₦airaland Forum

If we were a nation that really produces things for ourselves, and are self reliant "to a reasonable extent", than boycotting American companies, goods and services would have been a viable option.

Nice, this is one type of protest we should test...

Nah still abroad o

Juliearth:
Exactly. I had a near-fire-experience too. My saving grace was that oI was at home, else...

It's well

Juliearth:
Too many faulty/fake electrical fittings in the market and with this harmattan, a small fire is capable of spreading fast. May God replenish the pockets of those affected.

Coupled with numerous generators that litter the market... all it takes is one faulty generator, then watch the fire spread.

Ikeja without keke... how will that workout

Good news, but what follows after aerial bombardment... even me that I'm a civilian know that a mop up exercise has to be carried out by ground forces. From this write up I can say nothing of such was not done or being positive, hasn't been done yet. That's why these terrorists keep recouping and striking back.

2020 budget has been passed already, projected earnings and expenditures noted... now you want to do recruitment that you didn't factor in before. If this eventually comes to pass we will now be having issues of owed salaries. That's what we get when we are governed by people who do not see beyond their noses, always reacting to issues and never proactive. I'm pretty sure the emergency of Amotekun and other regions planning to follow same route gave birth to this ill-planned recruitment. Just my thoughts though.

We need to take care of our so called "mad people" better... some it's just medications they need and they'll be perfectly alright.

Hmm

A really welcomed development

They've shifted the goal post again o... not surprised sha

Amotekun777:
Nkan nbe indeed!

It's so funny a U.K based Nigerian YouTube Vlogger, "Phranklin" told a very similar story about a young Nigerian family based in the U.K. The lady invited her mum from Nigeria to spend some time with them in the U.K. The mum came and spent couple of months with them till a certain night, the lady came home earlier than normal from work (She did the night shift) due to stress and fatigue.

She came home and realized the main entrance door wasn't locked. She got in and started to hear some strange pleasurable noises. She eventually went upstairs to their room, barged in and, there it was... her own mother and her husband fvcking each other right on her matrimonial bed.

She was shell-shocked and eventually moved out of the house and, to even make matters worse, her mum got pregnant for her husband. Yes. The fvcking Olosho mother got pregnant for her own son-in-law. The lady and some close friends and family members even tried to persuade her (the mum) to abort it but she refused. She overstayed her visa and refused to go back home to 9ja till the child is born.

Phranklin, the Vlogger himself sounded so shocked, appalled and astounded narrating the story. . I guess it's still on YouTube if you wan t to hear the full story from the Vlogger.

Dayum, just saw the post... real crazy story

Why is attention still being given to these clowns...

Shameless bunch, political brostitutes

Nawa o

It's members of this same group that government is telling us they are rehabilitating... unah well done o

Witchersunited:
Maybe it's me or somtin

Do people bother to check things

The crisis affects the north more, they kill their own people more than Christians


I'm not a Muslim but Christians over do things


False alarm and panic everywhere, see south west that nothing happens to talking about regional Police, how many people died in South West? Look at the case well and u will see that the vigilante group is a tribal affair, benue that has suffered alot aren't even talking about policing, it's Lagos with only 5 deaths

So your defence is in that the number of deaths is not much enough? Because I'm really not understanding your point

He is more interested in the so called rehabilitation of the oppressors.

The part that caught my attention is actually the application for a four year leave of absence from her previous place of employment... like is that possible, reasonable, applicable...

optimusprime2:
Financial discipline is also responsibility...
The last time I checked, cigs aren't free

Lamest thing I've read today, smh.

Wonderment

Lucaskid:
This man can't control his anger,he is too aggressive,but some people can be annoying though.

Can't control his anger you say? Someone this visibly angry and yet didn't act on it and you still say he can't control his anger . Anger is one many human emotions we experience at various times, how you choose to act on them now shows your control. Some kudos to the man for doing just that.

This matter still amuses me ooo... from third or is it fourth position in the polls to now be declared winner... na wa. A rerun in the supposed cancelled PU would have been fair justice.

I thought General Bubu asked us to all be using our own hospitals together...

Clueless people, the 4000+ MW they're struggling to generate across the whole nation is being generated by just a single power plant plant in South Africa. Percentage of coverage over there in rural areas surpass what we have in urban areas here. We are indeed our own enemy, with billions of dollars spent on this power matter over the years (even decades) we are still here today. Very shameful.

Fact is immediate after Buhari leaves office he'll have very little relevance. Atiku has been out of elective office for quite a while and still commands a certain level of following. These people know how to play their games.

Audio tech nation where citizens still queue up just to register for national I.D card that we don't even know when it'll eventually get issued. There's no form of deceit worse than self deceit... we better wake up. South Africa is way ahead in terms of technology. Maybe when we're about to sort out our problems of power generation and transmission, then we can start challenging them.

Hallelujah

Is this suppose to be a joke

Sadly the answer is no... barring some drastic changes in the way we as a people choose to be governed, and start to elect leaders who really know and have what it takes to lead(not rule)

Chai