₦airaland Forum

Large percentage of south-westerners are touts! Including the educated ones
You hardly hear about NURTW fighting in other parts of the country apart from west. Only legion were you can see graduate collecting N50 on main road in the name of 'abgolo'

[quote author=Okija_juju]This is the funniest part of the story..












A bunch of Yoruba men fight, breaking the mace and using an assortment of weapons.. YET, NO CASUALTY WAS REPORTED.

Reason: they fought more with their mouths than with their hands..

If a video of the fight is shown, all you will see is a bunch of grown ass men jumping on the table, throwing chairs at nobody, screaming words like;

Egba mi o!
Ori'e
Iya la iya.
Emi omo mike Tyson.
Ma nu'e o
Ejo ejo
Kilo she!
Fimisile!
E.t.c..

Cc: Bluetooth (OPC faction leader), Dayokanu (NURTW faction leader), Ileke Idi (Omo Nile women's leader)...[/quote]As per say you never see cowards fight before

It was during Yoruba as a speaker federal house of assembly that fighting was order of the day in house..... So we are surprise

Useless people, if person touch my alomo bitter eh!

Tribal war lords from Ogun, Osun, Lagos, Ondo, Oyo and of curse the poorest state in Nigeria, Ekiti....... Waiting this vultures de do here?
Ok, Seun sack AFAM and own your Nairaland with your Yorubas

Yorubas are the problem because of their wickedness and media propaganda...
If Nigeria disintegrate who ll buy their land and give them money 4 owambe again, so you see why they will not support Nigeria disintegration
The only people who will sell their ancestral land and relocate to Badagry

[quote author=ayotolah][/quote]Here in Alaba Int'l Market we're paying our tax, paying our annual tenement rate but there is nothing like State govt presence here. This issue of environmental cleaning, to say the truth our own section is paying 300,000 per month to LAWMA to dispose our refuge. We have like 6 section in Alaba Int'l

ochukoccna: So Ladipo has been reduced to this?
Is this the cesspit some mumus says rakes in 10 billion daily?
I laff in Arochukwu
And to think some phools said Fash was trying to stiffle Ibos and all that sh*t
The enviroment is more than an eyesore

You have spoken well, Fashola has done a great job both for God and humanity by closing that market, truly that place need cleansing or even relocating but let the good work not stop from there, here in Alaba Int'l Market there was a place predominantly by Hausas its called Alaba rago, the cleaning or closure of the market is over due.

As much as i know, i don't see anything wrong with Fashola action...... I'm a business man in Alaba Int'l Market, we pay 200 naira every week for refuge dump.
The last time i went there to buy my motor parts, damn! that place is 2 dirty
To say the truth, that is not only need to close but to relocate.
reason: the market is too small to accommodate the kinds of business activities that is going on there. Secondary, the location did not suit that kind of business
"Cleanliness is next to godliness" as we was thought. You don't expect to do Business in dirty environment and prosper,
haven said this, I'll also urge Fashola to visit order places like Alaba alago, Okokomaiko and other well known dirty business area own by Yorubas and Hausas

xynerise: Drop your advice and leave. Must you condemn someone else's advice?

Not when one is misleading

omega25red: you should probably tell your parents what happened and let them deal with it. they can decide or at least advice you on what to do.

Bad advisers! How old are you? Which morality do you have to give advice? My friend advice is not for secondary school pupils @op the best thing to do is to leave that house to avoid any danger, don't tell anybody. Leave until when God want expose her. Any attempt to report her you are in trouble

Me i no no say oil de hungry Yoruba people... But wait oo na for only paper una oil field dey
Make laugh no kill me abeg!!!

The only language in Nigeria is disunity. Incase you don't know Nigeria will never unite, i said "NEVER"

"Disgruntled"! I hate that word

If truly that PDP candidate will be picking on merit no problem with that..... At least it will solve this problem of "it is time for north or its time for east" this comment also send warning to the North.

slimyem: These guiness people can fit to dash people money on top anything sha..
Una go soon hear my own guiness world record...
E go be "girl with the longest sointin"

Your soitin long? Hmmmm i go like am oh

Abeg make una no blame the old man joor...... Na Yoruba and their BIG mouth

Boko haram are coward...... Who tell them that GEJ is ready 4 any dialogue?
Bomb the whole North who cares........

IBB joining APC (Association Of Polluted Criminals); a PDP strategy to destroy APC (Association Of Polluted Criminals) from onset

take dat: Its wrong of you to say Nigerians do not have an alternative to GEJ, in a country where we have men of flawless vision, proven leadership skills and immaculate character. If our only option is to vote for a corrupt man of dishonourable character and putrified integrity, not only are we doomed as a nation, it also shows the folly of 170million men and women!

Did you read my post at all? Or am i not entitle to my opinion anymore.......? You should have just name your alternative

gramci: Don't worry, they will be baptised into new creature.

Lolz..... Teaching an old dog a new style

Specify 2 difference between PDP and APC ?

take dat: Well, in all sincerity, I do not believe the movers of the new party will welcome the likes of IBB and OBJ. IBB does not have a political support base except he is willing to spread round part of his loot and he doesn't measure up to Buhari, up north. OBJ would rather play a neutral spoiler than align himself with the likes of Tinubu and Buhari. I believe IBB is only trying to gain relevance after much period in obscurity so we should pay him no mind! Though the truth is, no party anywhere in the world is made of saints or perfectionists, you will always find some rotten eggs amongst them!

Nigeria as of today has no alternative to GEJ. just my opinion! You are entitle to your opinion
APC is a composition of old cargos

Gbawe: My opinion too. Folks like IBB have gotten to the stage where they will accept the need for working politically to ensure they can live the rest of their life in comfort and not because they seek political office/relevance per se or as a primary motivation.

Silly comment

[quote author=success_07]of the little i konw of politics, "no permanent friend, no permanent enemy". IBB is free to say whatever he wants...like it or not, he is a big force in the north save d anti-pdps and only a few can say no in that north if he says yes and that goes a long way.

I criticised the then AC for allowing Audu Ogbe but till date that has not stopped the party from marching on in the southwest as most of us have seen. Does anyone think the ACN would not have made it to the north? Trust me they would but it would only have taken time. ACN was beginnin to find relevance in the east before the merger. The merger has only hasten the process.

Otunba Gbenga Daniel started with the AD before he migrated to the pdp only for him to become like them all of a sudden. I am beginnin to think that the PDP is cancerous...
If IBB migrates to the APC, will he be relevant? I dare say yes but only as a strategist but never as a political office holder.Its better u ahve him tinker for u than against u. Mind u, political parties are like d church where even d devil cannot be chased away...

Does the PDP have a manifesto? Never heard of it. The ACN had one and I heard the new APC has made one... They have a direction. So if none adheres, he b deterred from further participation i think.

Let fresh party come for a start and letus c the effect of a none pdp led administration for a stat[/quote]Abeg save your long grammar. What's ACN doing in the SW that others are not doing? Oh i hear Ogun state govt are celebrating construction of bridge and street light in lagos

bayooooooo: It does not take much to appreciate the importance of two-party system in Nigeria. That's why even the PDP welcomed the emergence of APC. We cannot continue to be parroting to all these sentimental nonsense of Igbo party, Yoruba sectional interests or the Fulani this Hausa that. Let's us now have two-party systems (at least two major parties) with membership spread across all states so we can once and for all put putrid sentiments apart and hold our leaders accountable irrespective of states of origin or residence.

All this why are they welcoming IBB, why are they romancing OBJ boys, why are they criticizing this or that is pedestrian. If you think PDP is good for Nigeria and can take Nigeria to her rightful status among comity of nations, stick to it and promote same without recourse to annoying sentiments of gang up against this or that part of the country. Let PDP be judged based on its performance.

What folks fail to appreciate is that what is desirable is often, alas unfortunately, not achievable in Nigeria because of our peculiar way of putting sentiments above logic. We would love to see a party of defined exclusivity to known 'villains', a party of zero tolerance to corruption, of well 'proceduralized' internal democracy devoid of known moneybags, a kind of party driven by masses-oriented Utopian fantasies. In a Nigerian parlance, "an ideologically driven party" What a joke! Good, but unrealistic in a nation so driven by sentiments. (Such a party can be formed but ll NEVER win election in Nigeria) What we have now is a step in the right direction, it does not mean we ll eventually arrive in that exclusive zone of success. But it does, at least, signify that our elite are evolving a process that might limit impunity and make parties work for the pauperized Nigerian masses.

It's the same everywhere. A perfect political party, nay democracy, can not be legislated or decreed into existence. It takes time to build, nurture and then turn to an institution that an individual can not just wake up and bastardize. What we know, of course from the immediate and recent history of the proponents of this framework is that of competence, seriousness of purpose and uncommon tenacity to fight for what is right in a land filled with absurdities of impunity where mediocrity is now the norm. I am supporting APC, with the knowledge that it's not 100% perfect or what I would have preferred it to be, but what else do we have in this country? This is the best opportunity we have in years, that people are now wittingly leaving their comfort zones to live the much mouthed rhetoric "handshake across the Niger" without being prodded by military fiat.

I just want them to set a minimum standard where no one can go below. A standard has been set in Lagos and Edo already. One is being set in Osun, Ondo and a handful of others states similarly controlled by opposition politicians. So it's becoming more and more clear by the day to recognize that past administrations in those states failed the people. What is true in Osun is true in Ekiti and even in some PDP controlled states like Enugu and Jigawa. Ultimately what matters is the man holding the mantle of leadership. A man with history of competence and accomplishments can not all of a sudden turn to lackluster failure in government. The converse is equally true, luck can not bring competence. Let 2015 come and we shall see if Nigerians would, for once put religious and ethnic sentiments aside, judge who is being nominated purely on tract record.

We can not continue to pretend all is well in this country. We need to fix the center and put our country on path of greatness.

Guy you are on point small.... Though i never read am finish oo
But in a country where some section will look into your eyes and tell you that people from your own section will never be president of your country but still claim one Nigeria. What is your take on that?

Prodigy246: Exactly what I've been thinking...though I dont belong to any party but I would just vote GEJ to finish his own beat of transformation.
Its true naija might need CHANGE now but we should be careful to whom we're entrusting the our country into his/her care

You have spoken my mind

take dat: What do you have to say of the president, who in his pusillanity and disservice to the people of Nigeria handpicked an Anenih to be the chairman of PDP's Board of Thieves(BOT), one of those who looted the country into an unfathomable abyss of unimaginable ruin? You are quick to point accusing fingers at others, when the grand larceny of the president is obvious for all to see!

If truly people like IBB, OBJ and others will join APC it means the restructuring of PDP ll kick start... Am not against opposition party but i don't see bright future in APC, all Nigerian politicians are the same... GEJ is not a bad guy even though i did not vote 4 him in 2011 but since we have not got that messiah in Opposition party let make thou with what we have