₦airaland Forum

blackbriar:
The Military got fed up and backed the people of Bangladesh, OMG!!!?
The Militaary that gave an democratically elected government 30 mins to resign and flee the country.
Do you know the amount of lands the Bangladesh Military own in that country.
Land is gold in that country
Who is in power now in Bangladesh?

Errm i belive nigeria was under Military rule until under Sani Abacha.
Sani Abacha loot is still being discovered daily across the world.

So you are calling for a coup.

Most of you young folks are not informed.
Go and read up the Bangladesh development.

And, what do you mean Nigeria was under military rule until under Abacha? What sort of funny line is that?

blackbriar:
Yes .
Because the military also did a successful coup in Bangladesh

In Bangladesh, the Military who once supported the Wased family eventually got fed up with their excesses and backed the people.
In Nigeria, the question is: For how long will the Military continue to be fed by the corrupt few in power?
The day the Nigerian Military reevaluates their conscience; then that's the day a new Nigeria would possibly be in view

Forget this kain talk.

Nigerians don't have that kind of liver.
Everyone is scared of the military.

Curdlebug:
You are calling Psquare, grown up fools... you no get respect at all... these guys made my child hood with their dances and Michael Jackson stuff and even their music... money wise, they are a success and can never be broke... they are far from fools man... how do you think?

Yea. I respect it they made your childhood...and those of others with their act.
I don't know how old you are but, do you know when they started washing their dirty linen in public?

Our elders say, " When an old man stoops down to pick rice with kids, they will treat him like their mate."

The twins conduct, say from 2008 till date has shown discerning minds that they're far from mature.

I'm not saying they're not talented or successful or blessed. Those are on different parameters.

Achoghim:
Mind your business and let the man do his thing, he is a private citizen fgs. How are
you sure that he is not a family friend of the Okoyes, after all they are all from Anambra state, where Obi once held sway as the governor. You guys were asking if Psquare didn't have elders that can resolve their issues, now someone has stepped out to help, una dn dey foam for mouth cos it is the man you love to hate. Ndi uchu!

You don't get it. I'm a foremost Obi supporter but I think once a pig is fully grown, you can't redeem it from the allure of the pig sty.
These Square men are grown up fools.
A seasoned politician worth his salt; aspiring to lead a nation shouldn't waste his time with fools.
That says a lot about his sense of judgment.

Peter Obi has shown he's not busy at all.
I used to support him but atimes I question his value system and the sort of things he grants audience to.

This is one of them.

Any neuro-typical young man knows that these two men called Peter and Paul and half educated fools.
How many times will they fight and make up?
Their late Mom couldn't reconcile them, their village heads couldn't, their producers couldn't, the whole of the Nigerian youth wept and tried and also failed...time and time again that the fought.

And, Peter Obi wasn't paying attention through the years?

I really think Peter Obi isn't busy.

Skull miners land.

That box? I never liked it. Even if it's empty, carrying it by yourself na serious punishment.

caye:
Pls, why do you say that?
Note: if I take Indomie 2 times , I will end up sick.

Indomie is not healthy. It's fat content is abhorentlly too high, way too high than that declared on its packet.
Besides that, its laced with certain cancer causing agents which acts as preservatives.

I wish dem for kukuma steal all Indomie comot from Nigeria. That food is very unhealthy.

Did anyone observe her crayfish Waka as she dey comot?

Abuja drama is always laughable.

You can't have a soft copy problem during hard times.

So, check your HARD drive.

EponObi:
See how Baba Iyabo dey talk like say the rot and mess we are experiencing today didn't start with him.

He's talking about Nigeria putting all her eggs in one basket. Lol. What did he do to diversify our economy as a military head of state and the first and a two-term president after 1999? The man even pushed a third term agenda.

Didn't everyone of them since 1960 abandoned agriculture and chased after oil money?

"I believe we made a very, very deadly mistake" - No sir, I believe YOU made a very, very deadly mistake.

When you invited Shell and they told you about the corruption ruining our refineries, sir, what did you do with the power given to you by the people to crush the cabal and rot in our oil industry? You were president for 8 years, what did you do to put the interest of the people as priority? What efforts did you make to change the trajectory of the NNPC for the benefit of the common Nigerians?

OBJ is saying shit, with all due respect. This is the person some idiots are rallying around because the man they hate so much became president.

Tinubu's bad policies implementions aside, at least for the first time since 1960, we have a brave president who has the political will, muscle, and clout to repurpose our economy. And if the APC had allowed the GEJ the weakling remove the subsidy in 2011, we would have moved past this pain.

There's no going back from here, inshallah. The economy must be rejigged, no matter how pain and strenuous tbe process may be. History will remember Tinubu for not taking the easy route of padding our economy.

Don't mind him. Throughout his 8yrs, he was busy playing party politics. Chasing who's not chasing him and forming tin god.

I really fancied Amuneke's style in his youth.
Dude played with all his heart in every match and it shone through.

God1000:
This is the result of bad governance, I hope our president will learn from this and do the right thing.

All I see in Nigeria today from politicians is complete lack of respect for the people, pervasive corruption and arrogance among the political class.

No single progress Since 1960, are we cursed or what


I don't support military takeover in Nigeria, I also don't support violent protest and looting, protesters should be peaceful while expressing their grievances

Nigeria is not cursed at all. Its people lack balls and the military is completely compromised.

And the tribe difference doesn't help matters.

That's the truth of our present day's reality.

Brendaniel:
NAMES OF THE TRIBES SPONSORING THE PROTEST:


1. Hunger
2. Inflation
3. Fuel pump price
4. Minimum wage
5. Power or no light
6. Bad roads
7. Budget padding
8. INEC rigging of election with impunity
9. Highest cost of governance
10. Highest bidder appointments
11. Excessive borrowings for looting
12. Crude oil theft
13. Dysfuntional functional refineries
14. Excess electricity & erretic tariffs
15. Excessive bank charges
16. Resource control
17. 1999 constitution
18. Need for restructuring restructuring
19. Consumption instead of production
20. Arable farmland without subsidized mechanized farming equipment
21. Breakdown of law and order
22. Injustices at the courts
23. Failed civil service system
24. Non functional educational system
25. Japa syndrome
26. Corruption
27. Unaccountability of public office holders
28. Poor road networks
29. Worst housing program
30. Non real estate funding
31. Interest rates for entrepreneurs
32. Devastating economic policies
33. Looting and lootocracy
34. Growing division amongst ethnic groups
35. Naira devaluation
36. Poverty
37. Non support for local manufacturers and local contents
38. Highest import duties ever
39. Underfunded army and police
40. Salaries and pension delays

You missed the salary structure of those in leadership positions in Nigeria presently.

Chochovini:
It‘s obvious SOME Nigerians are not yet tired of sufferings.

That's not the case.

Some organizations and bodies have been bought.

That's always been the problem.

They think leadership is about making daily speeches and pronouncements bereft of depth and goodwill.

You see them squeezing face and talking and frowning as if it's product of deep thought.

When will this stop?

Focus of real, proper development. Let's even forget eternal building of roads and bridges.

How about human lives?
Is it not possible for him to say, "let's try and create a welfare scheme that caters to widows or poor farmers in our rural areas?"

With our deep oil treasury, is that too hard to implement?

First of all, it's not a protest by any sense of the word.

You don't announce a protest or even make its date known to the govt.

Any serious minded person can never take Nigeria or Nigerians serious.

Protest is not something you announce. It's something that's supposed to be organized in secret, manifesting spontaneously.

Once these elements are absent, it becomes a mockery of what it's supposed to be.

God1000:
Coming from a convicted felon, a white supremacist and divider in chief, a man with so many scandals, he should keep quiet.



He was impeached twice by the house of representatives while in office for his numerous wrongdoings

Kamala Harris will defeat him, you people should mark my words today

How much do you know about American politics?

Kamala stands no chance. Infact, no democrat nominee can stop Trump at the momentum he's on now.
The American voters are moved by certain variables:
The Economy, Policy, immigration, Racism, and on and on.
Moreso, the owners of the land are not ready for a woman President.
Trump embodies the values of what's dear to the heart of the white masters of the land as it stands today : America first, limited aid to lackeys at war abroad, shut the border, restrict visa issuance etc
Whites know how to unite across party lines when their collective comfort is threatened.

I never liked Cabin biscuit for anything.
Parents had this habit of bringing them on visits to their children in the dormitories.
I remember being with one of my friends when his parents came around to visit; they pulled out a pack of Cabin biscuits with excitement, gave some to my friend and offered me some with their hands outstretched.
I just kept looking at them with no flash of excitement.
I just didn't like that biscuit.
I believe they remarked me as odd but I was just too real with my feelings as a child.

kYjelly2:
They will say cultists ruined UAE but the king of cultism, Wole Soyinka is celebrated.

Some Nigerians live their chains sha.

A man that supported those who have ruined the economy and founded cultism is the one they worship.

I don’t know why some Nigerians despise good men, but instead, extol and elevate criminals.

Long years of military rule has conditioned Nigerians to see a good man as weak and a bad man as strong.

And naturally, people gravitate towards the bad man in matters of leadership. And, that's because people love to be flogged to do what's right.

Quodseverismete:
What is the nutritional value of snake

VITAMIN S.

Erectile dysfunction can be symptomatic of various underlying issues.
In young folks, it's mostly an early warning sign of looming BP, high sugar level, cardiovascular issues, low testosterone, high cholesterol etc.

First of all, go to the doctor and run a complete test.

On my own, I'd advise you cut off all fatty diet.
Start jogging, at least 4 times in the week. (25mins) on each outing.
Sleep good. Take cold shower always.
Drink lots of water.

In 4 months, you should feel a change.

Best of luck

That's how she will smoke your bank account away.

membranus:
Is this true or your imagination gone wild?

It happened in 2006.

PM News evening newspaper carried the story then.
Even after my experience, few other men had same encounters during that time...and in that Ogba/Omole axis.
I seldom talk about it because it reignites that long suppressed trauma which I can't wish on anybody.

Things like this, as unnatural and unbelievable as they seem can hold a trace of truth.

Remember: The other world exists. Your belief or unbelief cannot will it off existence.

I used to hold great doubts in matters that pertained to the supernatural until sometime towards the end of 2006 when I had a similar encounter...

It went thus: I was much younger. New in a job and cruising home in my second car towards late evening.
This happened around Ogba in Lagos and I remember the wind was wild with approaching rainfall and folks walked in haste towards varied destinations.
And there I saw her, standing in front of Zenith Bank, making motions to stop a bike or car but none stopped.

I can't remember what moved me but I knew she needed help and pulled in front of her, asking her to jump in. She did, thanking me profusely.

Minutes into our ride, I noticed some things off but shrugged them off. One was, my AC was off but I noticed a sudden chill all over my car.
Two, I would hear clangs of chain clappings like a dozen earrings when I didn't bump through a pothole.
They seemed to be speaking.

And then, I was more alarmed when I made an attempt at communication and turned momentarily to look in her face: All I could see was a mass of thick black hairs, wrapped round her head. It was pitch black and took the place of her face and the back of her head. She actually had no face. It was darkness.

I screamed. And, nearly hit the car in front of me.

At that point, she spoke.
Her speech was in the language of caution and warning...and natural command.
She said, " Don't be afraid and never speed in Life."

For some minutes she kept quiet.
I tried to look at her again and she warned me not to.

She said, "You've seen enough. It's left to you to believe or not..."
I could feel it she read my mind and knew I was a doubting Thomas.

She continued, " You're a good man or else I would have..."
She didn't finish that sentence. She just kept saying she was treated badly in her time and she was out to pay people in their coin.

Seeming to read my mind again, she said I should count the NEPA poles and stop at the 6th pole.

I did likewise and before she alighted, she blew a pall of breeze upon my right wrist where my watch was strapped and my watch vanished into thin air.
That was it for me. I began shivering.
I began to beg her to spare me as I had no bad intentions but just to help.
I was still shivering and begging with my head slammed onto my steering as my car has come to a full stop now in the centre of the road.
I was frozen in place and didn't know when she stepped or vanished away.

I was still there when the Lagos crowd circled my car, asking me what happened.
From the depths of the forlorn vacant embers that was now the shadows of my eyes, I could tell they knew I had seen a ghost.

And...they were right.

Very greedy fellow.

Did he not see that his fellow drinkers stopped drinking at some point?

WHO KILLED FUNSHO WILLIAMS?

WHO KILLED FUNSHO WILLIAMS?

End time things.

You can't blame him.

It's upbringing. Nigerians adore violence and perceive the display of aggression as a sign of strength.

Na military rule cause am, to a great extent.