₦airaland Forum

Tolexander:
The bolded part is a fallacious statement.
How can you be experienced without participating in it?

That is not experience. It is called knowledge from what you’ve seen and read and your ability to discern the good from bad.

Experience is an event, act or occurrence you’ve been actively or passively involved in.

Any Tom, Dick and Harry can lecture on marriage, but everyone can’t be perfect in marriage cos it takes the two (man and woman) to tango.
Even Chris Oyakilome has lectured and still lecturing on marriage and still didn’t keep his home

Tolexander:
you still remember that guy?

Tolexander:
Albino sexkillz penguins

Humanoid01:
Omo this one na bomb o! Wahala for who nor sabi English o.

Mokason288:
Mc Tagwaye looking like a billionaire

While Ned looking someone who came to beg money for his children’s school fees

ebukajay184:
Popular Nigerian rapper, Zlatan Ibile has completed his mandatory one year National Youth Service (NYSC), IgbereTV reports.

Taking to his Instagram handle, he shared photos of himself dressed in his NYSC uniform. He captioned the photos;

https://www.instagram.com/p/CLcMd5hFh-A/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link

Ishilove:
Parental failure

sapphiere:
It is well o

The FUTURE is FEMALE

Liposure:
Dimka paid the price for executing the greatest mass murderer the country has ever known.

naptu2:
There are 2 things that usually happen. In the case of Nigeria, the train driver usually slows down and blares his horn and the traders scramble off the track until the train has gone (this is why the Enugu State Government and traders were angry with the train driver at the Enugu incident. He didn't slow down, neither did he blare his horn).


In the other examples that I gave above, the train usually passes at a specific time and so the traders begin moving their goods ahead of time.


This is why Rotimi Amaechi said that the trains have a maximum speed of 70 kmph within the Lagos area (because they don't want to kill people). They only speed up after going past Iju.


The Lagos State Government, the Railway Police and the NRC have often forced the traders off the rail line and confiscated their goods, but the traders usually gain the sympathy of the masses and they return to trade on the rail line as soon as the authorities have left.


The Fashola Administration began destroying and burning their tables and kiosks in an effort to deter them, but they returned as soon as he left office.


That administration planned to make its rail lines elevated (on bridges) as a means of avoiding the problem, but this makes the project more expensive.


The Federal Government plans to fence off the rail lines, but I suspect that the traders will find a way around that.

Agboriotejoye:
Exactly. People that have brains understand what you say.
Which is why I asked you if the southern part of the country especially the urban centres where protests take place have those security issues you highlighted?
It just sounds like a hollow attempt to present an alibi for the govt to outlaw protests.

For example, the protests expected to hold on lekki today, how does the insecurity issues you highlighted affect lekki?

Cvesta:
Some politicians are thieves and rogues

Agboriotejoye:
This are your words. Meanwhile, if you say that protests are not healthy in our country, I wonder how you can excuse the protests of 2012 and 2014 and condemn that of 2020. That looks like double standard to me.