₦airaland Forum

LAFO:

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Na so bro

Hehehe

LAFO:
My Dad ehn

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He will be. Forming James Bond like say I be virgin.

Lol. Not knowing that many waters have passed under the bridge.

esty27:
that is y u can never be God

Yup

Idoko619:
So dre is stl some 1 out dre dat beliv in d Govt!

Go out and shoot someone and watch the government fry your ass.

ikombe:
Lekwa nwa ne te Pears baby cream (#250)ne ku oku

biggestmanhood:
d ewedu and amala wey afonjas dey eat dey always make there brain to malfunctions

Lemme guess, you are a dullard in school?

PenisCaP:
Lol typical yoruba guy.. i can relate.
They dnt like spending cash.
And most of them behave like kids.
They dnt understand "no" from a gal
.

Dats how one was harrassing my pretty sis until he met me

Wake up bro, day don break. Stop daydreaming and go out and look for a job.

Hating Yorubas online isn't a job.

LordKushmann:
If that was the case, there'd be no one living in Finland as everyone there has a gun. What leads to gun violence is lack of tolerance and hatred. No matter how armed you are, you won't pop your blood relation. No matter how secure guns are, it won't stop you from popping someone you hate

Don't compare Finland with the United States.

When was the last time you heard of high school shootings or theatre shootings in Finland, besides majority of the guns owned by individuals or families in Finland are hunting rifles mainly kept in cabins.

Here, we are talking about relaxing the possession of guns in colleges and university campuses in a country notorious for school shootings and other forms of violence.

People will always hate each other and some people will always wish they had the means of gunning down the object of their hate.

It would be irresponsible for the government to make this means readily available.

The law right now restricts access and carriage of firearms by civilians and look at How unsafe their schools are.

Remove those legal restrictions and you'll have chaos.

My Amiable VP. Three hundred salutes for you sir.

By the way, abeg, that black female soldier behind France PM, who sabi her number, I wan call am.

oluwaahmed:
Anoda Afonja who probably went to OFA is tukin abt wat he doesn't know

Pls pls pls, we are having an intellectual debate here.

It's either you stay outside this thread and watch from the window or you slink back into the slimy, puke-ridden, maggot-infested sewer from whence you came.

Idoko619:
Some thing must kill a man...wu wan die go die....its beta to b able t defend ursef dat bin killed like a chicken....

That's the Nigerian mentality. The state should be able to protect you. There's a reason you pay tax.

The society will turn to a lawless one If everyone is the prosecutor, the judge and the executioner.

Pidgin2:
I see you focused on only Jonathan's government? Besides, which court has labeled these individuals corrupt?

Why didn't you mention, Abacha, Babangida, and Co?

I see that you actually didn't read what I wrote up there. Please, go back and read it.

Abacha? Are you for real? If there's a way we can drag his spirit to come and answer for his crimes, I'm game.

Pidgin2:
I'm beginning to think you've been paid for this image fine tuning service you are rendering. If we keep referring to the past we cannot move forward

Lol. My dear, I have a day job that pays OK. I don't need to kiss any politician's ass for any reason.

Besides I despise that class with a passion. They are all the same.

People who forget the past are doomed to make the same mistakes.

Our problems as a nation is rooted in our collective past and whatever we do now will just be tantamount to cutting the branches of the tree of corruption instead of uprooting it.

You can't serve justice to current corrupt politicians when people like Obasanjo, Babangida, Atiku, Igbinedion, Akala, Goodluck Jonathan, Dame Patience, Saraki, Stella Oduah and Tinubu amongst many many others are walking around majestically, forming elder statesmen.

Gather all of them, lock them up in a room and nuke that area.

Congrats to the couple. Hope they make a paradise of their union.

Wishing them the best.

Aderola15:
Ibadan girl with no arse, is that one an Ibadan girl?

Hahaha... so right.

Pidgin2:
This is not about Jonathan, it's about the level of corruption going on in Nigeria despite the government's stance against it. There should be no secret cows to make it more effective

One would've thought that the body language of our present President should have put an end to all this secret corruption deals but this is not the case presently

I am an optimist so i still believe there is hope but we must learn to forget the past, Jonathan shouldn't be a yardstick for Buhari's performance.

But that's the issue.

Were can't forget the past because our present suffering is rooted in the past.

Did you think corruption won't fight back?

Surely you didn't expect that corruption will just lie down and die just like that.

Most of what we are hearing of today started a long time ago and we wouldn't have heard of them at all if Buhari's government want making an effort at fighting corruption.

Thanks to that effort, the Senate president himself has a case to answer in court.

Something that would have been unthinkable during the last dispensation.

Nigeria my Nigeria.

A country where the elite rob the masses with impunity to the tune of billions of $$$, yet walk around like a Demi god.

While a woman has an argument with another woman and she is remanded in prison.

This is not a country.

VolTOxic:
Is this even an option?
Some people can be very stupid.
If I was the judge, I'll lock those ‘neighbors’ up.

If I was God, I'll kill that judge.

The way people take dey loss for this country sef...

Wish say na our politicians dey loss like dat..

Just hear say Saraki dey missing for three days now...

Pidgin2:
And you don't know that someone is trying to hold onto his job that's why these things are being revealed

Keep grabbing on straws just to preserve the image of a party that is ruining this country

You know in your heart that what I posted is factually correct.

Whether a man is trying to hold on to his job or not, the fact is, he is working, whatever the motivation is.

Jonathan's EFCC did not even make one arrest, not one. It is shameful really that Nigerians can't see that.

saccie1162:
I was rugged and my teacher told me dat if I continue dressing like dat,I won't get married.. I told her dat she dat is advising me why is she not married?? Every teacher wan enter my matter dat day

For coming late to class.

And I had travelled from one state to another to attend the class (a Master's class).

Wasn't allowed to enter.

Pidgin2:
The corruption going on in CBN is terrible. Manipulation of forex is disgraceful, what did we get ourselves into with this APC government, fear Change

You think if it was PDP in power we would know of these things? Lol.

The EFCC was dead and buried during Jonathan's era.

I hope we can all see How Nigerians are their own problems.

From the politician whose eyes and fingers are permanently fixed in the nation's cookie jar.

To the civil servant who continuously devises means to help politicians skirt the law

To the banks who help these corporate thieves to launder their ill gotten wealth while deducting silly charges from their poor, regular, everyday customers.

To private companies and firms who evade tax and flout labour regulations in treating their staff fairly

To the staff of such companies who steal company properties and use company internet to surf Facebook, twitter and badoo.

To the mechanic who inflates prices for the car owner

To the housewife who doubles housekeeping money so that she can buy the latest shoes in town

To the kid in school who lies about How much his school fees is and either buys his way or sleeps her way through the university.

paschu:
At the bolded just nailed it.

Fact is, placing a blanket ban on guns DOES NOT stop the bad guys from buying guns and using them. If any thing, the ban only stops the GOOD folks from seeking self-defence thereby giving the bad guys a monopoly on extra judicial violence.

That's exactly why the second amendment community is thriving and unquencheable. They have a valid claim.

No they don't.

You don't overcome terrorism by making everybody a terrorist.

What happened to putting stricter gun regulations in place?

What happened to "prevention is better than cure" methods?

neocortex:
Nigerian judiciary has been bastardised so much that a "big men"
can determine how a case is handles in court.
Imagine handcuffing and detaining a suspect in a civil case.

Walahi, the judge should be de-benched or derobed or whatever.

These are the kind of pastors whose actions shout "do as I say but not as I do"

Anyway they don't even preach forgiveness and love anymore.

They've all turned to prosperity preachers motivational speakers, conning their gullible listeners.

I don't have pity for the lady either. She should have tempered her desperation to be famous with caution.

paschu:
Sure, of course. Not everybody is stable enough to handle the responsibility that comes with the freedom to carry weapons legally.

But that's also the reason guns are hardly sold to every dick and harry in the US. I'm aware that there's a measure of background check that goes into play before a gun is purchased, at least in some states.

So, rather than banning guns on campuses (a rule the nut jobs will flout anyway throug illegal gun rings) why not use legislation to ensure that most of those mentally unfit people and minors cannot purchase gun in the open market?

Have you noticed that people generally don't know whether someone is mentally stable or unstable until after they have committed a crime? No?

Mad people in the U.S don't often go about in dirty rags with dreadlocks, the type obtainable in Nigeria.

Their own psychos go around in Armani business suits, priest's robes, police uniforms, judges gowns, etc sometimes with government details and paychecks.

And most times the crimes are committed by members of these outstanding citizens' households like kids and wives because they have access to their father's or husband's guns.

They should make possession of firearms illegal. For everybody. Unless you're in the military or police. AND ON DUTY

A gun isn't a kitchen utensil nor is it a school equipment.

Americans are crazy about rights and freedoms.

There's no absolute freedom anywhere unless you wanna turn the place into a jungle.


Besides the background check you mentioned, doesn't work. Especially when there are black markets where you can buy used guns.

Dasuks:
You got that right. There's nothing to be proud of in this Stacey dash ass girl. Only waves being made here are in the neocon sphere. They love being able to put a black face on gun/carry , 'police always right' etc
standpoints. There's way more impressive igbos out there worthy of such a post. But not this one.

I'm glad somebody sees my point.

paschu:
You sure have a point there.

But on a flip side, it's also possible that folks will learn to be more courteious and less provocative when it's clear that no one has a monopoly on violence.

It has never worked that way before.

You are thinking that way because you're probably a decent person. Can you make the same claim for others on the same campus?

Some are frustrated and want to take it out on others, others are from dysfunctional homes and wouldn't mind killing others If only to get the attention they have been denied at home.

And so many cases of unstable minds. Placing guns in their hands doesn't make any sense at all.

That you won't misuse it don't mean someone else won't.

Homeboiy:
wstch the Yorubas come here to chest beat n make noise

Hausas will come back for them

Read this Maybe it will make you sober:


http://www.vanguardngr.com/2017/03/herdsmen-women-youths-protest-nude-anambra-community/

ConqueredWest:
If Jonathan our son is still in power today, can this people threaten their slaves without a backlash

Yet these slaves decided to reject their saviours for their masters


See how their masters threatens them after causing havoc at the cradle of their origin as told in their funny history


2019 we will watch the slaves choose between their masters and saviours

Hope they make a wise choice

Oponu. Savior that cannot save himself.

You are the slave. Begging to be released and granted freedom. You are going nowhere until we decide to unchain you.

So you can keep barking like a rabid dog in chains while your betters are slugging it out.