₦airaland Forum

fulanimafia:
Kindly ask the propagandist for the juicy details...

Our troops gallantly ambushed BH terrorists just yesterday at a cattle market in Borno so one wonders if the OP has been sleeping in a buka.

MizMyColi:
Nne.
I beg to disagree please

Have faith.
It is the substance of things unseen.

For a country to be doomed, it mean that almost all its inhabitants are doomed.

I am not doomed.
I was once on an erring/destructive path, I'm in a better place now

I know a few Nigerians who have decided to start doing things rightly too.

To say our country is doomed means you have lost faith in everyone of us.
We the citizens are the hope of this country.

APC and Buhari will do little or nothing, except the change we desire begins with us.

MizMyColi:
Concerning these soldiers:

It is irresponsible for our government to be sooo concerned about its image than that of the plight of citizens whom it swore to protect.

It is condemnable.

It is my hope that they get their act together and do the needed.

We cannot become what we need by remaining what we are.

MizMyColi:
Nne.
I beg to disagree please

Have faith.
It is the substance of things unseen.

For a country to be doomed, it mean that almost all its inhabitants are doomed.

I am not doomed.
I was once on an erring/destructive path, I'm in a better place now

I know a few Nigerians who have decided to start doing things rightly too.

To say our country is doomed means you have lost faith in everyone of us.
We the citizens are the hope of this country.

APC and Buhari will do little or nothing, except the change we desire begins with us.

JoeBlocks:
I've been following your post for sometime now, can I ask how that change will come about?

It will begin with you.
That is for sure.

It will come when a majority of us decide to put our political interests (also known as Buharists and Jonathanians) and say...
"Okay, we cannot continue to politicise every issue. Some people's villages are being burnt, some cannot afford basic amenities, others are being oppressed. What is the use of having access to superior amenities if we can not reach out or be instrumental in ensuring that the government reaches out to those who need these facilities?"

Change will come when we present a more united front. It will come when you as a Northerner stop seeing the easterner as an abomination and vice versa. It will come when we lay aside our differences and fight for a common good.


Change will come when we stop insulting Mr President and every public office holder.
If we are aggrieved over an issue, we can assertively speak without the attendant negativity.

Change will come when you take an inward look at yourself and ask "What am I doing to better the lot of this Nation?"
What part am I playing?
What can I start doing rightly today?
What do I really want for my country Nigeria?

Dear Brother
I could go on and on, but this should suffice.
Have a nice day ahead

MizMyColi:
It will begin with you.
That is for sure.

It will come when a majority of us decide to put our political interests (also known as Buharists and Jonathanians) and say...
"Okay, we cannot continue to politicise every issue. Some people's villages are being burnt, some cannot afford basic amenities, others are being oppressed. What is the use of having access to superior amenities if we can not reach out or be instrumental in ensuring that the government reaches out to those who need these facilities?"

Change will come when we present a more united front. It will come when you as a Northerner stop seeing the easterner as an abomination and vice versa. It will come when we lay aside our differences and fight for a common good.

Change will come when we stop insulting Mr President and every public office holder.
If we are aggrieved over an issue, we can assertively speak without the attendant negativity.

Change will come when you take an inward look at yourself and ask "What am I doing to better the lot of this Nation?"
What part am I playing?
What can I start doing rightly today?
What do I really want for my country Nigeria?

Dear Brother
I could go on and on, but this should suffice.
Have a nice day ahead

JoeBlocks:
You sound like an idealist cum pacifist with what you wrote. Please, let reality be your guide and see the many negativity that surrounds us, and this negativity didn't just start today, nope! It started from 1960.

Might I tell you that the great Gani Fawehinmi speak, spoke and spark until he had throat cancer and died. This nigeria for you, our leaders don't listen, even when they do its only for a short period of time as they will forget what they've heard.

Whatever one does to better this nation is nothing compared to what does who are in power can do, as they hold all the keys to the doors. And they will never do it, because doing it will mean less funds for them.

MizMyColi:
Humans are created beings who have a power to create. Yes, I am unashamedly a pacifist. I believe that I have the power to create my own reality. Yes, I am a idealistic realist also. If we weren't all looking forward to the ideal in various areas of our lives, our existence would be useless. I believe in the power of love and love motivated actions to transform our world.



You might think Fawehinmi had no effect, but he did sow seeds. My only prayer is that for every action he took, his soul should be at peace.

MizMyColi:
Nne.
I beg to disagree please

Have faith.
It is the substance of things unseen.

For a country to be doomed, it mean that almost all its inhabitants are doomed.

I am not doomed.
I was once on an erring/destructive path, I'm in a better place now

I know a few Nigerians who have decided to start doing things rightly too.

To say our country is doomed means you have lost faith in everyone of us.
We the citizens are the hope of this country.

APC and Buhari will do little or nothing, except the change we desire begins with us.

ishiamu:
Can you explain the one I put in italian?

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