₦airaland Forum

SuperS1Panther:
this fouta jallon descendant and pikin of marauding killer herdmens that speaks fulfude and his paranoid obsession over the fear of Osinbanjo becoming President is gradually turning to a classical example of insanity.

Nigeria is not a country of Fulanis. We all own this country and you CANNOT dictate to anybody apart from your HAUSA slaves.

It's typical of children to insult people online. So I will ignore that. I'm quite sure the elders of Yoruba land are reasoning along the right path. What we are actually doing is to remind them the need to hasten their efforts before things go wrong.

I've given cogent reasons why Osibanjo should step aside but you refused to consider those reasons. If you truly love this country, you would not support his ascendancy.

Nobody will choose violence over peace. We are for peace. All we are saying is that the North must not be shortchanged again.

If osibanjo does the honourable thing, we Will continue to live as brothers and sisters. But if you think you can take advantage of Buhari's illness, then we will be quick to remind you that Abiola had been that stupid.

Timbuktuo:
Lol, dude. Shut the heck up. Tell your little silly stories to your brethren. You and I know Nigeria is on the brink and everybody is getting ready for whatever is going to happen. Shut up and put your own house in order. Should anything happen to Osinbajo, you will only have your region to yourselves. Everyone will take this golden opportunity to take their destinies into their own hands.

I'll laugh at your foolishness when the time comes. Are the Southerners this silly or is it just you? My friend, social media is not battle field. I don't want to say much here or come down to your level of reasoning but just know that osibanjo's resignation is the wisest decision the West at this time. Ignore this and face the consequences. There is a limit to what the media noise can do for you

farouk0403:
I mailed you but you didn't reply, hope everything is okay.

Everything is fine bro. Weldon!
I'll get in touch with you soon. We have an interesting task to do

farouk0403:
I mailed you but you didn't reply, hope everything is okay.

Everything is fine bro. Weldon!
I'll get in touch with you soon. We have an interesting task to do

SIRTee15:
Osibanjo will complete this term in any case buhari is incapacitated........
Nigerians will decide what happens in 2019.......

2 years is such a long time to gamble. In such time of necessity, radical approach can be employed to get things right

pezest:
Don't expect power in the north anytime soon

We shall see

Guestlander:
What made you think Osinbajo will destroy the country? He is not even the substantial president yet and you have concluded that he would destroy the country. What is the basis for this rather bizarre conclusion or fear that Osinbajo would destroy the country?

You do not need a prophet to know that osibanjo will perform poorly. He has no mind of his own. Take the most recent drama as a case study. Despite being a laywer, he used a private lawyer's mischievous remark as a reference point to undermine the role of the legislature. Such is not the leader we want except we are prepared to sink lower.

Guestlander:
The only way? Says who?

What do you suggest? Would you rather have osibanjo destroy this country?

CharlotteFlair:
This Op is an inconsequential yorrobber high on Oshogbo weed!

Now that you have been noticed, kindly crawl back to your osun groove to continue your skull mining and leave politics for intelligent minds.

Quote me out of context and watch the trio of Amadioha, Alukwu Emeke and Iyiafor Enyiogwugwu strike your mouth to pieces.

Get some respect. I won't bother replying you next time

with all due respect, this is pure, undiluted bullshit.

On the contrary, that is the only way out of the present mess

This is why people see Yoruba as animals

Call me your compatriot.

I'm your friend. A true Nigerian who yearns for peace and progress of his country.

I'll be glad to share my opinion and that of those I represent, on the way out of the nation's present predicament.

It's natural for siblings to have misunderstanding at times. What makes all the difference is how they reconcile their differences.

Nigeria is like a human body. Each part needs the other. For this reason, the federal government should look beyond the agitation for Biafra to find out the reason for their agitation.

Set up a commit that will investigate their source of fund. If their sponsors can be traced and arrested, the boys will go and look for decent job to do. On her part, the government should do more towards engaging Nigerian youths with gainful employment. When they are busy, they won't have time for nonsense.

To achieve this, we need a visionary leader whose policies will be potent enough to suppress corruption and insurgency without fear or favour, and at the same time, promote economic growth

If Buhari is medically unfit to continue with the good work he started in 2015, the presidency should be fair to Nigerians by saying so. At such, since power rotation has turned North, the good people of this country will have no problem to get a credible replacement from the North while osibanjo continues as vice.

The constitution might have said something like a vice succeeding his boss if the later is incapacitated. But obviously, such political correctness, if followed, will only plunge the nation into deeper crises for several reasons.

1st, osibanjo is a political tenderfoot. Worse than his inexperience is his obvious lack of courage to lead the nation out the present quagmire. A man who cannot say boo to a goose will certainly have no answer to our present economic and political needs.

This is the time for Yoruba elders to demonstrate their statesmanship by guiding osibanjo in the direction of peace and fairness.

Yoruba supporting Arewa youths shouldn't be your problem. Your major concern should be your ohanaeze not supporting your Biafra quest. Doesn't that bother you? Your governors are in for one Nigeria. There is not hope in your agitation. The sovereignty of this nation is not negotiable and those who think otherwise are few criminals who cannot thrive in a sane society.

If Yoruba had acted earlier, their approach would have been commendable because it would have complemented the noble step taken by Arewa youths to achieve an awesome result. But no! They will always do the right thing in a wrong way. Stupid people. Tell me the relevance of their support now when every reasonable human will see it as a way to nudge osibanjo into power, which will never happen

ColonelDrake:
This one is a hardcore aboookiii illiterate shoe maker. So you mean SW has been the imaginary cabal manipulating the vegetable president health? You even mentioned from abacha to yaradua. Better stick to your shoe shinning, dustbin packing and kunu drinking.

m0ronic aboki

Insulting me as a person won't help you one bit.

Face reality and give peace a chance. Everybody will be happy in Nigeria if only we can coordinate ourselves in proper manners. Stop tarnishing the image if the north. Stop trying to take advantage of your neighbour who is in trying times. Stop all hate speech against the North.

Markfemi2:
Mouth yemi isn't resigning anytime ?
Which privilege as west gotten from north ? Allocation of Kwara and Kogi to north?
Massive poverty in north ?
Let me clarify that
The only thing you can do is form 2019 and won an election or win APC primary tickets
But as for use of force that's the end
This is not 1993 when the entire force of Nigeria were northerners
This is 2017
The west that normally supports and equips you for coup as said no coup or suppprt from them
So all this threat is noise
Ordinary Boko haram you can't defeat
It's not Yorubas you want to come for
and say law must not be respected cause yemi is yoruba
Thunder fire all your papa generation
Poverty will keep on destroying you
Death to useless arewa

You must be a child. Has the "force" now come to the south?

Agbaletu:
We care less about Osibanjo becoming the President. What is wrong with you about holding on to power?

Well, his body language says otherwise. I don't think osibanjo is considering resignation

Deedeedee3:
You this Northern dumbass! Your threats dont move us. Try any shiit!
bleeping dumbass!

I think you should be worried.

Worry because the little trust other Nigerians had in you is melting away like a pack of ice under a hot weather.

Worry because the privileges you have been enjoying from the North will cease forthwith, on your insistence to have osibanjo as president of this country

The North has been unfairly shortchanged. And how you, backstabbers manipulate the lives of our presidents must be investigated. From Abacha to Yar'adua and now, Buhari. We must find out. If this is a ploy to always smuggle power away from the North, I'll tell you frankly that it has failed this time.

What can you boast. Really wars are not fought in the media.

If osibanjo resigns in peace, you can be sure to retain your VP slot. Otherwise, you will miss out completely.

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Markfemi2:
In moments like this
I expect Yoruba leadership to have reacted promptly
Why are tinubu and akande suddenly quiet ?
Are they not aware of what's going on ?
What about sourh west Governors apart from Fayose who has been very vocal why are the rest acting like all is normal when all isn't. ?
I saw a video of some niger delta militant with new weapons
Do Yorubas have the same thing ?
What about OPC?
if tinubu can't speak now why did he enter such alliance ?

Let's drop BIAFRAN issues for a bit and focus on impending issues facing Yoruba nation ?

Why is yemi being caged ?
Why are northerners not supporting yemi the way westerners supported Buhari ?
What is our reaction ?
If they want to
1) remove him with force
Nigerias soul is in niger delta and south west
We have the industries and ports
Niger delta has been quick to realise this and are not messed with
Why are Yorubas not realising if we shut down lagos Nigeria will bleed no food no commodity

If tinubu can't respond in moments like this or amosun maybe we should pass the Barton of leadership to Fayose and more courageous leaders

Also why have we not responded to arewa letter accusing of betraying them ?


Or are they doing something we don't know ?

Leadership inspires a people
Tinubu and Bisi's silence isn't inspiring Yorubas

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This is the most senseless thread I've read on this forum. Wicked people. So you are supporting osibanjo presidency after all that was agreed upon. Let me tell you ingrates loud and clear, the North can never be shortchanged again, politically. If osibanjo won't respect the gentleman agreement and resign then he should be blamed for whatever goes wrong. Southern alliance won't change anything

Princesaha:
How old are you? It is obvious you want to reunite with your brothers in Niger and Chad republic. I am just happy that the Middle beltans are coming together and lets how you guys wanna conquer them both economically and militarily.

I may be older than your father.

I'll not stop anybody from forming useless gang. I'm just trying to remind them about the possible consequences.

People should read their history to know whom they owe their allegiance. Democracy is not a definition of stupidity. Apply your freedom wisely and you will have peace. If we can do it before, we will do it again.

Don't be a "Yunfa" and there won't be another "Gobir" scenario

You people should not try what the ibo and yoruba are doing in the south because not even 1000 Jerry Gana can save you. people should stop tempting our patience.

Originakalokalo:
Are you a Northerner?

Do I owe you that explanation?

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Originakalokalo:
1. Nigerians want restructuring.
2. The status quo favours the North. Naturally, they won't want a change. They talk about restructuring with their lips
3. Going by all the agitations from all the corners in Nigeria, The North should allow "genuine" restructuring to take place. Else, this agitations will continue until their insincerity will be seen by all
4. Then, the south will unite. If this happens, that will be the end of Nigeria.

My advice, The North should allow " genuine restructuring to take place even though it will change their favourable status. Else, they will eventually loose all.

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kindklemz:
Rubbish thread. No single purshure to feast on. I am out a here!

I'll take some pictures and upload soon

TheFreeOne:
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If Osibanjo does not resign, he will be impeached. If none of these happens he might end up bringing this country to ruin. You can see that his inexperience stinks. Otherwise how could a man in that position try to undermine the role of the senate just because one nettlesome lawyer suggested so? Think!

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Youngadvocate:
This is not meant to incite, but to spur our minds to articulate the thought that lie therein.

I was part of the viewing audience of the Kakaaki, The African Voice anchored by both Saliamatu Ibrahim and Adora Onyechere, on African Independent Television, AIT, yesterday, July 4.

Since the programme had a talking point drafted to address the quagmire the country is gradually sliding into, I showed interest.

I had relaxed to follow the discussion led by the two anchors and three invited discussants, two Elder-statesmen from the North and one Professor of Banking and Finance from Michael Okpara University. unfortunately the power was interrupted.

By the time the power was restored, the programme had neared conclusion.

At the time, Saliamatu threw a question to one of the Northern Elders and I quote"...some say the North is afraid of Restructuring. Why is the North afraid of Restructuring?

He answered "...north what!...how can we be afraid of restructuring when we have Boko Haram?"

I have ever since sought to give this proper interpretation, but the more I try, the deeper I was thrown into limbo as to reconciling the sensitivity of the speech. And my wonder has been, was it a slip of tongue? Or an expression of reality.

Even Saliamatu sort of wore a countenance that looked bemoaned by the comment and wanted to seek further clarification before she was signaled to round-off.

My intent is to bring this to fore. I know many tuned into the programme and did hear the comment. And those who didn't could make use of AIT 'a social media platforms to verify.

Am I the only one who was struck by that statement? Or am I being over sensitive with a mindset conditioned by the current political happenings?

Let us discuss this Nigerians!!

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Cooked up story.

This is apt. I think Jerry Gana and Northern infidels are simply wasting their time

Kathmandu:
Are you sure you are not a college boy because your ignorance here is making buhari look like a Gold medalist

Are you trying to offend me?

I'm of the opinion that osibanjo should be impeached with immediate effect before he causes more problems to our already frail system. We have seasoned and credible men who can handle the affairs of this nation with absolute maturity. This is surely a wrong time to groom a political greenhorn because such will be to our own detriment

MDsambo:
The title should be "twitter poll shows that 58% of Nigerian twitters prefer restructuring"

You are wise sir.

Or better still the title could go thus: "twitter poll show 58% of ignorant children support restructuring" because I can tell you quite frankly that these are children, most of whom still get school fees from their parents. So how will they understand the hidden message about restructuring?

Kathmandu:
A poll of 8000 people and 58% said they want restructuring and you had the audacity to type that nonsense there.


Education in the core North is truly a waste

8000 out of how many million people? I can easily bribe 10000 students to support my idea, after all they are majority on social media. It's that easy.

coptic:
Enemies of Nigeria?

So Nigeria is fine as is, according to you?

Now I see why you hate the Yorubas so much.

They harp about restructuring - your nightmare.

What are you afraid of exactly?

Point of correction, I don't hate Yoruba. As a matter of fact, I don't hate anybody. I only hate bad behaviour. If only Yoruba will adjust their way of life and stop rewarding evil for good, they can make a wonderful people.

Restructuring is one evil they brought upon this country amongst others. They started with what they called sovereign national conference back then. Today, it has all grown to restructuring and they will not allow a day pass in peace.

If Lagos is economically viable what about Oyo, Ebonyi etc? Only a wicked person will want to watch his neighbour starve when he has abundance.

I'll tell you frankly that majority of these people screaming restructuring don't know what it entails.

Only the enemies of Nigeria want restructuring and they are in the minority, less than 10% I should say. What is an Ebonyi man doing with restructuring? What are Oyo, Benue people doing with restructuring? People should stop deceiving gullible Nigerians and using them for cheap political gain