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Arab lands stretch from Northwest Africa through Algeria, Libya, Egypt all the way to Iraq, Kuwait Qatar. A very massive expanse of land. Compared to that, Israel is just a tiny speck. But to stand with Palestine, Arabs ensure the Palestinians stay in Gaza even when common sense dictates they should be given passageway out of Gaza. So clearly, to stand with Palestine does not mean to love them, but to hate Israel. As for the riffraffs trying to sway the support of Nigerian Christians against Israel, it'll help if you start by condemning Hamas and their terrorist attack on Israel. To show sincerity, hold mass protests and insist that justice be done to the murderers of Deborah in Sokoto State, for not only was she a civilian, and a Christian, she was also a defenceless woman from an ethnic minority. They need to see that you're not just propagating your religion through any means possible. |
motayoayinde:Please go to your Twitter space and announce it that IDF is coming to Gaza. All innocent civilians should leave immediately. Terrorists can stay and die for what they believe in. For tomorrow, the terrorists shall surely die 😊😂🤣 |
motayoayinde:🤣🤣🤣🤣 Despite the fact that it's a war, human lives still have value. But Israel will give the terrorists a beating they won't forget in a hurry... |
FreeStuffsNG:Please stick to your local politics of tribe and "reciprocity". Stop dabbling in areas you know nothing about. Imagine you now saying the fighting should stop, now that the tide has turned and the assailants are beginning to take a serious beating. Lol. Have you given up on your old woman that was crying and laying curses? All the old women crying in Nigeria as a result of the misrule by your patrons - theirs are not genuine tears, abi? Just stick to your reciprocity speeches and free stuffs, please. Nairalanders know how to ignore them... |
Results have started trickling in... Stola Heebrahim2 Truthday motayoayinde The news above is for your records, please... |
Lies... There are European Jews, Jews from Morocco, Iraq, Iran, Yemen, even from Ethiopia. They are as diverse as it comes. You really need to avoid reading tabloid papers and revise your history lessons. EMILO2STAY: |
It is quite instructive that we both agree the Jews did not apply any force in taking back the land where their ancestors lived, died and were buried. They went about it peacefully, without going into Palestinian homes and butchering mothers along with their children as the Palestinians are doing today. Let's move on. When the Jews were talking to the British, weren't the Arabs also doing same? Aren't you aware that there were armed Arab militias devoted to ensuring that Jews fleeing the Holocaust do not land in present-day Israel? Aren't you aware that the Arabs were able to convince the League of Nations to create two countries, one for the Jews, and another for the Arabs - to be situated along the Transjordan, now named Jordan? Are you aware that consequent upon these decisions, Jews in all the Arab lands were expelled creating a massive refugee situation? Refugees that the new Jewish nation absorbed without hesitation and settled? Aren't you also aware that there were no hostilities between the Jews and the Arabs till the Arab nations declared war on the newly-formed State of Israel? You are also aware that the purpose of the war was to obliterate the Jews? And to that end, the Arab population in Israel was asked to leave the area to enable the Arab armies kill every human that breathes in the "killzone"? And that consequent upon that, the Arabs almost all left the land. The outcome of that war, which lasted six days is well known to us. Aren't you aware that the Arabs that stayed with Israel retained their lands and were not evicted, while those that left became refugees in the lands of their own brothers? Heck, even the Bedouins that stayed are Israeli citizens today. Aren't you also aware that while the Jewish nation immediately absorbed their own refugees, the Arabs refused to absorb theirs, till today, generations after, moreso when the Kingdom of Jordan was created to cater to them? When you talk about land-grabbing during wars initiated by Palestinians, are you telling me that it's okay for the Palestinians to take over land if they win, but wrong for the Jews to do so? To recap, we both agree that: Historically, the land first belonged to the Jews. Today, it still belongs to the Jews. Morally, the Jews should keep it, and the Palestinians should be absorbed by their brothers that convinced them to leave the land while they expelled the Jews from their own lands. Legally, the kingdom of Jordan should absorb the Palestinians, for they were formed for that very purpose. As such, any militia that invades Israel to begin killing mothers and children is just a terrorist group, and frankly, they have been cuddled by Israel for so long. We all saw how Turkey treated the Kurds in their own territory. As for dieing for the land, has Israel ever minced words about their resolve? It is the Palestinians that need to come to a consensus over that, as they start crying out whenever they take a good spanking from the Israeli Police. StOla: |
Thank you for reaffirming that the land earlier belonged to the Jews. Now, if the Arabs inhabited the place by "pushing in", what stops the original owners of the land claiming back their heritage by "pushing in" also? StOla: |
Let's dissect your revised history piece by piece: How and when did Jerusalem get it's name? From the Arabs? How and when did these Arabs come to occupy the area? Who were the people they met there? StOla: |
tollyboy5:Tell that to Hamas. |
This adaptation is highly deceptive as it deliberately omits some very important facts in the narrative. Firstly, it tells us the Zulus only came back and own just the land they bought. This is outrightly false. For over 2000 years, Jews have been living in the land. They had just been subjugated by several imperial powers. They were also scattered across not just Europe, but the Middle East and Africa. But they retained connections to their ancestral land, performing pilgrimages throughout the ages, sometimes if only just to be buried on that land. Maimonides is a famous example of that. Secondly, likening the present day Palestinians to the Yoruba is a false analogy. The Yoruba have lived where they are today for thousands of years, and as far as everyone knows, they did not displace anyone to settle where they are today. This is in complete contrast to the situation in the Middle East where even the name Jerusalem was given to the place by the Jews. A more truer adaptation would be that of Plateau State where the Fulani are displacing the original indigenes. If one day, the original indigenes get up and take back their land, the Fulani would then form a PLO to fight and terrorize these indigenes. Supporting such a PLO would be unjust. |
![]() Obi is not an Einstein, and we Nigerians know that. We really do not need an Einstein to move this country forward. We chose Obi because he has the sincerity it takes to move the country forward. His antecedence also shows he will not run a transactional government. That is what this country needs now. Carcholce: |
Svoboda:It is. The Muslims in Taraba are industrious, hardworking and have the funds they need to run a campaign. In contrast, the Christians are majorly civil servants and rural farmers. TY's funds and guidance helps make a lot of difference. |
garfield1:Rereaad my comment to understand what I wrote. By election day, Bwacha's supporters simply queued behind Kefas. Note that the Christians have a clear majority in Taraba. Their margin of lead is not negligible. They could lose a lot of votes and still beat whoever the Muslims queue behind. Just know this - in Taraba, it's all about religion. And each group would not mind voting the most mediocre person among them if it means keeping the top position. Their Christians distrust the Muslims a lot, and it's likely not unrelated to the happenings in neighboring Adamawa State where the Muslims dominate despite the Christians having a slight majority. |
garfield1:Monsieur, politics in Taraba is mostly about religion. In Taraba, the Muslims always band together behind one of their own. Once that happens, the Christians realign their own votes and give it to one of theirs, as they have a very clear majority in the state. That has always been the norm. The prominent Christian candidates will always watch the polls to see how the Muslims swing. If they swing towards their own, as they always do, the Christian religious leaders would do the same, pick one Christian candidate and their followers would vote him enmasse. So, nobody rigged out the Prof. He was outvoted. |
If the security agencies want to get to the root of this insecurity, persons like the writer of this article should have been placed under 24 hour surveillance. This is an attempt to begin blackmailing the government of Zamfara State given their no-negotiation-with-bandits stance. |
Lol. For a start, let's conclude the cases in court and ascertain the identity of the number one citizen. |
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BOSSkesh:Your alternate moniker, where you give free rein to all your tribalistic instincts. Guess you forgot to remove your Free Stuffs signature today. |
Tribalists have seen food to eat... What noone wants to talk about is that the Kano advert includes a proviso - applicants will pay N3000 to purchase an application form. It thus makes sense not to limit the applicants to a particular location. Probably, they need as much money as possible, even though eventually they will screen out all the applicants they do not want. The issue that should have been on the front burner is the appropriateness or otherwise of selling forms to job seekers applying for a position with you. |
complexstuffs:Lol, this coward is scared of insulting us with his full chest, reason he deliberately misspelled it. Has it also crossed your mind what would have happened to the drug baron if he contested against Kwankwaso alone? |
Of course, it would also be reassuring if the Supreme Court grants legal protection to the technological safeguards that INEC spent billions to acquire in order to assure voters that it would run a credible poll but whose use the tribunal said was optional and discretionary.How many paragraphs, yet the important issue pertaining to compliance is mentioned at the last paragraph, and just a sentence. Bias. onuman:This post addressed the issues. The petitioners requested the Form EC8As from INEC for their petitions. They even approached the court to compel INEC. INEC still refused. To build your case, you have to examine your own copies against INEC's and them file your petition. When it became clear that the "independent" umpire was not going to provide the documents, they had no choice but to improvise. INEC posited that the copies on IREV are a true copy of the ones they used in declaring the winners. So, when the petitioners supplied the IREV copies, the PEPT just had to tabulate it and confirm if it was in tandem with what INEC declared. And during the tabulation, INEC would have to account for the over 18k blurred copies. Somehow, the PEPT overlooked all that and proceeded to tell the petitioners what arguments they should have used. When the petitioners made it clear that counting the votes on IREV means that APC couldn't be declared winner. If INEC thinks otherwise, they would then have to produce the original Form EC8As. Hopefully, the SC should order a retrial. |
Peter Obi that got 2.1m votes in the north, far above Kwankwaso's 1.4m votes. He even won two states when Kwankwaso won just one. Please take your tales by moonlight elsewhere. It's stale already. complexstuffs: |
![]() See who's talking. You cheered PMB on as he borrowed, time after time to spend on white elephant projects. As he borrowed to "feed school children". You might really need to do some introspection. |
![]() Power is transient. Time it was when they did whatever they felt like doing without a thought as to its consequences on people's lives. Power has now shifted hands and they are on the receiving end. Also, disregard of the judicial arm of government didn't start with Abiodun. They had their own chance to build the institutions. All we can do for them now is ask them to GO TO COURT. And like us, let us hope they will accept whatever the courts dish out on the altar of justice. The earth won't stop rotating... |
Biafrannuke:I will go out on a limb and assume you must be from somewhere around Anambra Central. And because of that, I won't take offense to your tone, because in that case, you seem sure of what you're saying. I am open to learning as I wrote earlier. If I wasn't, you won't come to my house and beat me, so you shouldn't sweat it. I also am not travelling to Eziowelle or Abacha to confirm this, I'm a busy person, lol. So once again, if there are any facts or evidence supporting your postulation, present them. I'm open to learning. |
![]() Going by this, Enugu-Ukwu and Enugwu-Agidi people migrated from Enugu to Anambra State ?And Ideani in Anambra State must be brothers with Ideato in Imo State? Most villages in Anambra Central are named after their progenitors. Where there are immigrants, they are more likely than not, subsumed into the Umunna that they live in kinship with. That's what I have seen. I am open to learning if there are different scenarios. With facts, not insinuations. |
NwaAmaikpe:See who's back 😊 |
![]() Oh that it were possible to shine a light on everyone here on NL, as said in the video, and umask them. Tribalists like you would not have anywhere to hide. After supporting one with a history of drug dealing for the Presidency, you dare point accusing fingers at another for the same drug dealing. Imagine you also talking down about a person's background while working overtime to keep BAT's background hidden. I'd love to repeat the famous vituperation Kitikpa ga-alacha gi anya, but I'll let it pass. Keep your free stuffs to yourself. No one wants them, anyway. FreeStuffsNG: |
![]() It has become a trend now that everytime the English lose a crucial match, one highly placed official has to come off his horse? |
![]() Can a leopard change its spots? If you want to tell the truth, start with releasing all information about BAT's background. Talk about the election that brought you to power. Don't come and tell us tales about how truthful you intend to be, while you work behind the scenes to stop us from telling the truth about you with your social media bills. We refuse to be lied to. |



