₦airaland Forum

chowlade:
but u people can come to yoruba and commit crime abi?

Which people? You better get your senses right. I am Yoruba.

Did he also count the ones we have eaten or he left them out?

Some ethnic group are so low that they praise and admire criminality.

OboOlora:
Ok Chinedu

LMAO. Is that what I think? Is "obo olora" Yoruba? Does it mean what I'm thinking?

adimsmt:
So why are you all against the agitation?

...and who exactly is against it? I can't wait for you to be gone. Last time in 1967, your mistake was attempting to venture into Yoruba land. Don't repeat that mistake and you can have your Biafra. If you want it go for it.

OboOlora:
Knew it can never be Hausa or Yoruba.

What manner of Yoruba man will go to Igbo land to commit a crime?

KINGinVALHALA3:
Sometimes I feels democracy breeds corruption.
The atrocities these people committed deserve nothing less than a military court where the guilty are sentenced to death by hanging, stoning or firing squad.


John 11:35
Jesus Wept!
not for the sins of the Jews but the sins of some of our fathers and mothers.

So Babangida regime was democratic? The most corrupt and despotic regimes ever have always been military. Besides the military laid the ground for what we are experiencing now. These thieves are just following the laid down examples.

You can write a test for "R" and "L" factors too while you are at it. Also test for the "A" factor; you know some people tend to pronounce words like "name" like "nem".

Now, is this the kind of country you want to live in? Start doing something about it. We have to take put lives back from these monkeys.

For the National Conference not to be a waste, implement the recommendations. Governance should be a continuum.

What is the use of having people like this man when they get ruled by thieves and their destiny (and that of their children) controlled by vagabonds? It might be too late for him at his age (even though Buhari is 73) but people like him should push for public office! Fight these vagabonds physically if necessary.

I'm confused. I thought he was Libyan?

You mean 1 year don reach? It seemed like he was just sworn in January.

mmsen:
Fiscal federalism...blah blah blah
P.S.
Lagos is not the only state in the south west and is probably the on with the lowest proportion of Yorubas. To claim that attacking public policy is to attack an ethno-linguistic group is retarded.

You fvcking m0r0n, you want people you call slaves to buy from Innoson? Why don't you leave them to continue in their slavery eh?

I'm glad you used the operative word "probably" in your other assertion. Whenever I see that word, my mind translates it to "I don't know and probably should keep quiet".

Ajibel:
Na wa ooo. What is with the obsession with Innoson

Every thread that involves Lagos commissioning something related to transportation must have Innoson dragged into it. Why?

I wonder o!

mmsen:
That is how you build a nation, infrastructure and commerce by patronizing those products within your own nation.

It is the limited thinking shown by people like you that has caused Nigeria to waste FOREX on imported trash.

These vehicles that Lagos state imported are low quality and yet probably more expensive than that made by Innoson.

Oh, now you speak of nation building.

This is a quote from you:

mmsen:
Will Lagos state now develop a spine and agitate for fiscal federalism or will they keep cowering to their slave masters?

The same man who speaks derogatively of Lagos (Yorubas) is now speaking of nation building and Lagos buying from Innoson. You better mind yours...

mmsen:
Is Lagos no longer a part of Nigeria? Does Innoson not maufacture in Nigeria?

...and what does that have to do with patronizing Innoson? Did Lagos tell you they have a policy to only buy "made in Nigeria"? Abi Lagos is indebted to Innoson or doesn't have a choice?

mmsen:
Looks like cheap, poorly made Indian rubbish.

They couldn't buy Innoson vehicles?

...and why should Lagos buy from Innoson? Do they have plants in Lagos? What is Lagos benefiting from Innoson?

My condolences. Unfortunately, if you need to get a transcript of his Facebook posts you will have to contact The Nigeria Police (who will likely have to go through Interpol to get the data from Facebook).

Oh really? Speak to your senators nah. Who are you telling?

Observant:
He is not mad, he is stating the obvious backed by the constitution of the Federal republic of Nigeria.

Really? The constitution allows you to roam with cattle? Who is the custodian of state land by the way?

logica:
Aha, how about the herders go test this in court? I already see the operative phrase that guarantees a win for Ekiti State though: "movable goods". If your goods are not in a truck and have to walk on roads constituting a nuisance to motorists and even causing accidents then we have a case of public disturbance. This means the herders are roaming with "goods" that may cause harm to the public similar to those m0r0ns who roam with hyenas and baboons. This is the same law that allows Lagos (and any state) to arrest and "deport" those deemed to constitute a nuisance to the state.

EddyNumerouno:
The constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria guarantees freedom of movement of persons and movable goods to any part of the country, so Mr Fayose will have to find another way to solve this madness

Aha, how about the herders go test this in court? I already see the operative phrase that guarantees a win for Ekiti State though: "movable goods". If your goods are not in a truck and have to walk on roads constituting a nuisance to motorists and even causing accidents then we have a case of public disturbance. This means the herders are roaming with "goods" that may cause harm to the public similar to those m0r0ns who roam with hyenas and baboons. This is the same law that allows Lagos (and any state) to arrest and "deport" those deemed to constitute a nuisance to the state.

Countryman1:
Please, when cow meat becomes expensive in Ekiti

...and beef is a necessity? Chicken boku, fish boku and these are even healthier than beef (beef is red meat, chicken and fish are white meat). Thanks for the "concern" though.

blackpanda:
Your comment is neither here nor there. I dont get u. But with regards to the weapns, when u give a hunter millions and tell him he is free to murder then u have handed something worse than Ak47. Dont be surprised to be at the short end of their gun one day. This has happened over and over againm..in jos, with opc, with bakassi...eventually the hunters will turn against citizens and become lords unto themselves. thenthose of u supporting will start begging fg to come to ur aid.

I don't think you are Yoruba so you will not understand. From days of old, hunters in Yoruba land were also the Special Forces Police and Army rolled in one. They know their duty and don't mess around. If you read the article well, you will see that Fayose commissioned them to attack only those who attacked the community; and not to go around attacking every random Fulani they see. The instruction is quite clear enough. Once again, go read about Agbekoya before you respond to me any further. Our hunters can NEVER become despots despite possessing guns because they are gentlemen; otherwise you would have been hearing of many cases of hunters committing armed robbery before now.

bonetalk:
on handling of those donated weapons

I am not sure I read anywhere in the article mentioning donated weapons.

blackpanda:
There is great difference between dane gun and ak47 and automatic rifles. And there is a greater difference when govt equips them and tells them its ok to kill other human beings!

What is this man talking about? Were the hunters provided with AK-47 rifles? It seems fear cannot allow you to think straight or you are just a rabble-rouser. And if you mean the hunters cannot handle the AK-47 wielding "Libyan" herdsmen because they own Dane guns, ask somebody about The Agbekoya vs Nigerian Army for schooling.

blackpanda:
Anytime govt arms private citizens with weapons...

To show you are not reasoning very well, the hunters are already armed (as should be expected). What do you think they hunt with; catapults? Did Fayose buy them weapons?

treatise:
That can never be true. When bigotry is mixed with ignorance, that's the kind of submission you get.

Do you have any proof or your response is just based on conjecture? I am looking for facts here.

Have u forgotten that when oil was discovered in Oloibiri, the then Premier of Eastern region never knew it will be in commercial quantity. The Western region contributed
$1 million for its exploration while the Northern region contributed $750,000 but the Eastern region didn't contribute a dime because they didn't even believe it was in commercial quantity. The refineries were jointly build from the proceeds from cocoa, groundnut and rubber.

How true is this?

These are the kind of "elite" Oyinbos want to impose on us. They won't like billionaires who would not come dash them free money. He's one of the reasons Boko Haram rose; yet they want the whole of Nigeria to be concerned. It's a Northern problem; they should deal with it. I don't know why money is even being allocated to fight Boko Haram when this Indimi cannot donate money for that cause.

These m0r0nic feminists sef. Firstly, even the Amina referred to the man as her husband. Secondly, the man himself was abducted and forcefully recruited into Boko Haram (he is as much a victim as Amina). Amina wanted him rescued. Was he supposed to have refused to marry her when his abductors asked Amina to marry him and risk being beheaded? Lastly wasn't Amina 19 when she was abducted?