₦airaland Forum

geewean:
They are this smart to foil bomb attacks but can't foil the ones in Zamfara, Kaduna and Borno state respectively.


This lamba government needs a Grammy award in the category of Lamba.

TopBanter:
First of all, you are probably lying. Secondly, no decent person should do the bolded. What concerns you with anyone's family members? You people are truly vindictive, spiteful and hateful lunatics.

If indeed he is the one demanding Igbos leave, then the action of you people validate his call. Let anything happen to his wife, kids or members of his family and Una go know.

This is why Omokri hates Obidient with a passion today. I.e threatening his wife and kids with harm and taunting him about knowing the address and details of his loved ones. You people are mindless terrorists.

strangest:
See person wey you Dey assist with his posts

Naustine:
Unregistered vehicle dropped a bag, police didn't make effort to chase the vehicle Incase it has another device to drop elsewhere.. shey u see say the story no clear

confusedlady:
Don't get it twisted.
Confusedlady belongs to NO camp.
My only camp is the TRUTH.
In my opinion the writer of this long article has NO integrity. He is only after his stomach by saying what the obidients and Ibo want to hear for his selfish interest. Pretending to form wokedness.
He is a QUISLING and sooner or later he will get his comeuppance from the headless facist mob.
I wish him well.

mohims:
If dem born you well, comot come protest. You go get sense by force. Una think say Nigeria na Kenya?

madridguy:
This is impressive. Tinubu must bring back the fuel subsidy. We cannot be buying fuel at high price, cooking gas is 1500 per Kg and the electricity tariff is unbearable yet both VAT and Import duty goes up every day.

Tinubu should not tax us to death. Within a year you removed every life lines we Nigerians are enjoying.

Bring back our subsidy Tinubu.

Chinkoalhaji34:
E be like say dem no sabi the power of social media. Rarara fit still rise from ashes like phoenix.

Northerners, make una no vex, this na just strategy wey dey play out.

Tinubu dey show say e no go allow any negativity to weigh am down. Na so progress dey take shape, we go stand strong together.

Beautifulday:
Something is definitely wrong with your mental faculty.

Kalashnikov49:
Ojiofor
Okoroawusa

Both are Yoruba..very lame..really surprising how a region is ashamed of their tribe..

No levels..

Agbado generate losers..

Beautifulday:
He is yammering sense into your dumb skull

raskymonojendor:
Of course, he is an efulefu because he does not engage in tribalism, does not support IPOB, and does not support Ibo candidate Peter Obi.

successmatters:
For those who died at endsars, have Nigeria become better?

Odin13:
Insecurity..

Much insecure beings ..

See average Yoruba wisdom .

Hmmm

Enugurangers:
That's why you should all come back home and investm you can't be staying in Kano and saying the Hausa man hate you , or Ibadan and say the Yoruba man hate you. come back and invest plus live in the region you are loved. Your homeland. Perhaps Alaigbo is only good for Christmas celebration.

Enugurangers:
Aishat just like other politician knows the Mumu button of our people.

FFK, And Reno have done theirs, it's the turn of the dancing Alhaja from Edo state.

hammer567:
YORUBA MAN, U DON CARRY ALTERNATE MONIKER COME?


HEAD CASE!

Nyamiriflathed:
Your obi of onitsha kneeling for Fulani below. Slave and master relationship 😂

Oga na master. Na Fulani, Ijaw, and Yoruba dey jointly rule Nigeria since 1999.

The so called ibos are been flogged by Simon Ekpas boys every Monday 😂😂😂

Front0lane:
South Africans say them no want you igbos to represent you de here de shout Yoruba like lunatic. Na Yoruba give your papa wife belle ?

Nefort:
The parents should have given her at least one South African name. Children with mixed heritage should bear names from both sides of their origin to calm down issues like this.

dododawa1:
A former Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) presidential campaign spokesman, Daniel Bwala, has suggested that the planned protests against the current administration of President Bola Tinubu have political undertones and may involve foreign interests.

Speaking to State House correspondents on Wednesday after a meeting with President Tinubu at the Presidential Villa in Abuja, Bwala expressed his belief that the protests were not solely driven by genuine concerns over prevailing economic hardship.

He went further to claim that the situation even transcends the country, hinting at possible foreign involvement taking advantage of Nigeria’s current economic challenges.

Bwala pointed out that while Nigerians have the constitutional right to protest, the current planned demonstrations could potentially turn violent.

He warned that such an outcome could lead to the destruction of property and infrastructure, ultimately harming the very people the protester claimed to support.

The former PDP spokesman highlighted what he saw a politically motivated language surrounding the protests.

He said, “I honestly believe that that there is to a large extent the element of politics and my belief that it even transcends the country there.

“There would have been foreign interest but taking advantage of the poor political climate because of the fact of hunger and suffering. We know that everybody in Nigeria acknowledges that there is suffering and the suffering did not start last year.

“We’ve been dealing with that issue, you know of suffering, you know, lack of employment, we’re talking about enterpreneurship, virtually every aspect of the economy and security is what we have always been pushing the envelope and see how we can attain a better place.

But suddenly, the conversation, if you see the mainstream and social media is all about, they want to bring the government down, President Bola Tinubu must resign.

“Once you hear that kind of talk and language, then you don’t need somebody to interpret that there is a political connotation. You must be aware that people have been holding meetings saying they want to unseat the President.

“By our Constitution. He has four years and it’s renewable for another term or four years. And he’s doing everything possible. In these four years to deliver on the promise to the Nigerian people, the trajectory are going, some of you who are knowledgeable in economics, you would have seen as the data are coming in and some of the indices, it shows that there is a redirection that is going on.

There is no reform that is easy. Go to Brazil, any part of the world, if you’re going to do reform, it is not going to be easy.

“It means that all of us will have to readjust, but the government’s role when you are initiating reform is to bring about intervention, which is what the President is doing, like the release of truckloads of food.

“He even committed to helping the organized private sector to meet up with the minimum wage. So this is my immediate reaction to the question.”

On reports that former vice president Atiku Abubakar is backing the planned nationwide protest, Bwala acknowledged that while protest is a constitutional right, he expressed serious reservations about the potential for violence.

“Our only concern is if the protests will be peaceful. Evidence is showing that this protest is building up to be violent,” Bwala stated.

The former PDP spokesman pointed to alarming rhetoric on social media, including threats of arson and violence, as indicators of the protest’s potentially dangerous nature.

He emphasised that such developments could lead to a situation where “you will not be here.”

Addressing opposition support for the protest, Bwala remarked, “Every opposition member will want to support any action of the people that will ridicule, denigrate or show the governing party as not effective.”

However, he stressed that this support should not extend to actions that may compromise public safety.

Bwala referenced Section 45 of the Nigerian Constitution, which allows for the limitation of certain rights in the interest of public safety, protection of lives, and national security.

He argued that if the protest is likely to turn violent, laws could be justifiably enacted to curtail it.

Bwala also highlighted several key initiatives undertaken by President Tinubu in response to mounting public pressure and planned protests.

He listed these measures include:enactment of a new minimum wage law,distribution of food aid to address hunger concerns, implementation of local government autonomy to improve grassroots governance and efforts to enhance primary healthcare, education, and local security

The former opposition spokesman praised the actions as “good steps” towards addressing the grievances of Nigerian citizens.

He particularly emphasised the importance of local government autonomy, describing it as a “masterstroke” that would bring governance closer to the people.

Goodvibes007:
Olodo. There are no Emirs in Lagos like you have those have those Atta Igalas in Enugu, Anambra and Ebonyi.

Or do we even need to remind you the meaning of your tribe name given to you by the Igalas...

vowiski:
Crazy folks here ..

I destroyed Soyinka with facts but they deleted my comments ..

Duchebags

Menemonic:


All the three major tribes are responsible for this..


Seun if your forum goes down e no go come back again..

Wise up

Owontime:
The man doesn't want refugees in Yorubaland.

MossadAgent:
You are funny.

Anyone can create fake headlines today and share it amongst their IPOB WhatsApp group.


The pic I posted is real and can easily be viewed on the archived site.


Keep decieving yourselves with your usual forgeries.


What I have come to realise about you guys is how you accuse others of what you are a thousand times guilty of .


Arthur Nzeribe remains the enemy of democracy and a crass tribal bigot .