₦airaland Forum

Tellmeastory:
Look at this illiterate clown.

Those few industries you saw listed are FAR OUTSIDE OF WASHINGTON DC.

They are in neighbouring states like Virginia and Maryland. Because of proximity they are listed as being part of the Washington metropolitan district.

It doesn’t mean the industries and factories are in Washington DC.

🤣🤣

When I called you a village man who doesn’t know anything…

Plus we DO have schools, universities and research institutes in Abuja, you bushman.

If you don’t know where they are, USE GOOGLE, airhead.

Tellmeastory:
DUDE, IS YOUR HEAD CORRECT AT ALL?

So you are actually expecting to see major industries and manufacturing in Abuja?

How many industries and factories do you see in Washington DC or Brasilia, or Yamoussoukro, the purpose-built Ivorian capital?

Abuja was designed to be an ADMINISTRATIVE CAPITAL, just like those cities.

A QUIET place.

There will NEVER be large numbers of industries and factories in Abuja.

It is a city for the Services Sector.

My goodness!

He is expecting the place to be like Onitsha!

Meanwhile, other Africans love and respect Abuja, so you are O.Y.O.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oUNne7iv4H8?si=FAfzPck1fLQ_U74w

christejames:
That's because all the so called big men living there AKA politicians spend their weekend abroad, Abuja is just a place for them to share the money it's never a place to call home for them.

okoroemeka:
what you must realize is that you cannot wake up one morning and decide to be an armed robbers,these people are conditioned by childhood crimes to be callous,the type of friends they keep and lifestyle they live may repulse you,infact it is the culmination of teenage petty crimes like breaking and entering,assault,stealing,etc that will condition and shape them to become armed robbers.it is obvious from your comment you cannot harm an innocent man because you might have known that robbers don't advertise for vacancy on naoraland,pray if you get caught to be shot dead immediately because living in Nigerian prison as an armed robber is equal to life on hell.

helinues:
When are you relocating then?

helinues:
Go to Philadelphia and see how homeless people littered the state

helinues:
I am giving you 100% facts.

How old is Abuja as a city?

Sometimes person dey wonder wetin dey inspired una with all this pull down threads

helinues:
Abuja is one of the few successful city in the world built from scratch

muyico:
why IBO too not complaining ?

lululovesblue:
You want advise? On how to secure the firearms you need for your mission or how to get a good defense lawyer if you get caught? Haba 😂

ayjay45:
I'm tired of leaving like this. Am going to take either of the two options. Do armed robbery and either end up getting killed or locked up In the process.

I'm not scared of anything anymore. It is better than staying like this. For what?

Please don't mind my frustrations. Just advise me as a brother. I don't bite

malali:
[b]In the ongoing travesty of justice that defines our beloved nation, the case of Yahya Bello epitomizes the rot within the Nigerian judicial system. It is nothing short of a national disgrace that while she is swiftly tried, judged, and sentenced within a mere 24 hours, those in the corridors of power continue to roam free, untouchable and unaccountable. This stark contrast lays bare the selective justice that pervades our society.

In Nigeria, the axe of graft and corruption falls disproportionately on the low cadre and the economically disadvantaged. The poor and the powerless are made scapegoats, paraded before the courts and the media to give a false sense of justice being served. Meanwhile, the bourgeoisie and the politically exposed individuals, who plunder our nation's wealth in billions, escape without so much as a slap on the wrist. They are never arrested, never questioned, and never held accountable for their egregious crimes against the state.

These individuals blatantly defy the government, refusing to appear for interrogations or questioning, their arrogance and impunity shielded by their wealth and connections. This gross miscarriage of justice not only undermines the rule of law but also erodes the trust of the average Nigerian in the system meant to protect and serve all citizens equally.

It is an indictment of our justice system that those entrusted with the welfare of the nation are the very ones who bleed it dry, facing no repercussions while the common man bears the brunt of their greed. This selective justice is not just a flaw in our system; it is a cancer that threatens the very fabric of our society.

The Nigerian government must be harshly reprimanded for allowing such blatant inequality to persist. We demand a justice system where the law is truly blind, where the powerful are held to the same standards as the powerless, and where corruption is eradicated not selectively, but universally. Only then can we hope to build a nation where justice prevails, and every citizen, regardless of their socioeconomic status, is treated with fairness and dignity.[/b]

chatinent:
Since the election, Obi has been posting up and down and visiting every Dick and Tom on any event... aiming to garner support, and trying to create organic love for himself....a thing he didn't do before the election.


I loathe Nollywood politics! That's what it is.



I am not tribalistic! I evaluate individuals based on the impact they leave behind. During his tenure as governor, I was a student. His dedication to Nigeria now far surpasses any previous concern he had for the state. Indeed, he is a politician, just like all the others. His approach involves leveraging sympathy, compassion, and deceptive political tactics...and that strategy is truly repulsive!

Tinubu is widely regarded as a significant disappointment. A massive one! However, even in the event of Obi's victory, Nigeria would still find itself in a state of disarray. The same principle can be applied to Atiku as well. Are you anticipating a different outcome by employing the same methods and people as before?

Tah!

flipdat:
It’s easy to win multiple titles when you have a monopoly over the global market.

Kobojunkie:
If you are waiting for someone else to accept you before you accept yourself, that ain't never gonna happen my friend. In this life, you first need to work hard at loving yourself first, then others will either love you too or go fk themselves. (Just be sure not to be some sort of jerkwad or arsehole with excuses.)

So, first things first, you need to accept yourself. You are not going anywhere if you don't do that first. You are gay and that is who you are—no spirits or demons attacking you. Then plan on getting mental health counseling for the depression issue. Talk to your gay friends out there. They might know a good counselor who can help you deal with your depression issues. Your identity issues, if you can resolve that yourself, great, else, get counseling for that as well. As for what to do at this point in your life, you are gay and life is not going to be handed to you on a platter so you should be ready now to step out of yourself and find what you can begin doing. What are your talents? What are you right now good at? Think of how you can improve on them and build something of them. Hit the library or school if you have to, and work hard at whatever it is you decide to do.

Kobojunkie:
I never attack Scripture! I instead attack the silly interpretations you lot attempt to attach to Scripture. Like the cowardly claim, you made earlier about an entire nation being unaware of David bedding a woman whose husband just so happened to have died on the battlefield, an attempt at whitewashing of David's image no different from that presented by Mohammed in his Quran book.

Kobojunkie:
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 You are kidding, right? You actually believe no one, not even Bathsheba's neighbors, knew!

Albertone:
A thread was created stating facts about introverts. https://www.nairaland.com/8085220/facts-introvert-people#up

Those are exactly facts about me. But Nigeria is not for soft introverted people. You have to be tough and assertive.
In addition to introversion, I have esteem and confidence issues as a result of my physical insecurities. It has been a limitation for me too.
I can't socialize, network, be assertive and be dominant as a man.

How can I break free? Who has transitioned from introvert to extrovert before? How did you do it?

Holluwhakemmy:
I can see you are frustrated already

Holluwhakemmy:
I just the lady that will marry you because you are not intelligent enough to know true story than fake one. Go through the OP topic you will see he posted the same 5yrs ago about the paternity of the said boy which he said he confirmed that the child is not his through DNA why is it now asking again as if he didn't know before. Your IQ must be very low

Jazzman01:
What about when mancity trashed them 4 nill last season?

Ayobami7:
Tuchel is done sha the motherlover should just retire and be drinking his ogogoro at home.

Holluwhakemmy:
We are tired of all these made up story jare. If your story is true let her go she's tired of the marriage likewise you so there is nothing you can do other than to have peace of mind. Ire o