₦airaland Forum

SilverNorGold:
Lol.. Terrorism is not 100% evil sha.. Cos even the most devilish person has his positive side..

One of the benefits of terrorism is population control.. With the high rate of population explosion currently bedeviling Nigeria, there are bound to be food shortages, high rate of unemployment, which will multiply crime rates; decline in social infrastructure, lower standard of living, etc..

Another benefit of terrorism is that it provides religious adherents another means to Heaven.. Unlike suicide, which is a sin, death from terrorism is organic. You can die happily without fear of going to hell. Suicide doesn't guarantee this....

So having terrorism linger for 20 more years isn't a totally bad thing. After all, we all gonna die, so? The most important thing is to die a believer. Cos ending terrorism is not ending death.. But patching a hole out of several billion holes.. Whether we make Heaven or Hell should bother us, and not terrorism.

May God help us.

vickyfrancis1:
Buhari and all the security chiefs should be summoned. I still Dy reason the kind dirty stuff this service chiefs go Dy use to Dy Blackmail Buhari like this...like Wtf?

blacknp:
Name them?

Davash222:
Daei 149 Matches - 109 Goals

Ronaldo 169 Matches - 102 Goals

Messi 141 Matches - 71 Goals





Choose your GOAT wisely.

obami007:
Aside the pay ASUU is pushing for, they also want the public schools to be better than what it currently is

zeusdgrt:
We are watching

BigBabyJesus:
Like Biden?

Biden the Rigger who is about to claim dementia as his defense in a criminal trial on electoral fraud.

That means you will never smell Villa in your life again


Idiot

ebukajay184:
Activist, Aisha Yesufu, has reacted to the suit filed against herself and 49 other Nigerians who identified with the #EndSARS protesters, IgbereTV reports.

Recall that on Tuesday, November 10, a Nigerian man identified as Kenechukwu Okeke, with the Twitter handle @HumanRightsNG, filed the criminal complaint against some Nigerians who publicly associated with the #EndSARS protests. He alleged that his properties were destroyed during the riots "instigated and incited" by the 50 "accused persons" and asked that promoters of the End SARS protests be brought to justice.

Reacting via her Twitter handle this morning, Aisha wrote:


https://twitter.com/AishaYesufu/status/1326418296191807488?s=19[/quote]Why is it that the ethnicity of all the hatchet men that front for our oppressors are always the same?
From the times of IBB, Abacha, Obj, Jonathan, and then now. Why?

HOVER206:
Trump has a very big chance of reclaiming the number one sit

Supermugu:

oyatainer:
So no difference between public servant and civil servant ? You are a clown.

Kingpele:
But how do u dictate to your employer

helinues:


This one will just open his mouth gbagada with nothing reasonable to come out with.

iwaeda:
https://www.vanguardngr.com/2020/11/bear-with-us-if-we-have-not-done-enough-buhari-appeals-to-nigerians/amp/

PedroEastman:
Wow , let’s see how it goes
Today is my birthday show me love abeg
6231061350
Fidelity bank

Racoon:
This is indeed the most disputed & controversial election in the histroy of the US.

Canih28:
The US presidential election is as tight as tight can be, and though there's no ruling out the hope that a miracle could occur that would give President Trump the win, it is clear that Joe Biden, the Democrat candidate, will win the elections and become the new president of the US.
Without further ado let's begin.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
1) Nigerian Immigrants to the United States.
When Donald Trump was in office, he was famous for his love for anti-immigration. His major campaign promise in 2016 was to build a wall along the border between the United States and Mexico. He was even quoted once as using racist words against African countries (something President Buhari should have addressed when he visited Donald Trump in the White House), calling them sh*thole. With Joe Biden, I guess we will see a more relaxed policy on immigration. Maybe Nigerians would get visa on arrival to the US! (Just kidding).

2) I really don't know how Joe Biden plans to aid Africa like China is doing right now. China has contributed billions to the development of Africa (and Nigeria) with loans and grants, and it pales in comparison to what America has been giving. Joe has not been clear on his stance there.

3) Joe Biden's policies on the economy might be described as a little bit socialistic in nature. In fact, an analysis (and I think they got it wrong) shows that his policies will increase the US national debt by at least $5.6 trillion, when it stands at $20 trillion at the moment. Joe will increases taxes in the US in order to generate income, but he also advocates massive federal spending because of the coronavirus pandemic, to aid SMEs. How would this affect Nigeria? Simple! I foresee a dollar collapse due to his policies (I don't have the time to explain deeply), and it would affect the Nigerian economy in a negative way.

4) Joe plans to expand on his former boss, Barack Obama's policies like Obamacare. Maybe that means he would also expand on Obama's Africa policies too, like Power For Africa. Maybe he can rescue Power For Africa from the failure that it became.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

I know that whatever happens in the United States will one way or another, affect every country in the world, so I couldn't help wonder how a Biden presidency would affect Nigeria. Although Joe Biden has never been president before, he has held the Vice Presidential office during the tenure of former President Barack Obama. Maybe the policies of his former boss would give us a clue to what he would have in store for Africa in general, and Nigeria in particular.

AdaugoChisom:
Is good but senators from Northern Nigeria is than senators from South

Ibadansun1:
Jagaban is the simply the army chief of Borgu Kingdom.

helinues:
It's a chieftaincy title.

Jagaban of Borgu land

yarimo:
I hope BODE GEORGE your doctors are with you 24h ? envy and BP go soon deal with you.

nedekid:
No vex. Did not mean it that way. Just figure of speech. Just as they say omo Ibo or nnaa.

nedekid:
Aboki and their mysterious ways.
If government schools were good who will go to private school?
Now you wanna dictate to private schools how much to pay.