₦airaland Forum

Benue people, get up and fight for your right.

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We warned you before election in 2015, but you all claimed Bubu is now a changed man.
We warned you of their Islamic agenda they want to force down your throat, but some of you shouted us down saying Bubu will be the the best thing to happen to Nigeria.

Middlebelters had another opportunity to support Nnamdi Kanu so as to negotiate their own freedom or at least a fair country where we all could proudly call our own, but they threw it to the swines yet again. Even our brothers in the west and east didn't help the matter with the stupidity in the name of feud they foolishly dispay everyday online.

Now the die is cast ! They are out for you, your lands and every means of your livelihood. How do you stop them ? Don't forget they are the heads all security agency in the country.

We are all clamouring for cattle ranches in order to bring about lasting peace and harmony, but they are bent on having your farmlands for their dubious cattle colonies.

The option now is to take up arms and be prepared to die while defending yourselves

Or you embrace the hard way, the only way:
À call for breakup.

Any of the options is as suicidal.

BTW, where is that boy, oladeebo or what is he called ; that kept on opening thread after thread concerning IPOB ?

Suddenly, he is no more. SMH

Link to the video :

https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=1391856654269485&id=100003354918239

The sentence is faulty.
It should either be:
À Mother beat up her daughter because her daughter was drunk

Or:

A mother beat up her daughter because she (mother) was drunk.

English Teachers the house, over to you.

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Jesusloveyou:
That was how ineffectual buffoon later appoint him to be his spokesman.

Hey boy, your moniker is 100% opposite what your fruits portray. The name, Jesus is as far from you as light is to darkness. Thank God there are better Christians whose light continue to shine and the darkness of social media anonymity has not been able to comprehend it.
Sincerely, you need Jesus genuinely.

That said,

FFK was only human. He made amend just before the elections but unfortunately, the likes of you guys that are now quoting him failed to heed his warnings.

Today, this is where we find ourselves. - we now have a president of the living and the dead.

Shior.

onlyme07:
You're judgemental and tribalistic

He just said the obvious truth.

However, I do not feel for him.
Where did he get the fuel he used for the foolish and unproductive gallivant? His life is not worth more than other Nigerian youths who were sleeping in the filling stations due to his father's action or inaction.

No one cares. Nigerians are now well informed.
Bubu is a dullard.

They are just human, like those that were slaughtered by the Fulani herdsmen in Kaduna.
If nobody cared about those ones, why will I bother myself about these ones?

What goes around comes around. The route might just be different.

HungerBAD:
By Editorial Board

That, as Mrs. Aisha Buhari noted, “there are a lot of constructions going on in this [State House Clinic] but there” is no single syringe there’ is indeed a metaphor for the Nigerian condition. Indeed, those who should know have reportedly complained on the social media of the non-availability of even analgesic drugs in the clinic. And this is the tragic story of a country that suffers from prolonged leadership failure, from a combination of elite rapacity and unenlightened self-interest, and of a people nonplussed by the mental and behavioral illogicality of persons in authority.

Like every person who is ‘good in reasoning’, Mrs. Buhari cannot but wonder by what stretch of imagination the medical facility reserved for the president, his family, staff and appropriately entitled persons would be in lack of the most basic items to treat the most ordinary of ailments. As commonsense–defying as it is hard to fathom, the lack of syringe and a functional X-ray machine in this clinic is at many levels of meaning a symptom of the Nigerian condition.

The condition of Nigeria is characterized by misplaced priorities, such as to expend the scarce funds available to a hospital on buildings without drugs and equipment to treat the sick. Nigeria’s condition is characterized by an overarching attitude of ‘me-only, the rest be damned’ such that the most important item on any agenda is that which yields immediate and maximum gratification to the person. It is also characteristic of the Nigerian condition that, in the words of Jalal Arabi, permanent secretary in the State House, ‘the [State House clinic] is the only health center in Abuja where patients (who by the way, can comfortably afford to) are not required to pay any dime before consultation’.


Nigeria’s condition is characterized by abject want amidst plenty, such as, on the one hand, importation of – and occasional shortage – of petroleum products in a country that exports crude oil in millions of barrels a day, and on the other hand, importation of toothpick, matches, and basic food items despite the availability of nearly a million square kilometers of land to grow what it needs. Nigeria’s condition is characterized by a terrible lack of a sense of shame by the leadership and the elite class, as well as docility of the followership. This explains why the leaders would not think it an aberration to seek direction from foreign lands on how to run their country, or seek medical treatment abroad, educate their children in strange lands and cultures, and advertise such in the media. Yet, they would do nothing to improve the medical and educational facilities put in their charge. It is also characteristic of the Nigerian condition that written promises, such as a party manifesto, are made to the electorate at campaign time only for the political leadership to manufacture excuses for reneging.

In truth, the condition of Nigeria is the self-inflicted tragedy of a nation not prepared to engage in hard thinking, to introspect dispassionately and speak hard truths to itself, to muster courage to re-direct itself and do, brutally, what it’s got to do for development and progress.

It had to take a person of Aisha’s stature, as the wife of the president, to speak up on the embarrassing condition of the State House Medical Centre (SHMC). But the point must be made that, she is not the first wife of a head of state to reside in Aso Rock; it is an indication of the quality of her person to inquire at all into the matter, or to publicly comment on and demand a change of ways. This is leadership with the courage and a sense of responsibility to do the right things and do things right.


Presidency officials have sought to justify the disgraceful condition of the SHMC. Jalal Arabi said that N1.195 billion or only 32.97 per cent of the sum appropriated for the clinic was given to it in 2015-2017. President’s spokesperson, Garba Shehu offered that the clinic ‘looks after government officials and many more others who are not’. Arabi reportedly said that, indeed, the center provides free medical services to political appointees, the military, paramilitary, other security agencies, members of the National Assembly, and the general public. He concluded that ‘considering the unrestricted patronage base, and [the] free services…, coupled with the funding hiccups and periodic receipts, it may not be farfetched to notice gaps between demand and supply of medical equipment and consumables at certain stages of the budget cycle’. ‘Funding hiccups’ is said to have been reported in writing at different times to President Buhari and other presidency officials by the director of the centre Hussain Munir. Obviously with little success. Arabi has more or less threatened to commercialize the clinic. If that is rationally defensible let it be so. It a shame on the leader of a nation though that he cannot receive excellent treatment just as well as the average citizen in the local hospital.

Before permanent secretary Arabi carries out his plan, however, he and Munir need to answer three questions. Why would a medical facility located in the security – sensitive State House be open to just about every one able to find his or her way there? Why would a centre patronized by top and well remunerated public officials, their relations, and hangers-on ‘offer free services [and] nobody pays a kobo for hospital card, consultation, and prescription…’? Why would the erection of buildings take precedence over the more immediately useful supply of drugs, syringes, X-ray machines? And, with the ‘little’ funds released to run the SHMC, how judiciously has it been applied to enable the clinic discharge its specific function of treating patients?

Mrs. Buhari demanded that regardless of the amount received to run the clinic, ‘we need to know how it is spent’ In a Buhari-led government that promised change to accountability, it bears repeating: the wife of the president must not speak in vain.

http://guardian.ng/opinion/state-house-clinic-as-metaphor-for-nigerias-condition/

Bubu is a hypocrite and a terrorist

godox2:
Is that all?

My dear, that is more than enough to grind the economy of this country to a standstill

godox2:
For what?
Ask Kanu.

Kanu doesn't own oyel.

Let Bubu AKA Jibril from Sudan try it with a mouthed core Niger Deltan. Then it would be dawn on him that our economy doesn't depend on monies from the sales of cows

OZAOEKPE:
Zero oyel production

And you will see the parasitic terrorists come begging.

Nigeria has really gone to terrorists

brightec:
As the Nigeria Army kick starts its "Operation Crocodile smile" in the South-South, the 6th Port Harcourt division arrived IGBO ETCHE community in Etche Local Government Area of Rivers.

They the community school, (Community Secondary School Igbo Etche) and distributed some academic materials to the students. In addition, the 6th division is currently on a medical outreach in the school of which an aged woman regain her sight.

The soldiers went ahead for community service by removing the refuse site located and the entrance of the community.

This helped to calm the fear in the community as residents were in chaos last Tuesday when the soldiers arrived, people were running to withdraw their children from school

It still doesn't change the fact that they're now Northern Nigerian Army and hence, have lost their respect.

I do not like them.

What a shame of a country

Tell the Northern Nigerian Army, that's where they are needed. Not the peaceful South

givbitcoin:
The day you southern infidels stop deceiving yourselves will be your threshold of wisdom. Who is the true host here? Did you come to this world with any land? If you read the history of man you will understand that being allowed yo occupy a place does not make you the owner of the land.

O Northern Barbarians, is it now you realize that no one came to this world with any land?

How much neanderthal and uncultivated could you be when you asked the Igbos to leave your cursed land?

I spit on you terrorists.

Sad

SalamRushdie:
This OP should be banned permanently from Nairaland because she keeps using this medium to spread material and moral propaganda for 3rd most deadly terrorist group in the world..

This Nafeesat is a terrorist.

She is planted here on NL to help cover up their atrocities through these her malicious reports.

She must be banned indefinitely.

Can any good thing come out of the North?

enemyofprogress:
Mtcheeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeew

Na bad belle go kee you

Baawaa:
CORRUPTION bind them together

Go and die

maclatunji:
Falsehood.

Does it make sense to be playing victim on something that never happened?

If you insist it happened, please provide pictures or video with date time and place.

If you don’t understand it let me give you a simple example: you are an alien from Mars pretending to be human.

I just made an accusation against you, is it factual?

Would it make any sense for me to now play victim over such a spurious allegation?

You want pictures and videos of the NA actually vaccinating the children? You want people to go near them for video coverage at the detriment of their lives, and same you will be quick to come on board to defend the NA?

You should know better. Nigerian Army is not as civilized as what you have in Europe and America. For instance, The NA finds pleasure in killing civilians just to flex muscle, whereas those in the civilized climes see it as a fundamental duty to protect their countries and citizens, (not bloody civilians) at the risk of their own lives.

If you are waiting for pictures and videos before you make a decision, then I'm afraid you may have to wait for ions.

BTW, what happened to those pictures of NA medical teams in Abia and Eboyi States that were displayed on nairaland some days ago? are they lies too?

Truth be told, Buhari's administration has stupidly destroyed what is left in Nigeria's unity, love and respect.

maclatunji:
So, it is now the military caused unnecessary panic, not that they are forcefully vaccinating children.

Please don't let your children go to school O and you too don't go to work. Keep chasing shadows.

They were accused of forcefully administering medication on children. Isn't that unprofessional of them?

What right do they have to vaccinate those kids without seeking the consent of their parents?

The truth be said: PMB's administration has successfully rubbished what is left in the reverence and respect Nigerians used to have for the NA.

I would expect you to begin to proffer advice on how the should go about damage control.

maclatunji:
Well, you have admitted to being illiterate. Apparently, there should be action to remove the platforms that give illiterates a platform to perpetuate their ignorance.

I expected you to comprehend who an illiterate is. And if you truly do, it should be obvious to you that the person you quoted doesn't fall into that category.

That said, I was also expecting you to scold the Nigerian Army for causing unnecessary panic in the country though their unprofessional attitudes.

But then, who am I to correct you?

zionmade1:
Last time i checked edo was south west extension. So let them have a good romance with their Change

Sai APC
Sai Buhari
Buhari till 2055


Ndi ala

Yes Edo was part of SW, so also was Delta. But that's not to say every Edolite supports APC and whatever it stands for.

In fact, you will recall that APC lost Edo State during the past presidential election. That goes to show that Bubu was not their choice.

Personally I never liked Buhari and all he represents.
His actions towards the people of SE and by extension, the Southern Nigeria has made dislike him the more.
I never hid my support for the SE when Bubu unleashed the Northern Terrorist Army on them. So it will unfair for anyone to lump us with those that foolishly voted in this anarchy we are all faced with.

Reporting from Owena-Ondo, Ondo State.

I came here for a business as usual. Only to see school children on the run.

Trust Nigerian Army at your own peril.


I never liked them. But with their recent onslaught against unarmed civilians in Abia state, I even hate them the more.

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