₦airaland Forum

AmalaAtiEwedu:
God1000 na igede imbec!le from Obi local government, abeg bear with am

I see where he gets that mindset.

Nice initiative and something we should appreciate.

God1000:
We all know that Kamala Harris will beat Donald trump, except his delusional fans in Nigeria

This election is a fight for good over evil, knowledge over ignorance, and light over darkness

Election is never about good over evil or light over darkness, shows how cIueIess u are, a typical Obident way.

bixton:
A police officer hospitalized due to shock in the accident he caused while driving a government vehicle?
I wonder what kind of shock it would be called by the doctor and written on his file?

The news we read didn't say he caused the accident or have another means to confirm to us that he caused it?

Kingpele:
Lawless police..speeding with government car..a law officer is overspeeding maybe high on drugs...this is Nigeria 🇳🇬 where both law makers, judiciary and law enforcement authorities are lawless

U have proof that the police was over speeding and not the bike man?
The sh!.t many of u have in ur skuIIs as bràiñ is a plague on our motherland.

LZAA:
Another Apcheat minion🥱

If common sense comes across to u like a political look, then ur life my friend is really pàthètic.
What was their weight before going to jail and what's their weight now, u have proof that the jailers or govt refused to feed them or it's because u don't like the govt that u are saying all these?

lexy2014:
we are saying the same thing. where did PPRO Adejobi generate his comment from that the kids "acted a script"?

was it from the headless mob?

like I said earlier, if you truly believe in proof, you should lead by example by answering my questions so you can provide proof of your claims and statements made in the post below.


does the responsibility of police as federal agents include detaining and starving children for 3months?

how is the detaining and starving these kids for 3months not a demonstration of bad governance?

how does whether the guy's "preferred candidate" won or not justify the detaining and starving of these kids for 3months?

is nigeria not experiencing bad governance under tinubu?

Best to dodge a question, I haven't made a claim yet, u are the one making claim that police was starving them, bring ur proof not ur headless mob gimmicks.

WizardOfNG:
I have not seen it. You have any link to it?

Check his Facebook or Twitter page, it's there.

iwaeda:
Show where it is in our law.

I expect u to show it since u say it doesn't work.

lexy2014:
maybe you should lead by example by answering my questions so you can provide proof of your claims and statements made in the post below.


does the responsibility of police as federal agents include detaining and starving children for 3months?

how is the detaining and starving these kids for 3months not a demonstration of bad governance?

how does whether the guy's "preferred candidate" won or not justify the detaining and starving of these kids for 3months?

is nigeria not experiencing bad governance under tinubu?

I ask u again, is the police starving the children for 3 months?
Bring proof that they were starving for 3 months and I will answer you, u don't generate questions brought about by a headIess m0b.

Even lawyers are politically minded, Bello mismanaged funds from Kogi, Kogi govt is quiet about it but a lawyer wants Tinubu to prosecute Yahaya Bello.
A society with this kind of lawyers never grow.
U don't need to think too much to know why Nigeria is not growing, just turn on your data, enter the Nigerian media space and reasons abound.

Racoon:
Law of selective retributive justice. This is the gross injustice that has been a plaguing Nigeria

So it is the duty of Tinubu to prosecute Yahaya Bello?
So what is Kogi state gov and HOA doing?

Typicool8:
Nigeria is fvcked up

It is Tinubu's job to arrest Yahaya Bello?
LOL.
This is exactly why Nigeria is fvcked up, Nigerians don't think.

odejimioflagos:
Reno is a man of principle. He will speak on it when he is ready.

Spoke on it since yesterday but as usual, Obidents is a headIess mob, they are move in any direction without th!nking like they are doing on this page now.

Bobloco:
Reno Omokri will never issue his useless nuggets on this. If he ever does, he must find a way to link it to Peter Obi and the Igbo people

The statement and talks he posted about those kids yesterday, u didn't see it or it's ur usual headIess mob conclusions of talking about what u have never seen or heard like u know it all?

tiwasiaife:
I have been waiting to hear Reno Omokri speak towards the underage kids from the North, who were incarcerated for months in Abuja and the granting them 10m naira bail conditions

Sending this message at 7am today when Reno Omokri already gave his take on the incident, Obidents!!!

Solababa91:
The prosecuting counsel mentioned that the defense counsel do not know or have never seen the accused, so how did the small children get the script? And you believed NPF's story?

U don't believe the NPF's story but u believe the defense counsel?
I have not told u that they were acting a script, that was the word of the police, now if some powers that be want them to act a script, do they need the defense counsel to do that?
Do u have any evidence to back ur claim that those kids were being starved in Court?

lexy2014:
does the responsibility of police as federal agents include detaining and starving children for 3months?

how is the detaining and starving these kids for 3months not a demonstration of bad governance?

how does whether the guy's "preferred candidate" won or not justify the detaining and starving of these kids for 3months?

is nigeria not experiencing bad governance under tinubu?

One of the key basics of claims and statements is that u should have proof to back ur claim, so tell me Mr compassionate, u have proof that the police was starving those children?

pacesetting:
This one is still talking about candidate and election. Face the topic: The police said the kids are acting a script. Are their skinny looking bodies also acting a script?

If you respond without answering this question, thunder go fire you this morning.

Show the picture of all those children before going to jaiI so that we can ascertain that they were not skinny before going jail, I'm waiting for u.
The probIem with u lots is that u are being spinned on a political wheel and u think u are smart, LOL.
Politicians have been playing u since the creation of Nigeria and they will keep doing it because u Iots are never more intelligent than ur emotions.

I'm waiting for u to show me photos of those kids before they went to jail to prove that they were not skinny before going to jail and also provide evidence that they were not fed in jail.

fabianiyobosa:
You are very delusional to think your contribution as well as that of your "preferred candidate" as growth. You and your preferred candidate has plunged this nation below the lowest of lows.

The hopeless mentality of "it is now my turn". Like a child laying claim to something they believe is their right when it is obviously not.

In a saner clime, your preferred candidate will not smell the corridor of authority or power, but with clowns like you and other just like you, they will sure get a chance because you are too retarded to smell the coffee around you and make a discerning judgement.

You are officially ignored.

In a saner clime, ur candidate should be behind bars, but u can continue to çry, I have seen several kids like u çryîñg before.

tommy589:
“Since 1914 the British Government has been trying to make Nigeria into one country, but the Nigerian people themselves are historically different in their backgrounds, in their religious beliefs and customs and do not show themselves any signs of willingness to unite … Nigerian unity is only a British invention” – Alhaji Sir Abubakar Tafawa Balewa, 1948.

“Nigeria is not a nation. It is a mere geographical expression. There are no ‘Nigerians’ in the same sense as there are ‘English,’ ‘Welsh,’ or ‘French,’ The word ‘Nigeria’ is a mere distinctive appellation to distinguish those who live within the boundaries of Nigeria and those who do not” - Chief Obafemi Awolowo, 1947.



“It is better for us and many admirers abroad that we should disintegrate in peace and not in pieces. Should the politicians fail to heed the warning, then I will venture the prediction that the experience of the Democratic Republic of Congo will be a child’s play if it ever comes to our turn to play such a tragic role” - Dr Nnamdi Azikiwe, 1964

U are quoting same Nnamdi Azikiwe that made disintegration an act of treason?
This is why u foIks are never serious about anything in this country.

malali:
This recent tendency to vilify the North of Nigeria under the guise of addressing extremism and radicalism is not only misguided but dangerously reductive. It’s an insult to the diverse realities of the region, its people, and the complex issues they face. To paint the entire North with a broad brush of lawlessness and violence while turning a blind eye to the very real grievances that fuel protests is not only irresponsible but also intellectually lazy.

Yes, the North has its challenges, but so do the South and every other part of this great nation. Let’s not pretend that we are all on the same page when it comes to the myriad issues that plague Nigeria. Our problems may manifest differently, but the underlying frustrations—economic hardship, inflation, and poor governance—are common threads that bind us. If the protests in the North have been loud, they echo the cries for justice and equity that resonate in every corner of the country.

Your narrative suggests that northern voices are not to be taken seriously, yet here we are, facing a staggering 39% inflation in less than a year, with petrol prices skyrocketing by 500%. To label those protesting this dire situation as “rascals” is not only disrespectful but also trivializes the urgency of their grievances. It’s easy to dismiss the cries for help when one is seated comfortably in a privileged position, detached from the realities that many Nigerians face daily.

Let’s talk about the #EndSARS protests, which were not isolated to one region.They swept across the nation, igniting passions and highlighting a collective demand for accountability and reform. The toll gate that was burnt, an act of desperation and anger, was not solely a northern affair. It was a reflection of nationwide discontent with the system that has failed to protect the very people it purports to serve. You cannot pick and choose which protests deserve recognition while labeling others as mere acts of chaos.

The insinuation that northern politicians are solely to blame for the plight of northern youths is a cheap shot. It deflects responsibility away from the systemic issues that have plagued Nigeria for decades. We cannot continue to allow politicians—of any region—to destroy the future of our youths while they stash away their ill-gotten gains abroad. If we are to grow as a nation, we need to hold all our leaders accountable, irrespective of their geographical affiliations.

To suggest that any criticism or expression of dissatisfaction in the North is inherently extremist is not only ignorant but also deeply harmful. It perpetuates a false narrative that undermines the legitimate concerns of millions of Nigerians. We are not asking for sympathy; we are demanding respect and acknowledgment of our rights as citizens of this great country. Our votes matter, and so do our protests. If you can rally support during an election, you should be willing to listen to the voices of those who feel abandoned by the system.

We all share the same destiny. A prosperous South cannot thrive on the back of a neglected North. If the North remains in a deplorable state, it will drag the entire nation down. The progress recorded in any region of Nigeria will be inherently linked to the stability and growth of every other region.

So let’s put an end to this narrative of vilification. If you want to engage in a meaningful discourse about Nigeria’s future, do so with an understanding of the complexities that define our diverse nation. Instead of hiding behind tired stereotypes, let’s tackle the real issues that face us all. The North deserves better than to be a scapegoat for the failings of our leaders and our society.

If you think you can keep spewing your uninformed rhetoric without consequences, think again. We will not be silenced, and we will not be dismissed. The North will rise, not in defiance but in solidarity with all of Nigeria, demanding a better future for everyone.

You wrote all these epistles and u consciously ignored the fact that the protest went out of hand in the north, didn't you?
Were u in the north during this protest?
Have any idea how dangerous the protest within rights as u are trying to paint it went?
People's businesses were Iooted, were those people part of the govt?
Courts were ransacked, wigs taken to the streets by these so called minor, public infrastructures built by state govts were destroyed, I guess all these are protests within their rights.
We live in a lawIess land, not because politicians can't enforce law and order, a politicians enforcing law and order will face tr!baI war, rel!gious war and all these wars are fueIed by the poIiticaI class who wants to be in power.
It does not matter who u are, once u go outside ur rights of protests, u should be severIy deaIth with, we have lived our Iives seeing how "peaceful protests" have turned to full scale destruction and kiIIings in same north.

lonelygem:
Probably the new inspector General of police is yet to get proper interpretation of Nigerian constitutions and child's right act. It is an international law, not only for Nigerian children.

How can a sane man spit this kind of gilbrish. No court of competent jurisdiction have the power to trial a minor. Not even the Federal high Court.

We had this discussion with legal luminaries and there is no way around it.

Contact Amnesty international or UNICEF and bring them in since u know so much, don't u think so?

iwaeda:
This Adejobi needs psychiatric evaluation. How can 7 years be charged for treason. Reason you see our prison filled with people who had no business. The rot in police is beyond redeeming.

Is there a section of that law that says 7 years old can't be charged with "treason"?

The average Nigerian never gives attention to logic, it's all about if his/her preferred candidate is the one in govt or not.
Share the story as it pleases ur sentiments not reality.

fabianiyobosa:
Preferred? Are we still down with this BS? You sound retarded.

These are the type of people we share this country with. These senseless people.

I am more valuable to this country than u, I'm 100% sure of that, I have contributed in various facets to the growth of this country and the people in it than u have ever done, I'm more of this country than u because I live for my country, I spend for my country, can u say the same about yourself?
We all know the answer, u are part of the category of people who believes in "japa", I'm 100% for staying in and building my country and yes, Nigerians react to govt if their preferred candidate won or not.
That's just how most of u are.

MadPolitician:
Were you the one that measured their sizes before putting them away?? You are so sure they were all dying of hunger and that was why you took them to your dungeon to be fed?
Agent of the devil

Agent of light, did u measure them before they went to jaiI or u were in jaiI with them to know they were not fed?
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Using the Nigerian masses is very easy for politicians and I like poIiticians who use people who cañ't think, people who cañ't think can NEVER build a prosperous society.

Lienus already built Anambra to the standard of Dubai, stop spreading fàkè news.

This was exactly how Lienus Obi started and today, he's a proclaimed messiah whereas we all know he was a pandemic of a Ieader.

MadPolitician:
And their skinny body and bones were part of the police devilish script?

U know their size before they went to jaiI or u were in jail with them?

drtwist:
Former NDDC chairman Pondei fainted while being interrogated, no police comment .
Dino Melaye fainted his own . No police comment.
Olisa Metuh fainted in court . No police comment.
Cecilia Ibru fainted in court. No police comment.
Minors facing trial and manhandling from the police fainted. Now it's fake.
One thing is certain even the police that are protecting bad governance aren't free from the suffering

Police is performing their duties as federal agents not "protecting bàd governance" like u are claiming, I'm sure if it was ur preferred candidate that won, u won't tag the police with this tag and u won't accept that ur candidate is leading bad governance.

anonimi:
Why are you labouring in vain to shift the goal post

U are running from the question now?