₦airaland Forum

LeoDeKing:
I suggest we simply blame fulani herdsmen and dss, drink water on top and all will be just fine.

That's what we have been doing and has been working for us.

fulani ass licker

LeoDeKing:
Jonathan is a statesman and good gentleman.

But him becoming the APC flagbearer for the 2023 presidential election is nothing but a mirage from hallucinated Meth addicts.

Buhari stressed that primaries should be free and fair, then he left for Malabo, yet onion thieves insist their new found god Buhari will anoint a "preferred candidate" from there.

I understand Peter Obi the coward wants to fly NNPP flag as the presidential flagbearer while Kwankwaso becomes his running mate. Kwankwaso disagreed and based on that, Meth criminals have started hurling insults at Kwankwaso.

So na laidis Emeka want take be president of the zoo?

When I sometimes see u moving aimlessly within ur neighborhood not being to get a job with ur kwara poly certificate I don’t feel any pity for you. u feel it’s ur hydraulic gobbling frog eyed Tinubu that can save u from ur situation and that was how u were a nuisance in 2015 within ur neighborhood arguing and wanting to die for buhari still ur situation hasn’t changed, rather gotten worse

LeoDeKing:
Buhari doesn't interfere with any form of election, this is evident in the series of state governors elections that have been conducted after he assumed office.

All these imaginary anointment of a preferred candidate are mere figments of imagination by ipob pigs who have suddenly taken Buhari as a god. They have indeed read Buhari's mind and known who his preferred candidate is. Wait till after Monday, they will re-energize biafuro or death.
Yes, he may have a preferred candidate, but as he had said previously, he won't discuss it. But for now, men should go to the field and prove themselves.

Afonja Tinubu for President

The Lion of southwest

The president Nigeria deserves

TINUBU FOR PRESIDENT

Eriggs:
U dis atiku boy, dem MANNA is wiser than everyone in your abode.
Now u got d answer to ur question. Attention seeker.
Next time you will learn to keep shut and stop trolling people better than you in life.

Oya, start liking ur comments with ur other fake monikers, u this hydraulic gobbling afonja from south-waste land of frog eyed, junkie Tinubu worshippers and Fulani a.s.s lickers

Eriggs:
as u no see am, sha no go kill ur sef

All of u that are destroying this country amadioha will strike all of U from the south-waste land of afonja, including ur fake ass god of south-waste Tinubu

Eriggs:
Deborah, all your killers will never know peace all their satanic lives.
They will all die just as they murdered you.

But come to think of it,
The same hypocrites and brainwashed fools condemning the brutal killings of Deborah by those animals are the same idiots supporting the foolish cownu murderers that cut off the heads of husband and wife, and not only that, cutting off the innocent ladies private part.
Na ogun go kill all of una hypocrites, condemning one murder and praising the other murder.

If you condemn both murders, God bless your soul.
If you condemn one and leave one. U no go ever die better for dis life. Cannibals and murderers. Show your face here now

hydraulic gobbling afonja, with different monikers, also condenm the wasting of human lives in the south-waste afonja land where your fellow dirty afonjas will soon make afonja heads go into extinction

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Some comments are just made to show presence because the comments are as empty as a vacuum.

This comment above is a case in point, absolutely empty. [/quot
said bu a man with EMPTY skull

Eriggs:
Mynd44

kee u there!

LeoDeKing:
I thought all igbos are billionaires.

Abi no be be igbos dey bear
Onuoha Chukwuyere Raymond
Chukwuemeka Azubuike ?

This church rat, U guys need to see this jobless old man in real life with plate in hand to buy beans from his neighbouring compound. e go weak you the kind of person u intetact with on this platform, infact u go wan anandon nairaland.

MAN OF THE PEOPLE

TINUBU iS NEXT PRESIDENT LIKE IT or NOT

triple996:
Wonderful
For the sake of those twins I will not say anything bad.

SAY NO TO MKPURUMIRI, CANNIBALISM AND KANU'S URINE

No to Fulani and Hawusa terrorists

Jamil is married to Fatima Aliko Dangote

Azman Airline has disowned Captain Jamil Abubakar, the son-in-law of Africa’s richest man Aliko Dangote and son of former Insepector-General of Police, Mohammed Abubakar, who rose in defence of the killing of blasphemers.
The airline in a statement, said Abubakar was no longer an employee of the organization. It said the pilot’s last flight with the airline was on December 22, 2019.
The statement said, “Capt Jamil Abubakar is no longer a pilot @AzmanAir; his last flight with us was 22nd Dec 2019.
We refuse to take responsibility for a comment or view of a former staff. The General Public should kindly take note.”
Abubakar spoke on a day a student of Shehu Shagari College of Education, Sokoto Deborah Samuel, was killed.

Samuel was killed by fellow students over allegation of blasphemy.

Abubakar, a pilot and President of JMD Foundation, made his position known in a tweet on his Twitter handle.

He tweeted: “In Islam, we respect the Injil, Taura, Zabur, we were never taught to disrespect any of the books, or any of the prophets From Adam to Muhammad SAW and the Quran.

“The punishment for blasphemy is death! in most religions including Christianity. Respect people’s religion. It’s simple!”

Afonjas has paid them a visit in ghana

LeoDeKing:
I agree.

Igalas of Kogi and Idoma of Benue are also igbos.

So can you now go drink water and wait for the next broadcast for lamidi kwanu?

IS THIS THING THAT THINKS HE’S HUMAN NOT ENOUGH NUISANCE ON THIS FORUM?
Imagine wanting to kill himself, I was even told that he has been Jobless and roaming the streets since he finished his OND from kwara poly 3 years ago and all his hopes rests on his cousin who wants to contest for councilorship election under apc, and the fact that his sister was impregnated and abandoned by an Ijaw boy from rivers state ( whom he ignorantly believe is Igbo) , because of this he wants to kill himself on nairaland politics and Igbo matter

LeoDeKing:
Mynd44 lalasticlala seun

kee ur afonja father there !

“According to him, he didn't want to steal or join bad gang. His only way out of redemption from poverty and suffering was for him to join yahoo,“

READING THE ABOVE STATEMENT I WEEP AT HOW DEEP NIGERIA HAS FALLING:
* Internet robbery (aka yahoo) is not regarded by Nigerians as stealing.
* Prostitution is regarded as hustling and is not frowned upon.
* Politicians who steal public money go to mosque and churches for thanksgiving saying the loots are blessings from God and Allah.
* Drug barons and politicians who destroy the destiny of Nigeria and it’s future generations are hailed and serves as inspiration to the country’s citizens.
* Parents encourage their children to embrace crime at an early age.
IT IS INDEED A NATION OF DEMONS

my friend better return that stuff to the owner!, na so una go dey pick people things, both the one una know and the one una no know

whyyy?

Tinubu

PENNYSWAP:
Cut your cloth according to your size. The man that lost his kid is not as wealthy as the other kids parents , but based on showing levels and muscle and calming what you are not , him carry his kid go put for place where them pass am.
Let him get justice nah let’s see...

There are good and quality and affordable schools in Lagos but they choose the almighty down based on dowel levels

YOUR FAMILY AND ANYONE WHO KNOWS YOU SHOULD BE ASHAMED OF YOU

THE LEVEL OF HATE AND BITTERNESS FROM THIS TRIBE IS OUT OF THIS WORLD, Igbos seems to be their only problem:
IGBOS: we want to leave Nigeria
YORUBAS : you people are looking for war

IGBOS: Our businesses are doing fine we are okay with that
YORUBAS: you people must must leave and go back to your state.

ADF STAFF

Armed separatist groups in Cameroon and Nigeria are joining forces in a move that is alarming officials on both sides of the border.

On September 16, militants in Bamessing, Cameroon, ambushed a convoy carrying Cameroonian Rapid Intervention Battalion Soldiers. The attackers were English-speaking separatists fighting for an independent state known as Ambazonia. In the attack that left 15 Cameroonian Soldiers and several civilians dead, assailants used improvised explosive devices, heavy weapons and an anti-tank rocket launcher.

Officials believe the fighters obtained the sophisticated weaponry from allies across the border in Nigeria, possibly those fighting for an independent state of Biafra.

“The separatists have used heavy weapons for the first time, in violation of international humanitarian law,” the Cameroonian Army said in a statement. “The rise in power of these terrorist groups … is largely due to their co-operation with other terrorist entities operating outside the country.”


Demonstrators in Douala carry banners opposing the secession of the Anglophone region of Cameroon. The banners read, “I am not Anglophone” and “I am not Francophone.” REUTERS
English speakers in western Cameroon have pushed for independence for decades, arguing that they are underrepresented in government and victims of discrimination at the hands of the French-speaking majority. Since 2016, the conflict has grown in intensity with 730,000 people displaced and 3,000 killed, according to Human Rights Watch.

Across the border in Nigeria, some members of the Igbo ethnic group also have fought the central government for decades. Most notably, the group declared independence for the state of Biafra in 1967, setting off a civil war that lasted three years and cost the lives of 1 million people.

In Nigeria today, a group known as the Indigenous People of Biafra is waging a battle for independence. The group’s leader, Nnamdi Kanu, was arrested by Interpol in June outside the country and extradited to Nigeria. He faces charges of treason and terrorism and has pleaded not guilty.

These two separatist groups appear to have found common cause. In April, leaders of the two groups –– Cho Ayaba of the Ambazonia Governing Council and Kanu of the Biafran group –– held a virtual press conference announcing an alliance.

“We have assembled here today in front of our two peoples to declare our intentions to walk together to ensure collective survival from the brutal annexations that have occurred in our home nations,” Ayaba said.

The alliance also includes weapons sharing. The Niger Delta, near the Igbo base of power, is a hub for weapons smuggling. In September, Nigerian police arrested 40 arms traffickers in the border town of Ikom and charged them with supplying Cameroonian separatists with weapons, ammunition and explosives.


Separatists in Cameroon’s Anglophone region, shaded yellow, are building an alliance with Igbo separatists in Nigeria. REUTERS
Oluwole Ojewale, the regional organized crime observatory coordinator for ENACT, said the flow of weapons into Cameroon not only is arming separatists in the southwest, but also Islamic extremists such as Boko Haram in the north. ENACT, an institute that researches transnational organized crime, estimates that there are more than 250 footpaths from three Nigerian states into Cameroon where traffickers can move weapons without being stopped by security forces.

“These tracks are mostly unknown to security forces, including the Multinational Joint Task Force,” Ojewale wrote in a piece for the Institute for Security Studies. “The routes provide unfettered passage for those smuggling arms into the country.”

Ojewale stressed the need for greater cooperation between the two countries to stem the tide of illegal weapons. “Cameroon and Nigeria have a history of cooperating to combat arms proliferation,” he wrote. “These efforts will need to be stepped up.”

Observers now fear further destabilization in the region on both sides of the border. In an article in Foreign Policy, journalist Jess Craig noted that, in exchange for materiel assistance, Cameroonian separatists plan to show their Nigerian counterparts how to make the region “ungovernable.” Observers also fear a rise in ethnic violence because the Igbos and Anglophone Cameroonians have both fought with ethnic Fulani herders in disputes over land.

If left unaddressed, the violence could ripple across the region.

“The lesson I take from this is … that domestic grievances, when allowed to fester, can ultimately convulse into broader conflicts and brother crises and armed conflicts, which could have devastating consequences on a transnational basis,” said Cameroonian-born political scientist Christopher Fomunyoh of the National Democratic Institute.