₦airaland Forum

Jagabanfromcali:
STFU, you no get mouth for this matter

Ayatullah:
@FEDERAL GOVERNMENT; Your weakness gives you no option.You submitted to Trump's blackmail. It's quite shameful.

OgaTheTop2:
Incompetent people. Do you have choice?

nairalanda1:
I don't support terrorists, I do think our government has failed in dealing with them

And the fact that we are relying on the USA here shows a failure of not only this government, but of past governments in handling the security issues we have in this country, as well as the fact that we do not have a coherent and proper economic policy that would have starved the problem at the root, as well as our failure over the years to fight corruption

US intervention also always attracts more problems, as history has shown. Not just US intervention, any foreign intervention really.

If we cannot solve our problems ourselves, then we better take a hard look at ourselves as a nation, and seriously fix the issues and problems that caused this. We must build an effective industrial sector, effective government at all levels, fight corruption, and develop an evffective counterterrorisim effort. We cannot remain on foreign help forever


The amusing thing is that everyone..from agbado to obidient is rejoicing and clapping hands for trump...and I daresay the atikulators are too. While it is satisfying to see terrorists burn to ashes, it should be us making them burn to ashes, and not big daddy US or uncle russia and or china and or france and the uk.

Father4all:
Southwest watchout oo. All the terrorists in the North are coming to your land

greypencils:
You have written good English. The fact remains, the North is sympathetic to these Islamic terrorists. That will never change. The solution is still to split the country into regions. Let each region be responsible for their mess. If Northern Nigeria wants the carnage to stop, they know what to do, deal ruthlessly with all terrorists, beef up security at the border & force almajiri to go to school. Until then, this madness in Northern Nigeria is going nowhere. The urgent solution right now is to stop the violence from spreading down south. To do that, there is the need for state policing and regionalization.

HgAkpobomeEr:
The response is commendable.

stuffs2002:
Why is the South East not being hit with his strike. After all[b] IPOB have killed more Christians more than anyone[/b]

NaijaHelper1:
Haha
Did you have a choice? Jokers.

nairalanda1:
It's because you don't know why we have states, that's why you are calling for regions.

State creation was not because of 'hausas wanting to split the country'...it was because people were tired of travelling very long distances to regional capital to solve problems.

Even if we do as you say, it won;t solve the problem. It is going to take longer and more solutions than that...and that holds for one nijeriya or split country.

Oo0Oo0Oo0:
A certain minister said bombs cannot penetrate ISIS enclave. Well, American bombs penetrated without lubricant. Uncle Trump, migwo sir.

EnglandAmaka:
Where did they strike in North wesť?

Which town. Where are the victims?

No one is showing us these things

EnglandAmaka:
Where did they strike in North wesť?

Which town. Where are the victims?

No one is showing us these things

greypencils:
By regionalization no one is saying states would be dissolved. It simply means a decentralization of power from Abuja. It means states would come together based on common interests and language to forge partnerships that would promote security and economic prosperity. The southwest forming Amotekun is a form of regionalization, the only problem is it's poor legal backing. Already there are regionalized partnerships such as the Niger-Delta development corporation and the North-East development corporation. Other regions need to develop their own frameworks and receive greater degrees of autonomy.