₦airaland Forum

The truth is that an average Nigerian is afraid of progress. It's quite unfortunate that we are at that point in the country where mediocrity is openly celebrated. People align for selfish gains and not for the betterment of the country. Obi may not be a saint, but compared to other candidates, he stands head and shoulder above them. He challenged all to provide any false claims or dent on his name, none could. Unfortunately, same can't be said for the others.

We know the truth, we just like suffering. That's all. This too shall pass!

I hope we get it right in Nigeria because the path which we are currently treading in politics will lead us to doom. A man is being criticized for trying to rescue the country from the manace that has haunted it since time immemorial.

wow. this is indeed an aspect of agriculture worth exploring.

This is the kind of positive news we expect to hear in Nigeria. Enough with the government always trying to play a fast oke on the citizens. More of this across the country.

I don't understand. Are we supposed to have caretakers of our family members as cited in this story while abroad?

Alright, it's ok to occasionally visit to check up on the family. The moment you spend a night in that house, you are calling for a big problem. So no, don't visit and sleep over in my house when I am not around. It doesn't sit well talk more of cohabiting. That's evil at its peak

The good old days, it was worth it while it lasted.

Lol... When you say too much, you end up shutting yourself up with words. I bet he didn't see that coming.

When you have a group of unlike minds such things are bound to happen, especially when there is the tendency to break allegiance due to "environmental pressure." Nevertheless, LP is the best revolution to happen in Nigeria. The war ain't over. Lagos is not the main focus of LP, restoring Nigeria is.

in Port Harcourt, you need to thank God if you survive 4 days with it.