₦airaland Forum

Nnukwueze:
Your zoo is currently illegally occupying my homeland (that is my concern and business). If only your life was productive you wouldn't be everywhere butting into the affairs of other ethnic groups. The last time I checked I was talking to a fellow Igbo and not to you. It is very fulfilling to mind your business, you should try it sometimes.

nedzuby:
That’s not true. I have never uses MTN before and the Network I use is more than 100% better than MTN

Nnukwueze:
Nigeria is not my country so why should I contribute to it? What have you yourself contributed to zoogeria?

abc115:
Miles away from MTN is total rubbish statement spurned from inferiority complex and pull our down syndrome. I don't use MTN, the network I use is 1000% better than MTN

DeviIhimseIf:
lol I'm talking about taste

DeviIhimseIf:
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you're lying
most apc supporters wish they never had buhari
i mean the reasonable supporters
comparing buhari and Jonathan is like comparing lime with apple
Buhari is lime
GEJ is apple

Nnukwueze:
I just don't understand what these people want from us. Should Igbos start cutting their flesh for these parasites to be satisfied.

Inteltower:
anyone notice that Goodluck Jonathan doesn't care on what presently is happening in the country.

I guess his silence is the cane every person that voted buhari is receiving

Evercurious:
What about the threat of forming a parallel government? HYPOCRITE

Rrankdonga:
So you have to use all this insulting words to make your point?

jayfolarin:
GEJ and his gang of thieves were an absolute disaster. There was freedom of speech yes, but there was more freedom to STEAL especially at the top. They were gonn run Nigeria finances down the gutter had they not been kicked out and I have NO REGRETS being a part of that process. Sowore was right!!!!!!!

Gej's disastrous performance in office pushed Nigerians to Buhari whose propaganda machine convinced the majority that he was now a reformed Democrat. We were wrong and we admit it now. To err is human.

You cant fault sowore's stance against GEJ. The same way he went against GEJ is the same way he went against abacha, babangida, and now buhari. He's persistently been on the side of the truth and constantly fought the political class for the masses. I am yet to see anyone with any concrete proof of corruption against the guy. Not even Gej's houseboy, con-artist Pastor Reno was able to provide any proof of corruption against sowore

solmusdesigns:



Professor Yemi Osinbajo SAN the ray of light in the dark alley, humble and quite intellectual.. They planned and ochestrated attempts to ruffle him or make him stupidly confront his Principal like Atiku did but they failed woefully, as he ignored them graciously and dedicated all his time attending to his duties...

As a Principled Man When he was the Acting President he took difficult but honest decission, He sacked cabal's attack dog Lawal Daura of the DSS for laying seige on the then PDP Senate President even when Saraki constantly mocked him as a mere comissioner he still did the right thing, and made the most senior director even when he is from Bayelsa , he made him The acting DG DSS

It was under him as the Acting President that Onnoghen was confirmed, it was also under him that DSS obeyed court order and released Nnamdi Kanu even after all insult he hauls at him
..

xnsandrxns:
Now you are sad Nigeria is finally getting a way out of this mess.
You all are bad news addict
Because you hate Buhari, you wish your country bad
No wonder your life is as it is

seunmsg:
This is the height of fake news. The entire story is made up of tissues of lies. Mischievous opposition media platforms are trying to create further confusion by reporting falsehood. Tinubu and the presidency canals are not on the same page and cannot be jointly moving against the Vice president.

Those against the Vice President are those against power shift to the south. They are just some misguided presidential hawks without any political clout. The best they can do is to reduce the powers of the VP but they can’t push him out or have power retained in the north beyond 2023. It is even good that they are playing all their cards early enough. Now we know what they are up to and can device strategies to respond appropriately.

hammerVJ:
Do u see that map, that is Biafra. Benue is part of it and so is Edo, parts Taraba and Kogi.

The remaining part of Biafra land is in Cameroon.

We will go after that too.

No member of our family will be left out, even if they dont recognise us anymore, we know them and our territory.

Sunofgod:
Assss kissing governor!

Acting confused these days!

lalasticlala:
Omenka, this one you remembered me today and you are not blasting me. I didn't see your break light during the last general election. You weren't active online like before during that time

Otuegbe:
I like the guy,

PatriotTemidayo:
Na Only English dey cheat this Fellow, He's Blunt Folk.


And he speak from the heart.

Tagline:

"CBN is trying to become the Robber"

Others chipped in their bit, of course. Ayo Fayose supplied noise and entertainment which was, quite frankly, all he could afford; the governors of the South East offered dubious solidarity, for which they are famous; while in the South-South, the Bayelsa, Delta and Akwa Ibom governors were too busy quenching internal fires to care about PDP’s future.

It’s not Wike’s fury that will kill the PDP. It’s the bad habits that it acquired for nearly 20 years when it was the ruling party and its inability to adapt. The party is used to free money and made a point to gorge itself on it remorselessly while in power.

It was either grabbing money from the centre or from the bottomless pockets of a few of its influential governors. Or from a few private businessmen for whose pleasure government captured the state. Those who wrote the cheques controlled the party, spreading their corrupting influence until the party collapsed under the weight of its own arrogance and impunity.

The party is in its fifth year out of power and most of its money taps are running dry. Two of its major sources of supply – Abuja and rogue businessmen – have dwindled, leaving only the third: one or two desultory governors in the South South. But the custodians of the party (and Atiku remains one of them) will do everything to extend the life of the party. Whatever its predicament, PDP would be the platform on which Atiku would run for presidency again, betting that the APC will implode after Buhari. Atiku is not done yet.