₦airaland Forum

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How you dey?[/color]

nihilistjnr:
The story of Nigeria as a Narco-style show on Netflix go bad gaan.

When they show how some these cartel niggas dey tag themselves in and out of Abuja like WWE Summerslam, the show is going to the top of the charts for a year straight.

BlueRayDick:
And Atiku Bagudu the bag man is now our minister for Budget and economic planning.

[color=royalblue]Rest, in Jesus name [/color]

[color=royalblue]Someone who championed tribalism here during the election is now talking about Toxicity?

The Toxicity here is much, and you are still following the thread?

Abi Toxicity dey turn you on?

Mtcheeeeew [/color]

Amigoss:
This kwankwanso dey overate him self sha,who does he think he is....

[color=royalblue]People wey rake 6 million votes never ask for ticket

Na person wey get 1 million and only one state dey misbehave[/color]

OasisX:


.....dem don use concrete swear for Umahi. LOL!

[color=royalblue]Na Abidjan we dey go now?


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PDPGuy:
Completely agree! In fact, I’m predicting that, in 8-10 years time, big mechanized farmers would be the new tech/oil and gas big boys in terms of wealth

[color=royalblue]I think Agric in Nigeria has a lot of hurdles that we don't know yet.

Everybody knows farming is gold, but how come very few are interested in it?

Someone is willing to spend 1 billion naira in building 4 petrol stations, but cannot channel half of that into Agriculture?

Even the Access bank CEO no see agric as something viable sef.

I think there's some hurdle that Nigerian Agric space has[/color]

[color=royalblue]cc: GloriousGbola[/color]

[color=royalblue]On this day, i forgive Yakubu Aiyegbeni for what he did in 2010.

I have forgiven you, Yakubu.

I now surrender myself to spiritual healing. [/color]

Ellexy:
This guy's just one disingenuous nigga... Instead of him to be holding the Tinubu he supported accountable na Peter e wan dey hold accountable. Must be ment.

[color=royalblue]In all honesty, what sort or form of accountability do you expect from Tinubu?

The man came in and ran the most expensive cost of governance we have had since 1999, but Nigeria is broke

Subsidy was draining our resources, but we have borrowed $1.2 billion in less than 6 months to share as palliatives..and budgeted 1.5 billion naira for his Wife's office

I do not blame him for waiting for Obi to talk...What exactly do you want to hear again from Tinubu?[/color]

Segedinho:
Throw back Wednesday

iamoyindamola:
Yeah good watch
I was forced to ask nihilistjnr if they speak much yoruba in UK as they do in movies
It's as if every household have yoruba origin

[color=royalblue]Even in Nigeria, they make that much effort to converse with it anywhere

I won't be surprised its the same over there[/color]

Ellexy:
Proof ogami?

[color=royalblue]Google November 1 NLC strike in Imo State[/color]

[color=royalblue]You don't know me is fcking good.

Just 4 episodes, sadly

I love the Yoruba added to it too.[/color]

iamoyindamola:
Because he's there for personal interest

[color=royalblue]When he supported Obi, was it for National interest?
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iamoyindamola:
We have been suffering since January did ajaero protest?
Since emilokan entered the suffering have been pro max did ajaero protest?
Ordinary beating the werey they flex muscle
I still stand by it I support and enjoy the beating sha
Btw the mumu strike no even affect me or hold water

[color=royalblue]From May 29, NLC have gone on 2 strike actions concerning Nigerians

If i dig up your posts during that time, would you be man enough to accept it as contradictory to the bolded?[/color]

BlueRayDick:
Okay .

When u tire urself with rhetorical questions , u can help ellexxy answer the questions in my post .

[color=royalblue]As usual...[/color]

BlueRayDick:
Carry ur phone and Google what prompted the NLC strike in Imo on November 1st .

Ajaero suddenly woke up and decided it was time to fight for workers who have not been paid for almost 2 years . It was time to fight that fight 10 days to an election .

I've never said it's justified he was beaten . What I said was that he knew the game he was playing . His only mistake was miscalculating and misjudging the price Uzodinma was willing to pay both legally and illegally to return as governor .

[color=royalblue]So, this is exactly how he intended to use his official position to determine the next governor?

No link of him telling workers to vote LP
No link denying that they were not owed for 2 years

Just because he started a strike on November 1, he was political.

So now that elections are over, will it be political to call for a strike for Imo state workers being owed for 2 years?[/color]

raumdeuter:
The German police were given space to do their work and apprehend the culprits, FG didnt say all Nigerians in Germany should stop work and report home because Ekweremadu was beaten

Ajaero should approach police and let them fish out those who beat him

[color=royalblue]Okay, he has heard you.

But he is on strike now. This will give the police morr time to fish them out.[/color]

raumdeuter:
Nobody should be assaulted for their political choices, Nobody should use their official capacity for their personal gains as well

The right thing to do will be to resign as NLC chairman and face politics full time

[color=royalblue]It is the bolded that is related to our discussion.
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Itsrm:
What I think is that, the election gave Ajaero and NLC an opportunity to force Uzodinma into meeting their demands. They thought Uzodinma who had an election to win will be forced to yield to them.


Unknown to them, uzodinma already perfected his rigging plans with INEC. Even if everyone in Imo had dropped dead the night before, he still would have won.

Ajaero was not necessarily playing politics in the real sense of it. He wanted to take advantage of an opportunity.

There's no justification whatsoever for him to have been beaten that way. My only problem with him is that the we the masses have been suffering since BAT made the infamous subsidy is gone statement and he has never been able to muster courage to go on strike. If he had gone on strike then, BAT would have reversed his decision and we can all rally behind him now.

The government cannot be beating the citizens with hardship and you're crying they beat you in Owerri.

[color=royalblue]I agree with you.

They have not lived up to par.

My only reason to join this argument was how it became very okay to see an NLC Chairman beaten for not breaking the law.

We can be angry because he is selfish...That one is okay[/color]

GloriousGbola:
https://www.nairaland.com/7911680/ribadu-labour-please-call-off

those who beat up ajaero have also reportedly been arrested

[color=royalblue]Good.

This is what the government should have done.

How can someone fvk with a Labour president, and everybody think it is okay?

Not like i support any nonsense NLC has been on lately[/color]

BlueRayDick:
Go and read my reply to Ellexy .

Ajaero simply went on a frolic in Ino state simply because he wants to use his official position as NLC president to determine who would eventually win Imo state elections .

If Ajaero had done the same during the presidential I would definitely have called him out .

[color=royalblue]How exactly did he want to use his official position to determine the next governor of Imo state?

Help me with links on how he was trying to do this[/color]

GloriousGbola:
What action should the fg have taken when ekermadu was beaten up in Germany?

[color=royalblue]The people who beat up Ekweremadu were apprehended.

Or didn't that happen?[/color]

[color=royalblue]A lady's head was bursted because she went to vote in Lagos, and we all condemned it

Ajaero was given the Tekken treatment in Imo, and we wan justify am.

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raumdeuter:
If he can identify the thugs and point them to police will be a good start
He needs to report the beating to police, give identity or what he remembers from the incident
Let the police do their work and hand justice to the culprit

But no he wants to strike

So if Saudi thugs beat Tinubu while on Hajj, next thing will be for Tinubu to call all Nigerians in Saudi to resign their jobs and return home?

[color=royalblue]The FG can suspend bilateral relations with Saudi. They would use what their powers can achieve to get a result.

Ajaero just used his.

And nobody should be physically assaulted for their political choices. There should be no justification for that.[/color]

BlueRayDick:
False equivalence everywhere .


Did Ajaero declare nationwide protest after adopting Peter Obi as his preferred candidate ?

At least prior to the presidential election APC government was yet to pay some lecturers outstanding salary as per the No work nonpay policy of Buhari following the fallout of the last ASUU strike ?

[color=royalblue]I have not defended Ajaero for not striking when it was important.

I am simply surprised that you are throwing stones at him for being political, when he was also doing the same for the Obi you supported.

I can't remember you calling him out then[/color]

raumdeuter:
He is acting in personal capacity. No one justifies him being beaten but you cannot ground a country because you got beaten in his personal life

Let me ask you the same thing you asked without putting the APC coloration

So if Ajaero was walking on the road, and street thugs beat him up, would this be enough reason to call a strike?

[color=royalblue]Yes. Absolutely yes.

As long as the perpetrators are not dealt with, he should take action

If Tinubu goes for Hajj and Saudi thugs beat him up, the FG shouldn't take action because Tinubu wasn't on an official assignment?

That guy is the leader of 60 million workers.

If Imo state and the FG want to hide the thugs, he should take action, and that is what he did.[/color]

raumdeuter:
This is Ajaero campaigning for Labor Party, Any guess on what he is doing at the podium of a political party campaign ground?

When Oshiomole wan join politics he left NLC position, Make Ajaero sef do the same you cant be pretending to be NLC chairman while pushing a political candidate

[color=royalblue]Well, i have no issues with him on any podium. Na BlueRayDick and iamoyindamola you suppose mention. They would be shocked to see the same selfish Ajaero supporting their own candidate.

My own question is why should anyone justify beating him because of that?[/color]

raumdeuter:
Ajaero has never hidden that he is a member of Labor Party which is different from his role as NLC chairman

https://dailypost.ng/2023/10/04/why-we-formed-labour-party-joe-ajaero/

He is the one who wants to mix the good and bad of his 2 roles. He should separate them

[color=royalblue]So, you even have no proof that Ajaero asked anybody to vote for anybody.

I'm surprised. [/color]

raumdeuter:
Ajaero was acting in personal interest and got beaten in the protest.
Did Uzodimma tell you he owns those thugs? You are the ne making assumptions here
Ajaero was on a personal mission and got involved in fight with some thugs
So why should your personal mission affect everyone

[color=royalblue]You have not said anything, bro.

I have asked you a question. Na simple answer you suppose give me.[/color]

raumdeuter:
In an official capacity where he is specially protected he is expected to be neutral politically
In his personal capacity where he enjoys no special protection He is free to support anyone

If you chop breakfast from your personal life and want to use your official life to get even is not right

Same way if he played naijabet in his private life and wins 1bllion he wont transfer to official account

[color=royalblue]So where did he become bias?

Can you show me where Ajaero asked Imo Workers to vote for a particular candidate?[/color]