₦airaland Forum

emperor4love:
And Lagos state government see nothing wrong with that,you liv south east your birth home the do wetin for Lagos,not even Abuja or pH,seems like this miscreant destitute have some top official backup to have such effontery

Goosethetruth:
That stage is gradually being passed.
The coming stage will be a violent revolution in which any semblance of extravagant riches becomes a target.
Already these angry mobs stand on roads in Lekki and VI and target people driving luxurious expensive looking cars for hand outs.
It will get to a stage the hand outs will not be enough. Then come the car jackings and invasion of homes of the rich by the homeless.
It is gradually getting there but the society is refusing to address the reality that is staring us in the eye.
The revolution will be televised this time around.

Zeebuy:
Guy, wetin SE do una? everybody, including you, know these agberos are mostly Yorubas but you're trying to drag Igbos into your nonsense? WOW!!

Comelysync:
Notorious thugry was what made NFF to stop playing matches in lagos stadium.. The same thing that caused the downfall of julius berger and stationary stores.

Lagos State must as a matter of fact do something about A gbèrò, thugs and racketeering.. Infact this election should be about how the next governor will handle the menace of thugs on lagos and refuse.

Mirasteel:
The figures on this video is not even accurate, I wonder what the person was doing when he made this video. what is $4 million?

Gerrard59:
lol
That was #ENDSARS, and what was the result? Young people disagreeing based on imported oyibo ideologies and later on tribalism. Nothing will happen. The folks who live in that axis all have second citizenships and homes abroad. Their children live abroad. They will jet out at the slightest mass incident. It was aired even during #ENDSARS. Na middle class folks I pity sha.

Jakumo:
Hey, well the man felt compelled to pose with his rich man's car in a country where the streets are swarming with hungry people that become enraged when they see signs of great wealth passing in their midst.

The poseur drew attention to the fact that his car is worth more than the lifetime earnings of the entire mob that besieged his car, so he should consider himself lucky that he was not simply kidnapped for ransom and subjected to a series of corrective floggings while in custody.

Gerrard59:
lol

That was #ENDSARS, and what was the result? Young people disagreeing based on imported oyibo ideologies and later on tribalism. Nothing will happen. The folks who live in that axis all have second citizenships and homes abroad. Their children live abroad. They will jet out at the slightest mass incident. It was aired even during #ENDSARS. Na middle class folks I pity sha.

Jakumo:
Hey, well the man felt compelled to pose with his rich man's car in a country where the streets are swarming with hungry people that become enraged when they see signs of great wealth passing in their midst.

The poseur drew attention to the fact that his car is worth more than the lifetime earnings of the entire mob that besieged his car, so he should consider himself lucky that he was not simply kidnapped for ransom and subjected to a series of corrective floggings while in custody.

Jakumo:
I am awaiting brain transplant surgery. A willing baboon donor is being hunted as I type these words.

TheGift:
The result of #EndSARS was that SARS was ended. Dont get it twisted. I know how they used to walk about harassing people back.then..its not happening like before. End SARS achieved something.

Gerrard59:
lol

That was #ENDSARS, and what was the result? Young people disagreeing based on imported oyibo ideologies and later on tribalism. Nothing will happen. The folks who live in that axis all have second citizenships and homes abroad. Their children live abroad. They will jet out at the slightest mass incident. It was aired even during #ENDSARS. Na middle class folks I pity sha.

smallsmall:
What kind of gutter-talk is this?
When did it become a crime, for a man to work hard and use his earnings to buy what pleases his heart?

Is he the one responsible for the Mob who chose to wreck their own Life with illicit Dr*gs/Drinks or the Government that failed them?

Why should the 'poor and wretched' be venting their anger on a Private individual, while applauding the Politicians and Government officials who are looting their future?

And what is the job of the Policemen in that location, if they cannot protect a member of the Public from this sort of extortion and assaault?
Something does not add up here.

cococandy:
Yea I don’t believe that.

They’ll forever worship the rich and go after their fellow citizens who seem to have managed to get a leg up out of the trenches.

They want everyone else to be dirt poor in the streets like them or mega wealthy like the dangotes. No in between.

Jakumo:
Hey, well the man felt compelled to pose with his rich man's car in a country where the streets are swarming with hungry people that become enraged when they see signs of great wealth passing in their midst.

The poseur drew attention to the fact that his car is worth more than the lifetime earnings of the entire mob that besieged his car, so he should consider himself lucky that he was not simply kidnapped for ransom and subjected to a series of corrective floggings while in custody.

shekauvsbuhari:
I know you must be a Tinubu supporter to be encouraging thuggery and stealing.

codemaniacs:
Lagos is the richest state in Nigeria according to stats..

blame the Lagos government for condoning agberoes and criminals in its streets and not ensuring security all over the state.

Saturnalia:
This footballer did not apply wisdom. National Stadium for that matter.

Jakumo:
The rich who love flaunting their cash to impress desperate hungry people rarely bother reading online forums like this one. All the wisdom that they acquire is thus from The School of Hard Knocks.

Goosethetruth:
It appears you are not a good student of history and class battles or you are a member of the bourgeoisie and hope for the continuation of classism. I am quite sure Marie Antoinette had this same thought process.
Like I said earlier,the revolution will be televised this time.

cococandy:
No I’m not part of the bourgeoisie. I’m an ordinary citizen who is disgusted by our culture of worshipping wealth. And I’ve observed it long enough to know that nothing is going to change.

Yes I know all about the French Revolution and it won’t happen in Nigeria because we are fundamentally different people.

We have been bred to worship the people who oppress us. You see it in how every institution is run. No accountability whatsoever. If you speak out against the oppressors, the oppressed line up behind them to shut you up. The richer their leaders get, the more loyal they are to them.

We see it in the proliferation of religious institutions who are basically powers unto themselves. No one can check them because their followers will band behind them and make you the bad person.

There’s no revolution coming. I want to be idealistic like you. Matter of fact I used to be. But I’ve lived long enough to see that it won’t happen in this lifetime.

GloriousGbola:
the bigger problem is that the revolution he is fantasizing over is not going to swallow any corrupt leaders. it is the middle class who will get caught up in it. we saw this play out in the post end sars riots

it was mostly looting of peoples stores and homes. i have no illusions about what to expect from the community in the event of a breakdown of law and order

Emmamay10:
Miscreants everywhere. They are only interested in free money.

Princedapace:
Nah, baba, if a society is made up of politicians who are among the richest on earth while over 80 percent of her citizens are poor, it shows that the society is faulty. That is the case of Nigeria

Jakumo:
I hate beggars as much as anyone else, but because I drive a crappy old car when in Nigeria, I am ignored by the hungry masses wherever I go.