Politics › Re: America Honours Imam Abubakar Abdullahi Who Saved Over 200 Christians In Plateau by lastmessenger: 11:08am On Jul 19, 2019 |
Good. Let the idi.ots who like to kill innocent people learn that doing good pays. |
Politics › Re: Buhari's Supporters Are Unpatrotic, Hate Nigeria (photo) by lastmessenger: 9:16pm On Jul 18, 2019 |
These online urchins are never do wells. Go check them out they are jobless,hopeless, mentally deranged, lacked the ability to think on their own,thinks ethnic and religious affiliation to the President means they are successful and above other people.
I feel for most of them. These are product of years of continues brainwashing and programming by those who use them to do dirty jobs. Some of them are probably terrorist or adherent to terrorist idealogies.
In the end they gain nothing other than the ethnic and religious superiority they feel.
Their end will be like those whose actions and inactions of these government have led to their untimely death,those who has lost jobs,lost love ones to terrorist and those who continue to suffer under this government. |
Politics › Re: Ruga: Igbos Won’t Succumb To Arewa’s 30-day Ultimatum – IPOB by lastmessenger: 9:35pm On Jul 17, 2019 |
Bolustical: Who wants erosion ridden enclaves of five villages? why are you crying upandan because we told you we don't your useless ruga. Stupi...d almajiri |
Investment › Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by lastmessenger: 9:24pm On Jul 17, 2019 |
enque: if so, then it should go through na. Maybe you should contact them to know what's up Tomorrow I will see if they will debit |
Politics › Re: Ruga: Igbos Won’t Succumb To Arewa’s 30-day Ultimatum – IPOB by lastmessenger: 9:23pm On Jul 17, 2019 |
Bolustical: Everyone is giving ultimatums, IPOB too dey give 
All their leaders do is to chest beat and chicken out when the die is cast, leaving their followers to face the wrath of the law.
Like Ojukwu, like Kanu. Bloody cowards! after your online rant you cannot take an inch of land in Igbo land. Why are you so pained ? |
Politics › Re: Ruga: Igbos Won’t Succumb To Arewa’s 30-day Ultimatum – IPOB by lastmessenger: 9:22pm On Jul 17, 2019 |
Land is very expensive in Igbo land. So they should just forget the ruga and go ruga in sambisa for all they care |
Investment › Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by lastmessenger: 9:18pm On Jul 17, 2019 |
enque: for what tenor? 364 days |
Investment › Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by lastmessenger: 9:16pm On Jul 17, 2019 |
I bided 10.5% with Fidelity and have not been debited till this moment. Does it mean my bid failed ? |
Politics › Re: Change My Mind: The Larger Population Of Nigerians Are Extremely Ignorant. by lastmessenger: 5:18pm On Jul 17, 2019 |
Its so pathetic to see a few guys remote control millions of people from the comfort of their bedroom to their own advantage. Have you ever wondered if it rocket science for Nigeria to have 247 electricity. Indeed its not rocket science. The problem is that we are not just serious people. Some people will mention corruption as the cause of the continues steady darkness in Nigeria yet those who fight corruption cannot pronounce death penalty on corrupt individuals. How can we fight corruption when those who are corrupt are walking our streets like any other person?
Let me comment a little about security in Nigeria. The reason why there is insecurity is because those whose life are endangered are hapless in confronting their adversaries. Yet many Nigerians think that state and community police is not good and should not be implemented. How can you have security when those who are to secure you do not feel the treats you face daily.
Nigerians are not ready to make the country move forward. We have a lot of ignorant people around SNF this has really incapacitated the few wise.men |
Politics › Re: Governor Ayodele Fayose....i Apologize by lastmessenger: 8:09pm On Jul 16, 2019 |
buharitill2023: has their nonsense boldness remove buhari till 2023. I'm just ashamed for the idiotic pigs of bia fra. How can Idiotic pigs be worshipping foolish people from south West region I thought the pig master from Sudan sitting in aso rock is your alpha and omega. Why has he not arrested them for all the things they have said to your sudan pig master. Is your pig master also afraid of ffk and ayo fayose who are ordinary civilians. |
Politics › Re: Between Imn’s Rabidity And A Thickening Plot by lastmessenger: 7:59pm On Jul 16, 2019 |
aguele: By Anthony Kolawole
There is an image that the promoters of the Islamic Movement in Nigeria (IMN) want people to have about the Shiite group. It is image of a docile group that continues to maintain civility even in the face of provocations, a collection of religious devout who only hold hands and chant prayers as their mode of protest. The pictures and videos they are ever willing to share and promote online are the ones in which IMN members are on the receiving end of the supposed brutality of law enforcement agencies, oftentimes these are images of wounded members or those fleeing from teargas. An objective flip of the channel will however reveal an IMN that is so militarized that the Kaduna state government, following a Judicial Commission of Inquiry, issued a White Paper that outlawed the group. Part of the reason for the ban was that IMN was found to be a militarized extremist group, whose members were not only armed but also dangerously radicalized. With the ban came the realization for IMN that it can no longer freely operate in Kaduna state since there is a framework under which its activities are effectively criminalized. Compelled to relocate its activities to a more tolerant Federal Capital Territory (FCT), Nigerians are now able to fully appreciate the full extent of harassment and intimidation that the people of Zaria and environs in Kaduna state had to endure at the hands of these fanatics before their reign of intimidation was cut short. But that realization might have come too late as the extremist members of the group now have the nation’s capital in their rabid grip. Dislodging them from Abuja is proving difficult. First, they have in the course of the past three years infiltrated the satellite towns of the FCT and set up cells that they easily activate for their so called protest for the release of their leader, Mr Ibrahim ElZakyzaky, who is standing trial for treason before a court in Kaduna. It should be noted that they refused to protest in Kaduna, where their leader is on trial but rather preferred to punish the inhabitants of Abuja. Considering that IMN has only so far activated its brigades assigned to protests, we should all be afraid of when its actual militants wings, already ensconced in the satellite towns, are activated. Secondly, IMN enjoys some misplaced sympathies from Nigerians who are not necessarily supporters of the group but who end up sympathizing with them while castigating the authorities for the wrong reasons. Among these are those who do not fully appreciate the risk posed by IMN members to the society – these ones see the issue purely from a misplaced human rights perspective, they want IMN members to be accorded liberties they deny other Nigerians. The other sympathizers are those who, for political reasons, find it expedient to demonize the government of President Muhammadu Buhari and the Armed Forces of Nigeria, with the Nigerian Police Force, simply because it fits into their own larger agenda. The mix of these two categories of sympathizers is catalyzed by the die-hard campaigners of the IMN – ranging from paid activist lawyers to erstwhile journalists and columnists that have switched alliance to become part of terrorists. There is a thickening of the support from those sympathizing with IMN for political reasons. They have seen that Nigerians have come to disregard the group’s provocative protests that consist of denying Nigerians right of way, vandalizing cars and property along their protest routes, launching projectiles against security personnel, defacing public property and just about any other criminal thing that can be done in the course of protests. The images that the IMN propaganda machine shares from these confrontations usually omit IMN militants throwing back teargas canisters at policemen, they edit out the members hurling stones and sticks and the IMN camera somehow always miss its members dressed in military fatigues and camouflage, with some influence peddling such pictures also do not make it into the publications that are tolerant of the IMN nuisance. But the recent attack on the National Assembly by IMN militants during which shots were fired and some policemen sustained gunshot wounds, others were stabbed or clubbed, is a wakeup call to the growing rabidity of IMN extremists. It does not matter whether its members came with the weapons they used or snatched the ones with the policemen, the warning light is blink red and rapidly. An outlawed organization that attacked two critical institutions in a democracy – the parliament and police – has crossed the Rubicon. The only outrage left for the group is to launch full scale terrorist attacks on key national institutions. It is critical to at this stage interrogate what emboldened IMN militants to attack the National Assembly without the fear of repercussions. An immediate answer is to be found in the violence that has spread across the country. The spate of kidnappings, banditry and terrorism (in the north-east) have stretched the military and police thin. The start of IMN’s terrorism will open a new front that will further burden law enforcement and the military, which will certainly give IMN an upper hand. Interestingly, the spate of kidnappings, banditry, and other forms of violence besetting the country are not unconnected with IMN’s growing rabidity. It is has been revealed that the massive attacks and killings that have taken hold of the country after the general elections are meant to culminate in political instability, which the opposition has reportedly engaged the IMN to precipitate, hence its decision to invade the National Assembly and make that arm of government unable to function afterwards. A desperate opposition found in the IMN a willing vehicle for achieving the destabilization of Nigeria and some citizens that are no wiser are cheering them on. Between the IMN and the opposition, the conspiracy to destroy Nigeria’s democracy is thickening. When democracies fail, the first casualty is often if not always the parliament – the executive arm will survive and judiciary will exist as a tribunal of sort. The burden is on the members of the National Assembly to shake off their present lethargic silence especially since it was their institution that was targeted by the extremists. They should collectively, as an institution, demand an end to IMN’s menace while uniting across party lines to call the opposition to order and ask that it stops using the Shiite group as a prop.
Kolawole PhD, a University lecturer wrote from Keffi, Nasarawa State. I'm sorry to say this but I must say it anyway. Your PhD is fake.you are a disgrace to PhD holders. |
Politics › Re: Governor Ayodele Fayose....i Apologize by lastmessenger: 7:56pm On Jul 16, 2019 |
Femi fani kayode, Ayodele fayose,olusegun obasanjo are the bravest Yoruba's Alive. These are men who can look at the terrorist in aso rock and tell him the truth without fear. |
Politics › Re: Nobody Can Defeat Fulanis In War – Former Vc Abu by lastmessenger: 6:33pm On Jul 16, 2019 |
See them making useless mouth. Remove the army and police and let's do it and see if you skinnny looking cow rearers can stand. |
Politics › Re: Stop Defending Fulani Herdsmen – Ohanaeze Tells Presidency by lastmessenger: 5:52pm On Jul 15, 2019 |
Basher8583: That's why you are at the bottom of the food chain what difference does it make? We all buy from the same market. |
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Department Of Petroleum Resources - 2016 Graduate Trainee &experienced Hire Job by lastmessenger: 12:02pm On Jul 15, 2019 |
Ojb555666: I will advice all unemployed people here to seek for other opportunities elsewhere, if there is any other batch anywhere and you get called, good. As for me, I left naija for Dubai since last year even while still hoping I get called. Just get yourself something doing no matter how little. No opportunity for unconnected in Nigeria of today. Of all the places to travel na Dubai you see? Nna tell us what you are doing there |
Politics › Re: Check Out This Shocking Revelation From Hausa Men On Super Eagles Before The Mat by lastmessenger: 11:39am On Jul 15, 2019 |
horsepower101: Only some Igbo fools believe in one Nigeria and invest their money carelessly everywhere. my dear with the recent happenings in Nigeria I can't buy an inch of land or do a single drop of investment outside Igbo land. I can't even live outside Igbo land if I must live outside Igbo land I will be looking at leaving Nigeria. |
Politics › Re: Genocide By Islamic Terror Groups In Nigeria, Evident- US Newspaper Raises Alarm by lastmessenger: 11:24am On Jul 15, 2019 |
When you see a known terrorist group and ignore them and turn around to label peaceful people a terrorist organization the result is what we have today in Nigeria.
The time has come for the security of the people to be committed into the hands of the people in the local communities. We can no longer continue to wait for orders from an air conditioned room before the security of our people are guaranteed. The Nigeria security apparatus are know to be collaborating with these terrorist. The Nigeria security apparatus have been infested and compromised by men and women who have terrorist ideologies. We must act now to stop the impending doom.
The time to ask and demand for state and community police by the local people is now. Its not possible and it does not make sense that foreigners who come from other states can guarantee security to the local people. We must act now before things get out of hand. |
Crime › Re: Herdsmen Stab 49-Year-Old Farmer To Death In Ogun - Vanguard by lastmessenger: 9:29am On Jul 15, 2019 |
Nobody is talking about state police and community police. Southerners are very stupid |
Crime › Re: Herdsmen Stab 49-Year-Old Farmer To Death In Ogun - Vanguard by lastmessenger: 9:27am On Jul 15, 2019 |
Where are the cows?-- Tinubu
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Education › Re: The Disadvantages Of Sending Your Children To Boarding Schools by lastmessenger: 8:45am On Jul 15, 2019 |
Even if the advantage full book none of my child will go to a boarding school. You go to school, come back and sit your ass down in the house. My children must be raised like proper children |
Health › Re: Over 1million Get Sexually Transmitted Infections Daily –WHO by lastmessenger: 8:25am On Jul 15, 2019 |
aaronson: The worst part is many Nigeria hospitals don't have the right machine to test for the right disease. It's only in Nigeria, Doctors would be guessing and second guessing diagnosis from your symptoms forget that many different diseases has similar symptoms.
Hate this Nigeria system man. The thing taya me o. I have been to hospitals on many occasions only to be given drugs and injections after explaining my symptoms and I will be like why can't they just carry out test so that we can establish the necessary cause of the discomfort. |
Politics › Re: The Coward Of Bourdillion Has Done It Again by lastmessenger: 6:55am On Jul 15, 2019 |
Success1020: I wrote that Yorubas no matter how educated or exposed they are, if you are patient with them, the afonja in them will come out. 99%of them are like this...it's all about Igbo. When I saw him used Evans in his statement to defend his Fulani master, men I was done with Yorubas. Most of them reason like this, if you imagine a whole Tinubu said the same thing sick Adeyinka Grandson said, then what else do you need to know about them?
This Evans case was hyped by Yorubas to use it in situations like this to paint Igbos black. Is Evans' case worst than the daily head/skull mining and killings across Yorubaland, that the IG of Police has a travel restriction and warning in many towns in SW? Who are these people fooling? my own question is this. Yes we are agree Evans is not Fulani and in fact Evans is Igbo but the same Evans is in police custody being tried for the atrocities he committed against Nigerians but the Fulani's he is trying to defend are all walking up and down in every forest in Nigeria and killing people and rapping women,yet none has been arrested and tried in court. The few ones they have caught are released by the police without trial. |
Politics › Re: Stop Defending Fulani Herdsmen – Ohanaeze Tells Presidency by lastmessenger: 5:55pm On Jul 14, 2019 |
profjustine458: Another imbecilic group has just spoken because they spoke the truth. You peoples nightmare is the ability of the Igbo people to say things the way it is without being selective with words. We are not known to be politically correct. |
Politics › Re: The Crime Of The Igbo's By Akubueze by lastmessenger: 4:36pm On Jul 14, 2019 |
PoliteActivist: It is exactly in buying and selling that monopoly can thrive. But you r making my point. If u say Igbos r superior it means something has to be done to level the playing field as is done in politics and public jobs - each region is assigned a quota - to reflect national character. Trading cannot be the only exception. Quota system for trading abi ? Good luck in advance. |
Politics › Re: Bola Tinubu Arrives Fasoranti's Home On A Condolence Visit by lastmessenger: 2:27pm On Jul 14, 2019 |
Cherrybae: I guess ipobs will keep quiet now. They have been crying more than the bereaved and beating the drums of war.
The truth of the gruesome murder must surely come out.
Ipobs are a big suspect as guilty conscience have been killing them. Igbo's are better than you and your people. |
Politics › Re: Ekiti Set To Return Schools To Missions by lastmessenger: 2:23pm On Jul 14, 2019 |
Unik3030: your fingers are faster than your brain that's y u find it hard to think about d prons and cons b4 screaming Yoruba muslims. u people are trying to create division where there is none, the earlier the better u face south east n your useless governors cos no sane Yoruba man will subscribe to the Yoruba Muslim bullshit except the yanmiris who have first Class n third class citizen n also osus but there are Yoruba Muslims na |
Politics › Re: British Man Exposes Fulani Conquest by lastmessenger: 2:19pm On Jul 14, 2019 |
Gisborne6: Instead of Nigerians to protest nd remove dat poultry from aso rock na coza dem prioritize Dont mind the idi..ots from the southern Nigeria. Very lily livered set of human beings. They are so afraid to die and can become a slave to illiterates just so that they can be spared to live. |
Politics › Re: British Man Exposes Fulani Conquest by lastmessenger: 2:13pm On Jul 14, 2019 |
sulasa07: Did I tell you I'm in support of Fulani,you mentioned those country, I gave the reason they don't have peace anymore.In case you didn't know,b4 the invasion,no one cared about Shariah law in Afghanistan and they had a Christian President OK continue. |
Politics › Re: The Crime Of The Igbo's By Akubueze by lastmessenger: 2:12pm On Jul 14, 2019 |
PoliteActivist: Don't u know that people like Google, Amazon, and Dangote can easily run competitors out of business? my dear Igbo's are traders. There is no monopoly in trading(buying and selling). It's this northern entitlement mentality that has brought the country to its sorry state.i mean you guys are not disciplined enough to trade.Go and compete with Igbo's in your state before thinking of coming to Igbo land to own shops. Besides how may of you wants to stay in Igbo land. Is our land not the one you refers to as erosion ravished land. |
Politics › Re: British Man Exposes Fulani Conquest by lastmessenger: 1:35pm On Jul 14, 2019 |
sulasa07: Who invaded Iraq,Afghanistan,Libya,Syria,Yemen,Gave the Palestinian land to Israel, and is trying to invade Iran as we speak.Its none other than the Hypocritical USA All this nation invaded have gone from good or bad to most worsen situation.I watched BBC yesterday on YouTube, a man crying he wished they could bring back Saddam Hussein,he said they believed the US would bring them comfort,rather destroyed their situation completely. and then for what united states did, the Fulani's should be allowed in their conquest under the watch of Buhari? Just get ready because in the war you people are looking for their will be collateral damage on both sides. |
Politics › Re: British Man Exposes Fulani Conquest by lastmessenger: 1:33pm On Jul 14, 2019 |
Everybody should get ready. We would fight till our last blood. Army should get ready to defend their dead country because the way it is going only the Muslim military men will fight to retain Nigeria while the Christian military men will be fighting to defend their father's land against jihadist invaders. |
Politics › Re: Insecurity: I ‘ll Continue To Prioritise Military Training – Buhari by lastmessenger: 1:23pm On Jul 14, 2019 |
Unik3030: we know some people's prayer is for Nigeria to break up n God will put them to shame. they want buharis government to b ungovernable cos he booted out their looting machine so they never see anything good in him, at this point they can go to hell n burn to blazes. we know them n their tribe, God will put them to shame for sure so you don't want Nigeria to break up with the way the country is being run by the Dundee president? You must be high on tramadol |