₦airaland Forum

Racoon:
Always justifying their utter idiocy, cluelessness and wickedness. Is Canada being governed by despicable people like what is back here? Is Canada among the country with heartless leaders who weaponised poverty and used it against their citizens? When it comes to any good indices of human and developmental progress, they will never live up to what is obtainable in Canada, Britain or US.

SmartPolician:
Go and check well. Many of those people are immigrants struggling in Canada because they have no papers. Nobody will tell you that people move to Canada on visitor visa, try to convert it to work permit and it turns out unsuccessful and they are struggling to survive.

Nigerian government officials always look for negative news to justify the mess they have made of this country. They can never tell us what they have done differently that has made Nigeria better than other countries. Nigeria is a dysfunctional country with a sick people!

CodeTemplarr:
No stampedes. They queued because there is enough to go round unlike APC Nigeria.

zero8zero:
Enough to go round . These opposition guys are broke, they don't even have data to watch videos, no wonder, they take out their bitterness on happy people here.

zero8zero:
If you watched the video and you have been badmouthing Nigeria, may God forgive you. To you, these things can only happen in Nigeria but everything is rosy in other countries. The guy in the video even called Canada a poor country. They were queuing under the rain for hours to collect Palliatives.


NB; To those complaining about the link, open below.

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Giveaway was announced in a city in Canada to cater for 1000 households for Christmas. Guess what? 15,000 individuals showed up and WAITED for hours in the rain. But unfortunately, only 2000 got food, and the rest got nothing.
No Stampede pic.twitter.com/RJ5OkNQcVs

— Lauretta Onochie (@Laurestar) December 28, 2024

Lithiumite:
There are far more homeless people in America than there are in Nigeria......do you want to argue?

There are more beggars in NY than you would find in Onitsha.

There is a higher percentage of Americans who can't afford tertiary education than you have in Nigeria.

There are far more food banks in America than you have in Nigeria.

You can argue if you want.

Racoon:
Always justifying their utter idiocy, cluelessness and wickedness. Is Canada being governed by despicable people like what is back here? Is Canada among the country with heartless leaders who weaponised poverty and used it against their citizens? When it comes to any good indices of human and developmental progress, they will never live up to what is obtainable in Canada, Britain or US.

Racoon:
Always justifying their utter idiocy, cluelessness and wickedness. Is Canada being governed by despicable people like what is back here? Is Canada among the country with heartless leaders who weaponised poverty and used it against their citizens? When it comes to any good indices of human and developmental progress, they will never live up to what is obtainable in Canada, Britain or US.

Elusive001:
So Nigeria is better than Canada?

ajimo54:
Same in the Derby, UK b4 Christmas. I was there with my children. No stampede! Nigerians are not orderly! We rush everything !

Miramonica:
can you compair a local fowl like Nigeria to a great country like Canada.

Baxilexi:
The evil of the Nigerian mind knows no bounds.

Now to the topic, if you analyze the demographics of the kind of people that turned up for the palliatives they’re considered unemployables.

Drug addicts, high school dropouts, illegal migrants, previously convicted felons and their likes. In contrast to Nigeria, able bodied, hardworking unemployed and underemployed people struggle for palliatives.

For how long would we continue to settle for a place at the bottom of the barrel or vie to break infamous records? Please look up bürgergeld.

femicyrus:
99.99% of them came out for the fun of it and to kill boredom associated with their "mind your business" lifestyle

CodeTemplarr:
Yes. Did they die for the package. Answer me ManirBK.

ozo13:
baba forget talk, why are the Canadian citizens numbering up to 5k plus on queue to get food.something must be wrong somewhere.could it be because those guys aren't hard working reason for their poverty in a country with riches.same country many UK are rushing to make more money because of economic challenges in the UK.
What could be the reason many citizens are on queue to collect give away.The thing get as he be

zero8zero:

THEY WERE ORDERLY.

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Giveaway was announced in a city in Canada to cater for 1000 households for Christmas. Guess what? 15,000 individuals showed up and WAITED for hours in the rain. But unfortunately, only 2000 got food, and the rest got nothing.
No Stampede pic.twitter.com/RJ5OkNQcVs

— Lauretta Onochie (@Laurestar) December 28, 2024

Racoon:
Even @ that many citizens of Nigeria will still preferred to be in Canada as asylum seekers than to remain in this hellhole of a country cursed with wicked irresponsible and accountable leaders who have no basis of being in govt.

Alliswell248:
No. Canada is not governed by sore losers and bitter people like obi and his co travellers. The hypocrite in chief who is ever waiting for bad news to talk on

The fact is, every nation has its peculiar challenges. I have friends in Canada, I know things aren't quite rosy there currently.

We need to learn to be orderly.

Noblechykk:
These guys are shameless. Always looking for nonsense comparism.

zero8zero:
Lauretta Onochie, a Nigerian presidential aide, has reacted to a video showing Canadians queuing for palliatives.

In the video, a large crowd of Canadians can be seen waiting in line to receive palliatives. The scene is reminiscent of similar scenes often seen in developing countries, where citizens may queue for essential items.

Onochie's reaction to the video highlights the unexpected nature of the scene, with many Nigerians expressing surprise that a developed country like Canada would experience such a situation.

The video has sparked a wider conversation about the impact of economic conditions and the importance of social welfare programs. Many have praised the Canadian government's efforts to provide support to its citizens, while others have criticized the perceived inefficiencies in the distribution process.

The reaction from Onochie and other Nigerians underscores the global nature of economic challenges and the need for effective social safety nets.

THEY WERE ORDERLY.

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Giveaway was announced in a city in Canada to cater for 1000 households for Christmas. Guess what? 15,000 individuals showed up and WAITED for hours in the rain. But unfortunately, only 2000 got food, and the rest got nothing.
No Stampede pic.twitter.com/RJ5OkNQcVs

— Lauretta Onochie (@Laurestar) December 28, 2024

/mediaViewer?

zero8zero:
Nobody gets your time, better face your night shift.

zero8zero:
Enough to go round . These opposition guys are broke, they don't even have data to watch videos, no wonder, they take out their bitterness on happy people here.

jowhyte:
Una really see UK finish maybe because of the over familiarity or the openness of Nigerians especially the ones on social media

Economic wise, UK is miles ahead of Canada. Many people especially migrant leaving UK for Canada is largely due to quicker PR/Kpali.

Especially many international students whose Post study visa is expiring.

zero8zero:
Lauretta Onochie, a Nigerian presidential aide, has reacted to a video showing Canadians queuing for palliatives.

In the video, a large crowd of Canadians can be seen waiting in line to receive palliatives. The scene is reminiscent of similar scenes often seen in developing countries, where citizens may queue for essential items.

Onochie's reaction to the video highlights the unexpected nature of the scene, with many Nigerians expressing surprise that a developed country like Canada would experience such a situation.

The video has sparked a wider conversation about the impact of economic conditions and the importance of social welfare programs. Many have praised the Canadian government's efforts to provide support to its citizens, while others have criticized the perceived inefficiencies in the distribution process.

The reaction from Onochie and other Nigerians underscores the global nature of economic challenges and the need for effective social safety nets.

THEY WERE ORDERLY.

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Giveaway was announced in a city in Canada to cater for 1000 households for Christmas. Guess what? 15,000 individuals showed up and WAITED for hours in the rain. But unfortunately, only 2000 got food, and the rest got nothing.
No Stampede pic.twitter.com/RJ5OkNQcVs

— Lauretta Onochie (@Laurestar) December 28, 2024

/mediaViewer?

zero8zero:
Lauretta Onochie, a Nigerian presidential aide, has reacted to a video showing Canadians queuing for palliatives.

In the video, a large crowd of Canadians can be seen waiting in line to receive palliatives. The scene is reminiscent of similar scenes often seen in developing countries, where citizens may queue for essential items.

Onochie's reaction to the video highlights the unexpected nature of the scene, with many Nigerians expressing surprise that a developed country like Canada would experience such a situation.

The video has sparked a wider conversation about the impact of economic conditions and the importance of social welfare programs. Many have praised the Canadian government's efforts to provide support to its citizens, while others have criticized the perceived inefficiencies in the distribution process.

The reaction from Onochie and other Nigerians underscores the global nature of economic challenges and the need for effective social safety nets.

THEY WERE ORDERLY.

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Giveaway was announced in a city in Canada to cater for 1000 households for Christmas. Guess what? 15,000 individuals showed up and WAITED for hours in the rain. But unfortunately, only 2000 got food, and the rest got nothing.
No Stampede pic.twitter.com/RJ5OkNQcVs

— Lauretta Onochie (@Laurestar) December 28, 2024

/mediaViewer?

MasterJayJay:
See olodo reply!
Babablu bulabu.