₦airaland Forum

Catapault:
So you want fuel subsidies back, to “restore” the FAKE economy?

SORRY, NO MORE FREE OIL. MOVE ON.

ComradeKunle:
These security agencies are one of the problems we have in Nigeria. You are suffering the hardship but want to suppress the people who wants to protest for you to live a good life. In saner clime police do offer protection for protesters.

Kobojunkie:
Your story does not place them as witnesses but rather as those who concocted much of the uncorroborated tales which you so gullible accepted as truth. For example,
⚉ The woman whose husband supposedly somersaulted 3 times right after having sex with her never saw anyone place magun on her, but was somehow certain magun was responsible.
⚉ The mother of the deceased, who cursed her son to seek out and kill the one responsible, chose to believe that a man who died in the community only days later had to have been responsible, without there being any direct connection
⚉ Those who supposedly witnessed the second man's death — you didn't even bother to corroborate that end of the story— told the mother of the deceased(since I doubt she or anyone in her household witnessed it themselves) claimed he mentioned the name of the dead man before he died, which sounds a little too convenient.
⚉ And then there is you coming to tell us that because those two women claimed it is so, then it had to have been so.

It all comes together like an episode from Tales by Moonlight to me. Also, it is kind of far-fetched to believe that when a person dies, the person levels up to become a killing machine to be used by those who are still living. Doesn't it? If that were the case, why do people even bother training armies or hiring snipers and the lot? 🤔

2. At this point, you could exhume the bodies and have them autopsied, check both men's medical records of history to ascertain what in fact killed each one, and then go back through the details of the stories told by all parties involved so you can eliminate the many holes that the story seems riddled with.

Agbegbaorogboye:
The narrative is not clear

It's obvious he left out some details

What is important is for govt to ensure security of lives and properties across board

Incessant killings and kidnappings has made Nigerians especially in the remote parts suspicious and resentful of strangers

It's time for govt to make state and community policing a reality and stop playing politics with it

Kobojunkie:
1. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 I am just supposed to believe you got this, abi? 🤣

2. The problem here isn't my mindset but your inability to provide proof for all of the claims you have made so far.

And no, it is not to me. Humans are by default liars... We tend to dissect things first from a subjective-generally false -- perspective before we then approach the more objective aspects, if at all. Those who are close-minded tend to completely ignore the objective, focusing more on the subjective. These people tend to lie a lot.

Kobojunkie:
What witnesses? Trading dem-say-dem-says does not make one a witness. 😂😂😂😂😂😂

Kobojunkie:
1. When someone is running up and down, the last thing you should do is jump to conclusions without evidence. I recall back during my childhood, it happened that a friend of mine woke up one day screaming from the top of his lungs about how the witches were out to get him, apologizing for bad things he had done. Everyone around was unnerved by it, some even concluded this friend was of the occult. It turned out he had a high fever and was experiencing what is known as delirium. Of course, that did not stop some from that day on from spreading rumors about him having occult connections. It was all so sad, really. I was probably 11 around that time and quickly realized how utterly ignorant many would rather choose to live their lives even in the face of evidence.

2. It does not need to happen in front of you, but you need to be sure to confirm the claims made. According to the magun myth, only the one married to the man can put this supposed thing on the woman he is married to. At least this used to be the tale back during the 80s and 90s when I first started hearing of that nonsense. According to the myth, Magun was used by husbands in blood ties to seal their marriages, well, at least their wives, against adultery, and death would take place as the man penetrated the sealed woman.

But here you are telling us that magun— is this one an upgrade from the old magun, magun 1.0— can now be placed on a wife by a stranger, and the husband of said woman could become a victim. Not only that, this magun has the special ability to cause a man to somersault 3 times after sex — not during — before he then succumbs.... this story don tire me abeg!

There are just so many more questions, but many of the same old holes that existed back when I was a kid with no answers until even now.

3. Na only entertainers dey spread lies?

Kobojunkie:
1. You can't even come close to doing that because I heard stories like this during my younger years in Nigeria, and I investigated a lot of them and found them to be nothing but cock-and-bull stories.

2. They don't happen! I heard a lot of those magun tales growing up, too, but when I dug deep down into many of them, I realized there was no substance to any of them— na all dem-say-dem-say tales.

3. Hold up! How is your ifa oracle any different from the pastors, imams, and alfas? They are all the same! 🙄🙄🙄🙄

4. Nah! In my mind, a delusion is nothing but a delusion. Maybe something exists out there but one thing I am definitely sure of. None of you have ever really experienced it and none of these tales are tied to it.

Kobojunkie:
Oh boy, here we go again! Storyland! 🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄

2. Did you witness this man somersaulting 3 times right after sleeping with his own wife? 🙄🙄

3. You said yourself that the magun was put on the dead man's wife by another man who was not even her husband. So how did you figure out that the man who died within seven days in the area was the very man who put the magun on the dead man's wife? 🙄🙄

4. Oh, because he was chanting the neighbor's last name, it therefore had to be conclusive evidence that he was the culprit? So, if I see a man having a psychotic episode on the street, any name that happens to be stuck in his head during that episode is someone he must have killed? 🙄🙄

5. Nobody knew or saw who was chasing him, but you were all sure that his death was linked to the dead man and the curse placed on him by his mother. 🙄🙄

6. Even you, without witnessing or proof, are certain that a stranger who died several days later was the culprit? 🙄🙄

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Una case dey always tire person! If an autopsy had been carried out on the dead son, it would likely be that he died of cardiac arrest or maybe even poisoning by the way. And the other man may have died of medical problems as well, but this is Nigeria we are talking about, where people would rather placate themselves with the most stewpid of ideas all as a way of escaping responsibility.

Kobojunkie:
It never worked at any point in time except in the imaginations of people.

illicit:
Fallacy...

occfx:
Jezebels and Delilahs are on rampage. I pity simple men

redcliff:
Court say he did not do it, but mumu you say him do am. You think say na nigeria judiciary be this?

surgical:
All these GO are criminals who takes advantage of vulnerable people
Especially those that refuse to use their God given brain

Mitsurugi:
Charging port

shizzleStar:
Igbos / Igbo

press9jatv:
More confessions coming. How time flies

MEEVEET:
Funny thing is UNN have Awolowo Hall
Have Akintola Hall

Faculty of engineering in UNN is named after a Yoruba man Agbebi

Inbox54:
Without anything to show for it

Mynd44:
When you impose import levies on products you don't produce locally, you are simply increasing the prices of these items and taking money out of their pockets

This is a security levy imposed on their citizens. So they want to form a notary union and they are making their citizens okay for it.

Konquest:
@Eriokanmi

That's totally incorrect.

Hitech belongs to the Chagoury family and NOT President Bola Tinubu like you incorrectly stated in your post. The company is an integral part of the Chagoury Group owned by a Lebanese-Nigerian family. Go online and you will see it clearly stated on the Chagoury Group Website.

There's NO doubt, it was the Public-Private Partnership between Lagos State under the then Governor Tinubu and Chagoury Group that saved Victoria Island (Iruland) and surrounding areas from being totally submerged by the raging waters of the Atlantic Ocean which we witnessed back in the late 1990s right into the 2000s and now the Eko Atlantic City has risen like the mythical Egyptian Phoenix out of that tragedy that destroyed the Bar Beach and flooded many Victoria Island streets. Chagoury Group has indeed done a lot of advanced professional construction work in Lagos State and Nigeria and this informs why Hitech, a division of Chagoury Group has gotten road construction contracts as well in Lagos State and Nigeria just like any other qualified Nigerian-owned construction company. So, you have to get your facts right.

Enjoy your day.

Agugbadin:
You are absolutely right, it started with Buhari, BAT inherited a near bankrupt economy.