₦airaland Forum

Icecomrade:
Are you saying your dead friend was gullible, senseless and brainless.
He was easily manipulated by Nnamdi Kanu.

Your friend Ifeanyi was stu pid.

But you are not.

Yoruba mafia. Be careful what you say about the dead because of social media madness . Their spirit and nemesis may haunt your life

No waste all this sermon. That guy no get any friend called Ifeanyi, dead or alive.

yorubamafia alias Mrkayusfit the yoruba muslim omidinadeen that wants to kill himself for fulani, why did you deactivate your account. Werrin dey pursue you?

Why are Nigerians so incompetent and unprofessional in everything they do?

First off, the detainee should be handcuffed behind his back for his own safety and that of those around. He should not be touching anyone or anything that is not attached to his body. I just saw a video where he was in court, had cameras to his face,was answering questions, shaking hands with/ and hugging supporters. What a shame! What kind of training do Nigerians receive before being handed sensitive positions like this? What if someone snuck him a knife, grenade, cyanide, gun, phone or whatever? Can this nonsense happen if the trial was going on in the U.K?

Nigerians and incompetence are just like siamese twins. Everyone involved with this security breach should be fired because it is obvious they don't know the sensitivity of their job or take it seriously.

Nnamdi Kanu.. Hero

booblacain:
No waste all this sermon. That guy no get any friend called Ifeanyi, dead or alive.

True talk

ISpiksDaTroof:
[s]Why are Nigerians so incompetent and unprofessional in everything they do?

First off, the detainee should be handcuffed behind his back for his own safety and that of those around. He should not be touching anyone or anything that is not attached to his body. I just saw a video where he was in court, had cameras to his face,was answering questions, shaking hands with/ and hugging supporters. What a shame! What kind of training do Nigerians receive before being handed sensitive positions like this? What if someone snuck him a knife, grenade, cyanide, gun, phone or whatever? Can this nonsense happen if the trial was going on in the U.K?

Nigerians and incompetence are just like siamese twins. Everyone involved with this security breach should be fired because it is obvious they don't know the sensitivity of their job or take it seriously.[/s]

Noise from a pro-dullard Oshogborian!

Sorry about Ifeanyi but am still sure your brains can still be found or better you can do a temporary re Wiring to connect the disconnected cables.

I hope he is sentenced to life in prison with hard labor or sent to the hang man's noose for termination to the under world. We warned against his antics then but his gullible supporters believed him and entrusted their lives savings with him just because of a fraudulent biafra. I lost my friend ifeanyi who was brainwashed by Nnamdi kanu on biafra radio to join the fruitless protest for biafra. Rip ifeanyi, may God punish Nnamdi Kanu for the lives lost as a result of the useless biafra protests

iconaus:
Silly question. Co habit with people of the same value. We re different from Hausas that is why nigeria is not progressing. Get sense .

I know I should get sense but in igbo tribe i believe there is even a sense of division or distinction within itself. Some igbo people discourage their children to marry from a certain area in igboland. Sometimes they spite another group of igbo's. If you're talking about values traditionally, Igbo's and Hausa's are similar in some manner. I know I should get sense, but you haven't got the sense to answer my question or at least answer it correctly. And btw what you said is more of an opinion without backup, and it is incomplete and faulty. Don't answer questions without thinking critically.

amanikondo:
we dont like shit

As long as someone has a followership, he is a leader. Maybe u wanted to know if he is a good leader? that obviously that dont matter much because in every movement or agitation, you always need two kinds of leaders, the hot one and the cool one. To his followers and non-followers one thing can not be denied, he is someone courageous enough to continue the quest for self-determination/Biafra as Nigeria obviously is a quagmire that its problem is in its foundation, and the type of government/federal system we are practicing. Google the Aburi Accord of 1967 and compare that to the solutions so many think-tanks of this country has proposed for Nigeria to move forward(which is either the same thing or about the same thing on that Accord.) If we tell ourself the truth without sentiments, we will know that we have just being going in circles since that time. What happened n still happening to Nigeria after the refusal to put into practice that accord/or a system close to what was agreed on that accord at least will be called a monumental failure in the mist of plenty/surplus.

Badguytinz:
I'm igbo by tribe, but I have to question somethings....First of all, I want to make it clear that i am being very literal and genuine in the questions I would be asking.
How is Nnamdi Kanu a leader?e.g what skills of his proves this? what has he done for the Igbo man? How has whatever he has been doing(then again I sincerely do not know) been of use to the Igbo community? Is Biafra the solution for the Igbo people? Assuming Biafra becomes a country, do you think that it would be any different from the way Nigeria is ruled or the way Nigeria is? What makes you think so?

As long as someone has a followers, he is a leader. Maybe u wanted to know if he is a good leader? that obviously that dont matter much because in every movement or agitation, you always need two kinds of leaders, the hot one and the cool one. To his followers and non-followers one thing can not be denied, he is someone courageous enough to continue the quest for self-determination/Biafra as Nigeria obviously is a quagmire that its problem is in its foundation, and the type of government/federal system we are practicing. Google the Aburi Accord of 1967 and compare that to the solutions so many think-tanks of this country has proposed for Nigeria to move forward(which is either the same thing or about the same thing on that Accord.) If we tell ourself the truth without sentiments, we will know that we have just being going in circles since that time. What happened n still happening to Nigeria after the refusal to put into practice that accord/or a system close to what was agreed on that accord at least will be called a monumental failure in the mist of plenty/surplus.