₦airaland Forum

Goodvibes007:
Extremely tribalist and conservative but they would always try to gaslight you as we saw in the last election.

Exactly.

jogojogo:
I am a yiruba and I wear my isiagu even here in Yankee. We don't have complex issue.
I wear niger delta attire sometime, I have my jalabia and also my core native attire
The igbos created more problem for themselves by assuming they are hated for being Igbo. Nobody give a Bleep. Check your attitude please

They prefer singing "they hàté us".
I met an lgb0 man who was biIIing for a contract in one of the federal schools in Nigerîà, he got the contract, the school is in the north, first thing he told me was "it's a good thing I got the contract, despite the fact that I'm lgb0 and in this country, once u are an lgb0, hàtè follows you" this is a statement made by a 56 year old man, what is he teaching his children if not that mindset.

ValarDoharis:
We know our enemies even in their pretense. Yaradua and GEJ operated a free market economy and ran inclusive govts. thats what we need.Have a good day

Then u cañ't bIame others for their errors.

It's natural for someone to vote a candidate and speak out against same candidate.
That was how Trump Iost his reelection.
But according to the mób who are always bIabbing about holding their fràud accountable no one can complain about the government they voted for, they are called mób for a reason.
It's natural for people to tell someone I supported u because I wanted you to do this or that but not with the mób but same mób will want àbûsè people who voted for Buhari twice.

ValarDoharis:
The rest of Nigeria is united in the call for holding Kanu continuously but ok with Igboho being released and ok with herdsmen and bokoharam being forgiven as repentant.

The SE was abandoned by Fg but only recently created the SE development commission to coreect the wrong.

Any act of blasphemy against Islam in any part of the world, reprisals in the North target Igbos

Most pretentious demolitions target Igbo properties.

There is gangup to ensure an Igbo man is not president but the monumental failures of others is now presenting Igbos as viable options

You just typed unfounded claims because the average northerner is not bothered about Kanu or lgboho.
Same as southerners, keep or release him, they don't care same as Igboho, tye reality is that most of Nigeria is wondering why he's in detention in the first place, another Iie to fueI ur lgb0 propaganda.
SE was abandoned by presidents like Yar'adua and GEJ, GEJ is from SS yet he abandoned it, guess what?
Same SE hails Yar'adua and GEJ as the best presidents ever.
Same Buhari and Tinubu that SE keeps abûsiñg are the ones giving SE uplift, u see now why ur story that SE is negIected is faIIacy?

ReIigious crîsès in the north targets people of other reIigion, does crîsès in Plateau target lgb0s?
Does crîsès in Kaduna target lgb0s?
How does what happens in the north unites the whole of Nigerîà against lgb0s?
An IsIamic affair in the north unites Nigerîà against lgb0s?
This is too shaIIow, look for something that has more substance.

The demolitions in Anambra is done to target lgb0s too?

With the insuIts u foIks rain on others, anyone who aIigns with u to make u president is a f00I.
The Yorubàs who went out of their way to support Obi, did u guys spare them from the àbûsè u have been raining on Yorubàs since Obi Ióst?
I guess u know the answer.

surgical:
you guys always think the problem is the masses, how dumb can that be,when in actual fact the problem is usually with the leaders, now its about curses now,not about buy nija grow nija again ,from one form of propaganda to another,your president is a failure, tell him to have more empathy ,he is ruling humabeings not machine or robot, people have feelings

Buy naija is still on at full force, u can cry about that, you are free.
The probIem is always the leaders because the leaders in 1970 are still the leaders of today right?
The masses of 20 years ago are leaders of today in various sector, how are they performing, those of u in the masses complaining are complaining because u don't have opportunities yet, if we fix u in an office today, u will be worse than ur predecessor.

mightyhazel:
More than 3 paragraphs of beating about the bush..

Let me tell you why Igbos and other tribes freely wear other people's attires without thinking nothing about it. These are the real free spirited Nigerians. The real practitioners of one naijeriya. You can't tell me u don't see Igbos wearing caftans and long hausa caps,nor Igbos wearing agbada with bent yorobba caps. I see it all the time. But I never for once seen any hausa or yorobba person wearing Igbo attires nor delta attires.. Except when it's time for empty campaign promises..The presumed one naijerianists o. Lies and deceptions

We see Hausas and Yorubas wearing Isiagu, I didn't know that your target was Yoruba, I thought u were talking about Nigeria in general, I understand now that ur target is Yoruba.
I have seen Yorubas wearing Isiagu same as Hausas, so u are not the only ones doing it.
Other tribes do, I am not an lgb0 yet I have Isiagu, I actually bought it when I was attending my friend's wedding in Abia.

aswani:
You know then too well. Before Presidential Tribunal cort proceedings started, they were jumping upandan that Peter Obi has never lost in court and that President Tinubu was a goner.

As soon as Peter Obi lost, they suddenly lost all hope in the Judiciary and called them corrupt.

Same with BBC, a report suggested there were electoral malpractices in Rivers state, Obidients hailed BBC as the best thing in the world. Fast forward a few months and BBC published an article that they couldn't use to pepper APC, Obidients started abusing and insulting BBC.

Obidients need their brain checking.

We know them, they all hide behind they want Nigeria to work.

DatNiggaDaz:
But you can make laws to force people to speak yoruba in schools in a cosmopolitan public schools

Our Niger Delta people support Air peace 100& to wear Isiagu running a private Business & not a public Establishment.

Leave hatred & jealousy towards our brothers the Igbos alone to succeed in life

Why do you like to shift the goal post

Hatred & jealousy is bad

First and foremost, I'm not a Yoruba, there are millions of Yorubas who supported the Isiagu.
When it comes to tribaIism, lgb0s are very very tribaIist compared to Yorubàs, we are all in this country and we see things everyday.

If the ranking said the opposite, u will call it a lie, but now the ranking is great abi?
LOL.
Póór or good governance in Nigeria is way beyond FG, it goes down to State Government and Local governments.
And most importantly, those rankings follows what people say not reality on ground because if it's reality on ground, Ghana shouldn't have B, most of the countries on top Nigerîà are poorIy governed by their citizens dón't rain cûrsès on their country like Nigeriàñs does.

successmatters:
Organized region

And they have roadside vulcanizers?
And u will see a roundabout become a refuse dump?
U will people hauling trucks in search of water?

SpatialKing:
Stop lying please
Which tribe in Nigeria owns the Kaftan?
Kaftan is an Hausa/Fulanis attire, yet the super Eagles wore it to AFCON... Nobody complained

Your hatred for Igbos makes you feel Kaftan is more a Nigerian attire for all Nigerians than the Ise Agu..

You believe Igbo attire or traditional symbols shouldn't be used to rep anything Nigerian...

Hypocrite

Below is the picture in frame 1 of what super Eagles wore to Abidjan, if u see a Nigerian wearing that today, can you confidently tell us his tribe?
Can you confidently say he's Hausa?
When u see someone dressed like in frame two, u can confidently say he's Hausa, same as frame three, you know he's Fulani.
Same as frame four, you know he's a Yoruba.
Can u confidently see someone with a style of dress in frame one and tell his tribe?
Clearly shows it's not an Hausa attire but rather, a general attire for West Africans in general, any Nigerian using traditional wear has that style of clothing.
Kaftan is not a Nigerian word, the ottomans used it.
It is used in Asia today and several places, it's not a Nigerian word before u even localize it to Hausa.

ValarDoharis:
Go and read Chinua Achebe's book...there was a country! Igbo hate unites Nigeria

Chinua Achebe is probabIy fiIIed with sentiments like the àvèragè lgb0.
Can u give us 5 comprehensive examples of how "lgb0 hàtè unites Nigerîà"?

mightyhazel:
other tribes like Igbos wear Yoruba and hausa attires freely..even with pride,but u hardly see hausa yorobba wear anything Igbo attire..


Well unless they want to wave brooms at southeast stadiums during campaigns


Can u tell why

There are attires that are clearly northern attires, something like turban and the rest, lgb0s dón't freely wear them.
There are attires that are clearly Yorubas, lgb0s don't freely wear them, something like that particular Yoruba cap, I don't know what is called.
Same way also lgb0 attires like the Isiagu, u don't expect others to wear them.
The attires u lgb0s call Hausa or Yoruba attires that u wear are attires that other tribes in Nigerîà wear freely too, from SS to NC, those attires are worn by anyone who fancy African wears, from agbada to normal caftans.
How many lgb0s wear caftans that way longer than their knee almost touching their ankle like Hausas do?
Most people wearing traditional wears don't do that because it is more of Hausa dressing, Isiagu is an lgb0 dress, u don't expect people to wear because u are clearly telling people that u are lgb0, same way it is with that Yoruba cap and that oversized cloth, same way it is with northern turban and the likes.
What other tribes and u lgb0s wear may have their origin in Yoruba or Hausa but there are clothes that somewhere wears and you clearly know that they are Yoruba, that's how Isiagu is to lgb0s.
It's simple to understand.

ValarDoharis:
You can deny reality all you want

The only reality is u lgb0s clutching at every straw to fuel your "thèy hàtè us" complex, you can't actually negate anything I said so the only words you can find is to deny reaIity, I don't dèñy reality, reality is what I'm bringing to you now.

SpatialKing:
Super Eagles wore a Yoruba/Hausa attire to AFCON nobody complained
They even wore Yoruba outfit when they returned

the attire worn by Super Eagles are not Yoruba or Hausa attires, every Nigerian who uses native clothings uses such styles including lgb0s, the hundreds of tribes on Nigeria uses that style of clothing, it is u lgb0s that are making it an Hausa or Yoruba attire now even as at that people made posts and comments about Super Eagles clothes, everybody igñored because the comments were not "against" lgb0s.
Today, u all magnify comments because it helps ur they hàté us complex.

Didijiji:
enough of the conversations Olodo

You admitting to ur Iie now?
I was actually ignoring ur stûpîd Iife for weeks so u kept giving me mentions, ur fada is an oIodo that explains why u are an oIodo.

ValarDoharis:
The hatred towards Igbos is just sad. You cannot be in the same country and hate some people and expect overall progress

The hàtrèd from who exactly?
Why are u lgb0s have such a large number of emotional babies?
The people from all works of life in Nigeria supporting the Isiagu hàtè you too?
The millions who don't care about the dress but rather that a Nigerian airline is flying London now hàtè you too?
This is exactly how u all made one man's comment about how SE is not prótèsting into a national talk for days unending and extra polated to the whole of Nigeria is talking about lgb0s not prótèsting.
The millions who support u are not important now abi?
The few thousands are the ones u choose to talk about because it fuels ur "they hate us" complex, u folks really needs to grow up.
No matter how old an lgb0 is, u see emotions overwhelm him in small talks that should be ignored

Some people aired their views about Isiagu, just some few thousands (that is if they are up to that number), millions showed support and millions didn't care, the ones lgb0s preferred to talk about are the few thousands who didn't like it.
If Air Peace was owned by Hausa or Fulani and they wore their cultural attire, millions of lgb0s will make negative comments and the Hausas and Fulanis won't bother.
Same will happen of it is Yorubàs, but the moment it become lgb0, for days unending now, every lgb0 person is posting on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, news outlets, Nairaland and everywhere about how Nigerîà is not happy about their Isiagu, some people are not happy about it which is normal with life, millions of us are indifferent to it, millions support the dress, but the few thousands are the ones lgb0s prefer feasting on because it helps their "they hàtè us" complex.

Racoon:
Not in Nigeria where same young people will be use tribal ethno-religio-regional supremacist bigotry to support a corrupt drug man and certificate forger instead of advocating for a pragdim change in the polity

Obi is not a paradigm shift, he is an opportunist who saw the yearning for change and tried to steaI it, if u don't know what a paradigm shift is, then you should learn.

Didijiji:
Circle of fools and deceivers you mean



Which lie did i tell? So the owner of this thread lied too?

dumb ass supporter

U wóñ't match that circle even in ur next life.
U told a fat lie few weeks ago how Abuja don't have light for 4 days, u created a thread which I asked u to name the places and you couldn't name any, just like this thread, most of u complaining are the ones living in villages and suburbs and come on the internet to say there's no light in Abuja, say there's no light in ur area, there's light in Abuja.

Sunnyconvo:
Hi,

Thanks for your reply. I will address some points you raised below.

As for my Albert Einstein analogy with fear of the cane, I was simply making the point that it is not fear that drives someone to work devotedly on something.

There are many issues with beating a child I.e corporal punishment that have been proven by several studies. I can describe them here but I do not feel the need to, you can easily search and find this yourself. However, if you cannot find them yourself, you can ask me and I will link them here.

Also, I agree that great accomplishments do not typically happen in the levels where corporal punishment is practiced i.e up to Secondary School. However, it should be obvious that how someone is treated at a young age can have significant effects on how they will perform later in life. Corporal punishment can have very negative effects to the individual even still later in life whether the person is aware of it or not.

Another point you mentioned is that many Nigerian schools have computers for practical use. My question to you is do *most* Nigerian schools have updated computers for practical use? Do they allow the students to practice with it in his free time? You support your point by saying that whatever is used to cause transformation in the world today is not learnt in the classroom. Your point to me is like saying that because they don’t teach one new innovations in engineering in the classroom, that the algebra and various things one learns in the classroom is not useful for these innovations to come about. That is not true.

Now on your claims about the usefulness of children having computers to practice, specifically. Having computers available at schools for children to practice, provides them with the opportunity to build a strong foundation in digital literacy and the use of the computer in general which can in turn spark great interest and passion for computers in a child that will of course influence the child’s later activities. There are also many computer softwares that children can practice with which provide the opportunity to not only nurture critical thinking but nurture it using applications that are currently used professionally in real life. Imagine the head start this child would hav by the time he enters University. There is so much benefit. I can give real life examples of this that I have noticed with students from other countries but I don’t think it’s necessary.

Lastly you said millions of Nigeria can afford the cost to migration but they choose to stay because Nigeria is their preference. First I will point out that I said means is preventing “most” Nigerians and Nigeria is a country of over 200 million people. So while there might be millions of Nigerians that choose to stay in Nigeria, there are millions that have relocated from Nigeria and many millions that would do the same if they really had the means…

Also let me point out that, someone being rich in Nigeria does not mean they can afford to live an equivalent level of lifestyle in the US or UK, or that they can even afford to live there at all for an extended period of time. The cost of living is significantly higher and getting a good paying job there as a foreigner from a country where the degrees are not really recognized is also very very difficult even if the person has superb positive experience in their own country. So unless the person has some very good plans to live there, they would be surprised to find they do not actually have the means to do so.

There are of course Nigerians who choose to stay in Nigeria. I’m not doubting that. I know of some that went to U.S for University and even earned a living there then moved back to Nigeria later. However, it is not to broaden their horizons or for the sake of exploring the world that made them move out of Nigeria in the first place…

In my opinion, most Nigerians if they really had the means would indeed relocate, even if temporary, for school, for work etc because they would simply have better opportunities for doing so.

When you are trying to analyze a problem, analyze that problem with points that when addressed, most of the problems will be solved, your points even when addressed doesn't solve most of the problems that's the message I'm passing to you, a proper research and critical thinking will go a long way.
Irrespective of the fact that I'm not in support of teachers caning students and my reason is because it stresses the teacher, there is a sharp difference in behavior of a student who experienced caning and the one who didn't, the one who experienced learnt that there are consequences to actions that he takes and the one who didn't is highly unaware of consequences, this doesn't hold in all cases but that's a general over view, you can handpick students from the two classes and see the difference.
In a nutshell, caning is not what is wrong with the system so it should be a side point not a main point.

I don't have the statistics to prove or disapprove that "most Nigerian schools" has computers or not, but that's not the argument, you made your presentation like you won't find a school in the whole of Nigeria that uses computers for practicals, that's what I'm against.
Whatever you will learn for transformation in the real world is never learnt in a computer class, engineering is a different field on it's so that analogy does not hold. Students in Nigeria in many many many many schools use computers for lessons hands on, some schools have computer lab, I am sure of that because I have seen several schools with properly functioning computer labs.
Another thing you should understand is that u don't just walk up into a computer lab in primary and secondary schools simply because you are free, computer classes are moderated, even in universities, I will use Russia as an example here, in the university, you don't just wake up, pick ur protective gadgets and walk into the lab because u have free time, you have to meet with the instructor in charge of that rig and explain what you want to do in the lab to him, he will ask you series of questions and if u don't answer them satisfactorily u won't be allowed to operate in the lab.
In Nigeria here, students don't even follow lab instructions, ordinary "put on a lab coat" if teachers and instructors don't employ corporal and hard punishments, students down to the university level can't adhere to such simple instructions, those of u complaining about corporal punishments, are you in tune with the society at all?
Do u interact with students and schools at various levels or u just watch the west and start critîcizing?
There are over 200m Nigerians in Nigeria, you can't find 1/4 of that number of Nigerians outside Nigeria.
In the 200m, over 120m can afford migration yet they decide to live in Nigeria, only few of my family members did migrate, some to UK, some to US some to Canada, if the rest of us wants to migrate, we will do so but we all prefer living here, even the ones born in the UK spend more time in Nigeria than the UK, there millions of Nigerians who went out to school and the moment they finish they rush back home, the ratio of Nigerians that are hungry for migration to those who are not is less that 1:4, that is to say, out of 200m Nigerians, not even 50m are hungry for migration so ur analyses of "most" is wrong.

Didijiji:
This guy u be mumu ooo



Didnt you see it there? No light in Abuja ooooo... Na me write am?

Go and teII ur fada he's a f00I.
In real life u won't stand close to my circle.
You told a lie few weeks back, own up to it.

The big probIem with Nigerià is making analyses with points that are pointless.
Was Albert Einstein a kid when he made those discoveries, were discoveries made by kids, 16 year olds are in various universities, are they using cane on them?
The cane analysis is pointIess when talking about educational system.
Another pointless point is making analysis with someone doing theory of computer and others doing practicals, there are tons of schools in Nigeria using computers for practicals and whatever you need to cause transformation in the world today is not learnt in the classroom, another pointless point.
Another pointless point is saying it's lack of means keeping Nigerians in Nigeria, millions of Nigerians can afford migration cost yet they are here in Nigeria because there's no place like home, that's another pointless point, you folks should visit Quora and learn how to communicate with substantial point, you are trying to convey an important message that's delivered with so many pointless points and u ended up passing no message or rather misleading people who are alien to Nigeria with this analyses, the only thing you got spot on here is the health sector, educationaI system is not right but ur analysis about it are totally off point because those things u mentioned are not actually what is wrong with the system.

Kposhherd:
you guys don't know j

U probably don't know anything

Didijiji:
jagabanb

Come and see my hand writing

Your theory always comes without proof, keep mentioning me up and down in ur profound f00Iishñess, I have a house in Abuja, I live in Abuja.
My family is in Abuja.
U told a fat lie that Abuja didn't have light for 4 days which I countered you with full evidence over how many weeks ago, u told a Iie, own up to ur lie and stop mentioning months later.
Don't be a f00I.

MaziX:
wetin this one dey talk? Are u OK? Paying workers now is an achievement lmao

If can't read, then I can't help you, comprehension classes are meant for teenagers, maybe you are a teenager who is still in comprehension class.

ValarDoharis:
Even with massive rigging, Obi got 6million plus votes, Atiku got 6million plus votes while Tinubu that has probably 20 governors in APC,
hundreds of senators and representatives including presidency and INEC could only garner 8million plus.

Its the four people tweeting in a room that gingered the 6million plus!

Things have changed, the new generation live and work on the internet, no wonder IREV was shutdown when the saw Obi winning

LOL.
They saw Obi winning on IREV or where?
Obi Iost woefuIIy and wiII Iose over and over again.
You can console yourself.

jogojogo:
Very irresponsible party
Can't even own up to their mess
The fact that someone from outside the party can put them in disarray shows they are bunch of jokers.....na that kind party be hope of the common party
Very weak and irresponsible Party

Exactly, someone from outside(according to the mób) can easily turn them upside and they think they have a vision.

ValarDoharis:
In how many comments? You lack comprehension?

It's a good thing that u all think screaming at the top of your voice on social media will determine election results, it hasn't and it won't.