₦airaland Forum

CFCfan:
Yusuf Agabi is now in the lead in Nasarawa with 214 votes.

What abt Maku?

Delta state... What happened to Ndudi Elumelu

IMO state is locked between Ararume and the Deputy Speaker at the moment...

This isn't hour-glass... It's a 99'' spanner

Linda Ikeji.... I want to believe she foresaw this ish before now.. If not, she was carried away..
This is the point to test her strength..

ytwizard:
It is quite unfortunate that the federal government and the international community has overtime remain unpertubed by the treatment of Nigerians by the chinese govt. The fight of enactus eksu is not just to raise the flag of Nigeria at the annual enactus world cup but to celebrate the victory of our dear country against this deadly scourge and also to move away from the shackles of discrimination and inhumane treatment of Nigerians in China.
It is must be said without mincing words that if Nigerians had 'protested' the ill treatment of our paralympics team earlier this year, the clear message would have sunk in.
In your own individual way(s) across every available platform, join us to say no to injustice in the form of maltreatment and partial segregation. Sound the alarm and raise your voice to say #NGIsEbolaFree.

Abayomi Sarumi
EnactusEKSU scribe

Operation FrontPage... Seun pls help us

Let's see if teams like 'Enactus USA' get bounced....

Phenol1:
I've been in fight for equality in all manners of race..It saddened my heart and catalysed my ever patriotic mind when I saw and read different post that our National Flag Bearer team 'the ENACTUS EKSU' has been denied of VISA to fly to China by the CHINA embassy due to the EBOLA outbreak in Nigeria which is now a by-gone case..When will racism,criticism,Nepotism stop remember that "We're one people but different colors,also remember that God created man in his own image but he didn't say black or white"....Through my findings and research I've gathered that Nigeria is not only participant that is affected with EBOLA the United states of America and England has also witnessed the Ebola outbreak but were not denied access to travel to China....If at all the China embassy want to deny us of our visa to china they should carry out Ebola test on each of the representatives and know if they are positive or not and not denying us of our right to participate by assumption of Ebola outbreak in Nigeria.....I Ajewole Samson (aka Phenol) join the EKSU ENACTUS team to cry out to our leaders and other affected parties to help restore our right and do the needful on Time...And to the Chinese remember that "ONE LOVE KEEP US TOGETHER".....#Nigeria is EBOLA FREE

#NGisEbolaFree ... It just got to Spain

moneybag100:
And some people want this selfish country to become super power. The world will suffer if they becomes super power.. Chinese only cares for chinese alone.

Self-centered beings ....*chinese*

DisGuy:
I thought granting visa to anyone is a matter of privelege...not a right

It's a privilegde for 'ENACTUS EKSU' to represent 'ENACTUS NIGERIA'.... Prolly becos its Nigeria.

This is what I call "global chancing" ... It's smething i think our Ministry of Foreign Affairs should look into seriously...

blizard44:
My neutrality is highly pronounced here.

I'll not handle the entrance of indegenes of infested and formerly infested countries into my country with kid gloves if in thier shoe.

And on other hand, it is somewhat culpable in their part for turning them oughtrightly out. I opined that they should have gone medical on them after which they either chose to turn them in or out.

Ebola is now in America... Let's see how much "turn-down" they can sell to Team USA

If everything is under control and they court-martial soldiers everyday charging them for mutiny... Really don't think its funny at all.

blizard44:
They are not taking chances. Blame them not.They're only trynna forestall against a contraction and that's what a responsible government should do.


They ought to know that we're now ebola-free fah, or at worse, run a test on the participants.

Which part of the number line are you standing on

It's quite sensitive and should be addressed by the government...

Ever wonder why the increase
in 'Nigeria Military Mutiny'...
Don't you think that Nigeria is
undergoing serious Leadership
crisis in its Military?
#politicalPrag

AN OPEN LETTER TO ENACTUS
WORLDWIDE


I write to register my
displeasure over the recent
non participation of the
Nigerian National Champions
Ekiti state University in this
year's Enactus World Cup
holding in China.
As you may already know,
the team was unjustly denied
visa by the Chinese
government on the grounds
of the recent outbreak of
Ebola Virus Disease. This to
me is unfair for this same
virus has been contained
and Nigeria was recently
certified Ebola free. It also
had me wondering if teams
from other countries with
the virus would be allowed
to participate. For example
the EVD reared its ugly head
in the USA, but it would be
unreasonable to deny visa to
the national champions from
there.
My point is, as an
international organisation
committed to changing the
world, and developing the
next generation of global
leaders, what is being done
and on time too, to ensure
Nigeria's active
participation?
Is it not possible to
diplomatically reach out to
the Chinese government and
conduct medical tests if
possible to ascertain the
health status of the Nigerian
contingent?
What steps is being
undertaken by the Head
Quarters to address this
issue, even to prevent a
reoccurrence?
Enactus is not only strong
but close knitted in Nigeria,
and every team is watching
to see what is being done.
This singular event has the
potential to undermine the
giant strides achieved thus
far. I write because I hve
benefited from the Enactus
programme, and would like
other young Nigerians to
benefit. I write because I
believe something can be
done, Action will be taken,
and the best outcome
achieved.
l hope my little contribution
will trigger a chain reaction
of positive consequence. A
win - win for all.
Thanks for your time.
Once again, Nigeria is Ebola
free.
Iwuagwu Kelechi V.
Member - Enactus FUTO

#FreeUs #NGisEbolaFree

How much b TOKUNBO Jet sef..

Bunchers stab: Why are u feeling like a rich super dude
Am not sayin dis because i've done it b4 bt because of d way u're potrayin him as some1 who has committed a crime .
Stop all dis formin Oga, it does'nt pays

boss....take am easy manh.. E no reach yu vex na

e bad reach like dat Owu bad oo

I told yu guyz dat her Marriage was a Joke!

Ayekotoo: Richard MOFE DAMIJO, OMAWUNMI, Sam OMATSEYE, ORISHE FEMI, AYO ORISHAJAfor, Micheal OLOROGUN Ibru et all will be united with their kinsmen.

Micheal 'Olorogun' Ibru....is not an Itsekiri Man! #point of correction

#ifNOTforRadio... Toolz wuld av been a salesgirl for a sextoy Shop!

I will not take it 'likely' with you...

I am pwetty 'down-cell'..

Written by Talib Kweli Greene (@TalibKweli)

Nelson Mandela is so much more than a man. He is a
phenomenon, a force of nature, one whose true brilliance
we can't possibly see without the benefit of hindsight. He
used his 95 years on this planet in a way that the world
deemed impossible until his existence. He changed the
world in a manner reserved for a very selected few—people
like Gandhi, Mother Theresa, Dr. Martin Luther King.
However, he was also a revolutionary in the spirit of Nat
Turner, Assata Shakur and Malcolm X. As every man who
lives to reflect on their past eventually does, he came to
regret some of the decisions he made when he was
younger. For him, that he made while fighting for the
freedom and rights of all South Africans. Ultimately, he is
remembered for his compassion, his forgiveness, and his
humanity, alongside his willingness to stand up and fight in
the best way he knew how, for the rights of the oppressed.
This full, complete life he led made him the greatest leader
in generations.
As the son of activist parents, I learned about Nelson
Mandela early—it was like he was part of our family. While
the news called him a "terrorist," we called him a freedom
fighter. By the time I was in high school I rocked a Keith
Haring "Free South Africa" button on my Nelson Mandela
book bag and began going to rallies, and on graduation day
I put a sticker on the top of my cap that said "Abolish
Apartheid!" Just like Barack Obama said, the movement to
end apartheid and free Nelson Mandela was the first
movement that politicized me.
As a Black man, I related to the South African's struggle
against apartheid in many ways. However, as an American
there was no way I could truly say I understood the
experience. As bad as we had it in America, Blacks in South
Africa had it worse. These were the conditions under which
Nelson Mandela transformed himself into one of the world's
most powerful voices. In 1961, he was jailed for daring to
stand up to one of the world's most brazenly racist police
states. And then, along with others like Bishop Desmond
Tutu and Steve Biko, convinced millions that apartheid was
wrong—while locked up doing hard time for 27 years.
Finally, after years of pressure from humanitarians around
the world, Mandela was released from prison in 1990. He
went on to become the president of South Africa, abolish
apartheid from the law, win the Noble Peace Prize and
change the world's view of what a revolutionary could
accomplish.
In 1999, while I was recording my Reflection Eternal album
with Hi Tek, Dave Chappelle dropped by the studio. This
was early in our careers, and we were recording
everything, trying to capture the candid moments. We
decided to get drops from famous people, but we didn't
know enough, so Dave began to impersonate people. While
the drops from Lennox Lewis and Gil Scot-Heron, rest in
peace, were real, it was Dave doing everyone else from Bill
Clinton to Nelson Mandela. Dave's Mandela impersonation
wasn't spot on. None of them were. They were great
because they were funny in premise. The struggle against
apartheid was something that we were all raised to respect
and participate in, but the idea of Nelson Mandela "chilling
out" in South Africa, listening to Talib Kweli and Hi Tek,
was hilarious to us.
Til this day, at least once a month, I get asked about how I
got Nelson Mandela to do that. Folks are shocked when I
tell them it was Dave Chappelle. It's a beautiful feeling
every time though, because even though it's funny, it was
done in loving tribute.
We will always love Madiba.

^^^^
These dayz FUN is becoming less creative....

vickyO: Who didn't do it?

Sme ppl NO play!!!

tpia@:
who wants to know?

Federal Government...

King Edward I: Nope, I didn't and don't know anybody who did. We had no fan or reason to get one. Guess I missed out on dat one....

Aeyah!!! No wonder d indelible Heat_rash spots all over ur body... I see!!

Lilimax: Those tattoos are unattractive as they are unnatural to his body.
Very hideous

Leave d body and Enjoy d Music!!!