brother Lt. Abdulrahman General Dambazau for that failure and they felt he was weak and cowardly.

This is because he was the Chief of Army Staff at the time and he did not strike.

He paid a heavy price for his "weakness" and for not doing their bidding a few years later because when Buhari came to power in 2015 instead of appointing him Minister of Defence or National Security Advisor, which is what he had originally been penned down for, he appointed him as Minister of Interior which is far less strategic and important.

As a consequence of his "failure" to strike they had to endure Jonathan for 5 long years and their response was to covertly support and encourage Boko Haram to make parts of the country "ungovernable" and to organise the whole Chibok girls affair, in collusion with a notable foreign intelligence agency and foreign Government, to get him out by 2015.

President Muhammadu Buhari was "elected" into office that year and now his fate is similar to Yar'Adua's. He is chronically ill and he is NOT coming back to lead and rule as he once did because he will NEVER be the same again.

Once he dies the northern ruling class have already decided on what to do.

They will give Vice President Yemi Osinbajo an ultimatum and they will threaten him and ask him to resign.

They have resolved that they will not allow power to go to the south and they will encourage their senior officers in the military to effect a coup.

In doing so they are only doing what they have ALWAYS done when they feel sufficiently threatened with the loss of power. That is their way. And that is the measure of their ruthlessness and determination to hold on to power.

They would rather have a core northern military dictator in power than a southern leader or President.

And they are prepared to kill anyone, no matter how highly placed, who stands in their way or who attempts to oppose or stop them.

The only options that exist if they are to be stopped is, firstly, if someone beats them to it by effecting a "progressive" Rawlings, Orkar or Nzeogwu-type coup of junior southern and Middle Belt officers.

This would lead to massive loss of life and to civil war and it is therefore unacceptable.

The other option is for the southern and Middle Belt civilian population to come together and march the streets in an attempt to resist military insurrection and mutiny in the name of fighting for and attempting to preserve democracy.

That would be the best option but sadly we do not have a very good track record when it comes to protesting against injustice and the truncuation of democracy and this is especially so because the core north will openly support the coup and hail it.

However one thing is clear this time around: if a coup led and inspired by the core north and the FN takes place simply to keep a southerner out of power it will signal the end of Nigeria as a united country.

Such is the anger and frustration in the south and Middle Belt today about the excesses, abuses of power, wickedness, bondage and arrogance of the north that there is likely to be a very violent reaction to any northern coup.

This may well lead to the disintigration of the Federation and when it gets to that point even the army will be hard pressed to keep us together as one nation.

The likelihood is that it would lead to a second civil war because even the army would be split down the middle along regional, ethnic and religious lines.

That is the catastrophy, madness, chaos and carnage that the northern ruling class are now le[/s]

FFK is a rabid dog with rabies.

Mujaheeeden:
Your Opinion should be shared Al barnawi, Shekau and Buhari who see western education as haram so they think from the back

The United Arab Emirates is a democracy abi that's why Nigeria is so much better. Nonsense.

Mujaheeeden:
Bla bla bla. Which country has dictatorship helped in this 21st century

Why don't you get lost and count pebbles somewhere. I'm entitled to my opinion.

But then again, kill yourself on my mentions If you so will.

DrGoodman:
Hope they don't give this one tribal marks o.

Fine girl with good home training.

You'd have done the world a big favor this morning and not ventilate your filthy, maggot ridden mind.

Everything must have an ethnic coloration for you guys.

I wonder what goes on in your mind when you're sleeping.

Gtfoh!

I'm so proud of this girl.

I pray she'll receive kindness whenever she needs it in life.

There's hope for the upcoming generation yet...(I actually had tears in my eyes while reading this)

God bless you, child.

Omoluabi on point.

I have always said it and I will continue to say it, Nigeria needs a "benevolent" dictator who will rule Nigeria as It's emperor and with an iron fist, crushing past corrupt politicians with a blow and whipping Nigerians into place.

I just need a little more motivation and I might just...

Why should this even be an issue? Do people know the meaning of ACTING President or are they just plain dumb?

Oh Lord, No!

AngelicBeing:
Here is my cane, l am the only one authorized by Nairaland to flog sense into delinquents, here is my olokpa friend, with my permission, use him to flog sense into trouble makers, make sure you pay for my services after the flogging is done

Oya bring the olopa make e kuku kill dem.

She wanted a slay mama dress, she got a maternity gown.

IamRespected:
Federal Policing should be scrapped, state policing is the way

Not scrapped outrightly, more like reorganized to police state police.

Amberon:

Na lie I talk?

Nobody asked him to predict the outcome of the US elections. He just decided he wanted to show power.

StephDamielola:
E-PIG, welcome o.......

Actually I think he has a point there even If poorly stated. The roads around the bridge would have been closed as the bridge was being built no doubt and I think you should acknowledge and appreciate that fact.

While I understand what you're saying, that Nigerians shouldn't be celebrating bridges (what's wrong with having a metroline or subway station in Lagos ), yet I'm sure It's a relief for those who ply that area and have to endure hours upon hours of traffic jam.

As for the celebration, I think It's meant to be part of the golden jubilee celebrations going on in Lagos.

Meanwhile his counterpart in Ekiti state is busy cutting ponmo (cowhide) and fish in the market while distributing bags of rice, salts and "Maggi " to his citizens.

Next news: Fayose dumps PDP for APC. Clowns.

A "prophet " that can not even predict ordinary election outcome, is that one a prophet?

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I can see some arindin quarrelling over who's pastor is greater.

Abeg Seun you get cane for hia? I wan flog dem commot.

Guess that's why they are leaving there in droves and going to other parts that are "unsafe".

I always have my data backed up, so they can have it.

I'll format and reinstall.

If you've prepared Well for marriage it shouldn't be so difficult.

Sometimes you have to tell yourself that you married a complete dunce and the world's greatest asshole just to make it easy for you to forgive him or her.

Nothing out of the ordinary. Her specs seem OK.

The question is, what is she bringing into the relationship apart from a pair of tired breasts and slack vagina?

She seems beautiful though. Except for the excessive make up.

The unfortunate part is that the people who's mind this fake "apostle " has held captive will still come online to defend him while he smiles to the bank selling heaven to them while he himself is amassing wealth on earth here.

The man is an arrogant bastard. And I pity his sheeple... If only they would slap themselves hard and wake up from the hypnotism or spell he has cast on them.

Gullible fools.

VicMadich88:
I met my wife (very beautiful, humble Igbo gal) in 2012, and we've been datin since then. We both from Imo State...

On tht same year we met, I moved to south Africa to study an still residing in SA. I see her twice a year, and she visits SA as well. We got married ths past February, and few days after our wedding, I had to return.

But now I feel I made a very big mistake by marrying her, not because she's bad for me bt because I've realized I'm not in love with her anymore. I don't know wat to do, she's such a wonderful lady. God fearing, sings in the church choir, young and beautiful.

How should I let her know that i'm not in love with her anymore? I'm scared of the embarrassment my parents will bare with all of this? Our pastor at church? Her family? I don't believe in divorce, so are my parents...but what do I do in this situation?.

Obviously you aren't telling us the whole story.

What is it about her that you don't like? Or maybe you have a south african side chick with ass the size of Olumo rock and hips jutting out like...(you-know-what)

Whatever the problem is I'd suggest you find reasons to love her. If you cant find any, manufacture some.

The goal? To love your wife till death do you part.

Oh btw, love is not a mushy mushy kind of feeling. That is lust. Love is a conscious and definite choice you make when you decide that you'll be with someone for the rest of their lives "for better for worse, for richer for poorer..." I'm sure you'll recognize that phrase.

B

What a role model!