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Wujio:Bold of you to assume you can 'coach' a faceless entity on betterness. These caged ignoramuses make me laugh. Pseudo 'refinement' is why your stupid, beleaguered countrymen allowed and are living with a Tinubu presidency. Learn to be the authentic version of yourself. Then you would be a genuinely "better version of your current self". |
Most Nigerians lack self esteem, that is why they are always looking for validation or belonging. Looking for wetin no lost. . It is the same thing that your useless pastors, Alfas and babalawo/dibia take advantage of when they envelop you with a sense of fear of the unknown, goading you into a cage where THEY can control you.. There are hundreds of cult/occult groups. So if somebody happens to be in a top position and belongs to one of these groups, what happens to the majority who belong to the other groups, whose member is not in that position? Besides you think because one oga belongs to one nonsense group and happens to be in a top position, then he will favour every animal who purports to be his fellow member? He would draw jews and even others of known or unknown belonging closer if they are more useful to him for one reason or the other. Period. The lack of common sense among most Nigerians is repulsive. Work hard, use your fucking brain, scheme your way to success, pray for grace or luck or whatever. If you think attaching yourself to one stupid group would give you spring to jump into eldorado, then you are a bloody retarrrd. |
33 Yoruba likes (as of the time of this comment) on a very useless and ridiculous 'official response'. |
A freestyle cap is suddenly a talking point on social media. This generation is bleeped up. |
Most Nigerian men sabi marry nonsense. And e dey pain me if such a stupid man na up and doing G wey get small coins for pocket. Some of us can't have this problem because we learned early on how to put a woman in her place and nurture her according to our unique preferences. No room for deviation. Small indiscretions are allowed as fallible humans but nothing major because any acts of disrespect would be met with immediate, highly dreaded consequences. It is not even about violence. Beating women is a weak man's game. But real Gees know how far. As cliché as it sounds, lots of upcoming guys need to have the redpill forced into them intravenously. The older, victimised ones like the OP who are already in it can't be rescued. They are already lost. |
Melagros:Why add Odili to this list? Are you a learner in Rivers politics? |
.... The elders had pleaded with Fubara to shelve further action while the team consulted all parties involved to bring in peace.Story. Set up. Trojan Horse Alert. The old names mentioned are all on Wike's payroll and can't be trusted. SIM Card without network needs to align with Thuraya fast. Forget MTN or Airtel or Glo, not to talk of 9Mobile. All na set up. Either go satellite phone or acquire new GSM licence. My post is not for everybody. |
Not entirely correct. Taking everything into consideration, the PDP years (1999 - 2015) were relatively better than most military regimes, notably the useless Buhari 1983-1985, and the hopeless IBB regime of 1985-1993. The PDP stabilised the economy - there was relative price stability and controlled inflation. The prices of most essentials remained almost the same for the 16 years PDP was in power. There was social harmony and a sense of general stability. Of course there was corruption, but it wasn't explosive, and it wasn't sectional. Nationalistic corruption is bad enough. But nothing riles and disaffects more than one fool assembling only his ethnic group to feast on the federal resources, the bulk of which was not contributed by the parasitic ethnic group. Things deteriorated out of control with Buhari's second coming, and now this ugly toad they call BAT has destroyed the remnants of whatever hopeless situation Nigerians were managing. At this point you can then say that even the worst military regimes were far better than the shambolic APC version of 'democracy' we've suffered since 2015. At this point, all options should be on the table. Anything, and I repeat, ANYTHING is better than this BAT situation and the APC government. We need a reset and a release. |
dealslip:Don't be stupid and conjure imputations out of thin air. Where in my post did I me too military or taking charge? Bleep off and enjoy your shortlived Yoruba dance of shame. They will continue that shameful dance when the tune changes to martial music. |
Martial Music beckons. And it will be very lovely in my ears. |
At this rate all I want is to wake up one beautiful morning to the sound of well-composed Martial Music. And it must happen. |
The only surprise is that it happened sooner than expected. I mean the rift between the so-called Ikwerre Hitler and the SIM Card without network. |
Stupid of Fidelity Bank. You can't stand in the way of a moving train. |
This Jonathan's mumulity is getting on my nerves. Some of us have not recovered from how he foolishly gave up power to these marauders in 2015. Yet he is doing sme sme eye service trying to please the same people. |
tamdun:You disgusting piece of Yoruba thrash. Assuming you're right, which you're not, is Jonathan am Igbo man? If he "filled his Govt with Igbos", can he be accused of ethnocentrism, since he himself is not Igbo? If your useless Tinubu fills his government with Calabar people or Benue people, would he be accused of being tribalistic? You amala idiots are so disgusting to me these days. |
LegendHero:You can masturbate to Tinubu's picture, especially when dressed in Igbo attire. That would relieve you temporarily. You jobless Yoruba retards can only be pitied. Of course you will mention me again to spill rubbish, because it is your calling to be foolish. But I wouldn't bother to read it. Shame. |
Some of you nitwits can ask stupid questions. You should probably agitate for elections to be abolished and then we can institute an absolute monarchy. Go and crown tour Tinubu as King or Emperor of Nigeria. |
A bad tree cannot bear good fruits. |
Uninspiring, criminally tainted idiot. Always issuing stupid statements through stupid proxies. Why not come out yourself to address the Nigerians who supposedly 'elected' you? Yeye dey smell. |
Puremind1225:These provocations would get to a head soon. Then they would see where it leads. I blame the Igbo political leaders and elite. They are so self centred and slavish, hence encouraging these things. Look at the fat, good for nothing, sloppy fool called Ifeanyi Ubah for instance. |
Miracle2020:Ode. Na me wey answer you I blame. Now get lost, forever. |
Miracle2020:You're very stupid for your senseless innuendo about my age. You bloody illiterate. The president "appoints" the CJN. Really? So you don't know that the so-called "appointment" is STRICTLY based on nomination by the NJC, and the NJC's nomination is ALWAYS strictly by turn by turn seniority? Why can't the president appoint any Supreme Court Justice he likes as the CJN? Only fools who think they are 'educated' cannot read between the lines. |
If the demented rodent who posted this thinks it is a dent or a "memo" to Obidients, then it speaks volumes about the mindset of the idiots who queued behind the wasteful and immeasurably corrupt Tinubu. So somebody who was running for President of Nigeria has a reputation for frugality, miserliness and stinginess. Is that a good thing or a bad thing? Really? Does Nigeria need a spendthrift and wasteful N500m a week hotel bills lavishing idiot, or a stingy aka gum who would use our scarce resources prudently? Now we know the real enemies of Nigeria. |
It is a reflection of Nigeria itself, so there's no point blaming Nairaland per se. All of this madness started during Jonathan's administration, circa 2010-ish, and was spearheaded by Yorubas who hated the 'Ibo' Jonathan for purely tribalistic reasons. Things went downhill from there. The Igbos, like the rest of Nigeria, merely stepped up to repay in kind, especially with the Yoruba foisted disaster called Buhari, and now the disgusting bastard they call Tinubu. It will only get worse. The only solution is a clean break from the status quo. Interpret that however you want. |
Rubbish. The president doesn't 'appoint' the Chief Justice, but he controls him. The president doesn't 'appoint' the Senate President, but he controls him. All these muke muke suggestions indicate either stupidity or mischief. None of these things would ever work. We need to DISMANTLE the fucking constitution and start from the scratch. Either disintegrate the fucking country or at the very least, restructure it into a confederal/regional arrangement where the heads of each region are stronger than the so-called president. Let every region have their own INEC, their own CBN, their own police, their own EFCC, and so forth. That way, ojoro cancel. Enough of tribalistic Presidents making their ethnic group feel special. |
ILoveNG:After eight disastrous years of Buhari and over six more miserable months of your bastard Tinubu, you're still here blabbing like a disgusting fool. You Yoruba elements would get what's coming to you. |
Sick and tired of hearing one stupid Yoruba name after the other in these appointments. |
nairalanda1:Remove subsidies bla bla. But the president and his few aides can squander N500m+ on hotel bills for a meaningless voyage to America for a few days. Their motorcades can be as long as ever. No attempt to empathise with the masses by showing that even the leaders are 'suffering'. You people are not serious. The real hard choices are institutional reforms, not removal of subsidies. Brutally deal with the Labour laws and the constitution for that matter. Disband the useless public service/civil service. It is unsustainable that we have hundreds of thousands of bastards masquerading as 'federal government workers' who actually contribute nothing and add zero value. Sack these bastards, let them go and die if they want to. After all, the majority of Nigerians are self employed. Everybody enjoys subsidies, which is better than just a few unproductive fools enjoying fat benefits for doing nothing. Cut the cost of governance. Eliminate wastage. The savings would be 10 times what we spend on so-called subsidies. |
Monetize, monetize, monetize. Anything that isn't monetized, at the end of the day, is not worth it. God forbid that somebody is known by millions of people. Entertains millions of people, but doesn't have ordinary $1m in savings from his fame and talent. This is not ideal at all. When the chips are down, money is everything. If you don't have it, then the world would have the opportunity to 'catch cruise' with your predicament. In simple terms, fame without fortune is a curse. Avoid it at all cost. |
Usmanovic95:We need a benevolent dictator whose personal lifestyle and values inspire confidence among the masses, which is almost impossible to get now. Our military is completely useless now. Most generals in any reasonable post are billionaires from corruption. The mid ranks among the senior cadre are also useless and corrupt, doing unprintable things for 'good posting' and connections, so they too can be in a position to amass wealth. The decay is system wide and holistic. Nigeria is bleeped. It is not like the earlier days when some 'righteous' majors or Lt Colonels United by a common vision and common values can rally their men into action based on shared ideals. Now the only prevalent ideal is to 'share money'. That's what got a useless bastard like Tinubu there. Look at Peter Obi and ask yourself how many of his commissioners and other political appointees during his spell as governor rallied around him during his presidential campaign. They didn't because they know there would be no money to share. Unlike the idiots who Mass around Tinubu claiming to be his beneficiaries that he 'made'. I now sadly acknowledge that Nigeria's severely compromised and damaged system would never allow good men take charge. Obi isn't the 'goodest' man in Nigeria, but trust me, he is the goodest man in the entire Nigerian political class across tribal lines. And I know exactly what I am saying. But the system is damaged beyond repair; compromised beyond redemption, so people like him stand no chance. It is a miracle and a testament to what he is made of that he came this far. Look, at this rate, nothing can save us except a revolution - could be a war or whatever - that would leave sorrow, tears and blood in its wake. Nobody prays for that. But whatever country that results from that situation would be better off than this nonsense we are enduring as a country now. It would be like a phoenix rising from its ashes, refreshed. Peaceful change is impossible as it stands, so you know the only alternative to that. |
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