₦airaland Forum

Emmm, what about the Hausa/Fulani attack? When is he going to address it?

amiskurie:
Because they are not filled with hatred,they are very cohabitable people,and they followed teachings of their forefathers and holybooks that preaches to endure tons of troubles till they can no longer.






Goan die

Abiliv u dye.

Una nor get levus.
Kon unilag see baes and guys eh, u go bow.
Just kidding.
I love d jersey.

DaFlash:
*This people seems to be mastubating hard on the current yoruba-hausa ethnic tribal clash in lagos, they seem not to think of the ripple effects this small tenson will bring to all tribes in nigeria when it escalates to a full blown crisis/civil war 2.0. Talk of their sizable population in lagos and SW plus their liveliwood and investments all over nigeria but they are blinded to play tribal hate and choose the "enemy of my enemy is my friend".
*Even when the oba of lagos gave the infamous threats doing 2015 lagos elections, we saw some sizable yorubas who condermed this act they seem to forget this. Plus when soilders are killing them in east in their biafra protests we saw some sizable yorubas who condermed this act. But i have not seen not even one of them that condermed the current ethnic tenson in lagos.
*They think a nigeria civil 2.0 will be limited to one region even after they get their country, they are wrong it will be felt at all corners of the country plus even all of west africa(take sudan, iraq, syria and middle east for example).
*One thing we nigerians seem not to understand is that SW is the heart of this country and all regions of west africa if any thing happens here it will determine the outcome of what will happen else where.
*SW is like a buffer zone and balance between north and south, islam and christianity, all various tribes in the country, if it boils all other regions are gone and roasted.
THIS CURRENT ETHNIC TENSION SHOULD BE CONDERMED AND SWIFTLY STOPPED AT ALL COST BEFORE ITS TOO LATE FOR ALL.

Sharrap!!!
Instead of you to face the reality that stares you on d face, you are here stylishly pushing blames on the humble and quiet IBO man?
Which way forward, Nigeria?
Hausa dey kee ya pipu, na IBO man fault?
When our people were stup!dly campaigning for those anuofias, why didn't we think about the consequences of our folly then?
If Nigeria will burn because Igbo refuse to toe our path this time, so be it. But get this fact: IBO man is not the problem of the Yoruba.
Mtchw

Realtol:
Dindinrin, confused set of people (kanu or Kalu n co )... Part of Benin people are also descendants of Oduduwa. It was the balkanisation that split it and made those people to be on a land called Benin. If you go there, I'm sure you will hear an element of Yoruba language from their language. You guys need history book. To be half baked is trully a problem.

In as much as I am neither for nor against the self-determination or self-actualisation of the Igbo people in whichever peaceful manner they chose to do it, I have my grievance against the way and manner the Yoruba people want to distort history just to make their Oduduwa an all encompassing deity.
For the record, no part of Benin is a descendant of Oduduwa whomwas only a prince from Benin. The more you guys make this assertion, the more I am forced to believe you dont know your history.

nnachukz:
Op are you mocking some people. If not for the constitution that mandates dullardkpo to pick from each of the state, I will bet my house that all ministers must come from the north. The only thing I like from the latest appointments is that even the change chanters have turn to wailing wailers thereby increasing our wailing community. Proudly 5%.

You never can tell. Some folks recently advocated for an Interim Constitution as a replacement to the existing one so as to enable your President function optimally. So, should your constitutional provisions be pushed aside, during his ministerial appointments, dont be sad or mad.
While it last, enjoy the dividends of your APC.………
Change!!!!!!

Aminat508:
Alhamdulillahi

The same name they used to turn the poor girl to the monster-faced she now is.
SMH.

It doesn't matter what anyone thinks. GEJ remains the best President Nigeria has ever had, and so,…... He is my Hero.

funmijoyb:
He died? Oluwa mi o. Eyin olori pelebe yi o kin gboran o.

RIP

Ya fada, olori pelebe.

Let somebody closer to Buhari advice him to let GEJ be. He should be more concerned abt how to fulfill his campaign promises.

Something tells me this is an Ibo man's concept. Tell me I am wrong.

Emm, Commissioner Osibade is missing in those pictures. Was it a deliberate act, an oversight or that he was truly absent like his "Oga at the top"?

The Nigerians that voted you were expecting a Leader that will hit the ground running.
It is so unfortunate that they just realised that The WAI crooner, Brg. Tunde Idiagbon died some decades ago; and so who we have left is Mr Dongoyaro.

nwadiuko1:
Did he also drink rat poison?

Like who?

Chai!

Chai!

coolhamid:
Still to see the change APC promised ...
I hope I won't regret voting this man because he has been travelling everywhere and kinda slow in his actions ...

You mean you truly voted him?
What were you expecting, Change?
Now you realise you have just been duped.
As for me, I voted GEJ and no regret.

Trailblazer1:
The duo of SE/SS have now become the game changers.

At the right time, Nigeria will have to beg this duo to remain with them

And that is a fact!

Mrs Tinubu: Saraki, I thought you said you have embrassed CHANGE. Saraki: Yes I did. But were you expecting Total CHANGE overnight? hahaha.

donphilopus:
This man should just keep shut lest thunder fires him. He 'dashed' out the Deputy Senate Presidency slot to PDP and he's here blabbing. The respect I used to have for Saraki and Dino Melaye has just diminished. I love the way Ndume was treated. He never knew Saraki had met with PDP Senators to offer them the 'Deputy Presidential' slot. He thought he had played fast on his fellow APC Senators to emerge the Deputy to Saraki. He may have dumped Saraki by now since his 'supposed' slot was freely given to Ekwerimadu and Saraki is in for a long thing.

The PDP Senators should know that they were the greatest losers yesterday. Out of the 57 Senators that were present at the hallowed chamber of the Senate during the 'sham' Election, only 8 of them were APC Senators. If a PDP Senator had moved a motion to nominate a fellow PDP Senator (say David Mark), he would have won the contest hands down and Saraki would have felt betrayed by now (which would have gladdened my heart). Saraki betrayed their trust in him when he defected to APC, he also betrayed APC's trust when he shunned the meeting convened by the President at the ICC and went to the floor of the Senate, they (PDP) should have also betrayed him by electing a PDP man as Senate President. I would have preferred it that way. PDP goofed!

No one cares about what you think or who you have respect for. Infact, Saraki doesn't whether someone like you is "angry" with him.
The bottom line is: Sen. Saraki is the Senate President Nigeria has at the moment. So learn to get use to it.
And as for Sent. Ekweremadu, what can I say? When it comes to the "politickings" in Nigeria politics, APC is an amateur.

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Say it loud. Anywhere, anytime... GEJ is the REAL MAN!

Nigeria’s former President,
Goodluck Jonathan has been
recommended for the Nobel Peace
Prize by a public policy
organisation on African affairs, the
Africa Political & Economic
Strategic Center (AFRIPOL).

The organisation noted that the
will of Alfred Nobel, the progenitor
of Nobel Prize stated that Peace
Prize be awarded to whoever
“shall have done the most or the
best work for fraternity between
nations, for the abolition or
reduction of standing armies and
for the holding and promotion of
peace congresses”.
Accordingly the organisation held
that the ‘peaceful way President
Jonathan conceded to President-
elect Buhari deserves the attention
of Nobel Peace Prize committee.
He may have not promoted
“fraternity between nations” but
he surely promotes fraternal peace
among Nigerians by conceding
power.’
The group maintained that the
“concession speech by President
Jonathan averted bloodshed,
violence and imbroglio in the most
populous country in Africa. This
gesture by Jonathan [sic]
buttressed to the whole world that
Nigeria has joined the comity of
civilized nations. Nigeria can be
said to have shown great
leadership in Africa and made
Africans in general and Nigerians
in particular to comprehend that
transfer of power does not need to
be violent but rather peaceful as
heralded by the outgoing president
of Nigeria, Goodluck Ebele Azikiwe
Jonathan.”


www.reportsafrique.com/2015/06/nigerias-jonathan-for-nobel-peace-prize/

Nigeria’s former President,
Goodluck Jonathan has been
recommended for the Nobel Peace
Prize by a public policy
organisation on African affairs, the
Africa Political & Economic
Strategic Center (AFRIPOL).

The organisation noted that the
will of Alfred Nobel, the progenitor
of Nobel Prize stated that Peace
Prize be awarded to whoever
“shall have done the most or the
best work for fraternity between
nations, for the abolition or
reduction of standing armies and
for the holding and promotion of
peace congresses”.
Accordingly the organisation held
that the ‘peaceful way President
Jonathan conceded to President-
elect Buhari deserves the attention
of Nobel Peace Prize committee.
He may have not promoted
“fraternity between nations” but
he surely promotes fraternal peace
among Nigerians by conceding
power.’
The group maintained that the
“concession speech by President
Jonathan averted bloodshed,
violence and imbroglio in the most
populous country in Africa. This
gesture by Jonathan [sic]
buttressed to the whole world that
Nigeria has joined the comity of
civilized nations. Nigeria can be
said to have shown great
leadership in Africa and made
Africans in general and Nigerians
in particular to comprehend that
transfer of power does not need to
be violent but rather peaceful as
heralded by the outgoing president
of Nigeria, Goodluck Ebele Azikiwe
Jonathan.”


reportsafrique.com/2015/06/nigerias-jonathan-for-nobel-peace-prize/

The game is a waste of effort. I have uninstalled it immediately. thrash.

Idrismusty97:
For those who didn't read the article and just scroll down for comments, Congratulation! You saved yourself from extreme horseshit

Don't you think you and your likes are the horseshit here?
You want to hide something from a horseshit like you, put it in a writeup.
Anuofia!
As for Ado Ibrahim and his Ebira people, they are sure going to pay dearly for their sins.

Godfullsam:
You see what power failure can cause
If there is constant light, this ugly incident wouldn't have happened .
R I P Queen

Blame that on APC. Help me tell PMB to quickly make good his promise of 24hrs power supply.

midolian:
Unarguably the most celebrated man ever in Nigeria..I feel great to be among the well meaning Nigerians that voted Buhari.

Its OK. I just hope you will be able to say those same words three years from now.
#No Regret Voting GEJ.