₦airaland Forum

Kizyte:
First of all let's start with your grammar, I am 'a European' man.

What part of Europe do you come from?
Don't they teach the rules in vowel sound in the part of Europe you come from? a, e, i, o, u...

OP, no mind me, we here in Nairaland and criticism are like 5 & 6

DonteMec:
Hello Fellow Nairalanders,

She really doesn't like sex. I hate that aspect of her. I have a high sex drive while she has little to zero sex drive. This has of course brought all sorts quarrel over the years. I have since learnt to manage her that way and bear that as my cross, since that is her only weak point. But its not easy.

........... It's like the penis is scared of my wife, because even a thought of her makes an erect penis go flat immediately...................

Rapper 50 Cent, also known as Curtis Jackson III, has reportedly amassed a small fortune in cryptocurrency.

Jackson racked up about 700 bitcoins after agreeing to accept digital currency as an alternative form of payment for his 2014 album "Animal Ambition," according to TMZ. That stake is now worth over $7 million.

In a now-deleted Instagram post, the 42-year-old took to social media to congratulate himself. In a post referencing the original TMZ report, he wrote, "Not Bad for a kid from South Side, I'm so proud of me." He followed up with an additional comment saying, "I'm a keep it real. I forgot I did that sh--t"

The pat on the back is well deserved. At a time when bitcoin was only worth about $660 and yet to go mainstream, Jackson took a risk: He agreed to accept it as a form of payment. In a June 3, 2014, Reddit AMA (Ask Me Anything) on the same day his album was released, the hip hop mogul revealed that he made the decision in an attempt to "stay with [the] times."

The bitcoin that came in would have amounted to around $450,000 then. Since rising in value to around $11,200 per bitcoin according to Coinbase, that same stake would be worth closer to $7.8 million now.

historyworld031:
The southern people are going to have to fight for their rights.
There is only one solution when some armed bandits threaten your people with genocide:
Fight ! give them hell !
And that is what is going to happen.
The fight needs to be taken to the north right in the house of the fulani herdsmen who have promised genocide !
How practical is that ?

historyworld031:
This is anything but a two sided conflict.
Your people are entering private properties and killing and raping the owners.
You guys see that your people are committing a genocide in the middle belt and you guys even boast about it.
And now, you are promising to expand your genocide "unless..."
You guys are crazy.
The rest of the world calls you terrorists and that is what you are.

I am not going to act like the foolish nigerian who wants to pretend both victim and murderer are at fault.
No, only the murderer is at fault !
Better policing would be a good solution.
the fulani herdsmen need to be disarmed or everybody else needs to carry weapons.

historyworld031:
You will swallow your threats, guns are cheap in the south (due to access to the sea).
It won't take long before even southern babies are armed with guns.
You fulani herdsmen are biting what you can not chew.
You are destroying the very nigeria which gives you guys access to water.
Your constant attacks are only pushing nigeria into a civil war which would consume you guys and break nigeria into many entities.
Stop your killings or face the consequences !
Youb have been warned !

Paretomaster:
Bulshit.. .how are this Ones Fulani? This one's na hunters.. . Who attacks a community with Dane guns. ..

Generally if the baby is born in international waters (or in the airspace above international waters), the child takes the citizenship of the mother. Pretty straightforward.

This follows in line with what is legally referred to as jus sanguinis (meaning right of blood - that you have the right to citizenship of the bloodline from which you originate).

Another consideration is what happens if the baby is born in the airspace of another country. Here’s where jus soli (meaning right of soil) comes into play. The US currently extends an offer of citizenship to any child born in the country.

Not all countries do this, so don’t go traveling to North Korea in your third trimester just to attain that oh-so-coveted North Korean citizenship for your unborn child.

Some countries claim to observe jus soli with modifications: the UK requires that one of the parents be “legally settled” in the UK; other’s don’t require legal citizenship or residency per se, but do require a parent to have lived in the country for some period of time. Thailand requires that the parents have legally lived in Thailand for at least 5 years (legally) for jus soli to be valid for a child.

In some 30-40 countries, you can claim citizenship for being born in the country's airspace. But check before you’re born there because they might not offer it (or it might have other legal hurdles to clear before you can get it).

If you’re curious (for totally academic purposes and not to plan some elaborate sociopathic con involving a human life you’ll bring into this world, of course), you might find the history and practice of birthright citizenship very interesting

Obi1kenobi:
I've already proffered solutions. My very first comment on this thread was in agreement with the government supporting their ranching efforts. So I don't know what you're blabbering about. Using pretentious words like "logic" doesn't make you logical.

If by "effeminate emotionalism", you mean human feelings, I'm guilty as charged. If you're a psychopath that is desensitized to mindless, savage butchery, then you have my pity, sir.

Obi1kenobi:
Prejudice might seem wrong in idealistic theory, but it's not always wrong in practice. Prejudice is often rational and necessary when a collective group poses an existential threat to other groups. The blood-thirsty herdsmen murderers that have slaughtered thousands of people in just the last 2-3 years have done more than enough to earn whatever vile prejudice others hold them in. The notion that it is unfair that they have such a reputation after carrying out murderous carnage in every single region in the country has to strike you as ridiculous. I can't imagine what it must be like to be a Benue or Taraba farmer. Being a peace-loving person myself who can't even slaughter a chicken, I'd live in terror of those blood-thirsty demons dreading the day I'm unlucky enough to encounter them if I didn't live in an urban jungle like Lagos which is immune to their insanity. If people like you are not outraged by this barbarism and you're not shocked to the marrow by this senseless violence and the gory images, that's your issue. It evokes altogether different emotions in me.

Sometimes, people earn the "bigotry" directed at them. I'm Igbo for example and I feel deep shame at the bad reputation Nigerians have in Asia because of Igbo drug peddlers and criminals. When other groups deride us for it, I shut up because despite the fact I don't peddle drugs and I have no family who do, it's still a fact that many Igbo sons have dragged our name in the mud with their drug peddling. If Fulanis have a reputation as a blood-thirsty group, it's because they've done more than enough to earn that reputation both in the current polity and centuries of their violent history.

Obi1kenobi:
No...in this particular case, it's simply the business of an incompetent government, since the security apparatus that is totally dominated by Northerners (through a vicious nepotistic cycle that has persisted since the military era) cannot protect the victims of savage, blood-sucking herdsmen, appeasement is the only choice they've left us with. It's worth experimenting, but appeasement hasn't always sated their blood-lust. In places like Kaduna, El Rufai, tribalistic moroon that he is, basically PAID them to stop attacking Southern Kaduna indigenes and it still hasn't stopped them.

Alejoas:
Cattle grazing is a private business.... How much do they vote for poultry production that can save us the stress of overdependence on beef? This govt sef....

According to the 2016 American Community Survey, 62% of Nigerian Americans age 25 and higher hold bachelor's degrees (or higher) and 29% hold graduate or professional degrees. Nigerian immigrants have the highest levels of education in this city and the nation, surpassing whites and Asians.

HungerBAD:
Fayose is right.

The definition of terror simply means to use intimidation tactics to put fear,and sometimes even kill others.

And the Fulani Herdsmen are guilty of this.