₦airaland Forum

clarocuzioo:
Sometime when I look at the surrounding circumstances and situations, taking a critical and logical analysis of events all around this country, I wonder if this country will actually survive as one.
It's obvious there's no longer religious tolerance and that a very dangerous dimension threatening the cooperate existence of this Nation.
How can a DG come and tell Corps members they are not sent to go and evangelise in their host communities, its very appalling,i guess he will never comment on Corps members who indulge in "runs" in their host communities as his very OK with that.
Of a truth we truly deserve what we get in this country. Religious, ethnic and tribal sentiments is the bane of this country.

my friend it is for their own sake.... People have list their lives in the north because if evangelism

i comment my reserve

yawn

thetruthmale:
Dumbo... The prayer wasn't mine, I am just wishing you what you wished others.

Sociopaths always justify their abnormal thoughts and actions. Everybody thinks you are sick but you don't. Are you surprised?

The difference between the both of us is I am tryna save the world from the danger that you pose.

You are toxic to humanity.

Keep justifying your freaky self.

Your impending downfall is lurking and hovering around your head.

I have nothing against your family and parents, for all I know they could just be victims of you.

Olórí burúkú.

What A Bitter soul... For Your Sake And That Of Your Irresponsible Parents I Sincerely Hope You Get Better. Ciao

Since Nigeria's President Muhammadu Buhari met his US counterpart Donald Trump yesterday, BBC Igbo has been looking at four things the men have in common.

1) Assumed office in their 70s
Mr Buharị was 73 when he assumed office in 2015 and Mr Trump was 70 when he came to power last year.
(See my signature for Updated list of oldest African presidents)

2) Their elections came as a surprise
Mr Buhari was Nigera’s first oppostion leader to win an election - never before had a sitting president been defeated at the polls. In the US, Hillary Clinton was tipped to win the 2016 election, but the US billionaire and Republican candidate claimed victory after a string of formerly Democratic states swung his way.

3) Troubled relationship with the media
President Trump does not hide his disdain for journalists and the press in general. Mr Buhari, a former military ruler, is equally as wary and only makes policy statement when he is outside the country, tending to shun local media interviews.

4) Known for their gaffes
Mr Trump's blunt language on Twitter is infamous and he is alleged to have used the word "shithole" to describe African nations – though he denies being racist . Mr Buhari has had equally embarrassing moments. He once responded to criticism from his wife by saying she belonged in his kitchen and earlier this year upset Nigerians by suggesting young people were not hard working.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/live/world-africa-43947259?ns_mchannel=social&ns_source=twitter&ns_campaign=bbc_live&ns_linkname=5ae74136d8bb1e0675d30fab%26Four%20things%20Trump%20and%20Buhari%20have%20in%20common%26&ns_fee=0#post_5ae74136d8bb1e0675d30fab

Chai.. money

Hmm

Yawn

thetruthmale:
I seldom comment here.

But, MrAnele I am making an exception for you.

What you have posted here will be your reality soon, very soon. This is my hope and honest prayer for you.

Your kind is dangerous and toxic to humanity.

RIP is advance.

I'm a writer.. But I'm not not surprised many Nigerians including you can't deduce it from my comment... i mean with the kind of demented brain you guys have I'm not surprised at all.... As for that thing you call a prayer it will befall on not just you, but your family including the pigs that brought you into this world ten fold.

My crushMy crush... Anytime I see this girl picture my soldier automatically stands at attention...

If you know you know

After them drill this man eh... him go regret him life

Yawn

The naval officer must be a kind man... If na me, after torturing her -- to avoid stories like this-- i no go release am oo. Next step na to Cut her into small pieces then flush her down the toilet..

yawn... Wake me up when he reveals the real secret to his wealth

PS: I'm not a learner

Ah swear to god mehn. i hate the way we treat gays in this country.. I don't understand why we can't just let them live their lives... It's very annoying and the most annoying thing na say i can't openly speak against the way gays are treated.. make them no beat me join.

.. If you can read this... i want you to know this... You will die one day

I guess the tithe was just not enough.... And i blame freeze..

If to say na award the man win na the heading for read "American wins grammy" but since it's a shooting they gats just put Nigerian man for the heading.... Thunder fire America.

Regurgitated sh*t

Na so

MY Brother is A Doctor...

IsaAbubakar:

chaii see the lightening speed they pushed this on fp

hmmmm free traffic to bloggers these day

Alex see ya laifu

Free traffic ke... no reason am like that oo... Sometimes people Wei dey click on links no dey reach 100

Lol

The fingering policeman

Na wa to naija bloggers

Naija Feofle

We wont fall again

Beautiful beauty

Rico

Yawn

Yawn

Nigeria Rises In World Press Freedom 2018 Ranking.

That is the conclusion from the 2018 World Press Freedom Index compiled by Reporters Without Borders, or RSF.

The annual ranking, released on Wednesday and which also showed a big decline in freedom of speech across the world, raised Nigeria three positions from its 2017 position (122), to No. 119 overall.

With the new ranking, Nigeria continues to rank alongside other countries hostile to free press such as Afghanistan, Chad, Philippines, Zimbabwe, Colombia and others.

According to RSF, the states that are the leading media freedom violators in Nigeria are the Federal Capital Territory (Abuja) in the centre of the country (with 16 cases since the start of 2016), Lagos in the southwest (9), Bayelsa in the south (4), and Rivers in the southeast (4). Cases of violence against journalists and violations of the freedom to inform were registered in 24 of Nigeria’s 38 states.

Of the African nations assessed, Eritrea finished last, followed by sudan, Djibouti and Equitorial Guinea.

While Top ranking countries in Africa include Ghana, Namibia, South Africa & cape verde.

The aforementioned countries above ranked higher than power countries like the U.S., France, Spain, United Kingdom and Italy.

By region, RSF ranked Europe as having the greatest press freedom, followed by the Americas, Africa, the Asia-Pacific, Eastern Europe/Central Asia and the Middle East/North Africa.

The Middle East and North Africa experienced the biggest decline in freedom of speech by region in the world, as countries in the region struggle with war and political clashes.

"Armed conflicts, terrorism charges against independent journalists and media, and growing online surveillance and censorship make reporting extremely dangerous for the region's journalists" according to the RSF report, which cited ongoing wars in Syria and Yemen, and the government use of terrorism charges in Egypt, Saudi Arabia and Bahrain as factors imperiling journalists.


See the Top 20 Best Ranking African Countries in this year's Press Freedom Index


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