₦airaland Forum

Ballmer:
Is that the way Igbo pass across their own messages with lies n deceit believing that other lack or have no knowledge of what happened right before us ?

nicerichard05:
lols, this got me lol, even my colleagues they reason why i dey laff.

buh the truth is that i knw they wouldnt but at least i jst wanna pass a msg and i hop this gets to FP for the whole world to see.we are the future of Nigeria and it is time we start acting right.

MayorofLagos:
[size=20pt]according to Sir Gregory his people, the Ibos have been living in Akure for 70 years.[/size]

However, I have tried to prevail on my colleagues to stop the use of Yoruba Language and revert to the use of the English during our Thursday sitting, though I have not moved a motion to that effect, I will soon do that because i dont think its proper to speak local language in the house.

The alleged conspiracy is a figment. It takes at least two people to make a conspiracy. There has been no substantive communication between Asiwaju and Saraki since the latter decided to foul the integrity of the Senate and the party. To be truthful, I don’t think Saraki would care to hear what Asiwaju would have to say to him. He would admonish the Senator to treat the nomination process with dispatch, justice, fairness, transparency, and most of all with the greatest patriotism. He would counsel Saraki to shelve his personal situation for the moment to concentrate on the people’s business.

The challenges before them are manifold and daunting. Those who want the best for Nigeria can only hope that these people succeed. The only intervention that Asiwaju Tinubu would make is one of encouragement. He would charge them to remain true to the progressive vision of the party and our President. None should allow themselves to be enticed to join league with those who would cast us back into the old mould of PDP governance: to Pilfer, Destroy and Pillage.

Shymm3x:
Erudite? - mollie the glutton, stop it. You and this guy are a disgrace to Yoruba people.

As soon as I saw meat - I knew you would be on here. Stop eating too much meat, it's unhealthy, mollie.

He added, “It is on record that not less than 10,000 heads of cattle are consumed in the South-West daily. Majority of the heads of cattle are brought in malnourished, having been made to walk hundreds of kilometres from the northern part of the country.
“Instead of issuing threats, the Yoruba leaders ought to have mobilised the South-West state governors to set up ranches and abattoirs for the production and distribution of meat in the region.”

Intelligence reports had revealed that some state governors, party leaders and political godfathers, whose nominees were dumped by the President for his preferred candidates, have begun to “unleash their goons in a well coordinated media campaigns and groups’ protests against Mr President’s choice of ministerial nominees”

A security source, who spoke on condition of anonymity, said, “What we learnt was that the gunmen came in an SUV, stopped close to the army post, walked majestically into the post, and dismantled the General Purpose Machine Gun.

warrior01:
[s]That means he failed as a governor as everything said to have been done by him didn't even last for 4 months. No institutions was built but only propaganda and now the chickens have come home to roast. Again, shame on the South West media propaganda and unnecessary hyping of a man whose so called legacies couldn't even last for 4 months after he left office[/s].

mykl01:
Including the Fulani murderers? Are you Seriuxxxx

Shymm3x:
[s]This glutton again. How about focus of eating meat and fantasising about Fulanis and stay off discourse meant for men?[/s]

sherrylo:
If its for Odua tokantokan den its fine but let no agbalagba osi Oni jekuje come and play PDP script for us oh.

Awa Yoruba gbon ju be lo!

kokoA:
why

In my days in the University of Ife, I was attending meetings with the late Chief Obafemi Awolowo and I’m very happy to say that I participated in the writing of the policy papers, which became the guiding light for UPN governments in their various states of the South West when eventually they came to power.
And in the House of Assembly where I was for four years at that time, I distinguished myself as the most active and most contentious legislator.

dekdek:
Be it men or women, what we want is results. That is what we should all clamour for. In the last dispensation when we had more women, it made the govt the most corrupt in our history. Just coincidental, it doesn't make all women corrupt.

PassingShot:
[size=15pt]Those saying they're disappointed never wanted PMB nor voted for him. So, we expect them to always be disappointed in whatever the president does. It's like expecting the Chief Wailer (Barcanista) or the Chief Abobaku (Chukwudi) to appreciate any action by the president. It will NEVER happen!

And anyone who actually wanted and voted for Buhari (change) must have sincerely had a reasonable expectation that those around him (Amaechi, Fashola, Lai Muhammed, Ogbonna Onu etc) would be made ministers. So, what is the disappointment in the list?

So, if you say you're disappointed, it's either you never voted for PMB or you didn't know what you were doing then. Which one? [/size]

millionboi:
Nigerian senates wil humble him beliv u me