₦airaland Forum

SweetPuffPuff:
[color=dodgerblue]I can assure u that the whole tribe is not out killing and terrorizing the north. Lets stay focused[/color]

jammer777:
He wouldn't just come for your precious life bro, when he's not insane. But try destroy his farmlands first, where he draws his daily bread, pays his family's bills, pays his tax etc. Sure u'll be 6ft under b4 u say jack....

SweetPuffPuff:
[color=deepskyblue] stop this nonsense. This isnt about fulani people as a whole but just these terriost fulani herdsmen and only the herdsmen who kill[/color]

Desyner:
The proponents of cattle colony are simply telling others, that look, we will not cultivates food for our cattles like your coward forefathers who stopped open rearing of animals and started cultivating foods for them. Nice talk from Fayose.

fiizznation:
Funny how some people think they can change the pastoral way of life of the average herdsman. The fulani man wont allow any forces to suppress and oppress him and his way of life.

Cattle colonies as sugested by some people is the only solution that might bring a lasting peace to the crisis between the "herdsmen" and whoever they normally have clashes with.

Btw, I can See how Nigeria media houses have lunched some sort of WAR against the fulani tribe and our way of life, but am not bothered because i know they will never succeed.

pode:
Nice idea sir

Samusu:
From Syria to Afghanistan.

The Anambra State Government has prohibited the drinking of garri in the state as a measure to prevent the contraction of Lassa fever.

The state Commissioner for Health, Dr. Joe Akabuike, announced the ban while educating residents of the state on measures to prevent the disease, which is spreading in parts of the country.



He said, “The garri you see spread along the highway while you’re travelling is very risky to consume, especially when you drink it. It is better and surer consuming the ones you prepared yourself. We are by this enlightenment prohibiting the drinking of garri in the state.

“Like any other form of disease, good hygiene practices and taking precautions over all forms of symptoms among family members and friends will go a long way to curb the spread of diseases.

“Hand washing remains an effective way of preventing diseases. Families as well as corporate organisations should re-adopt the use of tip taps and hand sanitisers placed in public places.”

Meanwhile, medical doctors across Kogi State on Tuesday gathered in Lokoja to pay their last respects to their colleague, who died of Lassa fever on Sunday.

Ahmed died in Irrua, Edo State at the age of 30 after attending to a seven-month-old baby, who died a day after it was admitted.

At a procession held at the Federal Medical Centre Lokoja on Tuesday, doctors expressed their grief in songs.

They ended their procession at the administrative block of the FMC where the Chief Medical Director, Dr Olatunde Alabi, addressed them.

Alabi said, “Actually, the late Dr Idowu Ahmed is one of our new doctors that we have here and he has been very hardworking and dedicated to his duties. We are aware that there is an epidemic in the country and we are trying to put our own measures in place so that we don’t have further spread of the disease.”

The Kogi State Chairman of Nigerian Medical Association, Dr. Godwin Tijani, told one of our correspondents that persons, who had contact with the deceased, had been quarantined.

“We feel saddened by the death of one of our colleagues. He is a young chap and after two months, he is no more. We will forever miss him.

“As I speak to you, some of his colleagues who had contact with him have been quarantined and some of them had started taking drugs to ensure the effect is not felt,” he said.

2cato:
Whose person beans dey burn for fire

olajizz01:
Are u talking of Yorubas who led Biafra war and sent millions of your people to early grave.No thank to Benjamen Adekunle aka the black scorpion who stung u animals to ur early grave and Obasanjo who brought u to ur kneel in your fantasied capital(Enugu).Let me stop here,few words are enough for animal like u.

4kDdullard:
I don't do church thingy like you religious folks, I was in my house listening to cool music on that crossover night.
By the way, your kinsmen took to their heels when Abiola needed them most.Tell me if that was an art of bravery or cowardice before you crucify me for stating the facts?
Today Jagagban or wetin u people dey call am has been used and dumped like a tissue paper by his fulani master.If this is not not slavery then probably there's another definition for slavery.All the same, FFK is just is another example s typical yoruba.Goodmorning!

AFONJAPIG:
war of mouth as usual... their cowardly attitude in 1967 caused all this nonsense, who are they trying to blame now Ndi Ara

4kDdullard:
Yorubas are coward and fulani slaves.Good morning to them.

Nltaliban:
Ladies and gentlemen, I'm happy all roads now leads to Daura.

Bringing somebody like Buhari to national politics is not only a mistake but also a dis-service to the country because he is best fittest as a provincial leaders, a cult hero for the almajiris."- Arewa youth.


But please, I urge us all not to do this with our mouths and social media accounts alone, let's all try to register, let's all come out to vote, let's all make sure we send this bloody dullard back to Daura. DO NOT SELL YOUR VOTE!!! There's no amount that's worth your vote!!

Please get your voters cards ready, February 2019 is almost here.
BACK2DAURA

MrMcJay:
Can this thing carry heavy load to Katsina state?

I have someone I want to carry from Abuja to Daura in 2019.

Elder statesman, Chief Olusegun Obasanjo, on Tuesday, slammed the President Muhammadu Buhari-led government for performing below the expectations of Nigerians.

Obasanjo, who ruled Nigeria at different times as a military and democratic president, had in a strongly worded letter titled: ‘THE WAY OUT: A CLARION CALL FOR COALITION FOR NIGERIA MOVEMENT’, highlighted the failings of the ruling All Progressives Congress-led government.

The PUNCH brings you six quotes from the former Peoples Democratic Party stalwart.

Poverty
“Already, Nigerians are committing suicide for the unbearable socio-economic situation they find themselves in. And yet Nigerians love life. We must not continue to reinforce failure and hope that all will be well. It is self-deceit and self-defeat and another aspect of folly.”

Insecurity/Herdsmen menace
The herdsmen/crop farmers issue is being wittingly or unwittingly allowed to turn sour and messy. It is no credit to the Federal Government that the herdsmen rampage continues with careless abandon and without finding an effective solution to it. And it is a sad symptom of insensitivity and callousness that some Governors, a day after 73 victims were being buried in a mass grave in Benue State without condolence, were jubilantly endorsing President Buhari for a second term!


The second is his poor understanding of the dynamics of internal politics. This has led to wittingly or unwittingly making the nation more divided and inequality has widened and become more pronounced. It also has effect on general national security.

Poor economic management
“The third is passing the buck. For instance, blaming the Governor of the Central Bank for devaluation of the naira by 70% or so and blaming past governments for it, is to say the least, not accepting one’s own responsibility. Let nobody deceive us, economy feeds on politics and because our politics is depressing, our economy is even more depressing today. If things were good, President Buhari would not need to come in. He was voted to fix things that were bad and not engage in the blame game. Our Constitution is very clear, one of the cardinal responsibilities of the President is the management of the economy of which the value of the naira forms an integral part. Kinship and friendship that place responsibility for governance in the hands of the unelected can only be deleterious to good government and to the nation.”

Nepotism
“One is nepotic deployment bordering on clannishness and inability to bring discipline to bear on errant members of his nepotic court. This has grave consequences on performance of his government to the detriment of the nation. It would appear that national interest was being sacrificed on the altar of nepotic interest. What does one make of a case like that of Maina: collusion, condonation, ineptitude, incompetence, dereliction of responsibility or kinship and friendship on the part of those who should have taken visible and deterrent disciplinary action? “


Condoning misdeed
“There were serious allegations of round-tripping against some inner caucus of the Presidency which would seem to have been condoned. I wonder if such actions do not amount to corruption and financial crime, then what is it? Culture of condonation and turning blind eye will cover up rather than clean up. And going to justice must be with clean hands.”

nell4:
Abeg crawl into that your shithole and stop disturbing the internet space.

ZorGBUooeh:
In 1999,What did yorubas do to warrant Nigerias presidency under PDP?When most of them where in opposition under AD?
Stop bin a hypocrite..We are in a new year

prestige2013:
The Victim is mad!