₦airaland Forum

Amaechi2023:
as usual media/audio noises..


Bros are dey feasible, that's the question.
despite all this, apart from Lagos no southwest state has a higher gdp than Kano.
yet you are the richest in economy in Nigeria..
una and audio bragging be like.

Monogamy:
Aboki people can't stoop so low to write this kind of gibberish... You should know those who are always behind this kind of write up

Amaechi2023:
stop diverting from reality Bros.
me the poster no be nyamri.
na aboki I be.
until you show remorse for your rubbish actions against hausa traders na only online una go dey brag.
I don't support the killing of fulani herdsmen neither do I support the looting and killings by yoruba thugs on hausa traders..

tunjiajayi:
Oponu yamree poster, gloating over chaos.

The fact is this is highly condemnable, the attack,the looting and lynching.
It is evil.
It is inhuman and inhumane.

Shame!

All omoluabis should condemn this evil.
It is wrong.

neonly:
My question is why is Fulani always dragging Hausa man into der fight

A Senior Advocate of Nigeria (SAN), Chief Niyi Akintola, has urged Oyo State Governor Seyi Makinde not to demonise the Yoruba rights activist, Chief Sunday Adeyemo, popularly known as ‘Sunday Igboho,’ but rather be proactive than being reactionary.

Akintola, who spoke with journalists, at the weekend, in Ibadan, said it had become rather unfortunate that those who should lead have not been proactive to national issues, but become reactionary to issues.

He said: “I gave Makinde advice. I said your Excellency, call this guys (Sunday Igboho and Seriki Fulani). Security vote is not meant for jamboree; it is meant to take care of security and you need to be proactive.

“You don’t need to demonise Sunday Igboho, as a drastic event sometimes requires drastic solution.

Sunday has his own problem against the backdrop of his background. You have to give it to him.

“I think he needs intellectual input because he talks too much but he has good intention. Rather than demonising Sunday Igboho, he should be guided.

During NADECO days at Igbotako in Ondo State, we knew what we did. Governor Ladoja is still alive. We were not making noise about what we did.

“There are certain things as a governor that you need to say publicly and what you should not say.

“So, I advised the governor. I said Your Excellency, call Sunday Igboho and Seriki of Igangan. There are certain things you will say to them that would have doused the tension. He promised he was going to do that.

“Unfortunately, he left it to fester until it became too late. We shouldn’t be speaking before thinking, which has become the hallmark of some of our leaders.
They act before thinking. Our relationship with our northern brothers should be a mutual respect.

“Most political commentators on this issues don’t even know the political and geographical Arithmetic of Yorubaland. How many of them realise that one local council separates Oyo State from Kebbi State?”

Yoruba socio-cultural group, Afenifere, Activist, Sunday Adeyemo aka Sunday Igboho; the Are Ona Kankanfo, Gani Adams; and the Odua Peoples Congress under the leadership of Prince Segun Osinbote are set to launch a campaign against cows.

This is according to an advertorial published in The PUNCH on March 1, 2021.

The campaign which is tagged, ‘Anything But Cow Day’, will launch on Friday, March 5, 2021, and is being held in response to the boycott of the South by northern traders. The boycott has entered its 4th day.

The campaign, which is themed, ‘A one-day symbolic beef boycott towards terminating the cow pandemic- End COWVID-21’ is expected to trend on Twitter with the #endcowpandemic.org’ and will be streamed live on Odua Peoples Communications Youtube channel.

Meanwhile, the strike action embarked on by the cattle and foodstuffs dealers under the aegis of the Amalgamated Union of Foodstuff and Cattle Dealers of Nigeria has entered its fourth day.

The strike, which involved closing all routes linking the North to the South, has dominated discussions on social media.

The AUFCDN said at a press conference in Abuja on Monday that its leaders had been invited by the Department of State.

Services for blocking the supply of foodstuff and cattle from the North to the South.

The General Secretary, AUFCDN, Ahmed Alaramma, added that the President of the association, Mohammed Tahir, is currently with the DSS.

The blockade, which has entered its fourth day, was done in protest against the alleged killing of their members in the South.

They had also called on the Federal Government to pay them billions in compensation.

Bouz:
Oga this one is not an nyamiri matter, can you ever be pleased in this life, Oga enjoy your a.p.c 4+4 and stop barking like a chihuahua.

EmekaA125:
All yorubas shout Ekó óní bajé, ò bajé ti as if Lagos is their state of origin. For the record, Lagos is a no man's land and Igbo population is nearing 49.5% of the total inhabitants residing in the said city.

Bouz:
No be una still support this Apc into power, if jona hadn't conceded to defeat, you will complain, now he conceded and allowed your A.p.c party in, you are still complaining. kilode