₦airaland Forum

Smithwilliams826:
I fit track you down sue you. Provide evidence of property properties... Not government properties oh, any property I destroyed... You have a loud mouth...

yarimo:
Make sure you protest peacefully or you see anyhow

BigYash:
It shows the leadership of the country under president Tinubu doesn’t value the life and wellbeing of the citizens.. If they do,this energy would have been directed towards stabilizing the economy and wiping out corruption/looting in government.

TimeManager:
GEJ militarized (sent army to) Ojota in 2012. Kid, read your history.

-Kiss the truth!

yarimo:
Make sure you protest peacefully or you see anyhow

PortHarcourtcit:
really? But your AGULU brewery Biafruad labourer OBI can not settle ordinary crisis in labourer's party and you think he can handle Nigeria's big problems? GBAJUE man that could not build one class room in anambra for eight years as governor... Tueh... Tufiakwa... Chukwu aju, Aru Eme na okija...

yarimo:
Make sure you protest peacefully or you see anyhow

Metordman:
nothing will happen, Kenya's population is not half of Nigeria and they took over the govt. Can soldiers fight 200million citizens. U nor get sense ooo

legitnow1:
TINUPOO WORST PAST ABACHA.

TimeManager:
GEJ militarized (sent army to) Ojota in 2012. Kid, read your history.

-Kiss the truth!

Toluwanise247:
Just come out and die

Rubyjade:

Hey! We ain't going back on this!!! Hell no!!!
No tanks were rolled in the North were kidnapping is rife
No tank was rolled up when thuggery is the order of the day in the West and South
No tank was rolled up when unknown gun men were killing in the East

Here's a pathetic story of unemployment in Nigeria:

Meet Emmanuel, a 32-year-old graduate of Electrical Engineering from the University of Lagos. Despite his impressive academic credentials and numerous job applications, Emmanuel has been struggling to find employment for over 5 years.

After completing his National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) program, Emmanuel was optimistic about securing a job in his field. However, his optimism soon turned to frustration as rejection letters and unanswered applications piled up.

Emmanuel's family, who had sacrificed so much to support his education, began to lose hope. His father, a retired civil servant, had to sell his beloved car to make ends meet, while his mother, a petty trader, worked tirelessly to support the family.

Despite his best efforts, Emmanuel found himself stuck in a cycle of unemployment, struggling to make ends meet. He had to move back in with his parents, feeling like a failure.

As the years went by, Emmanuel's story became all too common in Nigeria, where unemployment rates soared and hope seemed to dwindle. His story highlights the struggles of many Nigerian graduates who face a bleak future due to unemployment.

This story is a call to action for the government, private sector, and individuals to work together to address the unemployment crisis in Nigeria and provide opportunities for young people like Emmanuel to reach their full potential.

#endbadgovernment

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Gossiphub:
All I can say is , GEJ was the last democratic president Nigeria ever had!

nnachukz:
Death is for every living person and your wish will speedily reach you before getting to those you wished it. Things come from source to endpoint. Death is your wish and you will have it unexpectedly.

MetaMatrix:
Dispatch them to Lagos and Abuja

Toluwanise247:
Didirin dep play… pray make God bring you out of poverty so that you can think straight

yarimo:
Don't worry you will surely get sense if you do anyhow. Hope you are going out? don't stay in your village typing nonsense

Gossiphub:
All I can say is , GEJ was the last democratic president Nigeria ever had!

mactoni91:
Someone's Father has collected his share...

yarimo:
Make sure you protest peacefully or you see anyhow

luluman:
Unfortunately nothing you can do to stop the protest, even if you hug transformer.

yarimo:
Make sure you protest peacefully or you see anyhow