₦airaland Forum

NwaAmaikpe:




Why should the Twitter ban be lifted?

The only people whose means of livelihood has been affected by the ban are those who have taken up the act of criticizing government as a job function.
Criticising our country is unpatriotic, infact it is devilish to complain.
We should be grateful that our farms are fertile enough to feed our herdsmen's cows.
We must not encourage unpatriotism.

It is unfair to ask herdsmen to build ranches when we have sufficient farmlands all over Benue and Oyo states to feed their cattle.

Many of our fathers are drunkards and most of our mothers are prostitutes, but we never say it in the public. We celebrate them every father's day and call them the best moms.
So how come we find it so easy to expose our darling daddy's government's inefficiencies?

We did not even for a second think that trying to expose the October 20th Lekki toll-gate Massacre on Twitter was unpatriotic.

How did we lose it?

Our forefathers have always suffered and smiled but the lazy youths of today want to challenge the status quo and will not hear till they are spoken to in languages they understand abi?

For now that language is Hausa, Malami makes official addresses in it.
So those who have so far relied on Twitter for information should better switch to BBC Hausa or Voice of America Hausa.

The earlier you enrol for language lessons in Hausa, the better for you. Because before long, even the governors in the South will start speaking Hausa.

Sai Baba but na to japa sure pass because our country is in a state of hopelessness.

joyandfaith:
I will ban Google in Nigeria- Buhari

bunto:
"As a man thinketh, so he is".

I will be here when you are shouting again..."Southerners lives matter"!!!

Arespect10:
Nymairis
Who's that peaceful protester? Beside that's the only language they understand

#GodBlessBuhariSupporters

psalmuel76:
Op self dey book space ,before hin go post....

Mangekyo:
Buhari must go!

Nwaotu10:
Marriage is not for me.
I will die soon.