₦airaland Forum

stxrlight:
Really? 😏

izzou:
[color=royalblue]GloriousGbola
Treblechamp
LiveLongNprospa

Thank you all for your inputs. Sadly, no site has it yet

If i make up my mind, I go go watch am for Viva Cinemas. Na just debit alerts dey fear me. If I go Malls, my balance dey reduce quick quick

If not, I'll wait for the 2 months abeg[/color]

stxrlight:
There is so much to unpack here.

First, I'd appreciate it if you went through this article:

https://www.thecable.ng/the-trouble-with-ipobs-sit-at-home/amp

Now this your argument is just like comparing misandry to misogyny in a sense (sorry, but not sorry; I can't help myself being a woman and also finding feminine analogies in issues).

With the exception of Boko Haram, the other two you listed started as LEGITIMATE causes. What legitimate cause does BH and Yoruba Ronuians have?

It's one thing for something to start as a reasonable response to a worthwhile cause, etc., it's another thing for something to start literally out of thin air, because of a "fear" of domination. Boko boys fear women being educated in Sharia lands and Yoruba people are fearing for their jobs being taken over by Igbo people, what is that?

But many many years before, there are legit and documented cases of gross environmental and human abuses by the FG in the Niger Delta. The Igbos too have always been politically repressed, and there have been subtle strains of biases against them. "Ah, na Omo Igbo." "I can't rent my house to an Igbo." "These Igbo people sef."

Can you tell me the valid grounds for these prejudices?

It's baseless. Just like men fear that women's liberation will make them lose their power or topple them from their position.

Jobs are in a different position all together, and should be based on merit and competency, not nepotism and ethnicity. Anybody who is qualified for it should get it, simple.

The sit-at-home order was also a once-in-a-year thing, as a commemoration of fallen Igbo soldiers, and I think they do not force other ethnicities to participate in them, do they?

Now, I am not justifying the menace and blood-letting everything have all spiralled into.

I have never been against self-determination. If anybody wants to, they should be free to, but not at the expense of denigrate another ethnicity.

So I support the original IPOB idea (any sensible person should because it is not a crime in and of itself), not what it has turned into, so technically, me and many others are not pro-IPOB (as we know it now).

We can call out different wrongs at the same time? IPOB mayhem, Avengers militancy, BH carnage, and YR stupeedity.

We're literally not the same set of people. Even the IPOBians have disassociated themselves from Obi and Nigeria. So any Igbo/Obidient person you see calling out the silliness of Yoruba Ronu diatribes, is doing so as a Nigerian, not because they used to support IPOB.

Yes, all of it is nonsense, but what's your own point saying it's their right??

Theflint1:
True this too, it's just the inconsistency in their positions that makes the whole thing especially ridiculous. Theirs is better still, since it's still in the realm of rhetoric...can't even start to compare any of them to Boko Haram sha

stxrlight:
Positively.

stxrlight:
ISTGGGGGG, if these guys should ever, ever pay!!!

Iru nonsense wo ni gbogbo eleyi na??

izzou:
[color=royalblue]Person pay 44 billion for app, and una wan enjoy everything free.

If na me, na $11 per day for Blue tick.

We need to distinguish the Elites from the elites[/color]

izzou:
[color=royalblue]Person pay 44 billion for app, and una wan enjoy everything free.

If na me, na $11 per day for Blue tick.

We need to distinguish the Elites from the elites[/color]

raumdeuter:
Talk is free, Sorry Talk is cheap

And Elon comes in....

izzou:
[color=royalblue]GloriousGbola
Treblechamp
LiveLongNprospa

Thank you all for your inputs. Sadly, no site has it yet

If i make up my mind, I go go watch am for Viva Cinemas. Na just debit alerts dey fear me. If I go Malls, my balance dey reduce quick quick

If not, I'll wait for the 2 months abeg[/color]

seankafor:
they were literally been bankrolled by the democrats which In turn they (Twitter) were doing their bidding and banning and silencing their oppositions..

Musk brought us free speech 💬

raumdeuter:
Thats what Fvcck you money means

Anyone wey e pain should either pay up or remain unverified
Elon has to make money

Seankafor, you fit pay the money and show that you are verified Davido is not

OasisX:


Twitter Influencers must pay tithes to Elon.

Ibime:
Can we pay for bluetick without being famous?

raumdeuter:
Yes o. I know a few friends who now have the tick.

Just $8 in Naira thats less than N6k

OasisX:


TWO FOUR ZERO ZERO

OasisX:


...... Even Ororo with 108m followers is de-verified. Elon Mọsalasi no dey play at all.

izzou:
[color=royalblue]Where i fit download John Wick 4, abeg?[/color]

izzou:
[color=royalblue]With how you typed the other day, i never imagined you were an undergraduate

God's truth[/color]

stxrlight:
Is this what the weather is saying this night? 😐



Ahhhhh.

Wahala ma sup o.


But I don't get why people are making this about superstars and entertaining celebrities alone. Fgs, organizations, medical handles, outreaches, researchers, revered political actors (saw it was about 400k people 'demarked') have all had their Blue Marks gone. And I know those ones aren't trending yet for...obvious reasons.


Wait. I'm coming. I saw someone said both Obi's and Tinubu's own have been removed. Lemme go and confirm, lmaoooooooo.

Ibime:
Obidients let's raise money for Obis blue tick, we cannot leave our dear leader unverified

Seankafor has already volunteered to pay for Lord Putin and Sergei Lavrov own

raumdeuter:
Influenzas dey make money through Twitter, So make dem pay small to the company giving them a platform