₦airaland Forum

rabazamba:
People are wiser now and cannot be Gaslighted, the likes of Blueray, Iamoyindamola, KingTom and other yoruba obidients have seen that they can no longer keep quiet when they see their tribe being denigrated, people will vote Peter Obi as the superior candidate to Tinubu but don't start calling them names and expecting them to keep quiet

afrodoc2:
The comment is even factually untrue. BlueRayDick who was probably the one pressing the issue most is one of the most active Obidients on this thread.

This started with Elder calling Yorubas liberal, probably in order to defend them against the subtle and not so subtle accusations of tribalism/bigotry only for someone else to insert Igbos into the equation in his response BEFORE BlueRayDick (an Obidient) started putting knee to neck.

iamoyindamola:
He say na kratos, after sleeping with multiple women and admitting
His comeback will be thanos
God suppose they strike these con artists

Meanwhile he was slëeping with multiple women oooo 😂 https://t.co/1GAWNeXeU6 pic.twitter.com/A2FVPDzvqF

— Vampz (@Hybrid_Ola) October 5, 2026

izzou:
I understand you!

But I didn't think anything we said yesterday was insulting, in my opinion oh.

We all came from different tribes, and we all know they have their flaws. I personally do not think anybody's tribe is better than mine. And I also don't think my tribe is better than anybody's own.

If I have to avoid or get angry when someone discusses the flaws of my tribe, then I might just relocate to my village.

It's a conversation, howbeit bitter. People will have it, whether you're there or not. E no reach to dey vex.

izzou:
May the soul of High Chief rest in peace

But abeg, did you see that house?

How can the balcony upstairs have no rails?

BlueRayDick:
Houses like that plenty for that side

afrodoc2:
My maternal grandfather's house was on a hilltop. It had one long external staircase built of stone with no railings. If you fall from the top Humpty Dumpty will pity you.

raumdeuter:
I get him partly.. You can attack the candidate but when you start expanding that to his ethnic group then I will have a problem

bi/Tinubu is the useless person not Ibo/Yoruba but some people in order to shade the candidate they throw a blanket on the group

E.g I don't know how Yorubas dey think wey dem go vote a Tinubu. Yoruba na him dey drag the country back because of voting Tinubu

There was a lot of this in the buildup to 2023 elections that in some quarters online, that it became fashionable to insult Yorubas, the culture, Yoruba elders, Yoruba rulers flippantly

Roland17:
Egbon, we will be deceiving ourselves if we act like people don't hide behind politics to do this. It annoys me when I see people use their disapproval of a candidate to take shots at his/her tribe, whether they call it cruise or whatever, it is irritating. The culture and traditions of our people is strong for some of us, we take it seriously and personal. Not everyone is proud of every aspect of our respective cultures but to suddenly amplify it because it is election season is what i detest.

I can't sit down here and pretend like Igbos who support Asiwaju don't get a lot of hate from our people or Yorubas who don't support Asiwaju, especially Obidients don't get insulted and that is where the bias is showing behind politics. I am one who despite unpopular opinions, still hold Asiwaju in very high regards, it is why I call him Asiwaju.

With that said, we all have to be smart in separating politics from culture, culture is such a sensitive topic for some of us. To those who are indifferent about it, it's fine but understand it also means a lot to others. Again, by no means am I saying people can't speak about other cultures, but do it in a productive manner that also respects it.

BlueRayDick:
During traditional burial rites in Ondo, one of the initiates performing final rites for the deceased chief was hit in the head due to local gun salute gone wrong

It was reported that during the burial rites of a High Chief in Ayeka, Ondo State, a local gun salute went wrong.

A shot was fired and it accidentally hit another High Chief on the head, and he died on the spot.

Really sad incident. Watch the video closely to see how it… pic.twitter.com/owse5mlUkO

— Temitayo Felix Ilori (@TeeMento) October 6, 2026

/video/1?s=46

iamoyindamola:
Awo lo, ogberi nsunku

CrystalTiger:
Why are you hoping it's fake news? It's real and it's the way to go..

Lere Olaiykan, a criminal who should be arrested for having access to INEC server is the person calling a retired Air Force personnel, a bandit..

Edo APC chairman that said he'll fire voters with AK-47 is still walking free but you don't expect people to protect themselves when your Tinubu has said all is fair in politics..

BlueRayDick:


Omo! Even the closest awo change direction as he see say bullet commot the man's cap.

iamoyindamola:
I use to think this Dane gun is not Fatal like that

BlueRayDick:
Earlier today I saw a post talking about the number of military air crash that has happened in the past 10 to 15 years while civilian airlines have not really suffered any major casualty in that same time space.

The post was pointing to the fact that Nigerian Civil Aviation Agency has been at their A-game seeing to commercial airline operators taking maintenance of the aircraft and general safety measures pretty serious. He posited that may have been reason there's been reduction in air mishaps involving commercial flights in Nigeria.

Military aircrafts are however not within supervision and control of NCAA. This is being speculated as maybe one of the reasons there's been spike in the rate of military aircraft. The post was suggesting corruption, inefficiency and lack of proper independent oversight may be reasons as to why aircrafts belonging to military authorities have been unfortunately involved in crashes of recent.

The whole thing got me thinking, the poster may not be wrong knowing how we are in Nigeria and how corruption has affected all spheres of of our daily lives

BlueRayDick:
Earlier today I saw a post talking about the number of military air crash that has happened in the past 10 to 15 years while civilian airlines have not really suffered any major casualty in that same time space.

The post was pointing to the fact that Nigerian Civil Aviation Agency has been at their A-game seeing to commercial airline operators taking maintenance of the aircraft and general safety measures pretty serious. He posited that may have been reason there's been reduction in air mishaps involving commercial flights in Nigeria.

Military aircrafts are however not within supervision and control of NCAA. This is being speculated as maybe one of the reasons there's been spike in the rate of military aircraft. The post was suggesting corruption, inefficiency and lack of proper independent oversight may be reasons as to why aircrafts belonging to military authorities have been unfortunately involved in crashes of recent.

The whole thing got me thinking, the poster may not be wrong knowing how we are in Nigeria and how corruption has affected all spheres of of our daily lives

izzou:
Also, it's possible that it was just unfortunate

Saw a video of the same aircraft airlifting Air Force secondary school students in September.

Such a pity

GloriousGbola:
Imho it is obvious.

We have two or more air force casualties every year. And there is never any investigation of any kind. For all intents and purposes it is like nepa /phcn/ekedc where you run any wayo without consequence.

izzou:
Rumdeuter mentor, Stephen Akintayo is being dragged for owing his staff salaries

What's worse is how he forces them to comment on the company's post almost 30 times a day

Audio mentor

BlueRayDick:
That's my thought too. Military get away with a lot of things most private organizations would not.

KingTom:
Na Tunde Onakoya matter do dem nearly naked me for here Femi Otedola go see Tinubu praise am na Bigot, but Arthur Eze wey go see same Tinubu call am 'God's gift to Nigeria' na hustling Businessman

Tochex101:
Helicopter/top and tail rotor design is failed engineering if you ask me..
It almost never matters how careful you are, even if you follow all protocols, use the best technicians and follow factory maintenance requirements.

The chances of malfunction or crash is still atleast 8% which I think is unacceptable.
Check all over the world and militaries of 1st world countries, its the same denominator.

BlueRayDick:
Now add all that to Nigerian factor ; I mean Nigeria where we do things anyhow. If one senior man cuts maintenance budget and the technicians have to make do with whatever is available to keep the aircraft flying, what do we expect will happen?

izzou:
I don't know the particular place

I think it's after you pass Bida sha.

See as truck fall like say dem wan take small nap

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— Dr. Eli David (@DrEliDavid) October 6, 2026

izzou: