₦airaland Forum

Covenant University good gik

They imported the drama from Nigeria

JovialJune:
Get sense, even if it's small

Nothing justifies a man beating a woman.

Nobody has just anything. Try dey get sense...

Hmm

What people go through in marriages....
Faking smiles inside misery...

Let's hear the 2 remaining sides of the story first before we judge.

Better thing no dey last... Who talk am?


Arya, 10/10

International 8.5/10
Almost 10 but (video less) and (too short)

Nice one 🕜

Evil mother and stupid children. That’s all I can say.
All these revelations will only continue to harden men. Instead of spending their entire lives sponsoring a family that may eventually abandon them abroad, some men will simply choose to marry another wife and enjoy their lives.

You honestly can’t blame some men for making that choice.

Odiegwu...
See supra star na

The government have really destroyed this country

Lol
Good for her. The earlier others like her learn, the better.

Where's the lie?

You'll realise how dysfunctional this country is when you cross the border...

Interesting...
Where are those "BETTER BY NOISE"

It's impossible... THAT'S WHY THIS IS OBVIOUSLY AI, Unless is the vehicle is broken and abandoned.

Yeah, this is how you create a dysfunctional state...

Good. They should face murder or manslaughter charges

Because Many Chinese don't do business with emotions, they're just here to do business and make profits as much as possible.

This is horrific. Absolutely horrifying.

Yes, it clearly appears that these young men were brutally tortured and murdered.
And this is the country we live in: terrorists can be pardoned, negotiated with, and reintegrated, while poor young people, allegedly caught scavenging the natural resources on their own land, are arrested and brutally murdered in cold blood.

So what exactly is going on in this country?

When did being poor become a death sentence? When did an alleged offence become a justification for torture and extrajudicial killing?
If they committed a crime, arrest them. Charge them. Try them. Let the law take its course.
But torture and murder are not law enforcement.
They are crimes.
And whoever did this must be held accountable.
THEY MUST NOT ESCAPE, OTHERWISE, GOVERNMENT WILL REGRET THIS...

Levels1:
She should stay at her state of origin instead of coming to pollute others people's state

No carry this kaind brain train children o ...

Lol
The audacity...
Lazy criminals
These bastards are not different from BANDITS, they should be apprehended and treated as the criminals that they are.

obojememe:
i aint buying sha , my personal pref aint for capitalist

Exactly
I'll never invest my money in a company of GREED.

I can never subscribe to a company of GREED... good luck to you guys.

Flangelo12:
Go school, e no gree go.

Don't mistake me for your parents

Whoever added straight of Hormuz to this post is very STUPID.
Nigeria absolutely has no business directly nor indirectly with what is happening thousands of kilometres away in the middle east.

OUR ONLY PROBLEM IS GREED AND EVIL PEOPLE AT THE ARMS OF AFFAIRS.

maestroferddi:
You are the only one being grievously obtuse here.

Do you have any functional knowledge about acting and movie making?

The movie in question was not even a Yoruba or Egun language movie but a full English movie that had lines requiring intermittent African language expressions...

Why should a producer replace a cast just because they encountered a challenge pronouncing unfamiliar words correctly? Which kind of producer or director does that?

This particular actress built her fame on acting Igbo themed roles where she did mispronounce words severally and yet no-one made bones out of it...

Why do you people lose your power of critical thinking whenever your mumu button of tribalism is pressed?

No-one forced her to show up in a podcast to ridicule herself in the name of arrogance and chasing clout ...

You're very, incredibly doIty, honestly. Is this just tribalism speaking, or are you genuinely this confident in your ignorance?

What's the name of the movie? Have you actually seen it? Which role or specific scene is she referring to? You seem to know exactly what she meant, even better than the person who was actually talking about it.

Or perhaps you were the movie's writer, director, and producer, and we just didn't know?

Afonja007:
you lie like omotola also the film is not about egun and yoruba only .have you watched the movie in question?

You're very, incredibly doIty, honestly. Is this just tribalism speaking, or are you genuinely this confident in your ignorance?

What's the name of the movie? Have you actually seen it? Which role or specific scene is she referring to? You seem to know exactly what she meant, even better than the person who was actually talking about it.

Or perhaps you were the movie's writer, director, and producer, and we just didn't know?

nairalanda1:
Responding to a point made by shouting liar liar is not how to argue,.son.

Don't supporting evil and nonsense. Even if you're benefiting directly now from the mismanagement, think about your family members, relatives and others not benefiting, most especially, think about the future.

nairalanda1:
Responding to a point made by shouting liar liar is not how to argue,.son.

Just get a life and start using your head. Stop supporting evil and nonsense. Even if you're benefiting directly now from the mismanagement, think about your family members, relatives and others not benefiting, most especially, think about the future.

nairalanda1:
Yes and those who run on fuel subsidy produce far more crude than Nigeria and have populations that are not up to one fifth of ours.

Or do it at the expense of hefty debt like iran

What nonsense “heavy debt” are you taking about? What's bad in debt if USA, China, Russia etc are the biggest in owing debt?

What people like you conveniently and hypocritically turn a blind eye to is the irresponsibility of this government.

Is Iran importing fuel? If a country with enormous oil resources can refine and supply its own people, why is Nigeria, one of the world's major oil producers, still heavily dependent on imported petrol?

Why can't the government simply do its basic job and keep our refineries working?

For decades, billions have supposedly been spent on rehabilitation, maintenance and turnaround projects, yet Nigerians are still being told that importing fuel is somehow inevitable. Yet, Dangote with just one refinery is able to take care of our consumptions and even have leftovers to export.

And now, instead of government taking responsibility for a strategic national resource, we have essentially left a huge part of the fuel supply chain to the dictates of private business.

Let's be very clear: a businessman is not running a charity.
His responsibility is to make profit and increase his net worth. He is not obligated to sacrifice his business interests because Nigerians are suffering.
That responsibility belongs to government.
Government's responsibility is to protect the public interest, ensure energy security, encourage competition, prevent exploitation and create an environment where Nigerians can actually afford to live.

So after removing fuel subsidy for nearly three years, what exactly have ordinary Nigerians gained?

Has transportation become cheaper?

Is healthcare better?

What is the minimum wage?

Has food become cheaper?

Has electricity become cheaper?

Has manufacturing become cheaper?

Have wages increased proportionately?

Has the average Nigerian's quality of life improved?

If the answer is NO, then Nigerians have every right to ask: what exactly was the purpose of all this suffering?

You cannot keep telling people to endure hardship while government keeps failing at the most basic responsibilities.

Nigerians are not stupid.

We are tired.

We are angry.

And we are increasingly asking the most uncomfortable question of all:

At what point does government stop asking citizens to sacrifice and start sacrificing itself?

nairalanda1:
That N187 was made possible by massive printing of naira and borrowing.

Fact is, we did not remove subsidy in 2012, when we should have. The result was that government was forced to borrow to maintain the subsidy. And that created a massive debt, and also forced the Buhari government to raid the forex reserves...just to pay for the subsidy.

The result was the subsidy being removed to at least allow the government have some spending money, otherwise things would have really been bad.

Most African countries charge as high as NIgeria, most even higher. Only five african countries have some form of subsidy on fuel, and even those, (apart from Libya that can pay for subsides and refinery upkeep without breaking a sweat because they have a very small population)...maintain it at the expense of debt. If all African countries subsidsied fuel like we do, even the oil producers, they would have collapsed economically ages ago.

Choose your wickedness...removal of subsidy with harsh price increases but the chance of improved domestic refining and more jobs, and no more borrowing to fund subsidy, or maintianing subsidy with the borrowing it entails.

What you're implying here absolutely makes no sense.
Tell me one good thing average Nigerians have benefited or enjoyed since the removal of the fuel subsidy.

There's absolutely nothing wrong with fuel subsidy, most oil producing countries runs on fuel subsidy.

There's absolutely nothing wrong in borrowing, USA, China, UK etc are the biggest borrowers in the world.

All these senseless policies by this government is only making life more difficult for most Nigerians and it has to stop.