₦airaland Forum

Seventy7kings:
if he really took weed, he would have definitely replied the journalist politely. Weed doesn't make you to act violently.
NB: I'm not advising anyone to be taking weed though.

Guyman02:
The manner with which buharists have followed this matter and is amazing. I realised that all the comments here are from Buhari supporters

The desperation to discredit FFK is incredulous over his outburst

BabaO2:
Those journalists present at that occasion no get balls at all, journalists should be fearless no matter what the circumstance. FFK was just too proud by thinking he's above anyone who has never been minister in this country. Him and Dino melaye should declare their source of wealth if they are not ritualists or fraudsters. Other journalists present did not help matter, their actions and fidgeting destroyed Charle eyo's confidence.

Charmingrascal:
He is mad

I want to see if he will still continue his unprovoked attacks on people whose ideology and views are different from his after he has shown us all that he can't take a pinch of his slanderous and libellous attacks on other people.

He is a selfish non altruistic and egoistic hypocrite, with no respect for freedom of expression which he himself has been abusing.

What baffles me is the fact that no PDP person has made a comment about this scandalous act of Femi, but if it was the other way round the media would have been agog with different barrage of insensitive comments and insult from the PDP folks.

I am also agazed with the fact that some dingbats here on NL are defending the shameful act.

Racoon:
I said it.Fani Kayode should have gentlemanly answer the question e.g."I am sponsoring myself as part of my contribution to good governance." However he just made a totally wrong impression of himself.

OtemAtum:
He is even on black suit. Mtchew.

seunmsg:
Typical of shameless people who make a living by insulting and abusing others. Put them on the spot for a second and they react angrily and want to pull the building down. I can only imagine how he will treat any journalist that dare to ask him tough questions if he is the president. The lousy brat can't take what he dishes out to others.

loopman:
The greatest disservice Lord Lugard made was bringing the Yorubas into the Hausa/Fulanis & Igbos mix, these two set holds complete opposite and extreme views about life but both have the control and domineering spirit in common.

Imagine a Nigeria without the two coups both pioneered.

techmo:





Former Governor Tinubu, Lagos State and. The Chagaoury groups ingenious PPP Project taking shape

What many people need is good Infrastructure and steady electricity through off the grid solutions and Independent Power Plant


US government just acquired some plots for the proposed new embassy, same as some international oil companies... Eko pearl towers is already filled with the rich of the richest

loopman:
Not just Buhari, Ibos hate anything or anyone they can’t dominate or control.

You couldn’t dominate or control the Buhari and his government the way you effectively took control and dominated Goodluck Jonathan government

femmy2010:
Catholic Church , Baptist Church , Apostolic Church ,Foursquare Church, Seventh Day Adventist Chruch ,NASFAT,NASFAT, QUAREB, etc are not complaining.
Why is it that only those that looks like a one man business are complaining?

Sultan001:
The writer of this article is mischievous in my opinion. I am a neutral person here. There is no where that the law says that the board ot trustee of an I.T can be removed without recourse to the court of law. Please let us try to be reading and not always swallowing everything and just making comments anyhow. Attached is a screenshot of the controversal section of the law. Thanks

Charmingrascal:
I don't know what National Orientation Agency is doing.

Before such laws are passed, it is the duty of NOA to orientate Nigerians and let them into what it is about.

You don't just pass sensitive laws without proper orientation of the people.

I can bet that many ordinary Nigerians who are against this law don't know what it entails, the only point religion capitalists have been hammering on and telling their congregants is the fact that FG will start appointing Managers over Churches since they know that this will definitely not go well with the masses whose religion is their opium and they will kick against such law.
It is the duty of NOA to enlighten the people about the law, let them know that the Government trying to hold their religious leaders accountable.

What is even the work of NOA in Nigeria
That Agency is so useless and I think it is not being properly monitored.

MikkieEl:
Is the government accountable? Wait a minute, is there an atom of integrity in this current dispensation? A government that appoints Fulani Muslims to head virtually all important parastatals is not trustworthy. God will always win! The church will surely prevail in this. It cannot just stand.

RuudVanNisteroy:
South Africa annual budget is $103 billion dollars, which is 5 times Nigeria's annual budget of roughly $22 billion dollars. South Africa can use that annual budget to redistribute wealth to the black population, but obviously massive corruption has crept in under ANC.

While Namibia annual budget of $4.7 billion dollars should be enough to take of 2.2 million blacks in Namibia. The white population of Namibia is only 200,000.

1StopRudeness:
I’m curious... what accountability are u expecting from all religious bodies...?? Or maybe just the church since that’s where ur emphasis is...


U don’t even know ur right enough to demand it from your government... but you want a church that collects 100naira offering to be accountable to you??.... i now understand why the government keeps screwingg us every 4 years

Bhol28:
But why are Pastors afraid of accounting for church money,I just don't understand,a real man or woman of God must find it very easy to be transparent in all aspects

RuudVanNisteroy:
The annual budget and federal,state and local level is controlled by the black population in SA and Namibia. The wealth of the white population is in the shareholding of companies listed in the stock exchange and land ownership.

Do you expect the government of Namibia and South Africa to start seizing shares and lands and redistributing it to blacks? Zimbabwe has shown seizing lands and redistributing land to the black population indiscriminately does not work.

The government of Namibia and South Africa have to try and use the annual budget at federal, state and local level to redistribute wealth to the black population.

RuudVanNisteroy:
The leaders since 1990 Namibia got independence from South Africa have all being black. What you are saying is the equivalent of saying South Africa has not being run by blacks since 1994 when aparthheid ended because the white population control the economy.

The annual budget in Namibia since 1990 has been made and controlled by the black population .

slowice:
This law is directly targeted at the church and its deliberate. The money churches earn are freely donated by members so I don't think they should be taxed on such earnings except for businesses such as schools etc established by the church.

I know many would argue this and support the government but as a Christian, I stand against it and nothing will change my mind.

madjune:
After watching that match and crying to bits afterwards; in my quiet moments, i realized that our nation Nigeria was cursed.

We don't seem to get it right, even with the best assembly of talents anytime it matters most.
The devil always descends into our midst.

Nigeria was the favourite to win that world cup.
No exaggeration.

The devil used the likes of Amokachi, Oliseh and Siasia to destroy our hopes.

Anyway, Karma has paid them back in full since then.

muykem:
There are some aspects that make sense in the law. I will not like a situation where people will formed NGO include churches and turn it to family business also. However government should understand that spiritual issues is different from physical issues. I therefore suggest that government should not intervene in church affairs except the church is going contrary to its own constitution.

kikero:
No, i guess I should have eventually made myself clearer....

We can build infrastructure from A to Z...but at the end of the day, where are we going to get the finances to maintain them?

We spend billions on unnecessary subsides, and we do price controls on our power and petrol sector, limiting investment and funding...which means the economy indrectly cannot grow.

Perhaps I should have phrased it better. I've seen infrastructure being built all over the country fail because the cash is not there to maintain it.(and the little released gets looted a bit).