₦airaland Forum

Taylor92:
Dey play

Tntsi:
I wonder what will happen if their grand patron is sworn in.

Sheggy13:
Stop lying. This is the link to his comments on Afonja. There was no doctoring there.

https://twitter.com/GRVlagos/status/1399737096936505346?t=QfYpOZ5VjsfN6p-iur4x0g&s=19[/quote]E don do. No vex. I don see am.

brutustech:
Gbadebo Rhodes-Vivour, the gubernatorial candidate of the Labour Party, made a derogatory remark on Twitter about Pastor Enoch Adeboye, a highly respected pastor and leader of the Redeemed Christian Church of God, in response to his compliment to El-Rufai during a visit. This tweet has generated widespread outrage and debates about the importance of respectful discourse in public conversations.

Although some supporters of the Labour Party have defended Rhodes, citing his right to free speech and claiming that his tweet was simply expressing his personal opinion, a significant number of people, particularly the elders, have condemned his language. They believe that insulting a revered public figure like Pastor Adeboye is unacceptable and disrespectful.

Furthermore, they see Rhodes' generalization of Yoruba people as those who are known to "lick ass" as a derogatory comment, that insults the entire Yoruba clan

Gbadebo's remark is not only harmful but also has the potential to escalate conflicts. It undermines the fundamental principles of civility, tolerance, and mutual respect, which are essential for a healthy and functional society. Making derogatory comments about someone with a differing opinion about others creates an atmosphere of hostility and division.
Moreover, as a Yoruba descendant, Gbadebo's comment is both condescending and disrespectful. It demonstrates that he lacks regard for others, which disqualifies him from being a suitable leader.

Notable elders in Lagos state have expressed their opinion that Gbadebo is not fit to be the governor of Lagos state due to his lack of respect. Therefore, Lagosians require a leader who can provide good governance, promote respectful discourse in public conversation, and work towards a society that values civility, tolerance, and mutual respect.

seunmsg:
I have nothing against the Rhodes Vivour kid but his anti Yoruba comments are very disturbing. I’ve seen some of his comments calling Yorubas “Afonja”. He really needs to come out and disavow some of his previous social media comments.

Rastafryrice:
Pay on delivery??
Akwa Ibom, can buy today

Massiveglory:
PODATTI is taking his mandate back.
No shaking. No wuruwuru

funshint:
Are you a current youth corper?

funshint:
I think some of these Corpers don't know the difference between Polling Agent and Presiding Officer. I wonder the type of training NYSC is giving this ad-hoc officers. I'm not sure if they still conduct exam to test their competence after training. This is what I know they should normally do. This is really embarrassing.