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franchasng:I am yoruba but Biafra would be good for me. Anything to ensure more Christians get out of this extremists contraption called Nigeria and their constant Islamization agenda/threats |
blaise26abj:If you start a war by raiding a country on a peaceful holiday party, they are bound to return fire and there are no guarantees in war. By the way I am Yoruba. |
Things are falling apart in Nigeria. It's really getting out of hand. |
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MaziObinnaokija:Let's not do this. I am Yoruba and I have always seen every tribe people of this nation as Nigerians🙌 |
GiftofGod77:I mean, if criminals could jam networks the law enforcement agencies could as well up their games. It's the same Nigeria where police know how to do their job extremely well only when high profile individuals are involved. But unfortunately, we seem to be stuck with law enforment agencies that encourage their personnels to break into people's homes in awkward hours, arrest people without warrants, torture, humiliate, take bribes...those sort of things. |
djseanjohn77:Lol there goes your proofs. Sometimes you have to slow down and realize that people who criticize often want to see positive changes and improvements. Don't close your eyes yo it just because you've never experienced it
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Putindbutt:First of all, pontificating is the wrong word here. Secondly, you just veered off the topic entirely by dragging the USA and the UK into it. Gun violence in the USA is fueled by the rights granted to civilians by their constitution. (They call it the second amendment ) Majority of the citizens love it and they defend it. Violent attacks in the UK is fueled by relaxed migration laws that encouraged the influx of these same people we were talking about before you decided to dip a leg in milk.🥲 60% of all violence against women in the UK and France against women including the ones you talked about and knife attacks were perpetuated by these migrants. Look up the source yourself, maybe then you would believe me.😉 Funny fact, many Nigerians are now considering such laws as second ammendment of the USA, in Nigeria as a possible deterrent to armed invasions on local communities. And abeg no dey vex for me na today I join Nairaland biko🤣🤣 |
On this Palestine issue, the civilians of Palestine especially women and innocent children deserves to have peace and safety and education and every good thing life may afford. But let us use Nigeria as a case study. If it's hard to differentiate who is who, it is important to not romance violence too much. Northern Nigeria and their leaders were the mouthpiece of Boko haram when it started. Today it's a different story and funny enough, Northern Nigeria has sustained the heaviest hits from these armed groups that have now branched into several other armed terrorist groups and bandits regardless of religion. I am a nurse and I have worked with doctors without borders. I know a lot more than many people who sit in their homes and say things. I am against violence, not against Israel nor the peace of Palestine. But in that axis, you are more at risk from Palestine gangs, Egyptian thugs, etc (people that even when you are obviously there to help them, clearly marked as an aid worker, they won't hesitate to gr**pe you if they have the chance, they eye you like some candy to devour) than you ever are with Israeli soldiers and strikes who literally communicates their movements. It's not Israel it's the sick ideology that Israelis must be wiped off. |
Coming from a man that pillaged half of west Africa and refused to yield when the owners of the land asked him to get out of their land. Dude was even waiting for a misfire so he could start a war. You colonized countries for years, forced their economy to revolve around yours, refused to leave even after stacking up their gold in your country, a country without a single gold mine owning the largest gold reserve in the world! Macaroni or whatever sir, you can't come to equity because your hands are so so dirty. |
Slytiger:Trust me, in the end it's the politicians. Imagine if they stop stacking up our funds abroad, developed this country, energy, housing and transport infrastructures, giving a lot of foreigners reasons to come here and invest here, those countries will be forced to rate our passport (principle of reciprocity) But ordinarily, what would anyone wanna come do in Nigeria? 🤷♂️🤷♂️ |
Veegil:Uncertainty trails everything in Nigeria at the moment. But I hope the big players are able to do everything needed to safeguard the democracy of this nation and the powers bestowed on the electorates by our constitution. I am a young resource manager. I work closely with my clients to help organize work and boost productivity. |
BlackViper:Nigeria is really a crime scene but the players are fellow Nigerians. Failed parenting is what often lead to all these nonsense. |
