₦airaland Forum

Kukutente23:
You their supporters are about the most confused set of people I know on the face of the earth
Tomorrow you'll start whining about state police, how each state should become economically vibrant, how each state should be responsible for security yet you're applauding the fiat given to the President to have more power at the centre. Do you guys seriously think a more powerful centre is progressive politics as you like to label the shenanigans you're practicing?
Time will tell

Are you okay at all is not a question to ask you. Should the courts change the laws and constitution because your favourite is not in power? What laws and constitution are we operating?

cr7lomo:
We are no longer practicing democracy...the president senators and supreme Court judges should all be arrested for treason against our constitution

What is democracy? Being at loggerheads?

When e reach your turn, no hide from failure. Allow failures to find you and surround you.

You need the Supreme Court to tell you this? Do you think the President is your course rep or class captain?

But all the ruse is unfounded

The state is not opposed to the growth of other ports but is concerned about the risk of sudden cargo diversion without parallel investment in nationwide logistics infrastructure.

Lagos hosts the densest cluster of manufacturers, importers, exporters, and service providers in West Africa; a significant rerouting of cargo could disrupt production cycles, alter supply chains, and even destabilise revenue streams on which the state depends.

What did you say about Tinubu for over a decade agent sir?

About $100,000 shoes?

Wailers, where are you? Baby cryyyyyy. ChatGPT says hi.

Crying has several well-documented psychological, physiological, and social benefits. Presented clearly, these include:

1. Emotional Regulation

Crying helps release intense emotions such as sadness, frustration, grief, or even relief. This emotional discharge can reduce internal pressure and prevent emotional overload.

2. Stress Reduction

Emotional tears are associated with a decrease in stress hormones (such as cortisol). Many people report feeling calmer and more balanced after crying.

3. Mood Improvement

Crying can activate the parasympathetic nervous system, which helps the body relax after emotional arousal. This is why people often feel lighter or more settled afterward.

4. Physical Relief

Tears can help relieve physical symptoms linked to emotional stress, such as chest tightness, headaches, or a lump-in-the-throat sensation.

5. Self-Awareness and Processing

Crying can signal that something important needs attention. It often helps individuals recognize, process, and reflect on their emotions more clearly.

6. Social Bonding and Support

Crying can communicate vulnerability and need, prompting empathy, comfort, and support from others. This can strengthen relationships and trust.

7. Validation of Human Experience

Allowing oneself to cry reinforces that emotions are normal and acceptable. This can reduce shame around emotional expression and promote emotional health.

Important Note

Crying is healthy and normal. However, if someone feels the urge to cry constantly or feels overwhelmed most of the time, it may be helpful to talk to a trusted adult, teacher, counselor, or healthcare professional.

Wailers can go ahead to cryyyyyyyyyy. It's therapeutic.

We've got striking lecturers, labour, bandits and known gunmen instead. SIGH.

Brendaniel:
You are still validating that statement...

Good. Case closed, you have nothing to say.

You'll still write this news in hausa on Frontpage o, mod.

Brendaniel:
Why do some of you like validating the statement below?

Lolz, you ran from north to igbo and now to yoruba. You need spiritual help.
Again, back to the matter you tried diverting. There are people from the different religions on the two sides of the divide. The US has not come to respond to anyone asking for help, stop lying.

If you do the crime, do the time please. Dem say VIP lodge dey for our prison dem. Just a couple of nights in a motel/hotel for Chris. If he has good lawyers, our laws are not very strong. He can walk out like he won an election.

[quote author=Brendaniel post=137761683][/quote]This your red herring fallacy and attempted attack on my person is weak na. When you saw that your hasty generalizations failed, then you resorted to changing goal posts and distractions about ipob. i never generalized or blamed all igbos for a crime of few. Do you even accept they are crime or wrong?
1. No serious person from the South East truly wants to be cut off from Nigeria. This is not a generalization of all igbos. For example, that convicted terrorist is unserious and igbo.
2. Obi's misguided intention and interest is not a generalization. i clearly mentioned a name.
3. Not sure of the context of the 3rd screenshot but i clearly mentioned the elites and elders, not all igbos. Except you assume all igbos are elders and elite.

Again, back to the matter you tried diverting. There are people from the different religions on the two sides of the divide. The US has not come to respond to anyone asking for help, stop lying.

i just said this in another thread. We're not serious.

Thank God he's not muslim or opposition, or is he?
Who wants a working country when their preferred candidate is out and hopeless about the national cake sharing?
If they pick APC, they'll say it's show, if they pick non-APC, they'll say it's persecution by Tinubu, if they pick muslim, they'll say it's systemic fight against islam and the north, if they pick professing christian, they'll say it's islamisation and muslim muslim ticket. Oh, i forgot, some sorry people can say it's unjust fight against igbos. SMH

Thank God he's not muslim or opposition, or is he?
Who wants a working country when their preferred candidate is out and hopeless about the national cake sharing?
If they pick APC, they'll say it's show, if they pick non-APC, they'll say it's persecution by Tinubu, if they pick muslim, they'll say it's systemic fight against islam and the north, if they pick professing christian, they'll say it's islamisation and muslim muslim ticket. Oh, i forgot, some sorry people can say it's unjust fight against igbos. SMH

The Jagaban, keep giving them back to back.

Brendaniel:
So why do people like you blame Igbos and generalize it for the crime of a few Igbos?

Kindly give one instance or apologize.

Like that will change your sorry loss.

Brendaniel:
Then why are the same Muslims in the north being killed protesting against the U.S coming to help them?

The Christians in the north are doing otherwise and asking for help from U.S , the U.S came and responded to those asking for their help...

This again is a fallacy of hasty generalization. You can't use the action of one person or a group to categorize everyone. There are millions of people in Northern Nigeria. Some small group protest something is not the same as all. BTW, i don't think they protested help but invasion. i noticed you are bent on misunderstanding the point.
Bishop Kukah is a northern Christian and he's against invasion, Daniel Bwala is a northern Christian and is against invasion. Again, there are people from the different religions on the two sides of the divide. It's unreasonable to keep insisting that a few of them is all of them.
The US has not come to respond to anyone asking for help, stop lying.

Brendaniel:
So you just basically said the people who are being killed most(Muslims in the north) don't need help since they are the same people coming out to protest against U.S coming to help them?


So why are you then angry that the U.S focused only on Christians in the north who have said the U.S should come and help them?

Don't you see something is wrong with both you and the Muslims in the north?

i didn't say that the people being killed the most don't need help. You can highlight or bold where i said this, or stop lying and deliberately misunderstanding. There's no monopoly to this, remember. i said that there are more muslims speaking and reacting to their region being turned to Syria or Sudan.
The congressman said there's a Christian genocide. He was told that it's a national insecurity issue and many people are affected regardless of religion. He traveled over 12 hours most likely on tax payers money to do fact finding. But ended up not finding any fact about what was explained. It's clear there's something wrong with you and those like you who find it hard to think.

ExudeLoveToAll:
U ain't making any sense

That's the plan, misunderstanding has no monopoly.

Brendaniel:
You are mentioning politicians and popular figures, the people who protested in the north were Muslims.... Show me Christians who came out to protest

You've basically cemented my point about them being Nigerians. Did muslims in the South East or South West or South South protest? No, not in the sense that you mentioned. Because it's not a thing to do with religion but location. There are more muslims in the North. There are more muslims killed, kidnapped and affected by insecurity in the north. Consequently, there'll be more muslims speaking and reacting to their region being turned to Syria or Sudan. It's commonsense. Like i showed and proved, Nigerians from the different tribes, regions and faith are on the two sides. Amplifying it as a religious thing is consistently missing the point.

Brendaniel:
Then why did the same Muslims do protest against U.S coming to clear out the same terrorists killing them?

What sort of illogic is this? Can't you see beyond a religious prism? There are Nigerians on both sides of the divide. It's not only muslims that don't agree to an invasion. For example, the Senate president is not a muslim, Reno Omokri, Fani Kayode, Wole Soyinka are not muslim. There was a pastor or more that spoke against invasion.

You'll be addressed the way you dress na.

Brendaniel:
The question you should be asking is why are the Muslims not crying out for help like the Christians ?

And why are they rejecting help from Christians?

Which Islamic nation has ever spoken like the U.S is speaking for Christians about genocide against Muslims?

Why is the Sultan not speaking out?

Why is MURIC not speaking out?

Don't you see something is wrong?

The same Muslims are the ones doing protest that the U.S should not come and help them..

Is there something Muslims are not telling us?

What do you mean by crying out? Nigerians are speaking against insecurity. They don't need to speak out under or as any religion. If i show you tweets, webpages and links of known muslim speaking out, what would happen? You'd ignore or change goalpost.
Here is sultan speaking last year.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Yy2Hc8eCL8

Coincidentally, there was still a meeting on insecurity TODAY, and the Sultan was there.
https://www.vanguardngr.com/2025/12/insecurity-were-not-honest-with-nigerians-sultan-slams-faith-leaders/

You can keep hearing what you want to hear. There's no monopoly to misunderstanding.

What is nitda's website or webpage to start with?

i keep saying that we don't really want change in Nigeria.

Jagaban for second term. All the other contestants are unserious.

Brendaniel:
You can keep deceiving yourself if you want...

Who is deceiving who? How many Christians IDP do we have in the South East?
The so called fact finding delegation avoided every major Muslim institution, including the Nigerian Supreme Council for Islamic Affairs (NSCIA), the recognized umbrella body of the nation’s Muslim population. They avoided Muslim communities ravaged by violence, including leaders of such communities, and also avoided Muslim victims of violence - men, women, and children whose stories form a crucial part of Nigeria’s security and humanitarian reality. How does any delegation claiming neutrality step into a multi-faith nation and intentionally cut off communication with one of its largest faith communities? He counted 600k Christians, right?

The Jagaban. Our police corrupt fantastically, they'll thoroughly resist moving away from VVIPs to Sambissa.