₦airaland Forum

Rochas don go pack Imsu students pay them N1000 to fool abokihari.

I salute rochas 419 skills!

khalhokage:
What are they talking about? Kerosene is aviation fuel.

The police is now an expert in petroleum engineering, he wants you as a zombie to believe otherwise.

Even CP don collect him share of the 5 million loot.

This mor0n called Orji kalu have been hustling for relevance in Igboland since Nnamdi Kanu told him in plain terms that IPOB will not be used a vehicle to further his political ambition and repair his battered political reputation as a greedy thief who underdeveloped Abia in cahoot with his overbearing mother.

Let him go and face his EFCC case even though he is now 'Saint Orji Uzor' of APC.

Nukualofa:
Adeboye should stop asking us to pray rather he should be bold and ask Buhari to resign or ask his members to vote Buhari out in 2019.


Remember Atiku is the man to stop this carnage

First paragraph excellent.

Second paragraph exposed as an Atiku paid e-thug.

Simple solution is to outrightly divide the country and everybody man's their borders.

If you are anti-Biafran, you are a supporter of fulani terrorists by default.

#FACT.

It can only happen in the south because southerners are cowards. In Borno police fears the almajiri youths and would rather protest for their pay because the almajris are stubborn and won,'t give a dime.

It can only happen in the south.

On the flipside, I wish the NFF can employ the Japanese coach. I would really love to see the Nigerian team play interesting football like the Japanese team.

Anigreat:





Yesterday match between Japan and Belgium, was they best match i ever watch..

God bless Japan.

The first Japanese goal was awesome. How that long pass from the midfield beat the defender on ground still beffuddles me.

Great game from the Nipponese!

Sound is not too bad but most times I wonder if he really knows the strenghts and weakness of his players.

He should employ technical assistants and scouts to study his players properly. Putting your his faith in the likes of statue Ighalo really puts a lot of question mark on his technical abilities.

The response on the front page from Easterners pain BMC vultures no be small.

Okoroawusa dey burn Imo people money.

dominique:
Just look at relentless efforts by the government to ensure the boys were found alive. None of these boys are famous or from rich and famous families yet the government spared no expense to secure their safety. The only reason why our own government will go to such lengths is if a child of a wealthy politician or businessman is involved. The boys should count themselves lucky that they have a government that cares unlike the one we have here.

Nigeria is a cesspit that should divide as soon as possible so that the constituent parts can go start afresh.

Fulani herdsmen patrol that road a lot. I suspect them.

comos:
I am very sure the sport minister is ignorant of FIFA rules protecting NFF from government intervention.

He should seek for advice before washing his dirty linen in public

Even if you plaster the fifa statutes on dalung's beret he will still be oblivious about it. The illiterate clown should be conducting roadside comedy not ordering an elected FIFA recognized official to step down. Fifa calls the shot in the NFF glass house, their money, their rules. Dalung and Giwa wants the millions FIFA paid NFF. Thieves!

Is this genocidist tired of his 'nigeria prays' farce? �

God will keep him alive till he sees a good fraction of his tribesmen buried in mass graves.

wildcatter23:
Sports minister looks like a delinquent. Clowns. Who takes any thing that comes out of this poo hole seriously

The beret-wearing clown called dalung rushed to the court with Giwa and co to obtain a judgement in order to share the millions of dollars that FIFA have paid the NFF for Nigeria's participation at the world cup.

This black market judgement will only attract FIFA ban as FIFA recognizes Pinick and NFF which is subject to FIFA rules, statutes and governance does not come under nigeria's jurisdiction.

Dalung will end up forcing Fifa to ensure we no longer play qualifiers and AFCON is around the corner.

Plateau killing: Miyetti Allah gives reasons there’ll be no peace, slams Fulani lawmakers

John Owen Nwachukwu
2 days ago

The Miyetti Allah Kautal Hore has given reasons there’ll be no peace in the land.


The group said this while berating Fulani lawmakers in the National Assembly for failing to protect the interest of herdsmen.

The Secretary- General of the group, Saleh Al-Hassan, said this during an interview on Channel Television’s Sunrise Daily, on Friday.


According to Al-Hassan, “Our elite have failed to protect us. Our National Assembly members that are of Fulani background are just there collecting money.

“They can’t protect their people. They don’ t want to come out to say the truth.”

Al-Hassan said that any attempt to chase them out of the country would fail, adding that there would not be peace until those who feel cheated are given justice.

He added, “If you have injustice in the land, you can only end up with negativity. There is nowhere you will find citizens being denied their economic rights and then you expect that there will be peace in that kind of place. What we are saying is give us a share of the land resources in this country.”

He further claimed that herdsmen were the victims of the killings in Plateau and Benue states, saying no one had been brought to book for the killings of Fulani in Plateau State.

He said it was for this reason that the group decided to drag the state government before the ECOWAS court , where he said they were claiming N40 billion for the killing of 5,000 herdsmen on the Plateau.

“So, no Berom man should begin to raise any moral justification. They are the ones that don’t want peace,” he added.

http://dailypost.ng/2018/06/30/plateau-killing-miyetti-allah-gives-reasons-therell-no-peace-slams-fulani-lawmakers/amp/

Aldebaran:
The once you collect from motorists no do?

Thievessss

In the north, the police criminals find it difficult to extort civilians because the average hausa fulani youth is stubborn and suicidal but in the south the youths are weaklings who love life and enjoyment so they are easy prey for sars and police. And will easily 'settle' or bribe the police just to save their time on the road.

Have you ever seen sars and police protest for their pay in the south? They make more from southerners than the FG pays them.

lalasticlala:
Tomorrow naa, they will apologize for this article

If tyranthari threaten their family as e do other journalists wetin you wan make them do.

Truth must be told to power.

Even Bashir Ahmad who is in the presidency acknowledges that Daily trust is a newspaper owned by the fulani and must be bullied into making sure all their reportage are pro-fulani terrorists.

A call from the fulani presidency forced them to bend the truth and apologize for saying facts.

Cc lalasticlala

Tunde Odesola

(tundeodes2003@yahoo.com)

Without a doubt, the death of a child is the most unendurable filial anguish that could torment a parent. Having lost a couple of sons, David, king of Israel, captured the immeasurable worth of a child in the boundless words of his psalm, singing: “Like arrows are in the hands of a warrior, So are children born in one’s youth…”

For 38-year-old music icon, Oladapo Daniel Oyebanjo, aka D’banj, and his family, these are trying times. While attending the BET Awards in Los Angeles, USA, death scaled the back fence of the Kokomaster’s Ikoyi home, tip-toed into his indoor swimming pool and drowned his cherubic 13-month-old son, Daniel III, last week Sunday. My heart goes out to Bangalee and his wife, Lineo Didi nee Kilgrow, in this turbulent period. Sorrow has enveloped the world of D’banj.

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The tears won’t just stop flowing. But, amid blurry tears, the eyes can still see, goes a Yoruba proverb. There are some drooping dangers that the D’banj family failed to avert, despite hanging ominously overhead. As a mark of respect for the dead angel, however, I shall not dwell on the unpardonable mistakes that led to the termination of his innocent life – one of which was not providing the swimming pool with a door – as evidenced by an online video showing D’banj and Daniel III walking past the pool.

Although it takes between 20 to 60 seconds for a drowning victim to struggle on the surface of water, actual death takes between three and four minutes, according to online information site, Quora. A statement by the Lagos State Commissioner of Police, Edgal Imohimi, last Monday, directing D’banj and his wife to make a formal report on the circumstances that led to the death of Daniel III, was a testimony to the perpetual misunderstanding of policing by the Nigeria Police Force.


As soon as the smoke of the tragedy filtered out, the police should have mandatorily, without prompting or delay, moved into the home of the Oyebanjos and conducted a forensic investigation into the circumstances leading to the death. Globally, it is the bounding duty of government to investigate the circumstances leading to strange and suspicious deaths of citizens. It’s highly ridiculous of a police chief to wallow in sentiment and play to the gallery when a dispassionate and critical appraisal was required.

By not moving his men swiftly to the residence of the Oyebanjo for a thorough investigation, the Lagos CP might have obliterated the real cause(s) of the death of Daniel III. In a responsible country, giving the circumstances of Daniel’s death, D’banj and wife not only stood the risk of a long jail term, their eligibility to have possession of their children in the future would come under intense scrutiny.


Well, it’s not only Imohimi that is caught in the intricate web of police over-centralisation and its attendant eye-service, the Inspector-General of Police, Ibrahim Idris, is also shackled by the chain of pervasive corruption, bureaucracy and impotence bedeviling the force. The proliferation of counterproductive security units at federal and state levels underpins the exploitative and insensitive tendencies of the NPF. Instead of the Office of the IGP to engender an effective policing structure in all the commands of the federation, it evolved a largely self-glorifying unit called the Inspector-General of Police Monitoring and Intelligence Response Unit, whose members at the state level are not answerable to state police commissioners, but to Abuja.

Similarly, state CPs, instead of arming and encouraging state Criminal Investigation Departments, create their own special investigation units which probe ‘juicy’ cases, leaving ‘non-juicy’ cases to bereft SCIDs. The confusion within the operations of the police force has seen the Special Anti-Robbery Squads grown into uncontrollable monsters of torture. The chaos within the force answers the reason why incompetent bosses appoint incompetent subordinates who lord it over competent officers. Nepotism and blind loyalty, rather than competence, have been the driving force behind police appointments. As a journalist, this much I’ve seen in the appointments of I-Gs, DIGs, AIGs, commissioners, Divisional Police Officers, Divisional Crime Officers, Police Public Relations Officers, etc. With the way the police force is structured, it would continue to deliver security to the powerful while the rest of the citizenry battle insecurity and dehumanisation.

Speaking through his deputy, Prof Yemi Osinbajo, a worried President Muhammadu Buhari, last Thursday, ordered the restructuring of SARS. According to a report by Vanguard newspaper, the Vice President spoke at a town hall meeting during the inauguration of micro, small and medium enterprises clinic in Ibadan. He said, “Many people are complaining about the atrocities of SARS, people are saying there should be no more SARS. SARS, as you know, is an anti-robbery squad but several members of the squad have gone rogue and are doing things that are contrary to the very reasons for which they were set up. The President has already ordered a review of the formation of SARS so that very soon, we would be able to have a SARS that will be responsible.”

For a country that has consistently swum against the tide of insecurity for over three decades, a total restructuring of the polity is the sensible way to go and not patchy attempts at covering up the gaping cracks in the shaky foundation of the nation. Last week, Buhari put to the sword the hope of Nigerians witnessing wholesome restructuring during his tenure as he described the proponents of restructuring as self-serving, despite his ruling All Progressives Congress setting up a committee on restructuring headed by Governor Nasir El-Rufai of Kaduna State in 2017. The report of the committee submitted to a former national chairman of the party, John Odigie-Oyegun, has been gathering dust since January 26, 2018.

Last Sunday, the nation again woke up to the woeful news of killer herdsmen wreaking havoc on the plateau, sending about 200 indigenes to early graves. Nothing best exemplifies the worthlessness of human lives to the Nigerian Presidency than Buhari’s characteristic tale of promising to fish out killer-herdsmen each time the nation slaughters humans for cows.

It is to the supreme shame of the President that not one killer herdsman has been arrested, let alone, brought to justice – despite the daily bloodletting. And he sits in Aso Rock, wringing his hands and plotting for a second term in office?

Last Thursday, several people met undeserved deaths on the Otedola Bridge along the Lagos-Ibadan Expressway when a tanker laden with fuel exploded. On both occasions of immense tragedies, the President was too busy fine-tuning re-election strategies for 2019 and too tongue-tied to soothe the pains across the country with a personal address. Nigerians have got used to the President’s weird but typical cold behaviour and they wonder, “How many more people do Fulani herdsmen have to kill for Buhari to act?” “How many more years do we need to grope in the dark and shun restructuring to our own peril?” “Is there justice in the President labelling the Indigenous People of Biafra as terrorists while indulging his murderous kinsmen?”

In the wake of the Plateau killings, the President let out a smelly belch, saying “It’s unjust to say I’m silent on killings by herdsmen.” Can the father of the sport bike-riding Yusuf tell Nigerians one action he has taken to check his bloody kinsmen?

https://punchng.com/a-million-deaths-wont-move-mallam-buhari/amp/

boolet:
You just dey talk wetin you no know. NMS is military and academic excellence, you become a soldier on the day you pass out from there, not proceeding to no depot.

Why is duncan mighty not a soldier then?

TheAngry1:
If Iheanacho is not careful, he will end up like the likes of Rabiu Ibrahim, Phillip Osondu and Haruna Lukman. The guy has been retrogressing with the speed of light since 2017. If the guy get mentors, make dem talk to him o! Soon, he may be playing for Ipswich.

He is now fattened, and has cured poverty from his family so the motivation is dead.

Perky89:
Where would he have played? Even when Iwobi was eventually dropped

He is obviously for the future

Iwobi was not dropped for the world cup list. 19 year old Mbappe is also for the future but he single-handledly demolished experienced Argentina.

saaron:
They are still in his laptop.

Bwahahaha. Una go kee person with laugh here abeg

joudini:
The responses of Emma Powerful portray him as a very well educated man. The ease at which he navigated the nuances in this interview is impressive.

You discerned that too?

That reminds me where are lie Mohammed's TRIPOB and RENIPOB?