₦airaland Forum

Donaldoni:
Sure...

We are no cowards like piggiidddiioottts...

My guy leave this attitude in 2019, this isn't the time to be fighting other groups.

Why would they allow such nonsense? So they can infiltrate them and spoil operations like the army? Does a lion ask an antelope to join him in hunting?

SouthNigerian:
Many are blind, just a few can see.

The realization of South Nigeria closeby

MY VISION FOR THE NIGERIAN FUTURE

Las las, insecurity will grow fatter (Amotekun will contain it in SW) in Nigeria, de economy shall worsen, de south-western leaders will begin to see de biggest secrets of de Northern Agenda (Islamisation & Fulanisation of Nigeria).

The happenings & situations will string Southern States into cordial sweet cooperation. Referedum will be called for all over de South, from de south-west through de south-south into de south-east.

The Southern part of de coutry shall be backed by world super powers like de United States, Germany, Isreal while de Northern part shall be backed by world dejected powers like Iran, Iraq, Turkey, Saudi Arabia & the likes in their category

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And those of you foreign modafukin jihadists parading as Yorubas & Igbos on this forum playing ethnic division cards on dis forum seekin sympathizers, I bet my clean wrinkled balls "yall wasting ur damn time"

I don't think this is as simple as you make it out to be.

Referendums aren't votes for secession they are really just popular votes. Any region can have a referendum but that doesn't mean what they voted for will be carried out or that it is a good policy.

Iran and Saudi Arabia hate each other. Whatever goals they have must lead to the destruction of the other country.

Also I wouldn't trust the United States at all with Nigeria's future, they will support whoever will give them the best deals and spread their influence. This is why they are allied with Saudi Arabia and refuse to condemn them, if they see gain they will side with the North or South or even foreign invaders.

In politics the only person you can trust is yourself.

Lastly I highly doubt the south will unite as a strong political entity, the amount of silly deluded comments and straight lies from people of both the east and west on this forum shows as much. Maybe when we stop seeing things as competition if will happen.

I don't like at all Buhari but these politicians are very stupid, pretending to care about us when they need votes. Other better countries have gotten the disease and I don't think if PDP was in power it would be different.

Nickshrapnel:
And you think only Yoruba people lives in Ogun State?

Even in crisis some people refuse to use their senses. A global pandemic has arrived at our doorstep and the first thing on his mind is politics and tribe. Why are Africans like this? .

haywire07:
Now, I agree with Magu who said Corona was caused by corruption.

I can't believe that right now, Chinese nationals are still being allowed into Nigeria.

I'm saying this because I just spotted a chinese who was picked at the airport yesterday. Infact, he is here with me.
I'm just so angry about how stupid and corrupt we can be individually because of money. I'm sure immigration at the airport must have turned their eyes when he arrived.

I'm having headache right now

All foreigners here right now have started using nose mask and no one wants to eat at the table

Modified : I want to assume my mind is playing tricks on me because I'm feeling feverish alongside the headache now

My brother the best advice is to stay home for a few days, by yourself and see what happens. If things get worse go BY YOURSELF to the hospital and explain your situation. The doctors will know what to do.

Even better if you have the number of your family doctor let him/her know ahead of time by sending a message if you intend to go to the hospital.

Adalasy:
Corona virus is not that terrible. Ebola was 50 times worse than it yet it was contained. The only bad side about the coronavirus is that those who have died from it were already seriously sick before they got infected. This means that once you ensure you keep your immune levels up, you are good.

It only kills the already weak. FACT!

It is just a hybrid flu virus

The Coronavirus spreads easily through the air and surfaces, with ebola you had to be in physical contact and exchange bodily fluids with the infected person. The Coronavirus has already exceeded the death rate for ebola and it continues to spread, you are seriously underestimating this thing.

FrLukas:
Except that there might be no Dr Stella Ameyo Adadevoh to save the day this time around.

Nigeria didn't beat Ebola because of its preparedness.

The poor woman literally died for Nigeria, now we are foolishly making the same mistake.

Caseless:
why do you guys always think men prefer "fair girls" to the dark one?

Insecurity, they probably saw one girl fair girl in school get attention because she was pretty. If the fair girl wasn't fine or clean guys wouldn't come close.

But if I'm being honest fair girls tend to be prettier because they take care of their bodies and/or come from rich homes. When you eat good food, take regular bath and stay out of the sun some brown people will naturally get fairer.

SKYQUEST:
If there are 10 oranges in a basket and 1 or 2 are bad, we'll say there are bad eggs in the basket; simply put the basket is made up of good oranges; on the other hand if there are 10 oranges in a basket and 9 are bad...then we just conclude that the basket is full of bad oranges. If there are 10 Nigeria police men or police stations in any sample you can be rest assured that the representation is made up of BAD police men or police stations. Give me one police station in Nigeria where they don't trade bail money like bags of tomatoes in Mile 12 market, show me one police man in Nigeria who you can say with 100% assurance that he has not sold his soul to collection of money from extortion, bribery, intimidation and the like.
You hear of stories like the one posted EVERYDAY and you begin to wonder if we have a President, a pastor Vice President, a Council of State, National Assembly, leaders in authority who have responsibility to ensure orderliness and Justice; anyways, I am not surprise, how can you stop evil in a land when your soul and spirit is full of darkness. You can only give what you have.
If Nigeria is a land of justice with a good structure and system, you cannot imagine how many Nigeria policemen would be in jail by now. This is Nigeria though, it is business as usual and they are still busy fighting corruption!

Oh no you see when Buhari was talking about fighting corruption he was only concerned with corruption in other political parties.

Looks like he had to quickly wrap up his trip.

ArmaniUhuru:
Nigerians are hypocrites! Many are shouting animal cruelty online, but they do the same offline.




There’s so much hunger in land! You will not understand if you have food in your house.

So if they did not see manatee those people in that area will not eat? They did not see fish or bird to hunt but exotic endangered species should now form their diet? Killing the animal is unnecessary and continuing to kill them will have its own negative effects on their land.

Nigerians so love killing anything that moves, even humans aren't exempt. When will we stop being so barbaric?

lexy2014:
Can u explain what u mean by "less developed"? Which areas around Ajah are u referring? So right now, has d bridge been able to resolve d traffic situation at Ajah and in d "less developed" areas and with d increase in population? Did u do a census of those areas b4 d bridge was built & after it was built?

Are you a child? So you mean to tell me that the population of Ajah, Sagotedo and Lekki and the general landscape has remained the same for the past 10 years, the houses and
businesses erected are occupied by ghosts?

lexy2014:
"Pls which buses drop passengers on d road that causes traffic from eleganza to VGC in d evening? If buses are dropping passengers, what provision did d govt make for buses to drop passengers when building d bridge?"

Ajah under-bridge has a small bus stop full of rowdy and disorganised drivers. The drivers have resorted to turning any free land area on the road into a bus stop. If you actually lived there you would know this without having to be spoon-fed like a child.
Same with VGC since I ply that route regularly, when the police come and force danfo drivers to behave the traffic miraculously disappears.
If you actually lived there you would know this without having to be spoon-fed like a child.

lexy2014:
What is d relevance of "laziness, hunger and frustration" to d discussion? Care to shed some light? But there's traffic congestion at VGC. Am sure its d same at Ajah junction and there's no roundabout there.

Laziness or hunger is most likely preventing from thinking clearly.
I don't think you live near Ajah at all because if you did you would know that the traffic has improved from the last 2 years where Badore road was undergoing major repairs which was a major contribution to blocked traffic which extended all the way to Ajah. All this while the population of the area continues to rise.

lexy2014:
What u thought or think of me isn't my problem. Am not in a popularity contest. Like I said earlier, my first post wasn't addressed to u. It was u who decided to jump in, so I don't owe u anything. If u can't answer simple questions, I don't see how that is my fault. U aren't d one removing d fish or removing d roundabout so I don't understand y whether I see solutions or not should be ur business. Don't give urself hypertension over an issue that u aren't responsible for

If you can't read and keep asking me to shed light on something most people past the age of 6 can understand it's also not my fault. If you also can't discus a topic which directly affects you and your taxes are paying for like an adult it's also not my fault.

lexy2014:
When there was a round about at Ajah, was d situation any different then from now for those going to Abraham Adesanya& environs? If u going to Abraham Adesanya, what do u meet b4 u get to Ajah? Is it any different from d past when there was roundabout?

It seems you can't understand that the areas near Ajah were less developed when the roundabout was in existence and would not cope with the increasing number of people who live there now.

lexy2014:
Pls which buses drop passengers on d road that causes traffic from eleganza to VGC in d evening? If buses are dropping passengers, what provision did d govt make for buses to drop passengers when building d bridge?

Since you're having trouble grasping such a simple concept go to those areas and wait for the danfos to come. Where there is a bus stop a lot would avoid and pick passengers on the road. Don't just say I said it see it for yourself.

lexy2014:
So if d traffic can't be fixed over night with d removal of d roundabout, can u pls give me d year d traffic will be fixed? According to u, "the Lagos State government is removing all roundabouts from major roads to ease the traffic". So how much traffic has been eased at Ajah as result of d removal of d roundabout?

Is it laziness, hunger or frustration that is making you ask such silly questions? As of right now the roundabout is still there and the area around it is still congested during busy hours, if you want to see the effects wait for work on the road to finish.

lexy2014:
I dont remember addressing my first to u. U were d one who jumped in without adequate answers. So don't be in a hurry to answer questions. Replying or not replying is my prerogative not yours

I initially replied because I thought you were asking genuine questions in jest but now I see you just want to complain without seeing any solutions. Maybe next time I will only engage with people who seem reasonably intelligent.

lexy2014:
When I saw ur response, I sighed. Pls look at my question again & note my special reference to Ajah. I will itemise d questions once again & do a bit of explaining to help u.

1. How has d govt resolved d never ending traffic at Ajah?

Take note of d word "How" and d location Ajah. How does ur question address d inquiry about d "how" and d daily traffic situation at ajah? Instead u are telling me of buses. Is that d "how"? I didn't ask about future plans of d govt so I don't understand what replacing buses in d future has got to do with d fish that is being removed and ajah traffic.

U said d ajah roundabout was d first to go to ease traffic. Can u pls tell me how it has eased traffic?

Do you expect the government to magically fix the traffic problems overnight? What did you expect when they removed the fish or are you just whining for whining sake?

If you lived around Ajah within the last 10 years you would know that there was a massive roundabout which had to be demolished so the increasing number of people going to and from Sagotedo would pass over the bridge.

The road just behind the fish sculpture is always congested removing it will ease that congestion.
Also why can't you grasp that buses loading and dropping along the road slows down the traffic? I made that comment because it is related to your question.

If you aren't interested in having conversation in good faith please stop replying.

lexy2014:
Pls look at d question i asked again. It seems u didn't understand a word I said

"How has d govt resolved d never ending traffic at Ajah? Or d fish responsible 4d traffic?"

It seems you also didn't understand my response, the Lagos State government is removing all roundabouts from major roads to ease the traffic so obviously the fish has to be removed.

The Ajah roundabout was the first to go this is just a continuation of that idea.

The commercial buses that stop constantly on the road also cause traffic so replacing them will help with that issue.

lexy2014:
How has d govt resolved d never ending traffic at Ajah? Or d fish responsible 4d traffic?

In a way yes, it blocks people from going straight to Sagotedo and motorists have to avoid other cars coming from Ogombo and going to Ajah. The next thing they need to do is replace those greedy and reckless danfo drivers with government regulated buses.

scoundrel:
This one is Yoruba news. Nothing concerns me here.

So why did you comment?

Perfecttouchade:
but those mods are very active when it comes to bans lots of people can testify..as for lalasticlala ,him na active snake mode..but as we don call am for here , na private jet lala go carry reach here soon

They will occasionally remove comments but so many troublemakers are busy making stupid comments with their accounts still active.

Sometimes I feel the mods are purposely moving controversial topics and ads to the front page just to get a reaction out of users.

redisacolor:
My country people!
una de se am so!
na de govt wey una elect o
see eh; en no go better for all person wey vote for bubu!

When the major political parties can't produce a decent candidate this is the result.

tommy589:
We should should swallow our pride and seek for external military assistance.
The past and present crop of military managers has not been resolute to bring an end to the crisis since they see it has a conduit to enrich themselves.

America is involved in monitoring Boko Haram and has even offered troops, we declined at the time because the leaders then thought they would escalate the situation..

Chad, Niger, Cameroon and even Benin republic have offered soldiers to fight Boko Haram yet still no progress. We are the ones making this war unwinnable.

helinues:
Why are you crying more than the bereaved? Must you rejoice on others sorrow?

Why not leave the Amotekun matters to Omoluwabi instead of jumping from any related topic..
I am sure you wouldn't mind to spend all your day on this thread just not to see Amotekun work as if you will be credited..

Life is too short to be living a saddist life

He's a bitter igbo who just wants to see Yorubas suffer. I'm sure if it was his kinsmen having such an idea he would praise it to the high heavens but because its Yorubas he's complaining. There are just too many fools with crab mentality on this forum,

Davash222:
Na this kind talk dey vex Shekau. Expect attacks from BH this weekend.

Dear Shekau, abeg no mind Buratai, na old age dey worry him.

As expected they attacked, my guy you are sharp.

michlins:
his holy books said God created man and woman

The Holy book also called bats birds and rabbits ruminants. Maybe we should seek truth through observation and testing rather than what one book full of contradiction says.

DLuciano:
you can't just conclude its a lie, it does happen every day, some men are really bastards.

Please don't mind him. So many foolish people here blaming the woman and trying to rationalise her being beaten up. The only thing that can justify it is if she attacks him first.

This forum is really showing me just how stupid some Nigerian men can be.

[quote author=capnies post=86838757][/quote]Blue eyes is a mutation, are they all dead and deformed?

michlins:
evolution is happening right now. Thing is that it would only be observed after a very long time cause that's when the changes will become obvious. Take for instance,not many men will walk kilometers. It seem like nothing but thousands of years from now, the last man that walked on foot will be celebrated by archaeologists

Don't mind him, thinking too small. Just research about drug resistant bacteria and peppered moths, we are seeing evolution in action it's just that some people misrepresent what evolution means out of ignorance.

dhardline:
Men will try everything possible to prove evolution right even though it has never been observed since man existed...

So your mythical stories told by long dead men are the ones that have been observed?

richesbhc:
80% of Yoruba Population from Osun, Oyo, Ogun, Lagos and Kwara are Muslim. The remaining 20% either converted to Christian or their parents or grandparents converted to Christian or thier lineage could be traced to Ondo or Ekiti state.

Incredibly wrong and misleading statistics.

So you mean to tell me that someone named Sultan and Hafiz are Muslims?

Ajsmart:
Pete Idochie is right!

No wonder some Nigerians are still backwards. Years after Oyinbos left them to fed and think for themselves, their daily actions proves they’d rather stay mentally enslaved and unintelligent.

Little wonder no race respects the average African (Nigerians in this case) because they are quick to copy everyone else’s culture at the detriments of theirs.

People don't respect us because rather than worry about serious issues in our society we are more concerned about someone kneeling down to propose to his finance.