₦airaland Forum

watever:
Later Nilla _{at least she stayed more than 5 mins this time}

alabiyemmy:
you guys are outside the country and making these comments - what have you as an individual done to improve Nigeria? Apart from deserting her at her hour of need and wishing death to those people who offered themselves to serve the country?

Donzman:
Yeah Nilla, you can make it happen from Kansas.

Ynot:
Oh yea. How you going to do that? Nilla's coercive powers? Ethnocentrism alone will cripple any call to revolt.

BTW, how you dey? Still dancing naked?

Ynot:
I wish they do. But we all aware that ain't going to happen anytime soon. An average Nigerian youth will rather take the easy way out - leave the country, given the opportunity.

damsol:
hello

watever:
Hey Dammie, how ya doin?
Nilla, no one will know what it means

mukina2:
genial is 17 months pregnant
damsol is here to playyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy

Donzman:
Like you said, what about the minorities?, Majority before minorities first, I suppose.

Donzman:
When last did this country have an Igbo leader? Let me see, Hausa, Yoruba,, After how many years?, Ironsi and Azikiwe do not count! I suppose protesting and blowing up places will give us our own "appeasement".

mukina2:
greenest person wassup dude

nilla i am vexed because nothing dey shele for me today

Genial:
I suspect that GJ was given the slot because he is seen as a consensus candidate - one who "has" the least interest in the position, and therefore would be more acceptable to the other pretenders to the throne who were overlooked. In my opinion, this has something to do with compensation of the SSGzone, but it is a compensation with a carrot attached. It may have more with the desire of the ruling "cabal" to perpetuate themselves in office than any desire to do what is best for the nation. GJ is not particularly known for being aggressive and disloyal, if you remember his role in the dethronement of his erstwhile boss, DSP.

We see here an apparent compromise - the setting aside of the old brigade and the infusion of fresh blood into the system. But how fresh is this "fresh blood", and is it really blood?

Donzman:
@Afam

I think doing things to appease militants is the worst you can do. I suppose Igbo people should start blowing things up now so they can finally give us our presidency?, I guess the politics of negotiation does not work anymore, militant behaviour is what gets you results. Ok!

Donzman:
@Afam

I think doing things to appease militants is the worst you can do. I suppose Igbo people should start blowing things up now so they can finally give us our presidency?, I guess the politics of negotiation does not work anymore, militant behaviour is what gets you results. Ok!

Afam:
@Nilla,

Sorry for not getting you right. I believe Genial has been able to explain better what I believe happened.

On Sharia being imposed on Nigerians, I don't see that happening since it requires a 2/3 majority[b] unless they will do the Plateau State style where 6 members constituted a 2/3 majority.[/b]

watever:
Hey lil miss log-in-for-5 mins-and-log-out

Maybe the Nigerian youth just believes that he/she is inconsequential in the grand scheme of polical events in the country.

Afam:
@Nilla,

I sincerely think it is not out of place to allow the VP slot to go SS, come to think of it, most of these things really do not matter, afterall we have a lot of Yorubas or SW that are not happy with OBJ even after spending 71/2 years in office. The place a president or vice comes from doesn't necessarily translate into a better life for the area.

Poverty is blind, it is the same all over Nigeria, it does not respect gender, age, religion or ethnicity.

All Nigerians are asking for is security, food, shelter and equal opportunity for all to aspire to their dreams.

I have a totally different view on the issue of Sharia, democracy is about what the majority wants and if the majority of people in Katsina wanted Sharia then there is absolutely nothing wrong with it, after the US enacts laws that may not make sense to visitors or foreigners but such laws still stand.

Easyy:
Who is this Yar Adua guy?

He is the son of the late Musa Yar Adua of politics of money andf thuggery. The fact that IBB considers himself on Yar Adua's side is enough for me to vote a million times against him (I'm not even registered to vote )

When will Nigeria break from the stranglehold of the cartel of thieves, looters and their offspring? When will we decide to make a positive stand by voting for anyone but one known to have any connections with past mismanagement and misappropriation?

jaybaby:
'sup everyone

toy boy:
@SUGER CHICK,
WATS D BEEF FOR?
ONE OR TWO PERSONS ON NAIRA LAND KNOW ME N VE SEEN ME. BUT I WOULD NOT RATHER SHOW MYSELF TO ALL NAIRALANDERS FOR CHEAP PUBLICITY. IN MY PLAYING DAYS, I USED TO ENJOY SHUFFLING HONEYS AND ARRANGING A WELL DETAILED TIME TABLE, EVEN WEN A CLASH OCCUR, THE GALS PLAY COOL WITH THE HOPE OF WINNING THE FUNNY GAME. BUT NOW WITH THE PRESSURE OF WORK N AGE CREEPING ON ME I PLAY LESS OF SUCH GAMES N TEND TO GET SERIOUS. I VE NEVER,NEVER AT ANY POINT IN MY TENAGE/ADULT LIFE LACKED A BABE.
I ONLY WANTED TO HIGHLIGHT MY OBSERVATION BOTH IN MY PERSONAL LIFE AND THAT OF GUYS AROUND. GO TO ANY CAMPUS AROUND AND SEE HOW GALS FLOCK AROUND FINE BOIS. ITS ONLY WEN U R POOR N RICH THAT CHICKS FLOCK AROUND YOU AS WELL.


@JAY BABY,
IF I NO WELL @ ALL I FOR DEY INTENSIVE CARE WARD FOR HOSIPITAL. OK.