₦airaland Forum

Amitex:
In life some people see differently. A glass may be half-full to some people with positive mind-set. They will make effort to make it full. Others on the negative end see same glass as half-empty and resign to fate and helplessness. Seeking entitlement without hard work. They call themselves the masses. If you ask them individually who are the masses they don't know.
The latter shout "CHANGE" and never amount to anything. However, the former keep seeking opportunities and their cliché is "TRANSFORMATION", and never mix themselves with the masses. It is a personal choice.

GEJ TILL YOU SEE RIGHT

Flets:
What made them snail speed? Have you ridden in them?

Your buhari killed the railway he met in office and cancelled the Lagos metro rail

Buhari is absolutely undiluted evil

obiZEAL:
Am I in Nigeria....?
Or is Nigeria 2

himkers:
She is right. Why now? Where was he during the chibok girls saga, where was he when all those civilians were being bombed to death?? Why now that he is campaigning for their votes? atimes I wonder how some of those pro-saTANists thinks..

major466:
The way some gullible individuals support CNN's report about Nigeria is unfortunate. They failed to see the hand hand writing on the wall.
Its high time such individuals know that the West do not give a dam about Africa and and Nigeria in particular. They don't care whether you live or die. They don't care whether you have food to eat or water to drink. They don't care whether you have good health care system. THEY JUST DON'T CARE. What they really care about is their secret agenda. An agenda to entrange, force and implement in full, the code of practice for the "New World Order ". If you are not dancing to their code of practice, they'll use every resources at their disposal including your own people to bring you down. That's the reality. Nigeria, the largest black Nation on earth is under attack.

ichidodo:
[color=#1980BC] First we asked for Military hardware from their Government and we not only got nothing but embarrassement,insults and injuries....Now they've resulted into blackmailing and propaganda to steal the hearts and morale of our National heroes...Nigerians are not fools... [/color]

maryam6:
pls dear, start it not.

Bayswater:
What meaningful thing did Fashola do? Just look at his government critically, you will realize that the progress alluded to him are not even things to be celebrated.

zegbeye:
Fashola so desperate to get political appointment from a Buhari who is sure to fail. This only show how stup.id he is because a wise man will always tame his tongue

funkiebully:
The military has come out to say they don't keep soldiers original certificate. But that they have records of all that pass tru army.

Now, electoral law said, minimum o'level. Buhari does not have o level Bc He is a drop out who was smuggled into d military tru back door and northern quota system abuse. He did not deem it fit to write his o level exams, rather He started attending military courses and got diploma certificate.

The law says u must have basic o level pre-requisite to do post secondary course But buhari jumped d queue

funkiebully:
The military has come out to say they don't keep soldiers original certificate. But that they have records of all that pass tru army.

Now, electoral law said, minimum o'level. Buhari does not have o level Bc He is a drop out who was smuggled into d military tru back door and northern quota system abuse. He did not deem it fit to write his o level exams, rather He started attending military courses and got diploma certificate.

The law says u must have basic o level pre-requisite to do post secondary course But buhari jumped d queue

PEREP:
If GMB poster can be displayed in Bayelsa without attacks or any intimidation, it tells me GEJ is the future of this country. A country where we are free to express views with so much freedom that our thoughts are respected.

If the North today is roaring and intimidating leaders who wish to support their party and candidate, then we are back to 1984/85.

If GEJ administration is brought to its kneels by northern turmoil and Southwest Makossa, Pastor Bakare's view on the next point of Nigeria is a possibility.

The drama is still unfolding though and may it be well that ended well.

xreal:
@ eliphele, PDP

I wonder what your fears are all about.
Fashola's supporters never talked of the negative
parts of Fashola's contestants while he was to go for a second term in office; rather, they talked totally of Fashola's achievements in his first term.

You guys should be talking more of GEJ's achievements in the last four years rather than formulating one General's certification and all sorts.

funkiebully:
Buhari is a devil


Osibanjo is a vagabond

APC is boko haram

noblesteph:
I really feel for him...those of us comment negatively....its not his fault...poverty is a curse

Clinton207:
I just dey observe..... But wait ooo, yoruba boys dey fear ooo, i had some boys misbehaving @ computer village while transacting business with dem, wen i noticed, what i did was just to warn dem, in my words i used on them 'if una try dis rubbish wey una just do so again i go tell una say i be omo-bendel' and dat was it till date dose guys dey fear me.

FolarinLondon:
I ll really appreciate it if you can take history as one of your courses when you finally get admitted into University but before then, let me indulge you with some facts about Nigeria politics. the National Council of Nigeria and the Cameroons (NCNC) which had control of the Eastern Region (Igbo) led by Nnamdi Azikiwe
the Northern People's Congress (NPC) which had control of the Northern Region (Hausa-Fulani), led by Ahmadu Bello
the Action Group (AG) which had control of the Western Region (Yoruba), led by Obafemi Awolowo
When no party won a majority during the 1959 elections, the NPC combined with the NCNC to form a government, and when independence arrived in 1960, Abubakar Balewa was made the Prime Minister, and Nnamdi Azikiwe was appointed Governor-General.

Yoruba accepted their fate; no killing of either Hausa or Igbo in South west; Igbos were not called slaves to the Hausas/Fulanis, and Yorubas never questioned the decision of Nnamdi Azikwe to form alliance with the same Fulanis/Hausa Party you hate so much today.

In 70s, during the Second Republic, the National Party of Nigeria's (NPN) weak hold on the House of Assembly led to an alliance between the NPP and the NPN. The NPP(Igbo Party) formed another alliance with Hausa/Fulanis political party at expense of Awolowo-Yoruba party and nobody screamed blue murder ............ Yorubas accepted their fate again and moved on without resulting to Names calling

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emmanuel4758:
he is doing many things to stop them but buhari is sponsoring them to make Nigerian feel bad about gej.remember he said Nigeria will be ungovernable

rozayx5:
yea yea we know, South West cowards

bryan1991:
The northerners are not the cause of our problems but the easterners and the southerners. I'm from Benin City I hate the igbo's and any body who possess their greedy features.....they are the one's deceiving the people in Delta, Port Harcourt and Bayelsa.

dein77:
Don't mind these noisemakers. I was in Lagos back then when the Ijaws decimated these lazy guys at Ajegunle in 1999.....right at their homestate.