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12submarine:And you a more complex fool for not reading the article to know that it was stated that there is a law already in place to cover the herdsmen menace anti grazing issues. Even if youare stupid, it will do you good not to publicize it. |
Y0ruba:Yes. When dealing with those clowns, I don't even act civil anymore. I found out that educating them with facts is like educating a PIG. a big waste of time. No wonder that scum Nnamdi Kanu gave them a befitting name PIGS and IDIOTS. I give them in back in their own coin, CRUDE and BRUTAL. |
Y0ruba:You see these Flat headed cannibals from the erosion ravaged mud Kingdom that consume rotten human flesh, I just wonder if they are just playing silly, trying to be funny or they're just plain stupid, envious and hateful. I realized they are all of these. If I read their nonsense and try to ignore, my conscience sometimes won't allow me not to respond to the silliness that comes out their stinky mouth. Those Osu slaves disgust me. Awon iran Clifford Orji ajeniyan. |
rawpadgin:Take a chill, this is just too brutal. lol. |
bounty007:https://www.nairaland.com/278804/anambras-igbo-language-bill You see this link above, it shows that Anambra passed similar law as far back as 2009. You Igbos set the precedence, we only copied you. |
mercyville:I have never seen a tribe so full of hatred and jealousy like those FLAT HEAD CANNIBALS. what and who the Igbos can't dominate, they hate and castigate with their stinky mouth like that of a vulture devouring rotten corpse. |
JohnXcel:I don vex jare. Can you believe that Anambra state's version of the bill had been in place since 2009, see a lot of them supporting it. Their own even include an option of fine for non compliance. ki wani problem won? https://www.nairaland.com/278804/anambras-igbo-language-bill Na the thread be this na. |
The sources are always the same, trezzyhelm, nationalhelm, FFK, a facebook user. Are they the only ones that have "infrared eyes" that see the 'ghost' Fulanis? |
Absuchat:I thought I was talking to someone sane but since I realized that you are a lunatic fellow with down syndrome, I take back my offer to accommodate you in my Goat pen. Go back to your soak away pit you sleep in. You own Lagos but always rejoice with any negative news about Lagos. Cursed fellow. |
Throwback:You see, I realized that if you ignore the stupidity of that human flesh eating clan, they will think they know how to talk very well more than every other people. Give them back the taste of their medicine "loju paali" (by the dozens) and enjoy watching them bleat like goats to be slaughtered. Savour watching them scurrying around like headless cockroaches screaming MARGINALIZATION, GENOCIDE, INTIMIDATION, DISCRIMINATION, ETHNIC CLEANSING etc etc. Awon iran were them. |
FKO81:Hey cannibal! you have been noticed. Your people who leave their place which is "heaven" loaded like cargoes in the booth of Ifesinachi buses to come to the land of "people who die of malnutrition" They must love penury and malnutrition so much to make them embark on the journey. A human flesh eating osu that sleeps inside a 2 by 2 kiosk is talking about penury. I am a landlord in this Lagos. I have a spare room in my compound where I keep my domestic animals, I can out of mercy and service to humanity spare you that room. You will only need to bring that carton that you lay on the floor of your 2 by 2. Hopeless FLAT HEAD CANNIBAL. |
Absuchat:See this cursed and wretched soul from a tribe of human flesh eating outcasts. You brought the issue of apartheid and I told you how it will play out. We will so deal with you criminal minded lots that you won't have the strength to travel back to your cursed, barren and unproductive and erosion ravaged red mud land. You hopeless lots have been our slaves, slaves to the Northerners right from the time of Nnamdi Azikiwe, slaves to Ijaws and every other minority tribes in the Niger Delta. Better people dey talk Osus too wan get idea. Anuofia. |
Absuchat:First class citizen that still sleeps inside a 2 by 2 kiosk. We are just starting o. Your punishments is well wrapped like Iya Mulika's amala. By the time we are through with you criminal minded outcasts you all would have wished you took Oba Akiolu's advice to Jump inside the lagoon earlier. Awon iran oloribu dede. |
Absuchat:Anuofia, If apartheid starts, you guys will be our slaves. It has never been known in history that your ancestors fought and won any battle, it won't start now. We don't give you "onye nzuzus" offensive names, it is just what you lots really are. |
Absuchat:The law has been passed, I dare any Osu slave to have it overturned. Even una father and grandfather that eat human beings cannot FIT. "Minority" teaching Osu Cannibals serious lessons. |
CoolextPhoenix:And also making it a compulsory GSE course in higher institution? even for non Igbos. |
AishaBuhari:We know the people that cry marginalization, those are the FLAT HEAD CANNIBALS from the barren mud region. Your Osu Governors started it. Why didn't you cry when similar laws were passed in Imo and Anambra states. Any criminal minded Osu that is sorrowful about the law can go commit suicide in multiple ways. |
ClumsyFlimsy:What "rubbish" did you just post here? Why don't you go lobby the government of both Anambra and Imo state to reverse similar laws they passed? Which Niger delta money built Lagos? is it different from the Niger Delta money that built Imo, Anambra, Eboyin, Enugu and Abia states? Don't those states collect "Niger Delta" money too? Does Lagos state collect more than it's own share of the allocation due it? Have this at the v back of your ignorant mind that Lagos state contributes far more than the allocation it receives monthly. The law stays, if you are pained, go to court. |
Even before reading, I know it will be trezzyhelm. If it isn't that dodgy blog, it will be another funny helmz website or "from a facebook user" These comedians don't know that their farce is now lame and tired. |
lafuria1:Just as that junkie FFK shared a picture of that little boy whose eyes were taken out by a ritualist some years and tagged same as herdsmen took out the eyes of a little boy. Come see bashing na. He had to block out some people sef. These purported issues usually emanate from "a facebook user" or some dodgy blog or website trezzyhems etc. The narrative always ends with "Get your PVC" vote out PMB, send PMB back to Daura etc. They don't realize that all these are getting stale. |
ycat:True, very true. |
ycat:This herdsmen stories is something I can't get my head around. I can't say for certain that some herdsmen haven't attacked some people but when it was reported that some Fulani villages were burnt and many of them killed and their livestock stolen, these same people driving these negative narratives were here gloating, blabbing and happy, many saying that the fulanis should be wiped out, till now the killers haven't been found nor the victims receive any justice. Where then is the moral decency for them to cry blue murder if their own sense of justice is warped and selective. The problem isn't the president supporting one group against another because PMB can never do that. The problem is the failure of security agencies to ensure the security of lives and properties. I say this because the President did not even visit the Fulani victims killed in Benue, Taraba and Nasarawa states and all over Northern states in cases that dates back in time. I have had experiences with herdsmen on my small island that I stay. Even though I have incured some damages buy the actions of their cattle, it wasn't intentional. These guys are peaceful and easy going. We the islanders haven't rustled their cattle before, and they haven't shown any Violent tendencies ever. I have a little garden in my compound where my family planted pawpaw, moringa, scent leaves, plantain, shoko leaves water leaf etc etc. Whenever they pass my compound, they guide their cattle from trespassing into our garden. Sometimes I peep through the window of my parlour without been seen and without them knowing if anybody is at home as my compound is always very quiet. The only issues I have is with my damaged plumbing Pipes which their cattle accidentally damage. I saw one one afternoon after his cattle kicked one of my pipes burst, he apologized profusely and offered to repair it, I had to tell him to forget it as he was genuinely remorseful and it was not an intended action. Not all of them are even fulani, some are from Kwara and they speak Yoruba better than some villagers sef. If you are friends with them, they give you free fresh milk without collecting a kobo from you. I do engage alot if them in friendly conversations. Where these "killer" herdsmen emanate from is what I don't understand. I just know that whatever evil narratives they are trying to drive, will fail. |
ycat:This herdsmen stories is something I can't get my head around. I can't say for certain that some herdsmen haven't attacked some people but when it was reported that some Fulani villages were burnt and many of them killed and their livestock stolen, these same people driving these negative narratives were here gloating, blabbing and happy, many saying that the fulanis should be wiped out, till now the killers haven't been found nor the victims receive any justice. Where then is the moral decency for them to cry blue murder if their own sense of justice is warped and selective. The problem isn't the president supporting one group against another because PMB can never do that. The problem is the failure of security agencies to ensure the security of lives and properties. I say this because the President did not even visit the Fulani victims killed in Benue, Taraba and Nasarawa states and all over Northern states in cases that dates back in time. I have had experiences with herdsmen on my small island that I stay. Even though I have incured some damages buy the actions of their cattle, it wasn't intentional. These guys are peaceful and easy going. We the islanders haven't rustled their cattle before, and they haven't shown any Violent tendencies ever. I have a little garden in my compound where my family planted pawpaw, moringa, scent leaves, plantain, shoko leaves water leaf etc etc. Whenever they pass my compound, they guide their cattle from trespassing into our garden. Sometimes I peep through the window of my parlour without been seen and without them knowing if anybody is at home as my compound is always very quiet. The only issues I have is with my damaged plumbing Pipes which their cattle accidentally damage. I saw one one afternoon after his cattle kicked one of my pipes burst, he apologized profusely and offered to repair it, I had to tell him to forget it as he was genuinely remorseful and it was not an intended action. Not all of them are even fulani, some are from Kwara and they speak Yoruba better than some villagers sef. If you are friends with them, they give you free fresh milk without collecting a kobo from you. I do engage alot if them in friendly conversations. Where these "killer" herdsmen emanate from is what I don't understand. |
ycat:I don't even read these herdsmen stories again. There are more lies than real events now. Some weeks back, FFK shared pictures of that little boy whose eyes were removed by ritualists some years back in the North and termed it herdsmen removes little boy's eyes. He was called out by by online commenters till he had to take down the pictures and block some people for their comments. Yesterday's was the picture of a burnt pregnant "corpse" he displayed. No accompanying stories to prove that the corpse was murdered by herdsmen or even murdered at all. These days, no mentions of cows grazing, no record of conflict whatever, just random pictures that could be anything and could be got from anywhere then the selling catch phrase "herdsmen". |
spookydee:Glo can give someone very funny testimonies. |
Naijaphobia:In Nigeria, reality is stranger than fiction. |
imam07:Glo matter strange pass Benin witch own. |
obaataaokpaewu:Shebi that one good na. In my own case, there will be network on the floor of my bedroom but not on my bed. If I really want to browse, I will move to my parlour on top of my 3 seater couch, that's where I will get good network reception. I will still subscribe to glo sha not withstanding. I just don't trust those Indian Airtel people. 4Gb is normal 800mb. |
happney65:You dey craze. It is your father that is a zombie. Before Your god GEJ left office, we bought fuel for 700 naira per liter. Billions were owed as subsidy payments to marketers. There was no diesel, kerosene and petrol. Banks were closing at 1pm, 24hrs radio stations were shutting down before midnight. churches halved their service durations. Telecommunications companies like MTN, AIRTEL, GLO et al were sending us text messages to bear with them for disruptions in service as there isn't enough diesel to power their masts and cell stations. PMB cleared these debts and restored normalcy in a few weeks of assumption of power. All these we remembered vividly like it is yesterday. But in your bid to lick the shit off the butt of your failed god GEJ chose to ignore or 'mis present' the truth. It will just be better for you to stick to issues you are conversant with. Abunu. |
Notmyproblem:Venezuelans too have families abroad that remit foreign currency back home. We have always have inflow of funds from the diaspora before the fall in the price if crude oil, why didn't the diaspora inflow prevent the recession in the first place. I just wonder why you people rejoice over bad news in the country. If is bad news, it the government's fault. If there is good news, other factors are responsible. |
GuyfawkesAB:This would have been Nigeria's situation if we had allowed "stealing is not corruption" to continue. We were on a dire straits times. Prudent management of very limited resources, plugging corruption loopholes and diversification efforts made us avert this crisis. |
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