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Education › Re: After Twitter Rift With Bezos Over Queen,uju Anya Praises Lesbian Lover(photos) by oyatz(m): 11:02am On Sep 28, 2022
Fraud!

I can bet it with my voter's card that this Prof Uju will be collecting Dick but just using Lesbianism as a smokescreen to prevent possible victimization.
Politics › Re: "See How He’s Sweating": Nigerians Drag Melaye Over Comments On Azikiwe On TV by oyatz(m): 4:45pm On Sep 26, 2022
Eagle07:
Can you just learn to respond without throwing insults ?

Azikiwe was never an executive President because he wasn’t elected through the ballots. The first executive President was Shehu Shagari. Azikiwe was Head of state (ceremonial) while Balewa was head of government. So tell me how Azikiwe became President because the title President was never used on him.
You are wrong sir.

Azikiwe and Balewa were NOT directly elected but elected through through the Parliamentary System(which Nigeria used between 1959-1966) in which their parties formed a coalition Government by virtues of the majority seats they won in the Parliament.
Politics › Re: Until You Go Abroad,you May Not Know(opinion) by oyatz(m): 4:39pm On Sep 26, 2022
OneCandleAway:
Why didn't you counter me on the oils production.

https://www.nairaland.com/3982247/need-meters-account-daily-oil

Tell me which white nation will be producing or exporting crude oil and won't have meters to know the production estimate.

The black man usually doesn't like stress. They like easy money. Asians are more hardworking. Of course there are little exceptions but we've been unfortunate to be mostly governed by the sections of the country not intellectually sound but have the support of the British.
There's no part of the country that is not intellectually sound.

When I was doing Post-graduate Residency Training with the West African College of Physicians, many of our examiners and research supervisors are Professors/Consultant Physicians from the North. There aren't only super-intelligent but very meticulous!
Politics › Re: Osun Guber Polls: Was There Over Voting? Will Adeleke Be Sacked? by oyatz(m): 5:54pm On Sep 25, 2022
Troublemaker111:
There was over voting in ife, osogbo , iragbiji undecided you know next to.nothing about osun politics . I think we should also start looking into Ekiti election . Iwo tio mon nkankan
In election petitions, ONLY the results from the disputes polling units (where the petitioner) is challenging the results will be looked into.
Even obvious infractions of the electoral laws in the Oshogbo, Ife or Iragbiji won't be discussed if the petitioner is not challenging the results in those places.
Celebrities › Re: Daddy Freeze Fined N5Million For Adultery With Benedicta Elechi by oyatz(m): 10:05am On Sep 25, 2022
kushme:
Is adultery a criminal act?
If it is, then I wonder why? Cos a crime is an act harmful not only to some individual but also to a community, society, or the state.
How eh take be crime for two consenting adults to pursue pleasure/happiness?

Sotey state go come award money give another person.

Where those people wey sabi make Law self?
Mr Elechi denied himself the pleasure of other women by marrying Mrs Benedicta Elechi and invested his time, energy, resources and emotion into the marriage with the hope that the woman will reciprocate, provide him companion, comfort and happiness.

However, this dream was cut short when Daddy Freeze showed-up and started fuuucking Mrs Benedicta Elechi unnecessarily.

Mr Elechi is now the victim of this wrongful acts by Daddy Freeze.


Bottomline: The law doesn't encourage wrong doers to benefit from their wrong doings.
Celebrities › Re: Daddy Freeze Fined N5Million For Adultery With Benedicta Elechi by oyatz(m): 9:55am On Sep 25, 2022
tito44:
Once u see any moniker with a tribal meaning on NL, know that the moniker is the opposite of the tribe it is trying to portray
For example ,PrinceOfLagos
Politics › Re: Tinubu Meets Aregbesola, Other Osun APC Chieftains In Abuja (Picture) by oyatz(m): 7:18am On Sep 23, 2022
Period007:
Wheres Thiefnibus Primary school certificate
Wheres Thiefnibus secondary school certificate

Do you know Thiefnibu is the only presidential candidate without a primary and secondary school certificate?
These are really irrelevant if you have Diploma and a University Degree plus professional qualifications.

Tinubu attended Richard Dalley College , Chicago State University and passed CPA.

You don't really primary and secondary school certificates for all these.

All he needed to do is to attend extra-mural classes, sat for the entrance exams at Richard Dalley and after passing, enrolled for a two-year Diploma program which he passed in flying colours. Such Diplomas with good grades are similar to what we call OND or A-Levels in Nigeria and with that you can get admission into the Universities in America.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Heavy Protest All Around Iran Against Isalamic Rule. by oyatz(m): 4:02pm On Sep 22, 2022
9japride:
I believe all these protest are backed by foreign powers. Why is that when these set of Islamic faithfuls go to USA or Europe, they tend to force their way of Islamic lifestyle on their community and it's usually difficult for them to integrate into their host communities? Their women keep wearing hijab in foreign countries and continue with their Islamic lifestyle. So why are they against the lifestyle they love with extreme passion?
The human mind love freedom and can NOT be subdued for a very long time.


Religions place dogmas over reasoning and are entrenched by means of rules,which if too rigid often leads to revolts/rebellions. This is why religious laws are often broken all over the world.
Politics › Re: Dr. Ogunbiyi’s Comeback Rejection: Our Decision Is Final - Ward Chairman Insists by oyatz(m): 3:50am On Sep 22, 2022
Akin Ogunbiyi should remain in the Accord Party to build it in Osun State or join the APC in Osun State which will need neutral power brokers post Oyetola period.
Romance › Re: Never Date or Marry A Nigerian Nurse by oyatz(m): 2:29am On Sep 22, 2022
LalastiklaIa:
Someone up there was saying don't generalize. The average Nigerian Nurse has a hardheart. They are promiscuous, worship money, bad-mouthed and all they know how to do is slimfit their white dress so that their useless ass can be more visible to the highest bidder.

That's why you barely see a doctor marrying a nurse because they know what those b*tches do in public and behind closed doors. Jezebels in white apparel undecided
I understand you frustration and experience.

However, not all Nurses are like that.

As per morality, there are many Nurses who are moral. However, you need to understand that in any female dominated profession, it's natural to see male making advances towards them.

Those slim fitting their uniforms are those between 18-25years who as young ladies won't be different from what other young ladies do.

Doctors , especially the older generation marry nurses alot and the reason is simple; most Medical Schools were isolated in Teaching Hospitals ,away from the rest of their parent universities. When Medical Students got to 400L-600L, they started dating the females they see regularly, the Nursing Students! In the days of old, many such relationships resulted in marriages.

The reasons why Doctors no longer fall for the Nurses is simple: Many College of Medicine now admit more Female Medical Students and there are now many Females studying Medical related courses in those colleges,so there are more options to chose from.

The falling standards of morality also mean many young people can just date, have sex without commitment that can lead to marriages.
Romance › Re: Have You Ever Caught Your Parents In The Act? by oyatz(m): 5:34pm On Sep 21, 2022
stunnert:
Good lawd..... I'm glad I never did because I know I'll be traumatized
What will be the cause of your trauma sir?
That the two people who gave birth to you are still happy with each other and fulfilling their obligations to each other?


What will now happen to people that see another man sleeping with their mums?
Politics › Re: Official Presidential Portrait Of Tinubu Unveiled...take A Look! by oyatz(m): 5:19pm On Sep 21, 2022
chrisxxx:
If Tinubu thinks he can win let him drop APC ticket and pick up the of SDP. APC is the ruling party and with government support his chances of winning stands above 40%.
How do you build a house and in the course of preparations for the house warming, you quit because of the rantings of a random hater on Nairaland?
Politics › Re: Official Presidential Portrait Of Tinubu Unveiled...take A Look! by oyatz(m): 8:25am On Sep 21, 2022
backnbeta:
Ondo is actually a different state from Lagos sir- albeit they are both in SW, Nigeria. Check very well, the picture says "intercepted in Ondo" and not Lagos.
Hatred and propoganda won't allow them to reason well.
Politics › Re: Official Presidential Portrait Of Tinubu Unveiled...take A Look! by oyatz(m): 8:24am On Sep 21, 2022
chrisxxx:
Tinubu should pity Nigerians by withdrawing from this madness. Not all of us want to travel out even when we can. We feel comfortable here where the nature is friendly with us than the harsh environmental climate of Europe.
We are at home where we don't feel our circumstance is due to our colour. We are relaxed here where we know all we need to do is to work hard to make ends meet as government has no concern with us.
Tinubu shouldn't give us the last reason to leave. Please let him withdraw from the race.
Buhari can help us to make him a honorary president even if it is for a day since it is his life ling ambition just as Fashola did to a certain boy to be the governor of Lagos just for a day.
Why are people who hate Tinubu advising Tinubu to withdraw from the race instead of working towards getting adequate votes for their preferred candidate who can solve all the problems in Nigeria?
Politics › Re: Davido Blasts Oyetola: 'You Are Actually Just A Bad Human Being' by oyatz(m): 1:45pm On Sep 20, 2022
HIGHESTPOPORI:
When did Adeleke govern Osun?
That mean you don't even know the Adelekes in Osun State well enough.

1) Father: Sen Ayoola Adeleke (1979-1983)


2) Son: Gov Isiaka Adetunji Adeleke (Jan,1992-Nov,1993).

Son: Sen Isiaka Adetunji Adeleke (2003-2007)
Senator ,Osun west (2015-2018)

3) Son: Sen Ademola Adeleke ,Osun West (2018-2019)


Sen Ademola Adeleke ,Gov-Elect
Politics › Re: Brazil Cannot Field Pele In Today's Match .obi On His Comment On Tinubu Health by oyatz(m): 1:33pm On Sep 20, 2022
Peter Obi should focus on selling his candidacy and party to more people instead of talking about Tinubu this, Tinubu that all the time.
Politics › Re: LAGOS People Are Paying Lagos Government For Using Television And Fan(photos) by oyatz(m): 1:27pm On Sep 20, 2022
press9jatv:
my local haven’t ask me about this tax before ever since the creation of the local government.
Which tax do you pay to your Local Government?
Politics › Re: Yahaya Bello: I Will Mobilise All Nigerian Youths To Work For Tinubu’s Victory by oyatz(m): 7:20am On Sep 20, 2022
Obojuju:
It is now obvious to all and sundry that Tinubu has moved from being the overlord in 2015 to an underdog in 2022, just a year to the election. It's even possible that it'll not just rain but pour on Tinubu. Everything that could get wrong is getting wrong to the point that it'll be an upset for Mr Tinubu to come second in the election. In fact, he may likely drag number 3 with Kwakwanso. How did it get so bad for the Lagos landlord?
I think he hadn't reckoned with the emergence of Obi, but rather anticipated a contest between the north and the south. Tinubu was depending on Southern sentiment to arm twist the north with cries of it's the turn of the south. Unfortunately for him, Obi happened and Nigerians just love him.
It's obvious that Tinubu has invested heavily in northerners to buy their loyalty prior to this time. The man and his mafia had hoped that PDP would field a Southerner from SE/SS. They would have used tribalism, religion and ethnic hatred to arm twist the north to support Tinubu who would have been sold as 'a friend of the north' but unfortunately for Tinubu, Atiku happened and became his nemesis in the North. The north no longer need a friend but "one of their own".
And it gets worse...
With Atiku in the picture, Tinubu panicked ... Atiku is a Muslim and Tinubu has no hope of mass votes in the south. The SE and SS are no go areas for him. Now the north that he banked on for years is slipping off his fingers. What was he to do? Tinubu goofed and went to a Muslim running mate to counter Atiku.
He effectively became the only candidate with an opponent in the north stopping his progress and an opponent in the south stopping his progress. That is the story of Tinubu. From overlord to an underdog. He will come a distant 3rd in the next year presidential election.
How exactly is this long epistle related to Yahyah Bello mobilizing youths for his candidate?
Politics › Re: Britain Owes Igbo Apology, Compensation For Biafra’s Destruction – Prof Anya by oyatz(m): 6:58am On Sep 19, 2022
gidgiddy:
The blockade effected by Nigeria and Britain led to deaths if many people, Im talking about the aged, women and children. Thats not something anyone forgets in a hurry unless it didnt happen to them.

Then there is this talk about Gowon offering Ojukwu a land corridor so that aid could be delivered to the suffering people, and that Ojukwu turned it down.

A total lie

I posted this about Professor Aluko, a Yoruba man who was both friends to Ojukwu and Gowon, and was heavily involved in trying to reconcile both men throughout the war, in a recent thread that Ojukwu rejected aid coming in through a land corridor

Dr Aluko completely destroyed Goldsteins letter in 2012, it was posted here in the previous thread about this

https://www.nairaland.com/3854388/biafra-war-nigeria-starvation-land

Below is what Dr Aluko said


Dr. Aluko:
It is obfuscation at its most blatant to read
Goldstein letter outside of the rationale for action
taken by Ojukwu and the Biafran leadership.
I'll attempt to answer your earlier questions posed
to me alonsgide this, because they are related.
- The first question was why Ojukwu did not, given
that Biafra had shrunk dramatically, not surrender
to save starving Biafrans.


- The second is, to link it to the substance of
Goldstein's letter, why Ojukwu insisted on ceasefire
and the airlift of relief to Biafrans as the only
grounds or conditions for accepting relief.
First, Ojukwu knew that an internationally observed
ceasefire was the only guarantee for the security
and safety of the Biafran. Second, the atrocities
recorded wherever the federal forces liberated lent
credence to that demand. In fact, it made it
imperative, particularly because the Lagos regime
was not prepared to negotiate in true faith for the
amicable end of the conflict.


The war strategy of the Gowon administration was
hell-bent on Biafra's complete surrender without
guarantees. No political and military leader will
agree to that kind of suicide. I'll return to this
point. But let me quote from Susan Cronje's quite
illuminating book, The World and Nigeria: The
Diplomatic History of the Biafran war 1967-1970
( I'd also recommend that you read the other,
Biafra: Britain's Shame). Cronje writes this about
the meeting in Niamey referenced by Goldstein:
"The Nigerian delegation was led by Chief
Awolowo, but General Gowon arrived in Niamey on
16 July and addressed the meeting as an
'observer.'

The main theme of his speech was a
warning that if the 'rebels persist in their
contemptuous attitude to the conference table the
federal government will have no choice but to take
over the remaining rebel-held areas...In military
terms the rebellion is virtually suppressed already.'
But the atmosphere had suibtly changed. hamani
diori had altrady suggested that the committee's
consultative role should be changed to a mediatory
one, and after Gowon's address the committee
went into closed session. Eventually it was
announced that that Ojukwu had been asked to
attend, and Gowon who had already returned to
Lagos flew back to Niamey the following day,
cancelling all engagements. His presence in
Niamey was required not for a meeting with
Ojukwu but to reply to a truce proposal put forward
among others by General Ankrah. This called for a
ten-mile wide demilitarized zone patrolled by
neutral troops to allow relief supplies to pass to
Biafran refugees. According to one account of the
debate, Gowon is said to have turned to General
Ankrah, saying, 'You are a military man: you know
what it is with commanders.'

The suggestion that
he might be unable to restrain his army was
reinforced when he warned the committee that if it
did not see things his way they would have to have
'a Nigeria without me.' According to a Niamey
radio report the following day, General Gowon
rejected the resolution put to him by the O.A.U.
committee; the main points of this resolution were
the establishment of a demilitarized zone and 'an
international force which would include neutral
observers acceptable to both sides.' Ghana and
Cameroun, the broadcast said, had offered
shipping facilities for moving relief supplies.
Ojukwu arrived in Niamey on 19 July in President
Houphet-Boigny's private jet.

The Biafran
delegation, when it was fully assembled, included
Dr. Nnamdi Azikiwe, the former Nigerian president,
Dr. Okpara, former Eastern Nigerian premier, Sir
Louis Mbanefo, Dr. Eni Njoku and several other
notables; Lagos was not far off in suggesting that
the 'entire rebel leadership' had assembled in
Niger. At the end of the meeting between Ojukwu
and the consltative committee - Gowon had
returned to Lagos two days previously - a
communique was issued. Two versions appear to
be in existence; the one broadcast by Niamey radio
read:

(1) the Nigerian Federal Military Government
and Colonel Ojukwu have agreed to meet immediately in Niamey under the chairmanship of
President Diori Hamani in order to begin
preliminary talks on a speedy resumption of
Nigerian peace negotiations;

(2) the Nigerian
Federal Military Government and Colonel Ojukwu
have agreed to resume as soon as possible peace
negotiations in Addis Ababa under the auspices of
the O.A.U Consultative Committee on Nigeria.' The
version as broadcast by Lagos - and which does
not pretend to be a verbatim report - said that the
committee had called on both parties to resume
peace talks as soon as possible, '... with the
objecvtive of preserving Nigeria's territiorial
integrity and guaranteeing the security of all its
inhabitants.' The committee said, according to this
broadcast, that 'it will be in contact with the federal
military government, and Ojukwu or his
representativs may at any time contact any
member government of the committee.' The Lagos
version went on to cite two further point of which
ther was no mention in the Niamey version, both
dealing with relief, and appealing to the two sides
to undertake various mesures to alleviate the
suffering among war victims.


In view of the strong criticism that has been
levelled at the Biafran leadership for its
intrasigence, and the high praise heaped o General
Gowon and his Government for humanitarian
concern and magnanimity, it should be stressed
that in Niamey Gowon rejected the O.A.U
proposals for a partial truce and international
policing of relief routes, while Ojukwu was
prepared to accept both these proposals. When
Ojukwu returned to Biafra, he gave a press
conference at which he was asked whether his
invitation to the OAU had meant any form of
recognition of him. For once Ojukwu was cautious
in his reply: 'Let's put it this way. My presence in
Niamey for once represents the O.A.U's acceptance
that there are two sides to a conflict.' He would not
reveal any further details about the forthcoming
Addis Ababa peace talk, but said, 'I find myself in
a rather simillar situation as after Aburi.' He did
not want to say anything in case Lagos started
'interpreting it, and go back to square
one..." (302-303)

The foregoing provides the clear context of the
situation, that it was not Ojukwu, but Gowon who
rejected the proposals by which Ojukwu and the
Biafran leadership was prepared to abide.The
context is clearly established and makes nonsense
of Golsdstein's ground for resignation.

While the Biafran government was prepared to act
without precondition, the Nigerian authorities
persistenly insisted on Biafran surrender. It was a
deliberate and determined argument made to make
certain that the only solution was by a military
solution because Lagos knew that the basic
grounds on which it made its offer of relief was
conditional and unconscionable.

It was to disavow
the very basic reason why Biafra defended itself in
the first place: its sovereignty as a means to the
safety, security and dignity of its population. Now,
were the Gowon administration acting in good
faith, that would be a differet matter. What
guaratees could Biafrans have, had Ojukwu
surrendered as a condition for food? None.
Here is the evidence narrated by John Stremlau in
his The International Politics of the Nigerian Civil
War how Gowon's cable upturned the agreements
reached in May 1968 in kampala between Eni
Njoku and Enahoro in which Eni Njoku had in fact
"conceded the evntuality of one-Nigeria."

As Stremalau notes, "Whereas Enahoro had left
acceptance of the twelve-state structure implicit
in his propsals, Gowon insisted that before any
agreement was reached the rebels must explictly
embrace the twelve states. In addition, Gowon
stipulated that there would be no question of an
interim commission for the rebel-held areas, there
would be no recruitment and formation of Ibo
units into the federal armed forces, and no
elements of the rebel troops or police would be
allowed to retain their arms. Gowon's instruction,
which did not reach Kampala until shortly after
Enahoro had made his presentation, clearly
reflected the views of the more hawkish elements
in the federal government" (172-173).


To put these in summary:
(a) Ojukwu did not reject relief, he wanted the
security and guarantee of safety for Biafrans. He
was in fact willing to accept the O.A.U's proposals

(b) Gowon and the Lagos administration
manipulated international propaganda, as testified
in the versions of the broadcasts of the Niamey
agreement to further its own goals of the
liquidation of Biafra

(c) The federal government was not, in spite of all
the efforts made by the Biafrans willing to
negotiate peace, they were hell-bent on
"surrender" as the only condition for the survival
of the Biafran population.

If anybody must bear responsbility, it must be
those who kept using the talks to elongate the
suffering of the civilian population, and clearly this
are the 'hawks" who placed the only condition for
peace on Biafra's surrender and liquidation. And
there, you have it.
Stop writing Epistles, the war wasn't between Gowon and Ojukwu. It was a Nigerian Affairs that transcended beyond these two individuals.


The Federal Military Government offered a safe landed Corridor for movement of relief materials subject to 100% by the Nigerian Security Agencies. The Biafran authority who were smuggling weapons desguised as relief materials rejected this offer.


What efforts did Biafra made to grow foods for their people during the war?
Where were the Biafran soldiers getting their own foods from?

Why prolonging the war when your people were dying and using images of starving children and women to appeal for donations and recognitions all over the world?


Didn't you ask for the Food Storages before the unilateral declaration of secession which is an act of war all over the world?



In any case, going to war and basing your survival on the magnanimity and cooperation of your opponents is a poor sense of judgement and might as well be considered an act of suicide.

Without that blockade , the senseless destruction of lives and properties would have persisted for upto 10years.
Politics › Re: Can Peter Obi Win Any States Outside SE, SS And MB? by oyatz(m): 5:26am On Sep 19, 2022
kettykin:
I have analyzed kogi state, Galla will never vote APC , the okenye axis will vote APC at state level, okun will vote APC at both state and federal level. The labor candidate will likely get 25% minimum votes unless Bello rig it , since Bello lost out of APC presidential race he has not been so loyal
You need to first know the correct spelling of the ethnic groups and Towns in Kogi State to show that you really understand what is happening in the State.

By the way, Peter Obi/Labour party will not win any LGA in Kogi State.
Politics › Re: Can Peter Obi Win Any States Outside SE, SS And MB? by oyatz(m): 5:20am On Sep 19, 2022
Sunnymatey:
He necessarily didn't need to win states outside those regions you mentioned, 25℅ votes in some of those state is ok

Just that most Nigerians like suffering and complaining, else this election would've been the easiest.

PO remain the best among the major contenders.
Did Peter Obi end suffering and complaining in Anambra State?
Politics › Re: 2023: Tinubu Doze Off In The Public Today At Gombe: (Picture) by oyatz(m): 11:54pm On Sep 17, 2022
Owopariola001:
Lol.

As if young people don't sleep even in class or during lectures.


Werey Olori Pelebe Oshi. cheesy cheesy
Young people sleep especially while traveling vin commercial bus or during sermons in church!
Politics › Re: Tinubu hiding his hand in his pockets again today 17th September, 2022 by oyatz(m): 9:19pm On Sep 17, 2022
SadiqBabaSani:
It is very clear Pa Amoda needs to look after his health. The man is very sick for goodness sake. Let him pay adequate attention to his health.


Putting ones hand in the pocket is not a bad thing, but if the news of his constantly trembling hands is anything to go buy, it means the trembling hands are really shaking like his Presidential ambition is done for.

May God give him less greed for power, too bad desperation won't allow him quit
Then vote for Sowore
Politics › Re: Britain Owes Igbo Apology, Compensation For Biafra’s Destruction – Prof Anya by oyatz(m): 9:17pm On Sep 17, 2022
gidgiddy:
Yes but Im not talking about other tribes, Im talking about Igbos specifically



Starvation caused by the blockage Nigeria initiated the Nigerian government and the British government enforced with their Warships.



It is funny how tye same Nigeria that was fighting to keep Igbos in Nigeria had no problem starving them to death using blockade. Today, it is now a war crime to use starvation as a weapon of war





The tragedy of it a is that after all that war and death in the name of "one Nigeria", the same "one Nigeria" turned out to be a total disaster today
Try to be objective and separate issues.

1) Nigeria had and still has a right to protect itself ,to determine what comes into and out of her territory.

2) Nigeria effected air, land and sea blocked of the breakaway region to prevent smuggling of weapons which the secessionists were using against the country.

3) The FMG provided for a safe landed corridor through which Foods and reliefs materials could get to the people at the Theatres of the war subject to 100% inspection by the agents of the Federal Military Government to make sure that weapons weren't snuggled in.

4) The Biafran Leadership rejected this noble offer and instead opted for airlifting of foods from Sao Tome and Principe which was costly and less effective.

5) The Starvation is largely a result of the failures of the Ojukwu-led Biafran Leadership. QED
Politics › Re: Britain Owes Igbo Apology, Compensation For Biafra’s Destruction – Prof Anya by oyatz(m): 9:09pm On Sep 17, 2022
Truthdeypain:
You are a nothing but a devil. You will die a painful death for all this Useless PROPAGANDA that you peddle for a living.
This is irrelevant to the topic and a poor way of debating an issue
Politics › Re: CNN Interviewing Obi But It's Lagos RRS That Tinubu STARTED They Were Showcasing by oyatz(m): 5:19pm On Sep 17, 2022
WhatCanIsay:
Lol the way tribalistic Tinubu supporters de use search for consolation is funny. Nigeria police don turn to Lagos Police. Very soon if you video Nigeria Army in Lagos, they will tell you na Tinubu form them.
Why is RRS only in Lagos and not even in neighbouring Ogun ,Rivers and Anambra States?


The Officers are drawn from the Nigerian Police but the operations, logistics and allowances (and even the weapons were imported under license of the I.G by LASG) of the participants are drawn from the LASG.
Politics › Re: CNN Interviewing Obi But It's Lagos RRS That Tinubu STARTED They Were Showcasing by oyatz(m): 5:14pm On Sep 17, 2022
Massiveglory:
how old are you?
Tinubu changed the name of "operation sweep" in lagos to rrs. Nothing more.
You are a liar.


I hope you know that Operation Sweep included Soldiers from the Nigerian Army?

Operation Sweep was disbanded with the exit of the Military from our polity and Tinubu launched RRS in 1999 as a replacement.


Why not post similar security units in Anambra State?
Politics › Re: CNN Interviewing Obi But It's Lagos RRS That Tinubu STARTED They Were Showcasing by oyatz(m): 5:09pm On Sep 17, 2022
Massiveglory:
Op pls try to be reasonable. This is a public space where intellectuals come to.
First of all, Nigeria does not have state police. So claiming the nigerian police as tinubu's creation is madness.
Secondly, the rrs department you claim, is a creation of Gen. buba marawa when he was governor of lagos state. The Name operation sweep was simply changed to rrs.
Pls behave.
Stop being clever by half.

Many States have their security units made up of Police, para-military and civilian collaborators in which the States provide Financial incentives like special allowances for the Police participants, Communication gadgets and security vehicles.

The Lagos State security units Code named Rapid Response Squad (RRS) and Oyo State Security unit code named 'Abefele Squads' were established in 1999 by Govs Tinubu and Lam Adeshina respectively. Similar outfits were established in different but weren't sustained by their successors.




Peter Obi should have showcased the Anambra State Security units he established or sustained from his predecessors.
Politics › Re: Britain Owes Igbo Apology, Compensation For Biafra’s Destruction – Prof Anya by oyatz(m): 4:31pm On Sep 17, 2022
gidgiddy:
What is it you dont understand?

Britain helped Nigeria kill over 3 million Igbos, but you dont understand why Uju Anya should be angry at the figure head of Britain, the Queen?
False, Nigeria did NOT kill 3 million Igbos.


1) People from different tribes died during the war, on both sides of the divide.

2) Most of the children and women who died in Biafra died out of Starvation and were not killed by Nigeria.

3) The Biafra Government FAILED to make adequate preparations to feed their people and preferred to prolonged the war when it was obvious they couldn't feed their population ,let alone win the war.

4) It was NOT the responsibility of Nigeria to ensure that foods got to Biafra.

5) Ojukwu preferred to airlift Food and Relief materials from Sao Tome and Principe to Uli Airstrip instead of allowing the FG to inspect trucks taking Foods to Biafra.

6) Without the Blockade, the civil war would have dragged on senselessly till 1980 with attendant loss of lives and properties.
Politics › Re: Biafra Was An Unqualified Evil In Minority Lands. by oyatz(m): 4:17pm On Sep 17, 2022
kettykin:
Lies again, oil company head offices were ordered to relocate to Lagos January 1970 after the civil war using decree 6
Post such Decree.
Were the Headquarters of Chevron, Shell and Total ever in Sapele, Oloibiri or Port-Harcourt?
Education › Re: Reason. Why We Don't Put Alcohol Inside Plastic Bottle! by oyatz(m): 2:01pm On Sep 17, 2022
jumper524:
how those ogogoro like erujeje, passa bitters, striker e. T. C take dey survive for long?
I guess that's the ways God made them
Politics › Re: Biafra Was An Unqualified Evil In Minority Lands. by oyatz(m): 1:54pm On Sep 17, 2022
kettykin:
I am talking about the Nigerian head office not world HQ, let me help you a bit . Most oilcos have their head offices in Texas and not Washington DC or California
Private companies are at liberty to have their offices anywhere.

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