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Xander85:
Please do yourself a favour and shut da fuc/k up!

If Ndigbo are naive as you claim because they prefer to be under one political umbrella, how is that any of your business!?

See your smug, funky mouth like 'aligning with friends and foes alike'! If that's the case why railroading and rigging PDP out of your region....painting them as a party not out for the best interest of the Yoruba, and herding every Yoruba person and state into APC by-fire-by-force, by-hook-or-crook!?

If Igbos likewise say the see APC as antithetical to Igbo interests, why do you have a problem with that? It's not as if Igbos are not well represented in other parties like the PDP, so what's your point?

I can't even remember the date I posted this topic. It must have been a very long time and I'm lost with the discussion so I can't respond to you appropriately.

deomelo:
Your problem is gross inability to read and comprehend simple English words.

That isn't his problem really. His problem, as a matter of fact, is hatred…hatred for a person, the president; and hatred for a people, the northerners. He's therefore so blind to read facts. What a shame.

obaival:
Next rigging pattern

Do you people have sense at all? Haba! Can't you guys just be objective, at least for once?!

Do you know the gravity of what Fayose has just done?
Can you imagine the collateral damage this will do the lives and property of Ekiti people ?
Think brother, think!

Do not allowed hatred for a people mislead you into mischiefs.

OZAOEKPE:
it will never be well with pmb

If I were you, even as much as I don't like PMB and the way he's handling this matter in particular, I had sit back and think…what, one hundred harmed herdsmen, with your security details retreating, and you still have the nerves to stand and shoot!? I don't believe it.

You see bro, this big men and politicians can't even stand the sound of 'bangger', you know 'bangger' now, don't you? Not to talk of the sight of an AK 47.

You know, all of them are just using some people's misfortune to benefit their own selfish interest, and it's quite pathetic. And this is the more reason why we, as common citizens, should not take all what they say hook, line and sinker. I hope you understand me. Peace.

fergie001:
Salah,fantastic player but we are over-dramatising.....

My coach will say then...that football is war..

It happened to Giuly in the 2004 UCL finals against Mou's Porto...

It happened very recently to Ronaldo courtesy of Payet,and there was outpouring of love globally..

It happened at the 2004 uefa q/finals when a 19yr old Ronaldo was butchered by Mou's instructions at OT...

A young Ramsey paid that price as well...love all round..

At the world cup,in the knockouts,against France...it was all Nigeria,Pogba went AWOL...in a game that was Onazi's best in Nigerian colours,we all saw Matuidi win that game for France by taking out Onazi with a tackle that not only lost his country that match,he never got to his best...
No outpouring of love from the world.....no Matuidi is a butcher...

This is football,Ramos was wrong,but he has the trophy..Salah and Liverpool must move on...and perhaps he be stronger for Russia...

I wish him the best..football could be funny
If I didn't cry when Suarez handled the ball and asamoah gyan lost the resulting kick...why should I now?

#bestrongmosalah
#beinrussia

To buttress your point more, USA 94, Emmanuel Amunike and Daniel Amokachi were taken out Italy to knock Nigeria out of the world cup;

Nigeria also had Ben Iroha, who does the dirty job us. He'll take out threatening players without a card: Traore comes to my mind at Senegal 92 African Nations Cup

There was also Bright Omokaro, at Maroc 88 Nations Cup; he took out Belloumi, the Algerian tough man after Nigeria had already been reduced to 10 man. It was from there that he got the famous name Mr. 10:10.

fergie001:
Salah,fantastic player but we are over-dramatising.....

My coach will say then...that football is war..

It happened to Giuly in the 2004 UCL finals against Mou's Porto...

It happened very recently to Ronaldo courtesy of Payet,and there was outpouring of love globally..

It happened at the 2004 uefa q/finals when a 19yr old Ronaldo was butchered by Mou's instructions at OT...

A young Ramsey paid that price as well...love all round..

At the world cup,in the knockouts,against France...it was all Nigeria,Pogba went AWOL...in a game that was Onazi's best in Nigerian colours,we all saw Matuidi win that game for France by taking out Onazi with a tackle that not only lost his country that match,he never got to his best...
No outpouring of love from the world.....no Matuidi is a butcher...

This is football,Ramos was wrong,but he has the trophy..Salah and Liverpool must move on...and perhaps he be stronger for Russia...

I wish him the best..football could be funny
If I didn't cry when Suarez handled the ball and asamoah gyan lost the resulting kick...why should I now?

#bestrongmosalah
#beinrussia

To buttress your point more, USA 94, Emmanuel Amunike and Daniel Amokachi were taken out Italy to knock Nigeria out of the world cup;

Nigeria also had Ben Iroha, who does the dirty job us. He'll take out threatening players without a card: Traore comes to my mind at Senegal 92 African Nations Cup

There was also Bright Omokaro, at Maroc 88 Nations Cup; he took out Belloumi, the Algerian tough man after Nigeria had already been reduced to 10 man. It was from there that he got the famous name Mr. 10:10.

MrsNwaAmaikpe:


It shall not be well with Ramos and his entire generation for inflicting such a serious injury on Sala


I can make Salah well before the world cup....by giving him deep throat three times a day plus massaging his shoulder girdle with my monstrous mammary glands will do the magic

Oga, take am easy na! This person you're cursing can feed the whole of your family and the next generation without blinking an eye lid. E don better for you? Shuoooo!!!

Hello everyone,
Please I need help here. I drive a Toyota Sienna 2007. It developed over heating problem to the extent that water mixed with the oil, you know, it gulp more than three bags of pure water sachets the day it happened.

Now, I've been given several options: grind the cylinder head; to change the cylinder head; change the radiator and water pump, and so on...


Please, what exactly should I do?

..by Caxton Fatanmi..

THE NIGERIAN MEDIA IS ON A NATION-WRECKING MISSION.....

In the Press Conference at The White House reception for the Nigerian President, Muhammadu Buhari yesterday, this is one of the statements made by his host, Mr Donald J. Trump, the US President, to wit,

Quote :

*"ALL LEVELS OF GOVERNMENTS IN NIGERIA,LOCAL,DISTRICT,NATIONAL, MUST WORK TOGETHER TO STOP THE KILLINGS OF CHRISTIANS AND MUSLIMS....."*
*Donald J. Trump...*

End of quote.

Read the newspaper headlines in Nigeria today....

- THE PUNCH : " KILLING OF CHRISTIANS IN NIGERIA MUST STOP"

- TRIBUNE : "PROTECT NIGERIANS AGAINST SPATE OF KILLINGS"

- VANGUARD: "KILLING OF CHRISTIANS UNACCEPTABLE"

- THE GUARDIAN: "KILLING OF CHRISTIANS IN NIGERIA IS UNACCEPTABLE"

Question :

What informed these newspapers from mis-representing a straight-forward statement by President Trump, rending it divisive, emotionally-charged and inflammatory as they did ?

Apart from perhaps The Tribune, all these papers spinned the story to their mischief-making ends.

Both Vanguard and The Guardian literally used the same language.

Are they owned by the same stable or led by the same Editorial Board

For a long time, I have held to the thought that the so-called menace of "Fulani Herdsmen" on the rampage was an invention of the media...

These criminals are likely offshoots of Boko Haram, now expressing their enterprise of terror in other ways; or some sponsors are behind these unwarranted and criminal killings in some parts of Nigeria.

I do not see professionalism in the behavior of these media outfits.

Rwanda started like this, before the pogrom..

Every democracy needs a fair, honest and uncorrupted media.

The Nigerian media is losing it, please....

Corruption is not only material, you are also corrupt when you twist the truth to serve a nefarious end.
This is what these Nigerian newspapers just did......

- Caxton Fatanmi

dealslip:
It is unfair to say More Muslims are been killed. Do you mean in the North East or Benue, Taraba, or Plateau. Those places are heavily populated by Christians. 90% of the Chibok girls are Christians, Leah Sharibu was held back because of her Christian beliefs, remember BH was bombing churches like mad. Even Churches in the South were apprehensive and started putting heavy security in place. If MURIC, MSSN, Imams had started heavy protest in the past, it wouldn't have had this religious colouration. Two Fathers were killed last week plus parishioners, their houses ransacked.
Buhari was practically forced to go to Benue in all this and he was practically forced to send the army there and they haven't been able to make any difference.

THEY LET LOOSE THE DOGS OF VANDALISM AND DEATH: BEWARE OF THE TRICKS TO WAR! *"Be vigilant, wary of those who kill for political reasons to resurrect religious war"*

~W.F. Kumuyi

When commissioned Dogs of War attack your communities dressed in a particular form to mislead you, such that they even get into a church building to knock off a certain number of people, what do you do?

Do you go about killing Hausas and Fulanis in your immediate environment and even proceed to burn down their mosques just simply because you think or believe that the killers were Muslims? What if the killers are what I refer to above as Commissioned Dogs of War?

Ok, if the invasion of a church by gunmen to kill worshippers triggers you to begin attacking and killing Muslims and even burning down their mosques, who should Ozubulu community people have attacked when gunmen killed dozens of worshippers in a Catholic Church there last year?

When bombs were going off almost every Friday in mosques in Kano few years ago, which people should the people of Kano have attacked?

Up till now "Boko Haram" suicide bombers detonate and kill themselves with bombs alongside others in mosques in Borno, Yobe and Adamawa states, who should the people in those towns or villages attack or whose property or worship centre should they burn down?

Zamfara people are also being killed by the same variant of Dogs of War, so who should they also revenge on?

All killings are bad, reprehensible and condemnable. But it shouldn't be deliberately turned into an ethno-religious propaganda tool for mischievous political ends. There are certain persons or groups who would rather have the country go up in flames than to have the country focusing on how much they stole and ruined the country. These killings benefit only them.

Don't fall for their antics!

SalamRushdie:
Jonathan was a million times a better leader than the Buhari is , it so sad that people like me couldn't see that then .

In as much as I diss Buhari, what you, my friend, posted up there is a pure lie. QED!

ashjay001:
Though, u read like a fool, I'll still humour ur ignorance. I know of a shoprite in sango, ogun state

I was going to say that but the fool is still ridiculously claiming that it is not in Ogun State, but close to Lagos.

thesicilian:
You forgot the State House of Assembly. That's where the greatest robbery occurs, and is usually in the day time.

You forgot to add that the robbers here are not armed robber but pen robbers, they need no gun- according to Fela, "pen get power, gun not get. If gun dey still 2million naira, pen go steal 2billion naira...You no go hear them shout...Thief thief "

debolayinka:
I know say them go ban me soon for this Nairaland, but I will talk.
I bloody hate Islam: The religion of lies, war, rape, terrorism, disorder, and violence.
But rather they claim it to be the religion of peace. If this is what peace means, then keep it to yourselves.

All what you need is just a re-orientation.

smulti:
it's really bad to be a female in a Muslim society


Muslim women aren't allowed to watch TV because they called it haram and the offense is punishable under Islamic law...that is too bad
.

And where did you get that from...? That's not correct at all, it is not correct.

I have known it for a very long time that nikkah with pregnancy is wrong, null and void, why then wouldn't i wait till marriage? Alhamdulillah, just a month after my wedding, Allah has blessed us.

So, i think orientation from home is the only thing i guess female children need.
May Allah guide us right sha.

I once watched an islamic wedding on TV, the bride was heavily pregnant. I really wouldn't know if they had done the payment of dowry earlier o. But i feel it's wrong and it was even shown on tv.

My wife was heavily pregnant when we had our Walimot Nikkah in December, having done the Aqidun Nikkah in August. And the Officiating Imam announced to the audience about this fact.

You see, there's a clear difference here. Some of the comments on this topic didn't take my scenerio into consideration. Doing "wedding with pregnancy", like you all put it isn't bad in itself, you have to know the circumstances, which may just be similar to mine.

RIPEnglish:
You will also meeting dose that are came to bought many kegs for black market.

In fact, I was forced to asked one woman if she wanted to use the fuel, as kerosine, to cook. You need to see the number of kegs she has, and I'm quite sure she doesn't have a car.

OlaSpeaker:
I'm not a lawyer but commonsense will tell this Fidaus Amasa of a lady is just been stupid and mischievous she is a Muslim yes agreed she has a right to practice what she believe but why go for what is against your believe should a sango worshiper come to be called to bar with his red and black regalia or a pure ifa worshiper come with his white cloth to be called to bar afteral she knows the rules from day one she was admitted as a law student then again a Muslim soldier should be wearing hijab on camour or rather as is at oshoala be wearing hijab on her jersey since she is a footballer. really I don't know the problem of Africa with religious extremism the white and Arab who brought this religion's are not even extremist

The bold part are the only reasonable part of your comment but you destroyed them with the other irrelevant and childish talk.

Well, it has taken me this long to join in this discussion because I've only been getting snippets of the issues and mostly from my fellow Muslim brethren and of course with biased analysis. But with this analysis, I thought anyone going to the law school, with all the forms filled, as claimed by the OP ought to have known what they're entering or going into. Besides, I will put the blame on the door steps of past leaders of the law school and legal profession who are devout Muslims. They ought to have find a way, adroitly, to change the law which wouldn't have brought about this fuss.

As per the lady in question, she ought to have known, and I'm sure she knows, but only wanted to pull some stunts. She isn't only the devoured Muslim that has passed through the process. And a better way of changing the game would've been to lobby the senior members of the law profession and who are devoted Muslims or ask the court of the land to intervene after she must have qualified as a barrister.

By and large, she didn't apply wisdom. #IDon'tStandWithHer.

mbhs139:
You see my friend, I hardly comment on this forum, for obvious reasons, amongst which is the lack of decorum exhibit here. But I'm constrained to comment on this particular case this morning.

You see, I think the Igbos, in Nigeria, are politically naive. Unlike the Yorubas and the Hausas, how can you expect every Indigbo to belong to just one political party-APGA? No one wins a general election in a polarised country like Nigeria?

Take the SW for instance, before it used to be the AD, then it transformed into AC, then ACN and now the APC, all in their bid and effort to be relevant at the centre, aligning with friends and foes alike. Remember the saying in politics "no parmanent friend, no parmanent foe".

But the Igbos sees every other person as their enemies.

Well, this is my humble opinion and I stand to be corrected.

I have received more than enough bashing after making this submission. Just like I said, I don't like to comment on issues on this forum. Now I've been proven right.

You need to see the volume of name calling and what have you after I said I stand to be corrected. Wonder if you of nowadays cannot make their point without resulting to abusive language.

Obijulius:
I love the way SS and SE politicians respond to issues.

Always objective.

GEJ comes to mind.

You see my friend, I hardly comment on this forum, for obvious reasons, amongst which is the lack of decorum exhibit here. But I'm constrained to comment on this particular case this morning.

You see, I think the Igbos, in Nigeria, are politically naive. Unlike the Yorubas and the Hausas, how can you expect every Indigbo to belong to just one political party-APGA? No one wins a general election in a polarised country like Nigeria?

Take the SW for instance, before it used to be the AD, then it transformed into AC, then ACN and now the APC, all in their bid and effort to be relevant at the centre, aligning with friends and foes alike. Remember the saying in politics "no parmanent friend, no parmanent foe".

But the Igbos sees every other person as their enemies.

Well, this is my humble opinion and I stand to be corrected.

marttol:
As A man united fan...the truth is this messi is far better than Cr7...i love ronaldo as an individual.
MESSI,TO ME YOU ARE THE GREATEST PLAYER IN THE HISTORY OF THE GAME.
ABOUT RONALDO FRIENDSHIP...I JUST KNOW LION DON'T MINGLE WITH DOGS...YOU AIN'T IN SAME LEAGUE WITH HIM
NB:don't crucify me,cos i read the whole details.

Your comment is a reflection of your maturity.

robosky02:
while its ok to say messi can not save them


please correct that even God cant save them cos that blasphemy

He didn't say God, he said god. Calm down.

lurther:
Ndume does not know the value of power.

Saraki will suspend him again on frsh allegations and he will go to court again......Time dey go ooooooo, the court wil nullify the fresh suspension again, saraki will then suspend him on another fresh allegations. The cycle continues and the next thing, we are in 2019.

This is what power can do.The same applies to Jibrin....Falana go just dey chop that one money.
Truth is......the perks that comes with power is so great saraki had to muzzle his way to being the senate president against his party's wish.

What a childish way to reason, in the 21st century. Have you heard of injunctions and restraints by a court of law before? That's what Indime will apply for next, against the Senate and its leadership, never to embarrass him again and so on and so forth.

charlsecy:
And you didn't understand the brief from the OP?


What would it cost you to read/understand before commenting? Tufiakwa.

Instead of showing compassion, you are showing palpable ignorance.

I am fed up with your inability to read. We give up on you all.
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Young man, abi na woman you be, my comment was in response to another person's comment. I never said this particular one committed suicide. Is that clear now? Good.

AerialMapper:
Oshey Master of Mathematics! Unfortunately you cannot Master comprehension.

What comprehension are you talking about? I only reacted to what you posted. I comprehend that the young girl died after a brief illness, she didn't kill herself but you were the one that brought up the issues of "the way people kill themselves these days...", hence my response. So, you can see, who need comprehension lesson now? Go and read your MacMillan English boy.

hezy4real01:
Wow wow wow! I salute u courage, but then, we are in a society were youths are carried away with the luxury of life, in those days sir! you have little or no assistant from parents, in fact now parent do the thinking for them, so the whole thing is something else yet you hear some news and u be like ha ha make God help us ni

At the bold part is exactly where the problem lyes. Parents, these days, are something else, and it is the result we are seeing now.

These are the same parents who toiled day and night to become who they are. Now, they are also toiling day and night for their children to become what they ought not to be. And the most unfortunate part is that they will continue this toiling till that child of theirs grows into full grown adults, and sometimes even beyond.

You can imagine Nigerian parents following their children to go and write post utme in universities; following them their to do registration and all other stuffs. You'll now wonder, when will this child be independent and do things on their own if they can't handle little things like this?

My parents didn't know the road to my secondary school, not to talk of yabatech nor Unilag while I was at these places.

Samusu:
nothing has to do with boyfriend here, its a simply sunnah she was able to complied with. shikenan

What "Sunnah" are you talking about? Is it not better for one to keep mute rather than exhibiting one's stupidity for the whole world to see and clear their thoughts?

hezy4real01:
Its not funny bro.... most of these young souls are dying of frustration

If the young souls, who are still being fed and clothed, are so frustrated to the extent of committing suicide, what then should parents, who are responsible for their feeding and clothing do then?

I heard one of them killed herself because she failed chemistry. What a cowardly life he or she lived. He/She should've come to ask me; I wrote 4 GCEs just because of Chemistry only, and wrote UNIJAMB and POLY JAMB, as they were both called then, a combined times of six. But today I hold a masters degree in mathematics from UNILAG.

diana158:
why restructuring is becoming a hot debate is because of this monthly sharing of allocation. Every state in Nigeria has what it takes to sustain itself but laziness and luxury of sharing free money won't allow them to look inward. at 57 Nigeria is still where she is because of our centralized system of Government which is characterized by corruption. Anybody that is will assure us (NigerDelta) of a restructured Nigeria will be our darling at the poll come 2019

Young man, at the bold part, I don't think that's why "Nigeria is still where it is..." It is beyond that. Corruption, I agree.