₦airaland Forum

Amarabae:
and who is this nail cutter from the land of the poverty stricken amajiiiri.?

Is it not better to be in poverty and preserving ones own dignity by doing a diligent job?

Amarabae:
and the mumu button presser of zombies.

Who is this who** from the land of erosion?

velai:
[/b]I[b] reject apc.

Thank God for saying "I". So, your so Glen vote is of no valid.

Adaowerri111:
See him face

Na the military blood dey still residing for him face.

Sai Baba! the nightmare of Igbo.

FriendNG:
Eh inaji hakane. Kasan farfesa a Hausa ba'a jaa dasu.

To ka gani? Mu dai kullum sai koyo muke. wata rana mu kamo kafarsa.

FriendNG:
Kai meyasa baka fassara ba?

Ina gani babban malami ne (farfesa). Shi yasa ya bar mu, mu Qolawa mu fassara wannan karamin aikin.

Paretomaster:
Ameen, Kwana biyu, ina jiran Africanapple Tazo Ta fasara muna...

Lafiya lau dan uwa, mi ka ke so a fassara maka?

AfricanApple:
Sanu da zuwa sosai. We are happy to see you

Godiya nake aful

AfricanApple:
fassara

Death is an inevitable....

It is not a must to make everyone happy.
But make sure you didn't cheat other.
We were created to live in this world for a limited time then leave it.


*Always smiling
*Always forgiveness
*Always be an easy going


And again, try to forget any offense mated on you and those mocking you, nothing is permanent in this world.
God love who are patience.

NA try I dey try oo

Paretomaster:
Mutuwa rigar kowa.. ...



Bai Zama Dole Ka Farantawa Duk Mutane Rai Ba, Amma Yi Kokarin Kaga Ba Ka Cutar Da Kowa Ba. Rayukanmu An Haliccesu Dan Su Zauna Na Wani Lokaci a Duniya Sannan Su Tafi.

•Kuyi Murmushi
•Kuyi Afuwa
•Kuyi Sassauci

Sannan Ku Mance Da Duk Wani Laifi Ko Batanci Da Akayi Muku a Duniya, Komai Mai Gushewa Ne.
Allah Yana Son Masu Hakuri.

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Godiya muke da wannan nasihar.

Allah sa mu dace

S.B

No, it is not. It only borrow some words from Arabic.

No, it is not. It only borrowed some words from Arabic.

Gafaran ku jama'a
Greet to you people.
Ni Naijacitizen na dawo Hutu

I, naijacitizen is back from holiday.

SmartchoicesNG:

Sai Saraki the defender of the masses..

If not that God put Saraki in proper position... PMB and co would have ​finished Nigeria

How did he defend the masses? is it because he is opposing the man you hate so much that make him your hero? SMH!

Where can I get em in Abuja?

Jabioro:
Tinubu spoke well.. thank you Sir .

Double post.

Abeg I wan see a crowd.

ollymoore:
South africa and kenya dis day na only GoD go save dem

And nobody call for his head because he was covered with the blood of.....? Hypocrite at its highest order.

By Ma'aji Zazzau

THIS MARCH, air traffic to Abuja will be diverted to Kaduna. This is to make way for comprehensive maintenance and project completion. This happens all over the world when such a need arises. And such a need has arisen here in Nigeria. So wailing on Facebook over what's a global best practice won't work - that's to those whom nagging has become a habit. Una be 4th wife?

I believe that Kaduna is better than Minna in this instance. The simple reason is that from Minna to Suleja junction, it's a single lane highway and it's in a terrible condition. For many years I had always wondered how the many Minna Generals ever get to drive on that road to Abuja without their conscience pricking them. That thought still gives me goose pimples till today.

Kaduna-Abuja highway isn't much to write home about either. But at least it's a dual carriageway and its total deterioration lies squarely on the shoulders of this government - which from its coming to power to date, NEMA has stopped all maintenance work at a horrid cost to human lives - including its own labour minister who was a very personal friend of mine. So that much I know. But with some concerted patchwork, it will still be safer than Minna-Suleja road (being a double lane freeway).

For those who object to being flown to Kaduna (same people who will surely be the first to start crying wolf by the time airplanes start crash landing into Abuja if the maintenance work isn't exeuted) I say cool down. Your ticket and all airport literature always use terminologies like "flight time", "departure"; "destination" "cruising altitude", "estimated time of arrival" etc etc. I don't recall ever seeing the words "LANDING" captured in aviation jargon. So I take it as mere passenger expectation which either party could execute. So for those who feel strongly about not "landing" in Kaduna, you can always tell the pilot to slow down when he reaches your Abuja "destination" within the "expected time of arrival" so you may use your own discretion and do your own LANDING. Just remember to keep a parachute handy. For those of us foolish enough to cede our rights to LAND to the pilot, we'll wait patiently till he voluntarily does the landing for us in Kaduna since we've already delegated the responsibility to him.

By the way, an aviation minister, at one point in this country's history, blatantly refused international carriers licences to fly certain routes and instead sought to influence their business decisions by insisting they should instead fly to her home region. If in doubt, Google it. The stories of that scandal are still online. Heaven didn't fall back then for what was crass nepotism. The same heaven won't fall now for a decision based on genuine concern over safety.

On a more serious note, however, I learnt in business school that the future belongs to those who turn challenges into opportunities. People who see flying into Kaduna as a challenge - particularly quack journalists who've turned the ethics of the profession on its head by 'ethnicising' crime and subscribe to tribal profiling, this presents an opportunity to take a detour to Southern Kaduna for an on-the-scene assessment. It's barely 200km from the airport. And for the first time in their lives, they could practice some bit of factual reporting - instead of sitting down in beer parlours and conjuring up images of murderous bands of cudgel welding, AK47 totting "FULANI HERDSMEN" raiding and slashing at everything that moved, while other harmless tribes scamper into the bushes for dear life (with bare breasted women screaming and dragging wailing children to safety) as blood thirsty vampire nomads unleash genocide.

I know what it takes to make a story balanced. I covered the Ile Ife - Modakeke crises for Weekly Trust in 1999. So I know it's not easy. We too chose not to use the words "Jukun, TIV or Tarok militia" back then so as not to democratise crime among ethnic groups in which we knew the overwhelming majority were peace loving and law abiding Christian folk - to whom fear of God is first nature. Even for the OPC that almost killed me at Orile in Lagos, while I was photographing their mass slaughter of street beggars, almajiris and every kaftan wearing passersby, we still refrained from using the term "Yoruba" by strictly sticking to the acronym they gave themselves. We believed crime has no tribe or religion back then. That's called professionalism. But to get it right, you've just got to do the writing yourself. Don't let 3 bottles of Goulder do it for you. And make sure you purge your mind of Nollywood scenes completely

Your detour could also be patriotic, as you could truly help with the reconciliation and healing process that'll curb a tragic fratricide and restore our country back to sanity - as well as make small token donations to those you ACTUALLY SEE in displaced persons shelters irrespective of tribe or religion. They're all your compatriots - remember?

Should you happen to visit Gidan Maga (a 200 year old fulani hamlet near Kafanchan) I assure you that you won't see any cows or herdsmen. They were all either killed or gone. All you'll see are skeletons of burnt structures that used to be homes and vandalised ancient graveyards. Oh yes, that's my wife's ancestral home where her father, mother and great great grandparents were born and raised. Her 5 cousins were also slaughtered like goats. I was in the office when she phoned to share the sad story. Since the tragic event of that fateful day in 2011, I'm yet to hear her call the criminals by their tribal identity or their religion other than they're criminals and hope karma catches up with them eventually.

Yet, you have the audacity to pretend to care and cry more than the bereaved and churn out inciting publications - adding fuel to the fire. If you cared so much, where were you when GEJ presided over the most corrupt government in our history while thousands were being mowed down in the North East by BH and endemic systemic corruption undermined the entire war effort - yet you wanted him back at all costs? Nonsense!

May God give our country true peace justice and healing across all tribes and religions - and insulate this country from wolves in sheep skin. Ameen!

softMarket:
Very soon the media will stop writing about things like politics!


They(media) only experienced democracy during GEJ regime. Thats when u will call GEJ a tyrant and get away with it......



But in this buhari regime, just mistakenly say something against ordinary cleaner of APC and DSS ft EFCC will storm your yard!




We lost our democracy since may2015..........

@bold, I guess you were not on this planet where Nigerian Army invade media house and seized all its copies during your hero regiment.


http://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/162255-nigerian-military-goes-berserk-blocks-newspapers-distribution-abuja-lagos.html

kendiddy:
we in America dnt give a f*uck

Mr. "We America" what are you doing here?

The Nigerian Army has instituted a legal action against an online publication, the Premium Times over its failure to retract and apologize over false, subversive and malicious publications against the person of the Chief of Army Staff Lieutenant General Tukur Buratai and the Nigerian Army.

All efforts to make the medium make amend proved abortive.

Consequently, the Nigerian Army sent a letter to the management of the of the online publishers to retract and apologize before 31st December 2016.

The medium however remained adamant and recalcitrant.

Consequently, the Nigerian Army has briefed it's lawyers to institute legal action against the medium.

Thank you for your kind cooperation.

Brigadier General Sani Kukasheka Usman
Director Army Public Relations

https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=10158068202075026&id=547010025

DaBullIT:
Oshofree campaigner, don't blame me if all your posts for atike hasn't fetched you the much desired pocket change

Afterall no be me send you go do MMM


hahahahahah

lmao!

MeAboki:
Yes, been to Lagos a few times; on my 2nd attempt luckily escaped bullets of armed robbers from snatching our vehicle along Allen Avenue, never liked the town due to the chaotic and hussle ans bussle pace and lifestyle.

Also been to Edo, Benin but more in particular Irrhua and Ekpoma on holiday with a friend from that area, had fun and felt more at ease as there was a significant Muslim community there.

Briefly also been to Delta, Uguashuku (not sure of the spelling) to a friend's (a Hausa northerner's) wedding with a girl from that area and a 2nd time when another friend's father also married from there.

However, never been to the SS or SE due to the stories of crime and violence in general as well as hatred in particular against Muslims and northerners.

I think it is only me who have this same feeling.

Following

Assalamu Alaikum.






Ba'a mugun sarki sai mugun bafade.

I thank God for being FTC for the first time.
I therefore dedicate this to all my co-bachelors in this forum. Especially those reading this post.


Back to topic,

None of the above.

I am still studying the situation.

AfricanApple:
paretomaster and naijacitizen make una find me because I don lost fa. kai. I think say I don dey sabi finish ne o. ashe I never start

Worry not, my dear. As long as we are together, you will climbed to the top.

snowprince07:
Kaii yau ga balahi ku ci gaba muna kalo. Its really interesting but some are gonna gert lost in this kun san idan giwa biyu ke fada ciyawa ce ke gin jiki.

hehehe! Kai dai bari...kadan ka gani..

Nagoma, wai har yanzu kana cikin wannan duniyar ta mu? kada dai labarin daje zo mani ta hannun ismhab ya zamo gaske...wai mijinta ce? Haba girma ya fadi.

Paretomaster:
the thread is for Hausa only, we r just going deeper...
AfricanApple, jacabi n co in a kuke

Let me invite some VIP here... chakula, hardfact, begwong, Destinygirl, freecocoa, seriallink, kslib, emerald120, saymax, hornipipe, beremx, ana bukatar ku a wannan dandalin