₦airaland Forum

Omoluabi16:
Yakubu gowon wasn't a dictator in the true sense of it. Maybe a nationalist.

Mydazz:
That's a very possible scenario

willibounce1:
If they Lagos State govt is going to pay this woman for these paintings, then whoever gave her the contract must be a hopeless, stinking, useless bast.ard. You have thousands of talented Nigerian students in Yabatech, unilag, laspotech and so on who will obviously do a good job and be very proud of it. These are the same bas.tard govt officials chanting buy naija to grow naija.

I was surprised when I saw a white guy under the bridge this afternoon but didn't want to believe they were responsible for the paintings. All our politicians are bunch of animals. Paintings wey agbero go use shit and pee destroy.

gypsey:
we can also say that nigerians are being discriminated by not being offered the job. are you also suggesting that nigerians cannot do it for free? and how would they know if they haven't tried?

nopains:
u ppl are there shouting eko onibajo! nobody cares to read meanings in this painting. this woman uses her work to depict horrible situations and injustices in nigeria. she portraits how masses are in cage and chains in this country. she portraits how the nigeria federal system as currently operated depicts enslavement and anti economic and human developments. the system does not permit unleashing and maximization of state and individual potentials and resources.

the painter also used her work show how freedom of expression has been tramped upon in nigeria. there is high level brutality in the hands of law enforcement operative against citizens of nigeria. the enforcement operatives are at whims and caprices of the power that be against their perceived enemies and political opponents. this is a country where those who are vocal are hushed up or be thrown inside imprison. cowardice has become an act of patriotism and national heroism. man is born free but everywhere in chain.

at this juncture i leave it to you to guess who is the imperialist at the centre of advantage of this lopsided federal structure called nigeria.

it depends on how you interpret it .

EniHolar:
Nice... but Can't Nigerians do these paintings themselves?

BlowBack:
Magu will dare not tender the seize notes in any court of law as the bills can easily be traced to the CBN where they were gotten directly from.

Secondly, the mint notes have a print date of 2016 on all of them.

This money was part of statutory forex transfers into the country from oil sales by the CBN.

The monies were originally from CBN vaults which only the Aso Rock cabal, Buhari's family members and crooked APC ministers had direct access to.please stop insulting my intelligence....where is the money n how did u cme about this claim

smartty68:
If competition doesn't exist in a business environment then the price of commodity won't fall

Bolognese:
Did you see the NIA embedded in it?

TippyTop:
Yet another story from saharareporters, seems APC don't know how to twist this story.

From Mu'azu to Esther Ogbue to Aneni's daughter they keep changing the narrative.

Meanwhile the actual owner Lootimi Amaechi is laughing at everybody.

Edum13656:
no... but it is also more useful being a slave of Gad than slave of the Northern barbarians in Nigeria.

Edum13656:
yes ooo descendants of a lost tribe of the Most High...

Edum13656:
Afonja talking rubbish since Oduduwa descended from Abiss...

pazienza:
"The war aim and (final) solution properly speaking of the entire problem, is to discriminate against the Igbos and in their own interest. Such discrimination would include above all the detachment of those oil-rich territories in the Eastern Region, in addition, the Igbos' freedom of movement would be restricted, to prevent their renewed penetration into other parts, leaving any access to the sea to the Igbos, is quite out of the question, "(Federal Nigerian Minister speaking to E. C. Schwarzenback, Swiss Review of Africa, February 1968)"