₦airaland Forum

StBlack1:
It is of no doubt that the Oba of Lagos has voiced his preference for a man of his choice in Ambode. Though it may be too pushy on the part of the Oba to threaten hostilities against those who are ready to go against his wishes and interest, the salient question here that needs to be addressed borders on what possible disastrous consequences may also ensue when non-natives of a land decide not only to step upon the authority of a king in his land, but also intentionally step on his respect by calling a king insulting names that even a native of his land dares not utter in his absence.

If we recall at the last elections in Lagos where non-natives won 3 seats to represent the state at the federal level, it is worthy of note that allowing such to occur goes to show the level of tolerance exhibited by the Yorubas towards their hosts. In as much as it is important to play the tribal card in a country like Nigeria, it is also important to play the unity card which will complement the values of ethnics across the country for a successful system of governance. But it is a pity that the SouthWest PDP is a group that is hell bent on submerging the political and cultural values of the Yorubas, whose actions in recent times consistently shows a covert scheme to usurp Yoruba interests both at state and federal levels, and in achieving this, the PDP has been using the major immigrants into Yorubaland, the Igbos, to move closer to their goals.

A flashback to history has shown over time that these are people whose political and cultural interests are intensely negatively correlated with that of Yorubas. Remember in 1999 when the whole of SW voted Falae while these people voted a rejected son of ours in the man of Obasanjo
. For sure, I don't need reminding you the hate these Ibos have for the one entity that represents the success of the Yoruba today, the Great Sage, Pa Obafemi Awolowo. Did they ever vote such a man that will bring a much better improvement than what the average Yoruba presently manages? Yorubas, have easterners ever voted a man of your choice before? Why not call a spade a spade before it turns out into a knife and eventually stab us due to our foolishness.

It is however unfortunate that the PDP is ready to use this same set of foreigners to Arrow the dream of the Westerners. Every son of the soil should ask himself why these Ibos have colluded with the PDP in Lagos. Now here are the time bombs that will explode should PDP get a hold of Lagos:

- All non-natives, especially the PDP merceneries, the Ibos, will keep filling sensitive state positions and put the cultural setup of Aworis in particular at stake, a result of the selfish interest of a few Yoruba PDP helmsmen.

- PDP will be forced to succumb to the demands of these foreigners to hold a lasting regime in the state. Eventually, this will manifest in the form of Lagos having to split into several clusters of authoritative sections, with each sections adopting/maintaining their leaders or kings.

- As recently exhibited by one of the Ohanaeze cheifs who was stupid enough to question the state authorities why their yam festival is not been bankrolled by the state, the PDP will eventually have to force a "culture shock" by making the celebration of a foreign culture a formal custom that Lagos has to adopt. They need to do this for a lasting empire.

- To cap a dismal future that may await Yorubas in Lagos especially, a possible Ibo governor will deal a final blow by ensuring that the SW political interests in Lagos is truncated by using the federal might to establish an illegal group that will then take over the affairs that will affect the whole SouthWest. THIS IS WHERE THE SHAMEFUL ACT OF THE LAGOS PDP BLOWS TO THEIR FACES.

To fellow Westerners, a proper rethink of the danger that awaits if we allow PDP should be brought on board. Remember what you passed through when PDP even used a native of yours to bring you these pains you are nursing. NOW IMAGINE HOW BAD THINGS CAN BE ALLOWING A FOREIGNER TO BRING YOU DAMAGE!
In light of this, it is therefore important for every Yoruba and every Lagosian omoluabi, be you an APC or a PDP symphatizer, to join hands and nip the situation in the bud. If you deem it fit to vote out PDP (as an APC symphatizer), please do. And if as a PDP, please do warn your party helmsmen to stop such abominable acts of treachery as there are countless Yoruba sons and daughters who are capable of doing well for the PDP. Let it be known that your pride as a Yoruba comes first before party affiliation, be it APC or PDP.

And for word of final note, I hope you know a Oba represents authority, which is authority of Yorubas. If illegal foreigners call a Yoruba land a ''no man's land'' when they are not yet governors, what do you think they will call Lagos if ever given the chance to rule the state? Every SANE Yoruba should consider the future of the South West in the hands of PDP and its ibo merceneries.


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in all this your rubbish

masterchi:
use to be like ur friend till my friends stepped in and started exposing me to social events. Haven't gotten there yet bt have improved greatly and started enjoying the company of others.
how to help ur friend
1. He should see or you make him see his state as a challenge
2. He should be willing to work on the challenge
3. Friends should step in and help.
Finally if ur friend is very comfortable with his life as it is now then there is nothing any one will do to help.

thanks bro that's helpful

sinaj:
nah nah...it could b his family or d piple livin around him

got ya

gofyourself:
Autocorrect.

Love contains from those small things listed above. It doesnt mean she cant call or take u to cinema. But flowers for real woman is big plus for u

huh? I brought a flower for Nigerian girl and she cared 0% for it... flower is a big turn off for Nigerian girls, I don't even want to marry Nigerian girl any more; they are too myopic

sinaj:
issorite

y?

sinaj:
issorite

y?

gofyourself:
She would build your home where u could come back and feel cozy and loved, cook for u. If u dont understand that its the biggest cherif for u than i cant help

gofyourself I don't need cheff or a police if you mean cheriff.. what I need is a woman i can love and she can and would love me back... Nigeria women plus girls don't know love! they only no money. nagging, needing bad guys, disvaluing guys, and a whole lot of frustrating tuff

sinaj:
he shud start working on that, starting frm his immediate social cycle

and thats like two to three people only, as of now

gofyourself:
She can extend your family name and thats why u should cherish her because maybe she will be your childrens mother!

really? so she won't cherish me too?

gofyourself:
She can extend your family name and thats why u should cherish her because maybe she will be your childrens mother!

really? so she won't cherish me too?

segzicres:
we Africans need to respect people's privacy and decisions. Op that's the way he's wires leave him alone abeg. He will change it if he wants to

but that's the tying, he wants to change! you know it just happens, like when you're hungry? you have to eat and to not eat at the time the stomach wants take a lot of effort

all this things? then what would they do for boys? all this things? then what would they do for boys?

RoyalBlak007:
[color=#4CC552]weed[/color]

really

sinaj:
is he an introvert ?

70% I had award him that

sinaj:
sinaj

hi dear, have anything to share?

I have a friend who has relationship problems; he is capricious in his moods, sometimes he has the zeal to associate, to meet people, and then suddenly he is disinterested , doesn't care at all.

this has made him lose some friends, and he wants a change but seems not to know one which has good result. I think he is in constant battle with himself as most times he seems to enjoy being secluded from the world, and other times he hates to be so.

button line, he wants to change, to meet every life challenge with a positive response, as he can no longer afford to lose the people he care about. he loves to put smile on the face of those who knows him, but hates or dislike them turning on him....

I don't know how to totally analyse his character for you guys, so you get a clear idea of what I'm trying to write, but I believe you get the idea.

Now please, if you're experience d in this field, or have something to say that can help my friend, I like to hear it.

Abeg is it only katsina that needs that promise? because it seems he was referring to only some and not all the federation

here that I'm, I am yet to buy kerosene 50naira. even fuel 100naira...

That man should shot up!! he doesn't know what he is saying.... money and political favour.. is what the man is looking for.

We don't want Buhari

Asari knows the Igbo's are tired of Nigeria, and he knows they're ready. this time the Igbo's ain't looking for the stinking bribe that original came from their own recourses. and for those who think their multitude and kill a fly, should be wise to rethink, before that fly destroy their so called elephant.


Bush it!! ###
racism raining every where.

please have jega officially announced the winner?

Abuja - From the results of the National
Assembly elections across the country, it
is likely that the Peoples Democratic Party
(PDP) may lose its dominance of the
upper chamber of the National Assembly
in the next dispensation.
The results so far released showed that
the All Progressives Congress (APC) has
won majority of the seats in the election.

Also read: APC surrenders six reps seats
in Lagos
The APC will have three senators each
from Lagos, Oyo, Osun, Sokoto, Kebbi,
Jigawa, Kano, Bauchi, Gombe, Kogi, Niger
and Kwara states.
It has two senators in Kaduna, Ogun,
Ondo and Nasarawa states and one from
Edo:
The Senate has 109 members.

Rivers - The Independent National
Electoral Commission, (INEC) has declared
President Goodluck Jonathan of the
People's Democratic Party (PDP), the
winner of the Presidential elections in
Rivers State, Vanguard reports.
Returning Officer and Vice-Chancellor of
Federal University of Petroleum
Resources, Effurun, Prof. John Etu-
Efeotor, who announced the result at
INEC office in Port Harcourt, said the
PDP won in the 23 local government
areas of the state.
Also read:Rivers elections: INEC sets up 3-
members investigation committee
He said the PDP polled 1 487 075 votes
while the All Progressives Congress (APC),
polled a total of 60 238.
The total number of registered voters in
the state is 2 324 300, while only 1 643
409 were accredited for the general
elections, he said.
Read more at Vanguard

I like it

Bauchi - The candidate for All
Progressives Congress (APC) vying for the
Bauchi South Senatorial seat, Malam Ali
Wakili, has defeated Governor Isa Yuguda
of the People’s Democratic Party (PDP), to
represent the District in the National
Assembly.
Announcing the result of the election in
Bauchi on Monday, the INEC Returning
Officer for the Senatorial District, Dr
Shuaibu Musa, said Wakili polled 341708
votes to defeat Yuguda, who secured
115341 votes
Yuguda and Wakili were the only
candidates that contested for the seat.
Wakili 55, a 1982 graduate of Bayero
University, Kano, had served with the
Bauchi State Government, before
transferring his service to the Nigeria
Customs Service in 1991.

Book Haram attacked by Niger, Chad forces
2015-03-31 06:32


Niamey - Niger and Chad on Monday
attacked Boko Haram militants on islands on
Lake Chad which the Islamists have used as
a safe haven, military sources in Niger said.
A push by Nigeria's armed forces and troops
from neighbouring Chad and Niger has
driven Boko Haram from most of the
positions it controlled earlier this year,
reversing militant gains that forced Nigeria
to delay a February election.
"The islands are not easy to access but we
have located the enemy positions. The air
forces are bombing them right now," a
Niger soldier based in regional capital Diffa
told Reuters.
Another military source said a number of
"terrorists" had been killed in the attacks,
which saw troops dispatched in speedboats
as well as air strikes, but gave no details.
Also read: Japan condemns Boko Haram
terror
"We are going to clear all the islands on
Lake Chad. Boko Haram has chosen to seek
refuge in certain hidden corners but we will
dislodge and wipe them out," he said.
There was no official comment from Niger
or Chad.
Nigerian forces were not involved, the
military sources said. There was no
comment from Nigeria on the operation.
A Chadian officer said about 50 Boko Haram
militants had died alongside two Chadian
soldiers in clashes over the nearby town of
Abalam on Sunday.
The next target of Chadian and Niger forces
is expected to be Malam Fatori, a town on
Nigeria's border with Niger.
The offensive by Nigerian and regional
forces has pushed Boko Haram, which seeks
to carve out a caliphate in northeastern
Nigeria, from all but three of the 20 local
government areas occupied by the group at
the beginning of the year.
Cameroon approved the establishment of a
French liaison detachment to its forces
based at Maroua in the Extreme North
region who are fighting Boko Haram as part
of the regional force, a statement from
government spokesman Issa Tchiroma
Bakary said.
Nigeria's rearranged election was held on
Saturday, with millions voting despite
pockets of violence that saw militants kill at
least a dozen people.
Coordination between regional forces has
been tricky, however, with Chad and Niger
complaining that Nigerian forces have been
slow to deploy to take control of areas they
have chased the militants out of.
Analysts say Boko Haram fighters are likely
to revert to a campaign of hit-and-run
attacks now they have been driven from the
main towns they once controlled.

[quote author=ishiamu post=32086255][/quote]are they suppose to vote? lol

please I'm having tma problem. completed my course registration last week Thursday and I'm yet to see my own Tma. please do any of you have an idea how to resolve this kind of problem?

please am a newbie in the school and I need help in the online lecture thing, and how to get my timetable on my own. can someone give me a hand

Dani4tech:
na me bro

We mEet online, That's like cool. So what's your take on dah topic

andromida:
Thank you.

Its cool. I like the smile

andromida:
The not good looking man may be the best for a woman out of the options available to her because he treats her well and makes her feel good. When all the good feelings are present and constant, the bad feelings are few and far between, conflicts are minimal and easily resolved not because you are conflict avoidant but because you understand each other the world may see an ugly man but the woman she sees her handsome prince.

I love this adromida, this post is the best self explanatory post I have seen. I mean iT warms the heart

Dani4tech:
Jetjacky ??

Ihechi na u? Or are u som1 wit a beef wiff ma name?

kevinberry:
times without numbers I have I called them and warn them...but they won't listen..believe me..like I said earlier
“Easier said than done”.

Well then I have To advices you on The next step logically: involve your parents, and let them know what your mind is on the matter. If you could, which I wish you could, record their advances on, Men I kind of lyk dis is fun: I mean recording someone when They're oblivious of u doing it...¤spyman¤
My point being so it could be lethal evidence to back you up.

And I kind of wish your parents are like mine, who despite the long journal of rules and discipline are understanding, wise and caring: They definitely know what To do to calm the matter, even if iT means speaking to them girls their selves.

Omo Cya Ma Chop