₦airaland Forum

They should not collect anything especially foods and drinks from MURIC o. That Ishaq Akintola fit poison them

kunle75:
Sorry soke meant speak up in English

why did you tell him the meaning? Him no sabi read?

SLAP44:
Although I don't understand what Soro soke means, I am ready to learn more Yoruba if that will make police brutality to end

United we stand.

go back and read the story again for you to know the meaning of soro soke

Very good. Make we lose am be my prayer

LudaChriz:
Lalasticlala as we are ending SARS let's end Bourdillon as well

lalasticlala would not dare to do that o, na there him dey kill snakes chop o

Flier:
E go sweet your body when you are not able to withdraw your money from bank again
Attacking Financial institution is very wrong.
By the time food chain is broken and banks stop working,we go suspend this protest

how that one take concern you?is it your money?

This news too sweet my body

Bloody liar. You're just a carward

Awon oloshi oniranu alakori gbogbo. I spit on you all.

OriOko88:
Beated ke . Nairalanders with thier amazing, out of this world grammar! next time, its beaten

boat of them are correct. One is American English while the other one is British English

Antoeni:
I have never been a victim of SARS harassment,
Stay off crime and SARS or police will stay off you✌.
#YahooBoysisNext

another mumu talk from a modafoka

rocky95:
may fresh thunder from SANGO fire u there �

ameeeeeeeeen

sammy329:
I don't like the way FG is handling this situation, send in the military and disperse these THUGS calling themselves protesters

my friend keep quiet jo

Over wetin only you no fit chop finish. Very selfish man!

fowlyansh181:
No be Yoruba? Not being tribalistic but sometimes you guys disappoint

just because the results didn't go your way abi?

Soundly beated

Bunch of losers. Modafokn head slammers. Traitors

Sarah20A:
what about the woman that was killed by SARS while frying her Akara was she a criminal ?was kolade a criminal? My brother wasn't a criminal but he died someone else's death thanks to Nigeria police. You guys will just come here and be forming motivational speakers without knowing the agony and pain that the victims families go through

don't mind the oponu guy

Dharniel:
I've read a lot of stupid and senseless statements and writeup about this #EndSARS movement, but yours seems to be outstanding and excellently fatuous. And to make matters worse, you started on the note of being a "born again Christian". Your stupidity is mindblowing and incomprehensible.

don't mind that big fool

GOTVee p[s:
ost=94806952] As a born again Christian who is meant to speak the truth at all times, i think banning sars Is wrong and we should learn to live with their excesses. Majority of present yahoo boys are future armed robbers. What do you expect someone who doesn't have any skill than stealing from people to resort to when yahoo stops paying? They either commit suicide or turn to armed robbery just to live above their means. This is why i blame we Christians for encouraging this menace called yahoo boys. Even in churches the pastors don't care if you scam or rob people as long as you bring money to their temple. How many Muslims are involved in yahoo? How many Northerners have SARS operatives harassed? Are there no sars in the north, why are northerners not complaining like we southerners? We Christians need to learn a lot from the ways of life of the average northern Muslim. Their ways of life is guided with the tenets of Islam and they are so contented with whatever they have and would never get involved in cyber crimes.

Don't you realize that the average yahoo boy and cultists poses a security threat to your lives in future? Do you know how many have died as a result of the atrocities of yahoo boys? We need SARS to deal with those heartless vermins. Yahoo boys are no different from armed robbers. They only rob with phones, gadgets and deceit and since SARS are against robbery they must keep tracking every youth living above their means . Instead of ending SARS, why don't we end fraud and build a sane society?

I support SARS sad [/s]

absolute trash from the pit of trash

VickyRotex:
I believe him/her.
We will not lose hope. Naija will be great someday! And maybe sooner than anticipated.

yinmu

This my sister na oloshi alakori somebody


Naira Marley is the representative of the youth that the NPF chose to dialogue with on the SARS issue.

Naira Marley ooo, not Olaoluwa Hallowed, the youngest PhD holder in Africa (Google him if you don't know him)

Laycon is now the youth ambassador in Ogun state, with a three bedroom flat and 5 million naira to flex with. Laycon ooo, not the best graduating student in OOU.

Gani Adams is the one leading a group to demand Oduduwa Republic on behalf of all Yoruba. Gani Adams oooo, not Wole Soyinka our own Nobel laureate.

These three seemingly unrelated events clearly underscore where we are as a country, where our priorities lie and what's important to us. Clearly it is not education.

No matter how much schooling you've garnered under your belt, it is irrelevant in our society. Any wonder why the children of today are not really interested in education?

A real shame!

Copied!

Samsimple:
God help us, this country don dey turn to something else.


Meanwhile, check my signature

na now you know?it have tey jo

southniyikaye:
And till now, buhari has said nothing

that one na person?

ItrendNaija:
It's the only country we have, we got no choice but to stand with Naija

see as I dey look you. If no be sey I dey respect you I for talk sey you be zombie

Abiodunspectre:
This past week buzzed with activities and stories to commemorate the country’s Independence Day anniversary. While some of these were quite celebratory, some seemed more despondent and pained.

The 60th anniversary has brought with it some nostalgic desires for the glory days and a celebration of victory milestones, as well as an awareness that Nigeria’s present is a far cry from its much-anticipated great future.

Some Nigerians took to Twitter to air grievances, complaining about the poor state of the country, generally. Others, although not very positive in their remarks, made it clear that rising up to take responsibility, especially when the leaders will not, rests with the true Nigerian

Nigeria is the sum of all its people’s actions and inactions. If we blame Nigeria for failing, we are blaming ourselves and showing to the world that we have failed. Ordinarily, we place the faults with the leaders, forgetting that the people make the leadership because each one is selected from within. We forget that the real power resides with the citizens who vote the leaders into power and, by that choice, we decide to continue to allow the misconducts to happen.

What do we contribute to the bigger picture of the Nigerian dream?

Everything!

We must decide to commit to building our nation, knowing that we are fully for what becomes.

Nigeria remains our home. We are and will remain Nigerians no matter where we live. Why not make a conscious decision to take a stand for growth and development into the great nation that we are. Let’s stand against the choices that make us less than we are. Let’s side with Nigeria.

Some posts from Twitter during the anniversary week

please stop placing curses on those of us that no longer believe in the shit hole called Nigeria

Realtalk20:
How old are you? 5? There is a difference between irresponsible optimism and childish fantasies

gbamsolutely correct

TemmyT002:
Who?
Mention them please. We want to know why they still believe

no mind am. Even Buhari children no believe in Nigeria again

AlmaIganishire:
Despite all the short comings in this country, Nigerians has never lost hope. I believe a greater Nigeria will come, we aspire for a good nation. We will keep striving together ��

yinmu. Vickyrotex no believe this guy o

Una rig ondo state abi? The thing wey una dey look for ondo people go give una well well

Why the thing come dey pain this man like this nau? Abi money don enter voice mail ni?