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Richtaiwo:So you are a drug peddler too?waoo! Pls change your ways and follow the right part.Drug peddling is bad . I don't know why People like you can't look for decent job but be involve in such things. |
God fearing my ass..No God fearing Nigerians but churching going fanatics . |
Obi is no longer there ! |
PulaPower:What are you celebrating when terrorist are already at your door steps kidnapping school teacher and beheading him and another 40 children whose fate we do not know. The govt is busy campaigning and focus on the next election while you owambe lovers would rather focus on Ojodu Oba than unite to pressure our govt to protect and secure the lives of our children. Is it becos the children affected are not related to you ! Like someone said, let us continue to wine and dine while terrorist are already here. I saw a video of some kidnapped women crying and begging for Thier lives , At a time it was someone else and now they are in the hands of terrorist . We are a bunch of selfish people who do not care about these monsters until it touches us. May God save us all. Enjoy your Ojodu Oba |
What happened to labour party ? I nor kon dey hear their noise again oo! |
The war in the Middle East, being fought by the United States and Israel against Iran, is still raging, and its outcomes are being felt all over the world. In the early days of the war which began February 28, Iran’s Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, was killed in the aftermath of air strikes on selected targets in Tehran, the Iranian capital. Khamenei’s death occurred as part of a wider joint operation by the United States and Israel, using strategic locations intelligence from the US’s Central Intelligence Agency, CIA, to determine the whereabouts of several Iranian leaders. Now, Khamenei was not only Iran’s Supereme Leader, he was also acknowledged as the leader of all Shi’a Muslims worldwide. In Nigeria, Shi’a Muslims are organised under a mission called the Islamic Movement of Nigeria, IMN, promoted and led by a cleric, Ibrahim el-Zakzaky. When news of Khamenei’s death spread all over Nigeria, members of the South-West chapter of the Islamic Movement of Nigeria, IMN, took to the streets of Lagos on Monday 2 March to protest the reported killing of Khamenei. The demonstrators, who gathered around the Maryland area of Lagos, chanted slogans condemning what they described as foreign intervention and the death of Khamenei, demanding global condemnation of US intervention in sovereign nations. The protest in Lagos followed similar demonstrations in other parts of Nigeria, including Kano and Niger States, where members of the Shi’a-aligned group also marched to denounce the US–Israeli strikes and mourn Khamenei’s reported death. The group also staged similar protests at Idumota Central Mosque in Lagos and on the streets of Kaduna and Bauchi. Demonstrators were seen in Kano, Niger, Sokoto, Gombe and Kaduna states condemning the joint military action by the United States and Israel, which led to Khamenei’s death alongside members of his family. Similar protests were reported in Bauchi and Yobe states. National security agencies had deployed officers to key points across Lagos ahead of the rally to prevent any breakdown of law and order. The following Friday, at the National Mosque in Abuja, Shi’ites, protested again, during which they expressed support for Iran. The group had attended the regular Friday prayer at the mosque before launching the demonstration. To cap it all, a former minister and professor was seen in a viral online video weeping over the killing of Khamenei. Now, people have the right to do what they like, including breaking the law. I have no problem whatsoever with those who chose to protest the death of another country’s leader, religious or not. But I recall that when our former president, Umaru Musa Yar’Adua died in 2010, there were no protests. But maybe that was too far. Also, when another former president, Muhammadu Buhari died, there were no protests either. In any case, it is unlikely that Nigeria’s Shi’ites will protest Buhari’s death, given the experience of el-Zakzaky during his tenure. I want to say, particularly in respect of the former minister weeping in the video, and other protesters for Khamenei that their tears were misplaced, just as our national leadership struggles with misplaced priorities. Last Monday, during the holy month of Ramadan and the Lenten period, suicide bombers resumed their nefarious business and detonated IEDs (Improvised Explosive Devices) in Maiduguri, the Borno State capital. Police sources said no less than 23 people were killed, with 108 injured. I have not seen or heard of any protest anywhere in this country against the killing of these 23 innocent people. Insecurity has been ravaging Nigeria for the better part of 15 years now. No less than 3,700,000 fellow countrymen and women, including children, are now living in 3,900 camps for Internally Displaced Persons, IDPs, all over Nigeria. No protests by anybody, as if being forced to flee one’s ancestral land is a normal thing that happens routinely. There is no week that passes by without reports of killings by herdsmen militias in Benue State, while it seems as if there is a permanent bloodbath going on in Plateau State. In Kwara State, gunmen killed nearly 200 people in Woro village and there were no protests by anybody or group of persons over this massacre. Not a single former minister or governor, or commissioner was seen in any video lamenting these unjustified, unwarranted killings of fellow human beings. As I said earlier, people have a right to do what they like, at anytime, anywhere. But the protests against Khamenei’s death by Nigerians are misplaced when their own kith and kin, fellow compatriots, are being killed and they simply get on with their meals of tuwo shinkafa or plates of amala. If you cannot empathise with your fellow compatriots over tragedies that have befallen them, and you are a Nigerian weeping over Khamenei’s death in Nigeria, you were shedding crocodile tears. I even doubt if you’re human. For these protesters and the weeping former minister, what they need are comprehensive resets to realign their cognitive, affective, and psychomotor domains, the way you do a factory reset for a malfunctioning cell phone. TGIF. By Adekunle Adebayo Punch Newspaper. |
No MaobiCarl:Abeg help us tell them. I lost my cousin to this very court . |
MaxInDHouse:See this one! I am your brain has now reset to abide by your new religious policy of own blood transfusion. Many have died for free and you are still roaming around with your JW bag and big bible deceiving yourself |
They will be destined for service Thier jihadist warlords . Double punishment for them . I feel no pity for them. I see them championing extremism in the west and see no fault in their oppressive religion. |
This man will be blessed with 72 virgins x 5 because of the work he did for his Allah. Sick monsters |
Yorubastardz:pls do not use your own personal experience to generalized all adopted children. I was adopted , I loved my adopted mum mother than my biological mum who only turned she turn up when I was 23yrs old . Both of them are late now but I am more emotionally attached to my adopted mum more. When my adopted mum became ill, I took some time from work to care for her till her death. I was the daughter she never had. Both of them are late now but it was my adopted mum that I deeply mourned and not my biological mum. Pls don't generalize. I still misses her till this day. |
thesicilian:The mother of the guy is lying . Her son went to Russia with his eyes open to join the military as it's the fastest way to obtaining a permanent residence permit. There is no way someone will japa to a country that is currently engaged in a ongoing war without knowing what he is going there for. I remembered some Nigerians applying back then to join the a Russian or Ukrainian army when the war just broke out . They rather be blown to pieces in a country that hate blacks that use whatever little money they have to kick start a business in their own country. |
I thought this guy was in APC ? |
MadPolitician:why are you complaining when you know this is usually what is obtainable when accidents happens. The Agberos are the children Nigeria forgot and abandoned. They grew up in the street with limited opportunities and they lost their humanity due to their countless encounters with hunger and death around the country on a daily basis .Who is to blame ? The Agberos OR our failed and corrupt system ?Nigeria failed them and also AJ. |
Coder2Client:it's obvious they were paid to do so. |
Antoeni:Fix which country ? By the same Nigerians that are divided across ethnic and religious line ? Majority of Nigerians would rather go to bed hungry than admit that their tribe man in power has failed Nigeria. They only listen to what politicians tell them and not what they see around them. Majority of Nigerians both educated and illiterate alike are quite gullible and too stupid to think for themselves. They are all over nairaland too. Let's them enjoy Thier emilokan. |
Cleanmouth:Despicable human beings and bunch of ungrateful idiot spoiling things for others |
CyynthiaKiss:The thing self tire me . This means any idiot without brains can be the president of Nigeria. To protect lives and properties is the number one basic responsibility of the president,yet Nigerian Federal govt could not do it but rather seen negotiating with terrorists..what a shame . Tinubu has really shown he is incompetent and only interested in the name Mr president. Emilokan! |
attackgat:Abeg, how many kings our Igbo people get? Na only Igbo man be king where ever he is residence. This means we have 36 igbo kings across all the state in Nigeria.Na so dem go Ghana ,install ingwe for there,so tey Ghanian kon dey para for dem. Una nor they tire for title ? Na everywhere Una go ,nai Una dey install Una Igwe! Igbo king of Sokoto ! Hahahah!! Igbo kingdom was one place that was never ruled by a king but my clans with various chief that comes together to manage affairs of their kingdoms but na these king title here and there is new. |
Druss:insecurity in the east ,South south and Northern Nigeria is the reason people only settle only in these 2 state |
treesun:yes! And the northern old & young men are like babies that do not know what is right and wrong abi ! |
L davades:The thing self tire me. Me self kon dey shame small for am. He should remember the position he occupies and apply some decorum in events like this . He often behaves sometimes like an over grown baby in an old man's body . Putting up dancing displays at events. However,Remi Tinubu acted like an agbeto , haba! I nor even understand this woman sef..only you na Pastor and thesame time dey collect chieftaincy title wearing one kind oyinbo brown . Is this supposed to be the stuff chief wears in yoruba land ! |
seunmsg:But when the citizens of Nigeria ask their govt for help to secure lives and properties, do they respond? Shameless govt that allows terrorist to roam freely , maiming,raping , kidnapping and killing innocent Nigerians at will, while the govt is incapable of doing anything. Just look at them flexing Thier thin muscles to rescue Benin republic democracy when their own is in shambles. Shameless APC govt . |
Bahamas95:Teni has slimmed down oo! She is as fat as she used to . |
No PigTormentor:You are right sha! The people in power are a reflection of us and the sick society that we came from. |
Orherhe |
What ! Uk with their unstable immigration laws . Anyway , I hope he knows what he is doing sha! Bet me, all those millions wil be just some 25,000 pound,which will go into Visa processing , school fees, accommodation and feeding for less than 3 months . |
No lightwind:wetin you want make he talk about again. Nigerians know how to talk but nothing is done. I think we have to stop talking . We talk and the leaders up there just choose to close their ears . |
Guys, have you observed that all the Tinubu Apologist are quiet now! B4, if you do kpim about their beloved Tinubu ! Dem go gang up and finish you here. They are die hard Yorubas and staunge APC supporters. Oya make Una kon celebrate Una failure . Na so Una mouth dey run cho!cho!cho! like tap, mocking those that did not agree with you guys and una blind loyalty to Tinubu. You guys called us wailing wailers and all sort of name. Una feel sey ethnicity and religion go put food for Una table .. sey hunger don make Una busy! You all are now working twice as hard just to put Amaka and Ewudu on the table. Well you guys must buckle up . His administration still has about 6 years to go. Una sey Tinubu is a master strategist , the jagaban of Lagos and the one that made Lagos what it is today without putting into consideration the like of Fashola and Ambode. Well.. Look at Nigeria just less than 2 years to his administration. A total messed up nation with no directions. So tey Federal govt is now negotiating with terrorists and their sympathisers - allowing them to roam freely , unchecked & unchallenged. What a shame ! I pray the generation after us (the Zen-Alphas') will rejuvenate their mindset from the sick society they live in and start thinking of how to make a better Nigeria for themselves by voting in the right people devoid from ethnic and religious bias . Pls I am not referring to Yorubas that are discerning and voted not by tribe but my credibility of the person they thought could do the do. This is you Tinubu blind Bats and Apc loyalist. |
No,he is not depressed,only thinking and strategizing on how to win the next election. You think the lives of Nigerian s matter to him. He thinks nothing but power. |
Nnamdi Kanu be like person wey dey take advise ! I doubt it , I am sure he is not listen to his lawyers that's what landed him in this wahala! |
Or have we become a country of agberos