Tataffo:
Maalu...I am responding to Egbon Adugbo who I and A001 was arguing with as to tinubu developing lagos,a former capital of Nigeria

Assignments from WhatsApp group? Given data , shey'n gbo werey,alaye baje!!! If I say make your ******* prove am now,you go dey in your feelings....


You threw the first jab and been doing so since yesterday unprovoked but when I reply with "your father,your papa" exclamations,you start lamenting and crying like a teenage baby girl in her feelings....Continue shogbo!!

BlueRayDick:
Sod09 this is one of the legacies of Kwankwanso in Kano.

Imagine say dem dey flog u because u question "integrity" of a man captured on camera stuffing his "babariga" with bribes in dollars.

nihilistjnr:


That's the legacy of Lugard not Kwankwaso. They never been free to talk in that region

larride:
Organize
Every other day I Organize
Some of us are wise
Every other person over wise

BlueRayDick:


Luggard? How?

Are u referring to the indirect rule system in the north during colonial Era?

TrebleChamp:
The biggest Enemy of Progress to Nigeria is the 1999 rubbish constitution, i said this way back in late 2014 when i was supported and campaigned for Buhari. I started criticising him in 2016 when he damaged the economy with his foolish decision not to put in place an economic team and appoint ministers on time..

BlueRayDick:
Sod09 this is one of the legacies of Kwankwanso in Kano.

Imagine say dem dey flog u because u question "integrity" of a man captured on camera stuffing his "babariga" with bribes in dollars.

nihilistjnr:


Yes.

Thier legal system is a direct legacy of Lugards policies

Donjazet2:



Now answer no 2. Questioning Izzous paternity is an expression of my confusion and disgust at the fact that in a strong effort to continually boost his image as a "neutral fence sitter". He would deny the basic reality of a powerful individual that isba danger to his own life. Him trying to claim that the drug baron, your own mentor is not a tribalist when we are seeing the hateful things his Mentees just like you are saying about his own tribe and what his very own wife said on the very day we had the argument.

So my question of paternity in context can never be interpreted as hate towards another tribe but rather an expression of my confusion towards a denial of reality of his own tribe.

BlueRayDick:


Nah. They've always been like that before the British came, in fact that's why indirect rule was successful in the northern part of Nigeria.

Most Northerners by virtue of their culture, history, traditions and religion have always been submissive and receptive to what the leaders say and believe in. They see leaders as being "chosen" by God to lead them and they listen to the with little or no dissenting voices to counter the leader's opinions.

Same can't be said of Igbo's and Yorubas pre-colonial Era. Yorubas have King makers dethroning kings that has fallen out with the people, while igbos don't even have kings. Everyman is a king in his own small way.

Donjazet2:


You dey mind them?? They think that this election will be like others where just 10% of the entire population voted.

They're still thinking politics is regional. They don't know that they're millions of edo men like segedinho who just can't wait to shock them, millions of ijaw men like ibime in the creeks, millions of Yoruba men like blueray, geenstejay and treble champ who can't wait to tell the establishment Fvck you!!

These APC traitors will be shocked come next year.

sod09:

Can you provide us where in the Sharia you can't talk against your leader, like I said useless biased lots have corrupted the Sharia
On a good day danguje should not still be incharge if the Sharia is well practice

sod09:

Then why are you blaming Sharia law
Kwankasor must have seen this and tried to implement equal law
Same Kano that useless hisbah police arrested and disrupted a wedding because naira Marley song was played
The following week buhari and his family hosted a wedding and explicit Marley song was played with nothing happening
Only for our resident imam to come out and say Sharia favour leaders

#slavementality

Amoto94:

The Prophet said if you want to advise a ruler you take him by his hand and counsel him in secret. I know you may say what about the narration that talks about the talking to a ruler in his face and being killed as a result of that then we say that the case of the guy is somewhat different because he was not in front of Ganduje and he may be mistaken in his accusations; which is what was used to flog him silly for slandering without proof.

BlueRayDick:


At least u can see where I'm coming from.

sod09:

Can you provide us where in the Sharia you can't talk against your leader, like I said useless biased lots have corrupted the Sharia
On a good day danguje should not still be incharge if the Sharia is well practice

larride:
Organize
Every other day I Organize
Some of us are wise
Every other person over wise

BlueRayDick:


Nah. They've always been like that before the British came, in fact that's why indirect rule was successful in the northern part of Nigeria.

Most Northerners by virtue of their culture, history, traditions and religion have always been submissive and receptive to what the leaders say and believe in. They see leaders as being "chosen" by God to lead them and they listen to the with little or no dissenting voices to counter the leader's opinions.

Same can't be said of Igbo's and Yorubas pre-colonial Era. Yorubas have King makers dethroning kings that has fallen out with the people, while igbos don't even have kings. Everyman is a king in his own small way.

nihilistjnr:


I need you to read what you wrote again.
All Yoruba kings trace their ancestry to a first mythical King who they believe literally slid down a chain from heaven like some prehistoric Lil Nas X.

Itsrm:
Here we go again

I actually would prefer this to any election noise

izzou:


I actually would prefer this to any election noise