₦airaland Forum

PapaBaby:
This is commendable from Deji. Not just talk the talk this dude walks the walk.
Kudos

Amitez:
Too late, we have decided!

Maxymilliano:
Good one by the US Government.

This further confirms that Yahaya bello's ta-ta-ta-ta-ta re-election did not escape the watchful eyes of the US Government.

SmartProf:
To show u how corrupt our judicial system is..after glaring evidence of rigged elections, the courts still justify them as winners. Meanwhile, the U.S couldn't be decieved by the evil acts of our leaders. In Nigeria we fool ourselves with false democracy...no wonder the junta guys in Mali keep laughing at our govt leaders who are advising them to return power to a democratically elected govt., cos they know that the people advising them are riggers.

daddytime:
I am talking to the ones who were saddled with the unfortunate and unenviable responsibility to have birthed and raised a nuisance like me who should have been abandoned in the septic where I rightly belongs by abortion.

I am an Aschlock.

Kayceenaz:
Twenty-one years after democracy's birth, reasonable is it to expect Africa's most populous nation to have somewhat attained adulthood. Unfortunately, she is stuck in the breastfeeding phase, often wailing for motherly attention which developed countries won't provide. Using David Cameron's popular word, history shows every nation is prone to be "fantastically" selfish. Since our socio-political and economical salvation need to largely come from within, Nigeria's system remains fashioned not to midwife it. Nigeria is not working due to poor quality politics, hence the numerous instabilities and have-nots outnumbering the haves.

Some cerebral, distinguished, well-meaning Nigerians have argued at different times, on different fora, restructuring is the antidote to where we are. No doubt, this would be helpful, as it promises to make the 6 geo-political zones, 36 states more responsible, innovative and productive. But this is not enough! Even when restructuring happens, a lethal cancer is bound to fester, if not treated decisively. Alien to a democratic setting, politics in this clime is controlled by oligarchs, few persons, rather than the people--this order must be upset soonest! They comprise politicians, government officials, wealthy businessmen who work day and night to ensure our political and economic institutions, government policies, bills favor them to the letter, mostly at majority of Nigerians' expense. For instance, inclusion of Nigeria's sovereignty in China loan agreements, House of Representatives investigates this, who benefits most?

Furthermore, political structures in diverse states are literally in their hands. Uncontrolled greed frequently sets in, nudging them to divert millions/billions of naira to their pockets with impunity. Magically, the legislature and judiciary transform from watchdogs to toothless dogs, these oligarchs induce and hold them on the jugular. The honey is too sweet, so carrying this tradition over to a restructured Nigeria is almost inevitable. Today, tens of millions of Nigerians look on powerlessly, despondently, because they can't entirely determine who becomes president, governor, senator, representative, chairman, councillor via the ballot box. Those few men and women know this, invisibly incite violence during elections to perfect their subterfuge and do not care. Poverty, tacky education and health standards, terrorism, continue unabated.

However, to change this narrative, power must return to the masses. In such cases, power is either demanded or taken, not given. Votes of those fishermen in Bayelsa, Delta, Rivers, should count in deciding who governs them and would strictly regulate oil companies that smear their waters. Those homeless families in Borno should be able to elect a grand commander-in-chief of Nigeria's armed forces (GCFR) who would appoint more competent service chiefs to make them feel safe again, and so on. This new dawn would usher in leaders who are more accountable to the people than politicians and risk getting either impeached, recalled or losing reelection when they falter.

Finally, for Nigeria to work, INEC, EFCC, ICPC, national and state assemblies, CCB, CAC, CBN, to mention a few, must become much less susceptible and much more formidable to checkmate selfishness of these few persons bent on feathering their nests, even at the cost of welfare of over a hundred million Nigerians now and posterity.


@Kaycee Naze,
Rational Pen.

Simplyleo:
Pls is there any oil producing country that sells fuel at international price?

Lets start from there.

Cjrane2:
Of course they will defend him to exploit Nigerians to pay the highest cost of fuel, the way we now pay the most expensive cost for cement in the world!

Na dem dem!

daddytime:
Kai

Those Racist skinheads use am shine kill am over nothing.

Macphenson:
Even Osibanjo being the VP lost his polling unit in VGC

EyezofGod120:
Make d water carry bullhari away

Amotolongbo:
If you need good news, stay away from Nigerian news or switch off your phone.

The latter is better cos there is no good news anywhere, even outside Nigeria

EastGold:
They will come back and say Obasanjo is the divider in chief

donbachi:
Hike in fuel price and foodstuffs go chop am finish...him go see am.

SmartProf:
To sycophants & Abokkis, it's a hit song that should win the musician a Grammy. I expect NTA to make it their new theme song & the FG to seek a loan from China to further donate to this song. Sane Nigerians without infected ears, will prefer to listen to a cock consistently crow than such noise. The singer should not forget to feature those cows in Daura, if he really wants to excite the president.

SLAP44:
This is how the "yoots" will become leaders of tomorrow, by praising dictatorship

Skynet45:
Fool get off my mother

wizzyrich:
Check the next brothel,my real mom might be there.

SmartProf:
I am just a fool manifesting my traits. I am a very inconsequential idiot who feels like someone with an opinion.

SmartProf:
I am just a fool manifesting my traits. I am a very inconsequential idiot who feels like someone with an opinion.

daddytime:
Nice sermon.

Buhari and the killer herdsmen are "Newsmakers".


Just saying oh.

SmartProf:
If Freeze thinks he has a better approach to practicing Christianity, he should gather his followers, open a church and grow his movement with that template, and let's see how far he succeeds. U can't keep thriving by being stupid and insulting sane Pastors whose shoes he can't lace even if given 10,000 lifetimes, as though they are the cause of his life's frustrations. U have a government but can't criticize their failed policies & actions that have plunged our society to extreme poverty, yet u think u can pick the church and it's sane pastors as ur soft target for insults. As sensible as his supporters think they are, the monies they claim they haven't given to church doesn't even reflect on them, since most of them are paupers. Some claim they will rather give their monies to charity but a careful look at their lives will tell u that they are destitutes who will rather be a burden to charity organizations. Whether or not he apologizes, based on legacies and impact, Freeze can never be celebrated like those he insults. The best is to get the backing of his fellow fraustrated followers, who in reality look like starved donkeys.

Skynet45:
Shut up you fool illiterate attending uk mushrooms sch that's your achievement. Go and collect your 30k salary from buhari media commission

wizzyrich:
[s][/s]Says a Jobless retar.d

Hofbrauhaus:
Son, you can't fvck anybody with that your tiny, stinky, smelly pin of a dyck...