₦airaland Forum

juman:
Just imaging!
He was a thieving president and brought in another thieving president.
That obasanjo commited so many bad things, he deserve to be in long term jail.

Send him to jail if you can.

If they are certain as they claim with info on the crooks why not get them arrested? The guilty are always afraid!

The guilty are always afraid!

Stingman:
What type of peaceful means are your fulani killer herdsmen...the 4th rated terrorist group in the world...are employing for their own interest? Dirty hypocrite!!!

Kazim88:
they are many ways to kill a rat.. you people have just succeeded in feeding and given the rat protection.

Now you said the FG... who is the FG... You think Fulani are the FG...
Illiteracy is very dangerous...

In you believe Government making noise about Python is solving the problem... You must have a short memory because I remember you dancing at the first operation... that ended up backfiring against the government and gave IPOB credibility.

let see how this one would end.. If you guys can survive the backlash.

You are wasting your time with that dude maybe you don't know him. He believes that the north will continue to rule forever. Even America, with all it's military might, is assessing the collateral damage a war with North Korea would bring upon her, hence has restrained from firing the first shot! In some cases might is not always right but our Northern compatriots see it differently.

Paperwhite:
[/b]"Nwodo expressed regret that the Nigeria system as currently constituted kills endeavor and discourages productivity"[b] No reasonable Nigerian will denial this reality except the core north that this country was fraudulently skewed in their favour by their past military who came in by the quota system concept.However,it remains the most backward ever seen.

Absolutely correct!

DanseMacabre:
Marauding herdsmen, city metropolises littered with cow dung and multiple balkanised tribal-states, I guess.

Not so men, that nothing! Think out of the box you will understand me, the earlier we jaw-jaw, everyone goes home happy! thank you.

oladeebo:
where you people get ooni there?
where is Alaafin?
where is Obasanjo?
where is Tinubu?
etc

Abijawara

oladeebo:
you support regional government because you didn't know anything about the regional government, "regional government is regional civil war" go and ask those who know, they will tell!
those who were at that summit were not friend they were political enemies, when they gained regionalism now they will certainly face each other and plunge Yoruba nation into conflicts, and war Zone!

I wish I knew you in person.

sekxyqueen:
zombie no get cure. .I'm beginning to think that this boy is an @boki

Abi o ! I guess you are right, because his level of reasoning baffles me.

DanseMacabre:
But I thought it was clear that I didn't watch the interview.


You might have to go easier on me though: FFK's reputation for crying wolf makes one want to take all his 'reactions', no matter how well meant, with a pinch of salt.


Unfortunately, NADECO died with Pa Abraham Adesanya. So please tell me, what have the Yoruba elders resolved?

Your comments are filled with pride and understandable arrogance! But let me remind you that Nigeria is on a long march with a drfinite outcome, and it would never remain the forever. We have seen the fall of the roman empire, the Byzantine, ottoman, mongolian,napoleon, nazi and recently the british and french.These were empires that left footprints of civilization on humananity, I wonder what the fulanis would leave behind as their legacy for the number of years they led Nigeria.

This government and propaganda are like siamese twins!

Again ? What is all these may God deliver us from this organ traffickers.

smartty68:
Africa is a lucky continent

That's why we have unserious leaders who loot the treasury blind and have no plans for the future. Assuming hurricane IRMA sweeps through Nigeria..............your guess is as good as mine.

PentiumPro:
Who told you I'm angry, you must be telepathic. Why are you boiling because I refer to some people as fools..or are you one?

You just prove me right. Thank you.

PentiumPro:
There is no month that pass that these fools don't repeat this same article on Nl .

Why are you always angry and abusive at post on NL ? You better walk away if you are not happy than overheating yourself, after all silence is golden most times!

Nutase:
my pix is there but it doesn't show on Chinese phones. Upgrade your phone and you will see it.

Terkimbi01:
Since we voted for CHANGE,
Everything has changed.

Epic!

This thread is it, can't believe what am seeing here. Who will rebuild the walls of Nigeria. How did we get to this point ?

Sometimes its not overheating ish but the paste prob. Download speed fan and use it to control the speed of the fan while you go for the permanent solutions as advised above .Tnx

babyfaceafrica:
Story

Folktale.

RIP to the dead
BTW so this AUSTIN truck still they move nawa o! Why won't the brake fail? Such vehicle should not pass road worthiness test any longer but rather confined to auto scrap yard!

Julietm:
KADUNA—Former governor of Kaduna State, Col. Abubakar Umar (retd) has warned the Federal Government not to re-arrest the leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra, IPOB, Nnamdi Kanu, saying doing so would be “dangerous and politically unwise.”

In a statement issued in Kaduna, Umar said Kanu is not a “common criminal” but a “bitter young man fighting for a fairer deal for his Igbo kinsmen.” According to the statement, “reports in the media indicate that the Federal Government has asked the Federal High Court in Abuja to revoke the bail granted Mazi Nnamdi Kanu and have him rearrested. This is both dangerous and politically unwise. Kanu not a common criminal “Mazi Kanu is not a common criminal as the government appears to think. On the contrary, he is a bitter young man fighting for a fairer deal for his Igbo kinsmen. His seeming militant approach is the result of the strong arm tactics with which the Federal Government deals with him. His long incarceration before a court granted him bail testifies to this. “Like Mazi Nnamdi Kanu, many Igbo genuinely feel marginalised since they belong to the category of those who gave Mr President only five per cent of their votes and appeared to have fallen out of his favour. “President Buhari’s insistence that the unity of Nigeria is a settled issue is a nationalistic wish and is no surprise coming from a veteran of civil war fought to keep the country one. However, this does not take into account the mood of the nation as indicated by the growing agitations for self determination, restructuring and many other similar demands. “If indeed the President is able to ignore and silence those agitators, it will be a case of suspended animation. All indications are that Nigeria has become so polarize

Read more at: https://www.vanguardngr.com/2017/08/s-east-govs-to-engage-kanu-on-ipobs-absolute-demands/

Wise counsel from a patriot, but I doubt if the hawks around Mr presido would agree to your dovish stance cause their thoughts are like " kill them before they grow"

Bekwarra:
“KILL them; kill them; kill them” – Candidate Muhammadu Buhari during the 2011 presidential campaign in Minna, Niger state.


Hate speeches and dangerous rumours are the emotive ingredients that give birth to pogroms the world over. Seeing both on the rise in this country, it makes sense that we try to nip them in the bud. It does appear, however, that the APC/Muhammadu Buhari administration is not getting the desired cooperation and support from the people in this regard. There is the suspicion that the administration simply wants to use hate speech as red herring and an excuse to clamp down on opposing views and opponents, just like it has tried to use its so-called war on corruption. Just like it has been selective in its war against corruption, this government has been selective as well in what it determines to be hate speech. It has narrowed it down to criticisms of the government or critical questions about what ails the president while completely ignoring the dangerous but patently false rumours circulating in the North that Buhari’s ill health was as a result of poison organised by an APC party chieftain from the South-West.
The ground is therefore being laid for an attack on people of the South-West in case of any eventualities concerning Buhari. Government has done nothing to dispel and combat this dangerous rumour. Government appears to have also taken sides as Nigerians trade hate speeches; just like it has been one-sided in its critical appointments and in the allocation of resources, favouring the Muslim areas of the North against the Middle Belt and the entire South. Hate speeches by IPOB, Niger Delta militants and pro-democracy activists from the South must be viciously put down while Arewa “quit orders,” Fulani herdsmen’s atrocities, etc. are to be tolerated, even encouraged. This administration is seen generally to be hypocritical and dishonest. While it applies strict rules on others, it allows itself the luxury of laissez-faire. Many important members of this administration have been cited for double-speak and volte-face. The party itself has been accused of brazenly reneging on many of its election promises.
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Talking of hate speech, President Buhari himself is a culprit. His campaign speech quoted above is one. With a spear swirling over his head in different directions, he called on his supporters in Hausa to “kill them” many times. His “monkeys and baboons will be soaked in blood” speech during the same 2011 presidential elections is also well known. It is likely that Buhari defenders will say he was trying to warn against rigging of the election but in the aftermath of those speeches, thousands of innocent Nigerians, mostly from the South and including Youth corpers, were murdered in chilling and cold blood across the North. Had the South retaliated, we might not have had the Nigeria whose “unity” Buhari lately described as non-negotiable and is ready to kill to defend, judging by his marching orders on the country ‘s military chiefs last week! Physician, heal thyself! Buhari has got to purge himself first before he will be qualified to point accusing fingers at others. When some talk of the “harshness” of Gov. Ayodele Fayose of Ekiti state on Buhari, have we forgotten how Lai Mohammed ceaselessly poured invectives on former President Goodluck Jonathan? Who invented the phrase “clueless and incompetent”? Fayose, Femi Fani-Kayode, and the PDP spokesperson, Dayo Adeyeye all rolled into one have not done half what Lai Mohammed did to Jonathan and PDP. Yet, he was not arrested; he was not even threatened. Why can’t APC/Buhari behave similarly to their own traducers? Rather than unleash the armed forces on those demanding self-determination – which Buhari supports and campaigns for, for the Palestinians and Western Sahara! – why can’t this government ignore them if it cannot dialogue with them, just like Jonathan/PDP ignored the then River state Gov. Rotimi Amaechi when he threatened that APC would form a parallel government and make the country ungovernable if it did not win the 2015 presidential election? Amaechi is, today, a Minister of the Federal Republic. We can go on and on!
There are so many other statements that important members of this government have made that have returned to dog their steps; even as the embarrassing in-fighting between the various discordant power blocs within the Presidency show-cases absence of discipline, effective coordination, and coherence in the Buhari presidency. Witness, for instance, the dog-fight between the Minister of Justice and Attorney-General of the Federation and the acting chairman of the EFCC! As they say: Divided, they fall! Triple-barrel Minister, Babatunde Raji Fashola, boasted he would fix power supply in six months; more than two years down the line, he has left us worse than he met us. APC chieftain, Tony Momoh, boasted that if they did not fix the country in two years, Nigerians should stone them. Two years gone, they have fixed nothing. They met fuel at N86 per litre and boasted it would be more than halved but now it is N145 per litre. They met the Naira exchange rate at less than N200 to a US dollar but is now closer to N400 that N300. What have they improved upon since they came on board? What pisses off many Nigerians is their lack of integrity to admit their shortcomings; own up to the promises they made; and plead with us for understanding, patience, and cooperation. Instead, they have always tried to be clever by half; play the sophist; and draw the wool over our eyes. This way, they have lost the respect of many and forfeited the cooperation they sorely need.
Tell me, how many Nigerians believe the story that rodents ransacked and ruined the president’s office in his absence? It is a possibility, though, but because of the pedigree of this administration, not many will believe this as anything short of tales by the moonlight. The late Oba Asanike of Ibadan land once cried out to a bewildered nation that rodents had sacked him from the palace. And there were reports of rodents invading the White House of former President Jimmy Carter. As embarrassing as the event may seem, it is possible that rodents had actually caused some havoc in Buhari’s office and sacked the president. Needless to ask questions concerning whether there were no cleaners opening and cleaning the office during the president’s absence. What secrets were locked up in there that the place was never opened? We are not a nuclear-power nation, or else we might say perhaps the nuclear button or control room was stationed there. Because of the secretive nature of this government is why many are suspecting that the rodents’ story, as critical as it may seem in this era of Lassa fever spreading across the country, is a ruse to buy the president more time to rest or continue his medication, which had seen him spend 104 days non-stop in London. Whichever is the case; we should err on the side of caution and not take the risk of adding Lassa fever to whatever may be ailing Mr. President. Besides, the Buhari we had seen in the last one week sure needs more rest and we should indulge him with it. Like I have said, this president has become a bull in Nigeria’s china shop or a tsetse fly that perches dangerously on a man’s scrotum. Care is needed to extricate it. I know that many Nigerians will be disappointed that Buhari has not lived up to their expectations as a patriot imbued with the love of the nation and ready to make sacrifices for it. We should not force him. If he does not have it, then, he does not have it.
Some situations are uncanny and have a way of going from bad to worse. We had thought Jonathan was the ultimate evil from which we should run – but two years of Buhari and we know better. There was still some order and cohesion in Jonathan’s administration. Soon, there could be fisticuffs between the Minister of Justice and the EFCC boss judging by the way things have deteriorated between them. And it does appear there is none who can call them to order. We never will be able to know whether matters would have been worse than this were Jonathan still the one in the saddle. APC boasts that the country would have collapsed – but we never can tell. Whatever we say remains firmly in the realm of conjectures. Why many now think we might have been better off with Jonathan, though, is the sheer cluelessness and incompetence – Aah! Those Lai Mohammed epithets coined specifically for Jonathan! – of the APC/Buhari administration; prompting many to conclude that they were mere power-mongers not prepared for governance in the real sense of the word. They keep shifting the goal post on when the economy will recover and get out of recession. They have got the country steeped in indebtedness with practically nothing to show for it in development terms. Crime waves are surging, with new entrants more than discounting the modest gains made on the Boko Haram front. Unemployment and suffering like never before experienced have submerged the land. Could it have been as bad as this – or could it have, in fact, been worse – had “Messiah” Buhari not come on board? Like I said, all such suppositions will forever remain in the realm of conjecture.
LAST WORD: “Eni kan l’o mo”, as my people would say. It is the same as what Rita Marley, widow of Bob Marley, referred to as “who feels it knows it.” People are dying – and many of it due to rampaging economic recession. Thursday before I sat down at Ikeja, Lagos to begin to scribble this in an office that has forgotten when last it saw power supplied by PHCN; I had stopped by at Shoprite to buy lunch and ran into a professional colleague who announced the passing away of another colleague. What killed him, I screamed. Economic recession, he announced without batting an eyelid. Two Saturdays ago, I was in Osogbo, Osun state for the burial of a friend’s wife, who got felled by marauders on the notorious Lokoja-Abuja road. I can go on and on. I dare to say that from what we read and from personal experiences, life gets cheaper by the day under this administration!
http://www.tribuneonlineng.com/of-hate-speeches-presidential-rodents-and-buharis-health/

Sarrki would soon come for your head!
Wonderful write up.

IROHINOodua:
YOLICOM opposes use of chemical weapons, blames Nigeria for growing frustration of Yoruba youths

By Ronke Okuntade
The Yoruba Liberation Movement, (YOLICOM) today has said that it does not subscribe to the use of chemical weapons as stated by the leader of The Young Yoruba For Freedom, (YYF) Mr Adeyinka Grandson. The group reiterated its earlier call for Oodua Republic which it hopes to realize in the shortest time possible.
In a statement made available to Irohinoodua and signed by Mr Abdul Motajo, on behalf of YOLICOM Foreign Affairs Committee stated that the issues raised by YYF were critical issues except the area involving the use of Chemical Weapons.
YOLICOM stated "the attention of Yoruba Liberation Command, (YOLICOM) has been drawn to a video clip issued by Mr Adeyinka Grandson where he made statements to the effect that he supports Oduduwa Republic. He also made proposals about changing the names of Murrala Mohammed Airport, (MMM), Ahmadu Bello Way and the Nigerian Stock Exchange, (NSE) to reflect Yoruba heritage. These are novel ideas.”
YOLICOM however stated further “our point of departure is in the area of Chemical Weapon attack against the Hausa Fulani North. We wish to state that why YOLICOM will mobilise Yoruba people against aggression from the Nigerian State, we remain resolute in support of the United Nations Convention on the Prohibition of the Development, Production, stockpiling and use of Chemical weapons which came into force on April 29, 1997.” YOLICOM supports international efforts to abolish the weapon and prevent their use adding the Yoruba Nation is committed to the full and indiscriminate implementation of the Convention.
YOLICOME stated that the future Yoruba Nation looks up to being a member of the UN and ‘we hope to respect international best practices.”
Motajo said: “YOLICOM is against the use of Chemical weapons in war or peace time. We urge the Nigerian state to see the video clip as a product of the government's refusal to listen to the babel of voices calling for self-determination which, every inch of the day, continues to push many young Yoruba to the extreme.”
The group stated that while YOLICOM appreciates the mammoth affection from various Yoruba organisations, we are yet to determine our affiliate organisations either at home or abroad. We urge Yoruba youths to continue the massive campaign for Oduduwa Republic in the most peaceful manner in accordance with global standards bearing in mind that the tempo of brutality of the Nigerian state will determine our proportional response now or in the near future. YOLICOM said Nigeria as a united country is an expired drug that will never heal her humanity but will rather inflict more grievous injuries on whoever subscribes to its prescription

A house divided against itself can not stand! With this the Yoruba nation have driven the final nail on Nigeria's geo-political coffin.

Jabioro:
What's is the name of the suspect?

God bless you!
Your guess is as good as mine.

sarrki:
I blamed you too (husband)

Since you know she has dementia

You should have watched closely

While you are out of town. You should have asked someone to look after her

Exactly!

The end of Nigeria is not only near, but certain. It is finished!

Nnamdi this Nnamdi that, haba NL!

Hausa's in the don't want to relocate, Igbos in the north dissociates themselves from Biafra, Now Yorubas have pinched their spot in the north and not Oduduwa republic! We the masses are not the problem but our leaders who have refused to do the needful.

........... is in the eyes of the beholder.

smartty68:
FG is loosing these wars already, they've been silent about issues that matters the most in this country! Ok o!

Divided nation!
The ealier we jaw jaw, the better. for all of us. I'm sick and tired of these threats everyday!