₦airaland Forum

sunnysunny69:
The scammer is only out for few weeks due to his poor health,he will be back in court soon for sentencing for his crime after which he'll end up back in kuje prison. It's a treason felony charge. If you can't do the time, don't do the crime !

Emancipate yourself from mental slavery!

NK is the face of Freeedom for the oppressed!

Standing taller than his oppressors.

btw....where is the jailer sef? jailed in London?

sarrki:
Death by hanging

It will be televised nationally and internationally

...another futile wish!.
........after spitting fire and brimstone that NK would rot in Kuje?

who on earth takes this folk seriously

LOL.

hardywaltz:
A country of salvages

...yet you abhor,detest and loathe the birth of country/land of the Rising Sun

hardywaltz:
Nnewi nka anyí...
Taaa
Fake news
We Nnewi people (The most industrious people in Africa) are too busy to be marching around like North Korean Army under the sun.

Penta gbawu onyé obuna tag gi lum

@emboldened: You may be anything but a true Igbo son. If you doubt me, re-check your "Engli-Igbo"

Nothing is hidden under he sun.

...but wait, Where is the chief beneficiary to this debacle sef?

gracile:
Talk to him

...about what?

.........that you went your way without due consent and mutual agreement??

.............that your work comes first


..................that you are too busy to protect your family's interest

?

tollahni:
Seriously? I'm a 100% loyal

Huh!


You are everything but loyal......Your action on this matter speaks volume

Sacrificing your marriage on the alter of stressful job. bwhaaahahahah

kropotkin11:
All i get from this article is Lamentations and yet more lamentations from the 5% simply because their candidate lost an election. I bet you the day we elect one of their own president, IPOB will be in the forefront chanting one Nigeria.

I'm not sure you read Chinua Achebe's Things Fall Apart?

Igbos are not ass lickers. No position/carrot/bait shall appease someone who knows where he is heading to.

check your history once again.

UndisputedBosom:
Just as Martin Luther Jr. dreamt of a black ruling America and it came to pass...one day just one day there shall be a country called Biafra and Nigeria or whatever they deem fit to answer then shall be a neighbourin country to them...


Mark My Word

God bless you and your living vision

Mynd44:
Nigerian prisons are not vacation destinations you know. Bad toilets, no water, bad food, bad ventilation. These things makes one old coupled with the anxiety and stress of court and back and forth judgements.

Needless to mention that he is body and soul committed to a worthy course. Just to add what you unintentionally missed out.

No hard feelings.!

ayzTIGER:
Be a man.. Come to Upper Iweka and say this.

spot on. let him DARE

HAILER FISH DE WORRY YOU!

Moreoffaith:
OK

AT LEAST HE WILL TAKE GOOD CARE OF HIMSELF AND ALSO GIVE ADVICE TO THE ACTING PRESIDENT WHEN NEEDED.

GOD BLESS YOU AND GIVE TO YOU GOOD HEALTH.

You speak the truth, you die

You express honest and objective opinion on issues of National importance, you are banned.

Me, I will always say my mind irrespective of what biased mods feel up to.


FFK-just hit the nail on the head.

President is not actually sick --Lai MH?

I have never been very sick like this before---PMB?


The sun must certainly rise!

gist212:
https://static.pulse.ng/img/news/origs6620684/3726368638-w644-h960/Buhari.jpg

Former Minister of aviation, Femi Fani-Kayode as described the ruler-ship of President Buhari as corpsocracy. In an essay titled ‘the resurrection of corpsocracy’ he defined the term as “the art of hiding a walking corpse, a comatose zombie or what some have described as the “living dead” in a cupboard in the Presidential Villa, telling the world that it is hale and hearty and then ruling and running the country in its name”

Read full essay below:

The day before yesterday we were told by the First Lady, Mrs. Aisha Buhari, that her husband was not as ill as most of us believed and that despite his obvious challenges he has continued to “carry out his responsibilities”.

On the same day the media went to great lengths to convince us, without providing any pictures, that the President had resumed work and that he had had a series of fruitful and productive meetings with his Minister of Justice and the Managing Director of the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) respectively.

They assured us that he would definately preside over the Federal Executive Council (FEC) meeting which was scheduled to hold the following day.

All of these assertions proved to be false. Buhari has now missed his FOURTH Federal Ececutive Council meeting in a row due to his chronic and debilitating ill health.

Whoever is holding this poor, frail, sick and elderly man to ransom and keeping him in the Presidential Villa, probably against his will, is wicked and ungodly and he or she is committing a grave sin against God and the Nigerian people.

It is clear that the President is no longer fit to govern. It is obvious that his time is almost up. It is self-evident that for him the bell is tolling.

It is incontrivertable that those around him have held him captive and are indulging in what I once described in an essay that I wrote seven years during the last days of President Umaru Yar’adua as “corpsocracy”. The essay was titled ”Corpocracy: A Gift From Umaru To The Modern World”.

Simply put corpsocracy means the rulership of the living by the dead. It is the art of hiding a walking corpse, a comatose zombie or what some have described as the “living dead” in a cupboard in the Presidential Villa, telling the world that it is hale and hearty and then ruling and running the country in its name.

This is what happened during Yar’adua’s last four months on earth whilst he still had one foot in the land of the living and it is happening to Buhari today.

Such was the ruthless and cold-blooded deception that Yar’adua’s inner circle brought into the equation that they managed to convince the Nigerian people and indeed the entire world that a President that was totally comatose and literally brain-dead managed to sign the 2010 budget all the way from dream-land.

They also managed to conjure up a fake but convincing telephone interview with the BBC television service which millions of unsuspecting viewers, including yours truly, watched and listened to from all over the world.

Such was the angst of the management of the BBC when the truth was unearthed and they finally discovered that they had been misled, conned, duped and used that the northern Nigerian woman that organised the so-called “interview”, passing off Yar’adua’s brother’s voice as Yar’adua himself, was expeditiously and unceremoniously sacked.

Her name was Jamilah Tangaza and she was the head of the BBC Hausa service at the time. She was also a double agent of both the MI6, the United Kingdom’s secretive international spy agency and Nigeria’s external spy agency known as the National Intelligence Agency (NIA). One is constrained to ask: what have the Nigerian people not been subjected to or seen?

All these dirty games conducted in a sqaulid and sordid attempt to hold on to power at all costs. Yet worse of all are the nauseating mendacities that the Minister of Information, Lai Mohammed, keeps churning out. Yesterday he told us that Buhari did not attend the FEC meeting this week because he was “still resting”.

Equally amusing was the absurd assertion from the Minister of Transport, the pot-bellied creek-Haramite known as Rotimi Amaechi, who claims that he “is not corrupt” and that he “does not like money” and who told Nigerians that Buhari was now “putting on weight”, was “much better” and that he was “fit enough to run for the Presidency in 2019”.

Honestly one wonders if these creatures have any genuine love and compassion for their principal because if they did instead of telling us lies about his medical condition they would simply get on their knees and beg him to resign.

One wonders if they have any shame. It is very clear to me that they are all under an accursed hex or Luciferean spell. They have been bound and blinded in body, spirit and soul.

This is a classic case of the Living God hardening Pharaoh’s heart unto destruction. Yet sadly those in power, including Buhari himself, are so obsessed with that power that they cannot see it.

Instead of letting God’s people go and bringing to an end the wickedness, persecution, slaughter and destruction of their perceived enemies, the Buhari administration has gone into full throttle and unleashed even more havoc on members of the opposition and those that they hate.

A few examples will suffice.

A couple of weeks ago when my younger brother Mr. Deji Adeyanju, the stormy petrel of Nigerian political activism, together with his equally dynamic colleague Mr. Ariyo Dare Atoye, organised protest marches across the country demanding for the release of the great Biafran leader and irrepressable Igbo nationalist Prince Nnamdi Kanu, they were both promptly arrested and briefly detained by the police.

The same thing happened to them again in Abuja a few days later after they organised yet another demonstration, this time calling for the release of two online bloggers and journalists, Mr. Austin Okai and Miss Kemi Omololu-Olunloyo.

Read Full Article at Source

Source: http://www.primebaze.co/news/buhari-walking-corpse-comatose-zombie-living-dead-femi-fani-kayode/

MizMyColi:
You don't know this.
You make it sound like Xiaomi never has issues.
They do too. Even on your thread, I see some of you with complaints.

A quick Google Search will reveal that too.

Tecno phones seem expensive for two reasons.
1. Increase in cost of doing biz
2. Local and international advertising.

People get solutions from carlcare, especially if you show evidence of a warrantied device.

Even if you contact the seller, what can he do?
Send spare parts?
So you have to wait again for weeks.
What if the parts he sends is defective? You wait again.
Not cool.

Samsung is in Nigeria and their phones are even more expensive. Why isn't anyone saying anything?

In this same Nigeria, someone buys coke for 500.
You and I buy it for 100. The difference is value added bro.

I will take Xiaomi serious when I see them operating full fledgedly in Nigeria.

It's my choice bro.
I hope y'all can respect that.

I personally respect your choice for obvious reason.

However, Tecno should get the vibe/feedback that Nigerians deserve better quality product, at a reasonable price for crying out loud!

Are they aware their product hangs like no man's biz?

Tufiakwa!

@Op

I guess you culled it from here?


https://terrific-top10.com/2013/10/08/top-10-satanic-symbols-hidden-in-logos/

Daboomb:
Why do stewpid people like you, quote intelligent analysis of wise people and then twist it, in their stewpidity, to produce a warped and stewpid conclusion?

Get daphuck off my mention and go quote nonentity-Igbos like yourself.

Omo'ale olori'pelebe.

I refuse to say your outburst vis a vis your choice of language confirm the obvious.

Cheers.

Daboomb:
Agreed that "betrayal" has a hand, but is he that stewpid not to know that his father (Abiola) dined with the Devil and should expect that the Devil is not a good "Host"?

*Does he not know that his father was also a Coup-sponsor (to as far-away as Angola!), was in-bed with military men and as such, should not expect the smoothest of rides?

*Does he not know that his father was one of those who did grave injustice to Nigeria, the consequence of which we are still suffering today, when he connived with and financed the toppling of the Buhari/Idiagbon regime by very 'deceptive snake' called Ibrahim Babangida?

*Does he not know the "treachery" that led to his father owning ITT? (If he does not, he should listen to Fela's album titled ITT)

*Does he not know the "story' behind his Father (and Mother) as concerning the Samuel Doe loot, vis-a-vis the Ibrahim Babangida angle, and the treachery that Abiola played out on it?

*Does he not know that his father was the financier and chief proponent of NPN to rig the 1978 elections against UPN that prevented Awolowo from winning, when Awo actually won the majority votes (Those old enough here will remember the "mathematics" of 2/13 of 13-States, back then)

b]People only voted for him to get the military out of Power, prevent that clueless Mallam called Bashir Tofa , from laying his hands on our national purse and more importantly, to allow Presidential Power to return to the South.

color=#990000]KARMA is a biatch!...he should just STFU and stop pretending that his father was some kind of saint[/color]

[olor=#006600]BTW[/color]: It was not Yorubas that imprisoned and later poisoned his father, it was done by the Northerners in the military, back then, to sort of "equalize" the sudden death of Abacha [/b].

Based on the emboldened, is it safest to say that betrayal is consanguineous to Yoruba race, for which Abiola himself was complicit of as a natural heritage?

midol:
Abiola said he can do without Ibos, they abandoned him, we the yoruba people then sold him down the river to abookis. This is why nobody trusts we yorubas, even the north and the south view us with suspicion. This is why when Ibos refuse to betray kanu, we start lamenting. If kanu was yoruba, he would have been sold by now.

Abdulmumuni my yoruba muslim brother is saying the bitter truth about us. SS and SE trust themselves. Who really trusts we yorubas? Nobody.

Bitter truth

ifyalways:
Hmmm Nigerian youths, mourning more than the Adeleke family already. Seems the man was a grassroot politician cos I can't remember the last time a dead Nigerian politician was shown such love and support.

At least, this is not a rented crowd?

One of them spotted!

SMH

omolami:
Buhari should charge babachir and Oke to court of competent jurisdiction and allow efcc to prosecute them. His present disposition to a3 man investigation panel is STRANGE in figh against corrupion. Justices Ademola and co, Dasuki, Metu, Ffk in the opposition were charged to court to prove alledged cases on them. That was democracy. Why this investigation by vice? This is corruption in itself. May be to cover up something. Or to drag Gej into phanthom corruption issue

Lol.

Keep waiting for court summons. Lol.

Hmmm

enemybulldozer:
I can see that you are suffering from dementia.

This cracked me up!

kasheemawo:
you didn't bring out all these questions during GEJ till 2019 slogan why all these sudden questions?

I don't understand what you are talking about.

The truth remains that getting it right irrespective of who is on saddle guarantees perpetual succession of Nigeria. No tribal apology.

deedeedee1:
Madam, we cant kill corruption in nigeria. Why? Because we live in a indigenous ethnically diverse country. Everybody in nigeria is a tribalist(especially in terms of interest). We all will defend our tribesmen no matter how bad they are. Now let me give you an example: I am yoruba but imagine if osinbajo is the president of the country and he is charged with corruption, whereby he will have to resign from his positon or get impeached for the vp to take over. Now imagine if such vp to take place is not yoruba, will i support the impeachment of osinbajo even though there are evidences that he is corrupt? The answer is no!!! I definately wont!! Why? Because he is yoruba and i am also yoruba. Now if yoruba had their own country would osinbajo have the gods to steal money? Now this is why monoethnic countries have very little corruption. That is how igbo country will also look like.

Point-blank.

Disgruntled political apologists won't understand this.

successmatters:
I don't blame them, the south west invented amala politics first.

... .. And the virus keeps spreading!

Chai aru emee!

Profligacy!

Politics and Politicians without ideology and focus!

Scum!

Old and stale news!

Hmmm

Angel196:
It's not about the administration but about their own little effort in solving our main problem. Have you ever heard of so many money stolen or recovered in Nigeria?

The way in moving a country forward is not looking for the good aspects of it but looking for and solving those problems that is taking it backwards. That's what Ghanaians did and I guess it's one of the reasons their economy is looking better than ours.

If only so doing would be devoid of nepotism and partisanship where every cross-carpeter translates to a "Saint" with a pat at the back "Go and sin no more"