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baby124:Report items were restocked recently, you asked why they left them there since May. Did the instagram post say the items in the Calabar warehouse were bdelivwred in May? |
baby124:Black man an reading problem! |
Islie:I've learnt one new wisdom today, courtesy of an idiot called Zainab Abdulahi - "Good Muslims are meant to support police brutality, police corruption, extra judicial murders, police armed robbery etc." Any Muslim who speaks against the 'virtues' of the police must be a fake Muslim or Jew.... Idiots and fools on the loose! |
NeverBrokeAgainG:Just seeing this message now and I'm actually amazed at your logic... What exactly did Igbos who actually voted PDP en masse in 2015 see ahead of anyone? The fact that you still see the problem in Nigeria from the angle of PDP vs APC politics already negates the wisdom you appear to be talking about. Are you in essence saying police brutality or soldiers shooting at peaceful protesters is a phenomenon which started happening under APC in 2015? From your logic, the SW in 2015 should have joined the SE in voting PDP/GEJ en masse, and that is what you see as a solution to the numerous problems facing Nigeria, vis a vis police brutality, police corruption, extrajudicial murders, excessive use of force against dissenting voices, irresponsible leadership etc.? |
ProfAmaben:Burning innocent people's properties, even burning govt offices or BRT buses is just stupidity. It doesnt affect the govt, rather it even gives people in govt genuine opportunities to loot more in the guise of rebuilding. The only people at the receiving end of the massacre are still the ordinary citizens. frowland:Unfortunately, we have too many people, including educated fellows, who dont know yhis. |
Dedo95:Common sense and wisdom is the reason Falz and Davido went indoors after hoodlums hijacked the protest and police started shooting. Not everyone can have this wisdom though... |
Okoroawusa:That curse you talk of will only be on the heads of idiots like you... |
EmekaMD:A lot of people were gingered to continue the protests, but PMB's speech just weakened every gingered person I know. |
One reading through the hateful comments on this thread against Dangote would think Dangote at any point asked other businessmen and industrialists in Nigeria not to build tomato paste plants. |
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Most of the videos I saw today claiming to be France had cars with UK number plates. |
omenka:I had pity on Sanwo Olu on the basis that all these was beyond his control. I had pity on him seeing as many people somehow placed the blame of last night on him. But he with his own mouth, cancelled my empathy the moment he went on air and said NO FATALITIES WERE RECORDED. By making that singular unfortunate statement, he's simply taken sides, and he unfortunately picked the wrong side for history's sake. |
AIlahuAkbar:You're referring to your useless family and generation there. I said the mindset you exhibited is shared by majority of northerners. Obviously an idiotic illiterate like yourself wouldn't be expected to comprehend that English... Who cares if you're from the SW or SE or north or from a pit lattine |
AIlahuAkbar: Ibrahimmrfish:The only unfortunate thing about the mindset exhibited by these imbeciles I quoted is that the majority of northerners, Hausa-Fulani northerners, share this same sentiment. To these folks, it's purely about maintaining stronghold on power and any dissenting voice or opinions is seen as a threat to their existence which must be annihilated. If this barbarism isnt a recipe for civil war, I wonder what is. |
Army HQ Intelligence unit could not locate or apprehend boko haram sponsors and leaders for 10 years Army HQ could not locate or apprehend unmasked soldiers who opened live fire on unarmed civilians But the Army HQ is proud to tell us within 24 hours, they apprehended a masked soldier who simply advised his colleagues not to kill innocent Nigerians? They even tag him a 'cyber criminal'? This kind of fuckery is definitely a recipe for civil war! |
clericuzzio:The so called steel plant is private owned and you complain the owners sited it in the north? How is it anyone's business where the owner chooses to site his business? This inter-ethnic hatred in Nigeria has really killed rational reasoning. |
Ayed44:Well, those people are wrong. Sowore has been angry with IBB, Abacha, OBJ, Yaradua and GEJ, people who he didnt lose any election to... He has also been angry with Buhari from day 1, even before he chose to contest in 2019.... SO its a crying shame if anyone actually thinks 2019 election is the reason behind Sowore's activism which has been in full gear since the 80's. I get the point though about Sowore's presence being risky since fellows in government will see it as a political protest. But that is inevitable; for protests like this to have any impact, the participation of all and sundry is necessary. |
IamPlato:You're probably right, I dont understand the point he's making. If the point is that her intention may be political, then the point should be echoed loudly. But what i understand from his statement is that he isn't comfortable with the fact that a hijab adorning woman is being elevated as the face of a multi-religious, multi-ethnic, multi-tribal, apolitical protest. That it would have been more acceptable to all if the 'face of the protest' was a bit more secular, in line with Nigeria's secular state. |
ethicallyright:So because she's a Muslim, she has no right to join a protest, except if she takes off her hijab to make you happy? Did she at any time complain to you that anybody forced her to wear a hijab? That woman I hear is even from Delta state and I believe an outspoken radical like herself does not need your help to take off her hijab if that's what she wants. The #EndSARS or #EndPoliceBrutality protest is about human rights and freedom. You claim to support the cause being championed by the protest on one hand, but you on the other hand, do not think the woman, a fellow protester deserves her right to her religious freedom? I never in any way gave the woman any hype, I only called out some bigoted fellows who openly showed prejudice against the woman because of her religion. But then again, even if the woman gets any hype from anyone, how is that your business? Why does it hurt you that a woman on hijab is being hyped? If that's your definition of being politically incorrect, then I'm sorry, you're wrong, that just hate and bigotry. |
PrincessJr:Oh okay Edo... Thought she was Deltan.. Thanks! |
ethicallyright:So because she's a Muslim, she has no right to join a protest, except if she takes off her hijab to make you happy? Did she at any time complain to you that anybody forced her to wear a hijab? That woman I hear is even from Delta state and I believe an outspoken radical like herself does not need your help to take off her hijab if that's what she wants. The #EndSARS or #EndPoliceBrutality protest is about human rights and freedom. You claim to support the cause being championed by the protest on one hand, but you on the other hand, do not think the woman, a fellow protester deserves her right to her religious freedom? I never in any way gave the woman any hype, I only called out some bigoted fellows who openly showed prejudice against the woman because of her religion. But then again, even if the woman gets any hype from anyone, how is that your business? Why does it hurt you that a woman on hijab is being hyped? If that's your definition of being politically incorrect, then I'm sorry, you're wrong, that just hate and bigotry. |
CodeTemplar:I'm simply defending humanity, human rights, religious freedom and the reign of common sense. That's what democracy and even the #EndSARS campaign is all about. Like seriously, did you just openly admit to disliking someone purely because of their religion? I hear this woman is even a Deltan (but probably just married to a Muslim husband), and you just hate her cos of her chosen religion? How do you sleep at night knowing you're no different from bokoharam ideologists? Oga, I don't need to know her personally before I speak up against this sort of senseless bigotry and intolerance you've exhibited here... *spits* |
ethicallyright:Something I've noted from the recent trends is that the people angry with and criticising Sowore are just bloody Jonathanians who haven't recovered, and who (as obviously seen here) can never recover from their election loss of 2015. These same set of people are also angry with folks like Oby Ezekwesili, Charly Boy etc who never relented in criticising GEJ and even the current govt. Their anger is, "why should GEJ have been criticised". These group of persons have taken the #EndSARS protest as an avenue to come wail openly over their 2015 loss. Unfortunately this is why a real revolution can never happen in Nigeria; too many Nigerians wallow in meaningless political, tribal, ethnic and religious sentiments. |
CodeTemplar:What da hell are you all about? Aisha Yusuf is wearing her hijab for her self yet it's troubling and biting you like this? What did Aisha Yusuf do to you to warrant this sort of public prejudice against her solely because of her hijab? I ask again, how did Aisha Yusuf wearing a hijab affect your life? |
IamPlato:What sort of religious intolerance is this? Are you not aware that Muslim women mandatorily have to cover themselves all the time in public? But you're asking if removing hijab is a sin.Someone isnt blocking your way, someone isnt trampling on you, but you just feel uncomfortable with the person's presence because they wear a hijab? My brother this is the purest form of religious intolerance. |
IamPlato:It's her religious obligation to cover her and face at all times in public. So are you saying for wisdom's sake, she has to go against her religion by taking off her hijab? |
IamPlato:There is nothing dishonourable about calling out and protesting against bad leadership. This same Sowore criticised IBB, Abacha, OBJ, Yaradua, Yaradua cabal, GEJ and didnt relent for a day to criticise PMB. But somehow, a lot of folks including yourself think he did wrong by criticising GEJ because that eventually led to PMB's emergence? Sorry, you cant fault the man's consistency. If for instance PMB leaves power today and a worse candidate takes over, does that mean that those criticising PMB today are wrong for doing so? We have to be careful not to make this #EndSARS protest something about pro-GEJ or anti-PMB. Regarding Aisha, I dont understand you, do you have a problem with her chosen religion or with her hijab? And what has her religion or hijab got to do with her stand? |
Eriokanmi:Supporting a change in govt isn't the same thing as supporting a govt. Sowore has never supported any incumbent government in Nigeria and no reasonable person can fault him for that cos since as far as I remember, Nigeria has never had a faultless govt. Yes he supported the removal of the previous useless govt which gave room for the arrival of the current guys. But never for one day did he lick the ass of the current govt from the day they resumed. So what exactly is the flip-flop in a person who has consistently called out bad governance? Maybe he should have worshipped the last govt regardless of their flaws and that would probably have made you appreciate him? |
HAccord:So if the person supported the previous govt, they would have been viewed by you as progressive saints? So if a worse govt comes in after PMB, automatically, anyone who isnt supporting PMB today will be responsible for the new problem? |
IamPlato:Apparently to the folks with that line of thought, anyone who didnt support GEJ or anyone who participated in any protest against GEJ's govt is an enemy. Aisha probably wasnt popular till recently, else they would have also hated her. |
A lot of people justifying the chasing of Sowore cited a reason that he helped bring PMB to power. But what these folks do not know is that chasing Sowore for this reason only makes the protest look political, i.e. pro-GEJ/PDP and anti-PMB/APC. |
ArmedRobber:That other protest, where was that and who called for it? |
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Are you not aware that Muslim women mandatorily have to cover themselves all the time in public? But you're asking if removing hijab is a sin.