₦airaland Forum

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A solid, profitable idea is one of them.

Lol

Look for jealous wives and girlfriends. It will sell out fast

FemiMaduka:
You guys are dealing in foolery trying to start an ethnic war of words because of two persons that acted (smoked) in a fashion that was acceptable in light of the 1960s milieu. None of Shagari or Ojukwu acted out of place.

Yes, Ojukwu had some airs of arrogance. This is not so out of place considering he was the eldest son of one of West Africa's richest men (Sir Loius Ojukwu, OBE). His father was insanely successful. He held many, many "firsts" in Nigeria (and even per black African). His Dad's Rolls Royce, same he was reported to have driven around as a boy, conveyed the Queen in Lagos. The Kano Emirate Council had the other Rolls Royce (though markedly less opulent than Loius Ojukwu's version) in Nigeria, and the Queen was ferried in it when she moved to the North on the same tour. A graduate of Oxford; one black head in a sea of white heads. Ojukwu (jnr) was the first graduate to enrol in the Royal Nigerian Army (at a time the army was for sons of "nobodies" like Gowon and co.). His father never approved of it because an army career was considered beneath people of his status. Of course, he defied his father's wishes. Born in Zungeru (like Azikiwe), he spoke impeccable Hausa, Yoruba and, of course, Igbo. He was a Nigerian through and through. His rebellion against the Nigeria state was reactionary and defensive. Ojukwu is not the villain non-Igbos think he is.
Shagari was a decent man too who rose to political prominence from his modest career as a teacher. He lived a long, fulfilled life. The kind of Fulaniman Nigeria should be proud of. He was never the supremacist kind like Buhari and co. Modest, cultured and personable.

Bottomline: it is nauseating watching you guys (on both sides) make a fool of yourselves over something as this. Only morons don't see past ethnic lenses. It's a fucking big world! Open your heads!

Ah yes, well said.

As for Dim’s arrogance, it is expected of someone born and brought up in class and luxury. You won’t catch members of wealthy victorian families today cowering or groveling to anybody. It’s not done.

Little wonder why Dim’s oxford professors made it a sport to go in joy rides in his sports car all around campus.

Lol e be like say them just born you

It’s not today that this has been happening na

More slaps na

Smh

Penguin2:
Not the same at all.

In the Shagari video you could see guilt written all over him when he lit his cigarette. He kept looking around to get reassurances that he wasn’t messing up.

On a lighter note, I guess Shagari and Ojukwu met at a bunk.

And the state pardon Shagari granted him was smoke induced

Lol the friendship in smoking can never be overestimated

He’s most likely a billionaire in naira.

He’s an accomplished lawyer, so yeah, he’s quite rich.

Lol he lit a cigarette in a social setting, so?

Compared to lighting up a f’ag when the prime minister is giving a national address?

Conveniently avoided the east again.

Nice one.

*spits

Nice

Lol una mumu never do?

Lol

I’m sure the woman will come and claim that she was in the meeting when high level officials agreed on this decision.

Isn’t this a tad foolish?

Are our security forces not ashamed?

In this era of technological advancements, it’s shoe prints they’re using to track terrorists?

Nawa.

Damn!

Upload your statement of bank accounts where you raked in this 50m.

Be advised we will contact your bank for some sort of verification too.

futurerex:
Very possible with IMEI. If it's possible, why is Pantami asking people to submite their IMEI

Trust me, it’s impossible

Lol don’t let anyone deceive you. Using IMEI to trace a phone is next to impossible.

What is almost guaranteed is find my iPhone for apple and some similar android app for android. That being said, if you don’t enable any of those services then you can’t use it. Even when it is enabled sef, it doesn’t work sometimes due to some issues other things like internet data etc.

We know it’s you and not “your friend”.



Download and watch “The King’s Speech”.

Follow the steps.

What I don’t know if you have is time.

Pigs.

They are pigs fighting to eat $h¡t.

Male immorality nko?

It’s always women women women

Ahnahn

What nonsense?

ceejay10:
catch 22 kill you there. It's sheer wickedness. Whatever happened to sending her away or even a fine. Why pour the food away?. Nothing like catch 22 here. He's reckless and evil.

Oya since you can’t be civil.

Take your madness somewhere else

ceejay10:
nothing like catch 22 here. It's sheer wickedness. He could easily have sent her away without pouring the food away.

I acknowledged that.

And the woman could easily have avoided breaking the law too.

So they both share blame.

davillian:
From what I can see it's a mobile outlet
She moves the item sells at a particular spot for sometimes and move....

“Mobile outlet” which is also known as street hawking.

ImpactCrater:
So does the government have an option that a poor widow can afford to do business to sustain her livelihood?
I agree they have made a law but the law and the complexes excludes the downtrodden such as this woman who in my opinion also have a right to make a legitimate living.
The implication of such nonsensical laws is that it excludes about 70% of the population i.e. the poor of the society and they insist on enforcing it without considering the human component.

That’s a lie, go to any market and see market women displaying their wares.

Are you telling me those women that sell pepper, scent leaves, ugu etc in market sections pay millions for that their individual space?

AuroraB:
Rabbish

Empty brain

kelechi50:
Can this woman afford government owed shop to rent

Does that excuse her from breaking the law and getting her wares destroyed?

Besides, other petty market traders in markets nko? How are they affording their space?
It doesn’t necessarily have to be a 4 corner stall.

Canberra55:
Oga go and boil hot beans and chop, if you don't know what a catch 22 is. Don't koman b murdering English on here under the impression that no-one knows you used that phrase in the wrong context.

Lol dummy.

You most likely don’t know what it means.

All knowing English expert and you didn’t see “somewhat” there.

Anyhoo, you’ve earned yourself a reply.

ImpactCrater:
She is not breaking any law by doing a legitimate business.
The useless government should provide an affordable, conducive option to the street.
I am sure the woman ambition is to own a shop or a restaurant.
When you victimise people who are trying to survive against the odds created by the same useless ruling class, then there is a problem.
The government should provide affordable shops before pouring away the poor womans food.
Laws are made for humans not humans for the laws.

I can bet street hawking is illegal over there, same as it is in Lagos https://m.guardian.ng/news/lagos-to-enforce-ban-on-street-hawking/

That’s why the govt builds markets and complexes boss.