₦airaland Forum

ElSudani:
The system was not allowed to mature before it was thwarted.
Yet, these were the golden years of Nigeria as a nation.
Go back to regionalism. What we have right now will never work, not in 100 years.

I couldn’t have stated it better. They won’t want regionalism because the people will easily see them for what they are. Wicked people!

I can read; so I agree with you 100%. I see the way they look at us …😊

Hmmmm

Saner clime

Jimmur:
The man for pretend small na. At least to respect him wife.

Hunger Is tearing my tummy. I appeal to you for help pls. I can't bear this any longer. It's excruciating. Pls help a brother.

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A human being died…one you have once being with! There shouldn’t be pretense in showing sympathy. It just speaks volumes of how women regard themselves, and the kind of wife he has.

ElSudani:
So much ignorance. When you finally japa to the Eldorado you've been dreaming about you will see how important your credit score is.

Hmmmm…he doesn’t know better!😊

The highest I’d pay for any meat is 20k😊

Easier to say as he is not holding any position! They are all the same. Quote me daily, twice on Thursdays.😊

Nice read!

Orlu13:
As a man, I won't do this...I will just move on....I don't know why ppl take relationship serious

I wouldn’t have a second to waste on her case if I discovered such. To what end now is this…he could as well send the pictures to her and her friends without spending a dime more.😊

tiswell:
you are not wise at all

I know you’re not.

God bless that boy. It’s very wicked to abandon a child and come back after someone else made him survive! Imagine if he had died at two when abandoned, what would he have returned to?

It would take only Jesus to stop me from planking his left leg if such a useless man comes to claim me.

The blood of Jesus was shed for the final atonement of our sins. No need to suffer looking for ram to slaughter. Just accept Jesus and be saved!😁

I see😊

oyera:
God bless you brother

Amen bro

I wonder how a man will come to this world and pass away because of his privates…may God deliver us!

He can’t possibly remember all😁

He is even calling the guy my brother…he will live long!

Kukutente23:
So being president is based on how you insult or not insult others. Tinubu called OBJ expired milk in 2019. How did he become president?

I didn’t know I was talking to an obidient; such empathy is rare with them. Please forgive my ignorance.

Juxtapose this with Sowore’s response and you’d see why the latter will hardly be president!

Albuquerque… Alexander Mahone of Prison Break comes to mind😁

EmperorCaesar:
As a former CBN Gov, He knows best and I'm sure PBAT share same ideology too

They wouldnt approve what State Gov would struggle to pay in the long run

If you disagree with this, just remember than you arent smarter than Soludo

Seun made the same submission on Twitter, and cursed his lineage😊

That’s women for you. She’s the one that packed out; she’s still the one complaining! Today, I missed him; tomorrow, he keeps malice!😁 Nawao.

She just lacks sense. Certificates are the property of the Universities that issued them. One of my Professors made this fact abundantly clear. It is but a testament that they found you worthy in character and in learning; and you can be found unworthy of those virtues in future, in which case, they withdraw the testimony!😊

The latter part of the video actually made me pity her. It’s a testament that women are but children in adult bodies. It’s the same reaction you’d get from a 12 year old.

Please protect every lady you love from themselves…they can easily hurt themselves without knowing. 😊

UK men would have benefited from this counsel: “Don’t sharpen a spear that does not belong to you, because one day, it might be used on you!”😊

Nice don’ts 😁

Fela Durotoye

I don’t know of one. But I think in such places, your priority should be safety, not cost.

tolastikha:
As we celebrate Democracy Day, it's a moment for reflection and a call to action. Mr. President, Nigeria is going through a lot. Our nation's indebtedness is at alarming levels, and the economic growth rates are causing sleepless nights for many citizens. In these trying times, Nigerians are watching closely, aware of discussions about changing our national symbols – our flag, logo, or even our map. However, let me remind you, Mr. President, that such efforts would be superficial and fail to address the root issues we face.

Here are two bold options for your consideration:

1. Rebrand the Nation:
Mr. President, you could take the unprecedented step of announcing that the name "Nigeria" ceases to exist. By giving our country a new name, we could potentially reset our national identity and obligations. In this strategy, all debts attributed to Nigeria would become null and void, as the entity responsible for these debts would no longer exist. This drastic measure might provide a fresh start, free from the heavy burden of our current liabilities.

2. Seek Divine Intervention:
Alternatively, you could convene a council of spiritual leaders. Invite three pastors, three imams, and three babalawos, giving them a seven-day ultimatum to devise solutions to Nigeria's problems. This approach might sound unconventional, but we've seen community heads employing such measures successfully in traditional settings. Trust in the wisdom and guidance of these seers could lead to actionable insights, grounded in the spiritual and cultural fabric of our society.

Mr. President, a good leader is one who provides effective solutions to pressing problems. The types of leadership we've had in the past have failed to deliver the change we need. It's time to take the bull by the horns and steer our nation out of this quagmire. Nigerians are suffering from hunger and economic hardship. Salary increments are not the solution we seek. We need a genuine, lasting solution that addresses the core issues once and for all.

As we observe Democracy Day, let this be a turning point for our beloved country. Bold and innovative leadership can guide us towards a brighter future. Nigerians are ready for change, and we look to you to lead the way.

Tola O. Ajimisogbe is a Postgraduate Student of Strategic Management at the Nnamdi Azikiwe University, Awka, Anambra State.

If it were a country of just 1 million people, your suggestions may work. Nigeria is too complex for its own good.

The blood of Jesus has atoned for this suffering already! This is just a self-inflicted mental torture. Try Jesus today and you wouldn’t need to murder rams. 😊

doggedfighter:
I don't tire posture 😄

Exactly!