₦airaland Forum

i hate this indians wish it was owned by a nigerian

SeverusSnape:
The buck stops at the "president"s table.

which bulk you wan kill person papa

very good i hate nonsense, false accusation bad

another lie from a lier, you serve 8years as a vice what did you do than to loot

he is yet to visit eruku

adamma24:
One million naira....there is nothing there....expect indomie

all this na rubbish na, i collect 500k over this sef or maybe they added the fridge and washing machine

kingthreat:
The way every woman is claiming rape, who will now care about the genuine rape cases?

i weak o, they never want to own up for their actions

dollypi:
Even if Jesus came down to rule Nigeria, he will be abused.

yes o

they will all fail, dancing governor all the way

note am not in support of the president but nigerians has made it a norm to never speak well of her president. jonathan said this that he was the most abused president, so have it being, aside military head of state. no constructive argument to back up insult, nigerians behave like novice when it comes to democracy.

ConsultGana:
Any student dey wey no dey cram?😂😂

that cramming dey vex me that year but we no get choice

if he has said that those are insensitive

more handsome than the agulu prom queen

Iceberg3:
Aunty bros

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Sir Ma

if i no run com pursue me

men with tatoos all over nkor

Passionate888:
The ise of phones during work hours is wrong but this confiscation it not right

confiscation is wrong but you know how stubborn nigerians are

can we just for once say it as it is. use of phone in work places is just too excessive. all government agencies are guilty of phone use, you will be talking to them they will just be gazing at their phone like you nonexistence

very painful demise

them dey try but non is good with stand up comedy, i go die, ali baba, basket mouth and co make people laugh just by talking and you do the virtualization in you brain. many skit now use what this comedy pioneers said as their skit

so kwan nack this woman i just hear this one o

[quote author= post=137634036]Honestly Speaking, Small Children Don't Really Understand what exactly Military Coup Means.

Don't Forget, Mr Blogger Is Reporting The News.[/quote]many dont enjoy the freedom they have now, i remembered when one artist working for the guardian newspaper drew abacha and he was arrested for it. at some point the whole guardian was locked down and tell magazine was only publish once a month or so, those days where chaotic assassination here and there.

many dont understand that if democracy is run the right way its best for the people

otipoju:
Rufai doing cho cho cho.

Give am small power now, he will be worse than all of them he is abusing combined.

that will later be his undoing, someone has promised him spoke person to the president if elected

if not for the shots heard they would have broke in

not how long na how to use it matter most

abroad some of the women are misinformed by stories of whoever is over there pay bills of those back at home

no be everybody go make am

AndroBlaze:
Rubbish list with no traditionally black African country making it.

Any list that contains the ordinary looking people of Vietnam and Singapore but not the fantastic beauties of the horn of Africa like Ethiopia and Somalia is decieving itself.

Cape Verde, Ghana and Angola should probably be on it too.

that ethopia i have seen first hand they are damm pretty

without Ethiopia ladies the list is incomplete, they have one of the most pretty face in africa

tilumbu pocket the failing hand, if not for money make i no talk the rest

emkz:
Why exactly does Nigeria have to provide police for anyone?

With roughly 400,000 active police officers, we have about 1 policeman to 575 citizens. The Police:Citizen ration is 1:220 according to United Nations. What this means is that Nigeria is grossly underpoliced. We need statistics on number of policemen guarding foreigners, VIPs, banks MDs, pastors, politicians and doing security work. As a matter of urgency, ALL security arrangements for anyone who needs it need to be private. That includes security for politicians, VIPs and so on. Policemen should not be guarding oil installations.

This strange practice puts policemen at risk.

Similarly, soldiers should not guard any retired military personnel. Private security firms can do that job and be paid to do so.

I agree with Senator Ndume. The presidential guards brigade and DSS have sufficient protection for the president. There is no need for police unit for any reason. Infact, police protection should not be granted any VIP. Protection from what?

As for underpolicing, we need to review the entire policing structure. We need police at villages, local government and state levels. We also need border patrol police and highway police. Does Nigeria have an elite police unit like SWAT? The Nigerian Police Force needs to be converted to an elite unit that should be doing the work the Army is currently doing. You'd be amazed at how effective local and village police can be.

By allowing private security firms do the job the police is currently doing, we create jobs for our teeming youth.

Whoever cannot afford private security as a VIP does not need it.

well said but this is a third world country

asfrank:
There was no need for the Second Niger Bridge. The government should have repaired the first bridge and increase the lanes instead of a New bridge

until the old one collapse and you blame them for negligence