₦airaland Forum

stuffs2002:
They can't hold power. The can't manage power and it was evidenced in the January 1966 coup

stuffs2002:
* We will not give Igbo Biafra neither will we allow them get to the presidency
* There is absolutely nothing anyone can do about the above apart from online noise

Brendaniel:
Why I don't believe is because of the quietness and diversion of blame coming for many Yoruba people concerning the atrocities of the Fulanis across the south west, I mean, sincerely ask yourself, if these crimes were committed by the Igbo people in Yoruba land, would this be the reaction of the Yoruba people?

Secondly, why is Tinubu who is a Yoruba man not bothered and he still has many of his tribesmen who are not benefiting anything from him supporting him for second term despite the killings going on.

So tell me why I should believe otherwise that that the statement there is from an Igbo man and not a Yoruba man?

Brendaniel:
Well, some are not bothered, as long as they believe they are teaching a certain people lesson, they are willing to die and even sacrifice their family and tribesmen to ensure the stats quo remains, as for me, my family and those who want good for the people of Nigeria, We are all safe under the grace and protection of the almighty God.

Don27tiky:
I told some of my western Nigerian friends that were calling Benue people weak for not fighting this terrorist that they will not do half of what Benue people do to fend off those criminals . Benue people really fought them and they cannot kidnap such numbers of people as they do in the west and we let them go not to talk of our village heads

Kalulu44:
Honestly eh! I don tire for this our tribal division.
We have Igbos and Yorubas who are very tribalistic, but at the same time we still have majority who are not.
When did everything go wrong? Back in the 90s and early 2000s it wasn't like this. Or did social media caused it too.
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I'm an Igbo man born and brought up in Lagos. Anytime I see stuffs like this, it really breaks my heart. I have Igbos and majority Yorubas as friends, so should I bcus of what I read on social media then start hating on my Yoruba friends. I'm honestly wishing this hatred between most of us will stop sooner than later. It's well o

DEROXMAN:
ehn ehn good i go support atiku at least he isnt tribalistic, Tinubu lost lagos and osun and oyo was narrowly won but yorubas are tribalistic. If not for that rubbish tinubu failure i go ever reason to vote igbo man, wetin dey sabi for politics sef anyways thank God i havent vote before i start regretting i no send vdm again

Olachase:
If she moved down a bit along that street there's one man doing try your luck with cards

If you Carry 1M go there nothing go follow you come back

I got my first Sony Ericsson phone in Ladipo for ₦5000 that was 2010 life was easy then tho

I wanted to purchase higher Sony Ericsson phone around 2011 from the same vendor but on getting there I was told the owner of the shop is dead his nickname (China)

China was killed in Malaysia 2011 I felt so bad
I was still very young then 16years

Oyindamolah:
I think you've touched on something important that often gets lost in these conversations.

A date should not be viewed as a financial transaction where one person pays and the other is expected to provide sex as compensation. Human relationships simply do not work that way.

One of the challenges many people face in modern dating is confusing access with entitlement. Spending money on someone may demonstrate interest, generosity, or effort, but it does not create an obligation. Attraction cannot be purchased, and genuine desire cannot be negotiated through receipts.

I also agree that many men would benefit from learning to recognize genuine interest rather than assuming that every interaction with a woman is automatically progressing toward intimacy. A woman can enjoy your company, appreciate a meal, and still decide you're not the right person for her. That's not necessarily exploitation; sometimes it's simply incompatibility.

At the same time, women should also be mindful of giving mixed signals or accepting repeated invitations from people they know they have absolutely no interest in. Respect and consideration should go both ways.

The healthiest approach is for both parties to enter a date with realistic expectations. You're there to see if there's a connection, not to guarantee an outcome.

Ironically, people often become more attractive when they stop approaching every interaction with the pressure of "Where will this lead?" and instead focus on getting to know the person in front of them.

Dating works best when it's driven by curiosity, honesty, and mutual interest—not by a sense of entitlement from either side.

A good date should leave both people with more clarity, not with the feeling that someone owes the other something.

shortgun:
You never jam better juju.

People who don't believe in spirituality are the most mentally static people to ever walk the surface of the earth.
Even the most advanced science can't explain the simple phenomenon why two people sitting close to each other yawn at the same time, intuition, why we dream or why the same camera in two different hands can produce entirely different photographs.

franchasng:
Pride goes before a fall. Putin should swallow his pride and end his senseless invasion of Ukraine. Russia already lost respect when it comes to military might, Ukraine have already exposed Russia's weakness, so no need to continue the senseless invasion of Ukraine, just end it and focus on rebuilding the dead Russian economy before it becomes too late.


Imagine Moscow is no longer safe for a whole army chief, that shows that if not that Putin moves around with hordes of security and several decoy official cars, Ukraine would have unalived Putin long time ago.


A whole Moscow the capital city of Russia and some people still see Russia as a strong nation? Believe me if not for fear of nuclear weapon, Poland would have invaded Russia and teach them a lesson on how to respect their neighbors borders

DEROX:
how ur mind no go go there

tnerro1:
Must be village people at work or how else can you explain someone that went looking for trouble with her hands

Aniwhyte:
Omo, the thing shock me, I swear.... She come dey mock people join, na that one really shock me pass, people when donate money for her, na so she come dey mock dem... Omo, the girl na really Devil.

oluxy:
She called and brought this on herself.
I do not know what came over her senses to have deliberately deceived people openly and even boosted about it online.

This adage is right:
Wahala dey sleep, yanga go wake am.
Now, wahala don wake, yanga don enter trouble with pity appearance.

DEROX:
Bbl mqintenance money chai

Authoreety:
Never you as a man travel out of the country with a woman that have at a time, challenged you

GOFRONT:
Wow.......They keep returning back to d street.


The other one was caught with her lover in a hotel room in Delta while she await ransome to be dropped in her Aza!!!

Miggs:
Lol

The foreign elites agenda of destroying the most important unit in the African society,The Family,using celebrities on the payroll of foreign NGOs continues.Thesame playbook was used on the black community in the U.S.A.It is now the turn of continental Africans.