₦airaland Forum

PAGAN9JA:
religion is a disease. imagine some idio.t gifting such an expensive car to the pope when millions of people are starving on Earth. what a fanatic he must be

Shalomc:
You...a criminal? Nah...the curses given to the stakeholders in the power sector are in love with you.

Shalomc:
And he's even cursing the nation.... He's got guts

XaintJoel20:
So that gives you joy? You are part of the problem we are facing as a country.

futurism:
I have been thinking about this for some time now and I would like people in the know to help with answer.

Why aren't there prepaid meter for supply?

Is it politics or there really are non available for use?

I mean did they stop the supply of the prepaid meter because they make more money from houses that do not have the meter or it is true that meter are not really available?

Please if anybody has an idea why people can not get prepaid meter from power companies, please answer

Blackfire:
CEO baby mama enterprises. Kenya branch.

post=67507007:
Na person leg den commot put inside bucket like dat?!

What a wicked, senseless society!
Even with 2 legs, people find it difficult to survive!!

Baba God, I thank you for my leg and life entirely o!!

biacan:
Her body is everything..... she's fat in the right places Go girl

TheNigerianMan:
Woman

ayaomen:
Tiwa pls tell me its a lie o

400billionman:
Nothing like Toyota bro

shamecurls:
Be patient. His Excellence , President Mohmmadu Buhari (GCFR) is taking us to where we rightfully belong


It's all about time, belief and perseverance

Lilimax:

Not a good wish at all.
He is our president; although I am not his fan but we should not wish him such.
Buhari shall come back safely in Jesus name. Amen

Demayour:
It is not even about the Yorubas voting for Buhari this time. It is about Nigerians sending out a cancerous and incompetent government. Several people have been saying it on this forum if someone can allow an incompetent next of kin to ruin his father's business instead of giving the chance to a promising outsider. Almost every Nigerians saw in Buhari the chance to turn around the country and since Buhari and his cohorts betrayed that trust, should a tribe or category of people be held responsible? It's not a matter of family membership or tribal kinsman, it is about getting a competent person to rule the country. All those blaming Buhari's former supporters should keep quiet. We supported Jonathan massively too yet he failed.

Demayour:
I think at this stage, education should be either banned totally or strictly monitored because as it stands, the education we get nowadays is used for no other purpose but to mentally enslave ourselves the more. What is really wrong with the black man that affliction seems so enjoyable to him?
We have allowed tribalism and bigotry to rot the country to this level and while the world is advancing, our so called educated youths are only getting advanced in tribal hatred that only damn them the more. We had a reputed president who is free handed in corruption and you people think it is tribal wisdom to vote the same people in despite widespread incompetence. Does that make sense at all? With the newer set of Nigerians we now have, I doubt if this country can ever advance.
All the histories books we've read have not open our minds to the realities of the world, rather they've widened our bigotry, hatred and enmity. Nigeria is indeed at a crossroad and everyone of us should know that the fall of one (especially the southerners) is the fall of all.
Later on, it is this same type of this poster that will be forming civilization. Meanwhile, you just showed us that you're clothed in barbarism with your post.

AngryNaijaMan:
Help me thank Afonja for that.

CilicMarin:
GEJ was Lucky like he didn't end like this in Aso Rock.

Too much shekpe is really bad.

mikhe2:
Did you bother to inform the police?

CSTR1003:
Who are they trying to impress?
The United States?

If America ever holds an event like this, even aliens in outer space will feel it .

Bishopsgate:
Why are we always like this in Nigeria and Africa?

Why are we always melodramatic?

Why has a senate summons become a matter to be decided by a court when serious matters are yet to be addressed?

The IG is just playing games with the Senate because he knows the proposed meeting is to hammer him but then if his case is iron clad why not go there and rubbish them and their arguments as many others before him have done in the past (remember Sanusi?)

Meanwhile, the pendulum swings both ways here. Where is it written that he requires a court order to appear before the senate upon receipt of their summons? Does he not have the prerogative to apply discretion?

I am not a Melaye lover as I have said many times past but the public show of Shame (true or concocted) and the national importance of the underlying happenings should have simply lead him to tow the path of humility and respect for an important arm of the government which he purportedly serves.

He is wasting our tax money instituting a worthless and needles case in court.

Is this how low we have become debased in this country? He could simply have just told them the day he will be available and stick to it. What is all this nonsense self?

kingkakaone:
What baffles me is that both the senate and the IGP quoted the constitution to back their claims.

My question is;
How did we come about with such a complicated and ambiguous constitution in the first place?


Note: Even some politicians sometimes use the constitution to evade justice by using the court against been tried by the court.

My opinion is that this constitution should be scrapped totally for a better one.