₦airaland Forum

Bollinger:
Bros, the charley boy show was first aired on NTA decades ago. And you would never understand how the difference in that show and the zoom zoom show matters. Let me educate your infantile mind. Nigeria has a history of it. His platform on the charley boy show was that of a social critic and then to turn around to start mingling with same people he was criticizing on the zoom zoom is appalling to say the least. Guess who else did the same thing? Adams Oshiomole. You guys are pretty much like children who cannot think for themselves and are meant to be led like cattle. And what have i done to improve that cesspit called Nigeria? Well, i'm broadening your mind and knowledge aren't I? My aim is to educate one knuckle head at a time till you all get it.

uncle, u are not making any point, try and make a point please. how does this concern his protest?. please no insult, just explain.

BLINGZ88:
uncle, u are not making any point, try and make a point please. how does this concern his protest?. please no insult, just explain.

The point is people like charley boy have a history of garnering attention for themselves and for themselves only. Much like most Nigerians. Whatever they do benefits them and no one else. They will "protest" in order to gain access to government for selfish reasons. There, i hope you understand that.

Bollinger:
The point is people like charley boy have a history of garnering attention for themselves and for themselves only. Much like most Nigerians. Whatever they do benefits them and no one else. They will "protest" in order to gain access to government for selfish reasons. There, i hope you understand that.

so should people not vent out their anger. we can't all sit down and do nothing because we don't want to be accused of seeking attention. maybe he is really pained like most Nigerian.

BLINGZ88:
so should people not vent out their anger. we can't all sit down and do nothing because we don't want to be accused of seeking attention. maybe he is really pained like most Nigerian.

You still don't get it. He may be pained, but he will his protest for personal gain. Not for the common good.

Bollinger:
You still don't get it. He may be pained, but he will his protest for personal gain. Not for the common good.

I get it, he might still be protesting for common good. You and I can't say categorically what his intentions are.

BLINGZ88:
I get it, he might still be protesting for common good. You and I can't say categorically what his intentions are.

how do you get to know a person's intentions? Is it not from past actions? If he can do it once, what stops him from doing it again?

Bollinger:
how do you get to know a person's intentions? Is it not from past actions? If he can do it once, what stops him from doing it again?

because people change, and their opinion change.

BLINGZ88:
because people change, and their opinion change.

True. But not in this case. Is this how to effect change? Walking around in traffic like a demented individual? To effect change, you have to form a pressure group of sorts. At least that is what we do here and that is what we were taught in school.

Bollinger:
True. But not in this case. Is this how to effect change? Walking around in traffic like a demented individual? To effect change, you have to form a pressure group of sorts. At least that is what we do here and that is what we were taught in school.

the leader of BBOG did it and was also accused of seeking attention (which she got). the truth is that people must talk no matter what anybody does.
he wanted to awake emotions and he did. at least, we are talking about him here.

BLINGZ88:
the leader of BBOG did it and was also accused of seeking attention (which she got). the truth is that people must talk no matter what anybody does.
he wanted to awake emotions and he did. at least, we are talking about him here.

The leader of BBOG does not have a history of manipulation.

Bollinger:
The leader of BBOG does not have a history of manipulation.

but still, she was accused of seeking attention.

BLINGZ88:
but still, she was accused of seeking attention.

You know why Nigeria is the way it is even after half a century? I repeat; even after half a century? **Pause for effect**. You guys just don't get it. It is so easy to take advantage of you. I know what you are going to say next. You are going to say; "We are sharp guys and are smart". But the question is; how sharp or smart are a people who do not know enough to change the way they do things even after half a century. Or identify when they are being hood winked. Do you guys need to go to a full century before you wise up? It just does not make any iota of sense. Smh.

Bollinger:
You know why Nigeria is the way it is even after half a century? I repeat; even after half a century? **Pause for effect**. You guys just don't get it. It is so easy to take advantage of you. I know what you are going to say next. You are going to say; "We are sharp guys and are smart". But the question is; how sharp or smart are a people who do not know enough to change the way they do things even after half a century. Or identify when they are being hood winked. Do you guys need to go to a full century before you wise up? It just does not make any iota of sense. Smh.

true, we have been used.
true, we have not achieved anything tangible in nearly 60years.
true , we will still be used again.
but what can we do but protest, the same people have controlled nigeria since 1960, what can we do but protest. the truth is that ordinary Nigerians don't have much power and the worst part is that we are too tired or too frustrated to protest. so when I see someone protesting, I encourage him.

BLINGZ88:
true, we have been used.
true, we have not achieved anything tangible in nearly 60years.
true , we will still be used again.
but what can we do but protest, the same people have controlled nigeria since 1960, what can we do but protest. the truth is that ordinary Nigerians don't have much power and the worst part is that we are too tired or too frustrated to protest. so when I see someone protesting, I encourage him.

Smh. Your comments are paradoxical to say the least. You know that you have phucked up, are phucking up, and will continue to phuck up since you don't want to acknowledge reality. How does that make sense to you? Also i can't believe you just said that. The ordinary citizen has too much power but just like i have been trying to explain to you all day, you guys for some reason don't understand how things are done. Read up on the American revolution. If the ordinary citizens had the mentality you have, guess what? There would be no America today.

Bollinger:
Smh. Your comments are paradoxical to say the least. You know that you have phucked up, are phucking up, and will continue to phuck up since you don't want to acknowledge reality. How does that make sense to you? Also i can't believe you just said that. The ordinary citizen has too much power but just like i have been trying to explain to you all day, you guys for some reason don't understand how things are done. Read up on the American revolution. If the ordinary citizens had the mentality you have, guess what? There would be no America today.

do you want to compare nigeria to the US. lol, right from the onset, America was built for the people and not for the leading class, though I don't understand the analog of the American revolution to our present condition because American revolution was first about independence then the second one was about slavery and other things.
the right analog for our problem in nigeria is the French or Russian revolution.
biafrans revolted through secsertion but where stopped. many people are tired of opposing, it will be futile because some section of the population will always be against it because of political reasons. Nigerian problem is too cumbersome. therefore, when I see someone protesting on the street, I support him.

BLINGZ88:
do you want to compare nigeria to the US. lol, right from the onset, America was built for the people and not for the leading class, though I don't understand the analog of the American revolution to our present condition because American revolution was first about independence then the second one was about slavery and other things.
the right analog for our problem in nigeria is the French or Russian revolution.
biafrans revolted through secsertion but where stopped. many people are tired of opposing, it will be futile because some section of the population will always be against it because of political reasons. Nigerian problem is too cumbersome. therefore, when I see someone protesting on the street, I support him.

Again, do you ever wonder why you all are in this condition? With this mindset, you will continue to be in it. No be curse. Na fact. You said the ordinary man in Nigeria does not have any powers and i gave you a classic example of how ordinary people can band together to be a force to reckon with. You say America was built for the people right? Which people built it? I'll have you know that ordinary farmers, bricklayers, lawyers etc, banded together to revolt. Does it matter the reason for banding together to fight against oppression? Who are you waiting for to fight your battles? They were being oppressed by the British empire just like you are being oppressed by the rich and mighty in Nigeria. The irony of it is Americans at that time did not have a choice which was why they were so pissed at taxation without representation. You all on the other hand put the people who represent and oppress you in positions of power and complain about it . Smh. Why wouldn't you do s.tupid shiit like that when more than half the populace have the same mentality you have. Also, the biafran conflict was a civil war. It does not count. Do you understand the difference between civil war and revolution at all? What Nigeria needs is revolution and not the selfish aspirations of the very few. I am not surprised though. I mean, i have been trying all day and night to educate you about the the difference between selfish interest and what someone does for the common good. God help una.

Bollinger:
Again, do you ever wonder why you all are in this condition? With this mindset, you will continue to be in it. No be curse. Na fact. You said the ordinary man in Nigeria does not have any powers and i gave you a classic example of how ordinary people can band together to be a force to reckon with. You say America was built for the people right? Which people built it? I'll have you know that ordinary farmers, bricklayers, lawyers etc, banded together to revolt. Does it matter the reason for banding together to fight against oppression? Who are you waiting for to fight your battles? They were being oppressed by the British empire just like you are being oppressed by the rich and mighty in Nigeria. The irony of it is Americans at that time did not have a choice which was why they were so pissed at taxation without representation. You all on the other hand put the people who represent and oppress you in positions of power and complain about it . Smh. Why wouldn't you do s.tupid shiit like that when more than half the populace have the same mentality you have. Also, the biafran conflict was a civil war. It does not count. Do you understand the difference between civil war and revolution at all? What Nigeria needs is revolution and not the selfish aspirations of the very few. I am not surprised though. I mean, i have been trying all day and night to educate you about the the difference between selfish interest and what someone does for the common good. God help una.

when people with similar selfish interest bind together, congratulations, they now have a revolution. what is the difference between a revolution and civil war. just the terminology used.
you keep referring to my mindset, have you ever gone to protest?. I was at Abuja during the bring back our girls campaign, against Jonathan and I'm igbo. I'm every man had his limit, when some people don't want things to get better and your are among the few, you don't have any other option but to survive by yourself. I don't support and independent biafran state but I don't support a central government nigeria either. true federalism is the only way forward in nigeria with every geopolitical zone to handle their economy and tax with some present age going to a central government but nigeria is the other way round.
look what is going on, imprison any oposition in ideology that he can, from nnamdi to the shia guy from the north with out trial. you don't know the mindset I have because I have tried for the country but I bet that you just sit and type all day on social media.

You throw the word REVOLUTION around like it is nothing. I bet you don't want to be in a country that is revolting, look at the middle east, after the Arab spring of 2011 or Ukraine. be careful what you wish for, and I hope you won't run at the first sight of violence.

read about the biafran war, the origin I mean, then you will understand why it was a revolution turned civil war.

Bollinger:
Again, do you ever wonder why you all are in this condition? With this mindset, you will continue to be in it. No be curse. Na fact. You said the ordinary man in Nigeria does not have any powers and i gave you a classic example of how ordinary people can band together to be a force to reckon with. You say America was built for the people right? Which people built it? I'll have you know that ordinary farmers, bricklayers, lawyers etc, banded together to revolt. Does it matter the reason for banding together to fight against oppression? Who are you waiting for to fight your battles? They were being oppressed by the British empire just like you are being oppressed by the rich and mighty in Nigeria. The irony of it is Americans at that time did not have a choice which was why they were so pissed at taxation without representation. You all on the other hand put the people who represent and oppress you in positions of power and complain about it . Smh. Why wouldn't you do s.tupid shiit like that when more than half the populace have the same mentality you have. Also, the biafran conflict was a civil war. It does not count. Do you understand the difference between civil war and revolution at all? What Nigeria needs is revolution and not the selfish aspirations of the very few. I am not surprised though. I mean, i have been trying all day and night to educate you about the the difference between selfish interest and what someone does for the common good. God help una.

and you should read about the American revolution because I don't think you understand what it was about. it wasn't about toppling bad leaders. the French and the Russians where the ones that revolted because of aristocrats.

BLINGZ88:
and you should read about the American revolution because I don't think you understand what it was about. it wasn't about toppling bad leaders. the French and the Russians where the ones that revolted because of aristocrats.

What was the American Revolution about? God help me. Even my kids know this history.

BLINGZ88:
when people with similar selfish interest bind together, congratulations, they now have a revolution. what is the difference between a revolution and civil war. just the terminology used.
you keep referring to my mindset, have you ever gone to protest?. I was at Abuja during the bring back our girls campaign, against Jonathan and I'm igbo. I'm every man had his limit, when some people don't want things to get better and your are among the few, you don't have any other option but to survive by yourself. I don't support and independent biafran state but I don't support a central government nigeria either. true federalism is the only way forward in nigeria with every geopolitical zone to handle their economy and tax with some present age going to a central government but nigeria is the other way round.
look what is going on, imprison any oposition in ideology that he can, from nnamdi to the shia guy from the north with out trial. you don't know the mindset I have because I have tried for the country but I bet that you just sit and type all day on social media.

You throw the word REVOLUTION around like it is nothing. I bet you don't want to be in a country that is revolting, look at the middle east, after the Arab spring of 2011 or Ukraine. be careful what you wish for, and I hope you won't run at the first sight of violence.

read about the biafran war, the origin I mean, then you will understand why it was a revolution turned civil war.

Loooooooooooool. Guy any meaningful change will and always involve bloodshed. That is a fact. Nigerians are so timid and love to bury their heads in the sand. You even used the French and Russian revolution. I'm sure your version is that they were singing kumbaya to effect the change they needed . And bros, I am a war fighter. You might be a warrior behind a computer but I do it for a living.

Bollinger:
What was the American Revolution about? God help me. Even my kids know this history.

the first was about independence from Britain , I though you said civil war isn't revolution. the 2nd was about slavery. if you thought your kids otherwise, you must be a very bad teacher

Bollinger:
Loooooooooooool. Guy any meaningful change will and always involve bloodshed. That is a fact. Nigerians are so timid and love to bury their heads in the sand. You even used the French and Russian revolution. I'm sure your version is that they were singing kumbaya to effect the change they needed . And bros, I am a war fighter. You might be a warrior behind a computer but I do it for a living.

I find it hard to believe that you are a soldier, because real soldiers know the horror of violent conflict. no one deserves to die for an idea. maybe u are a boy scout or something but you have never been to a battlefield, only then will you know that violent/war/revolution must be used at the utmost end of need when every other option fail.

BLINGZ88:
I find it hard to believe that you are a soldier, because real soldiers know the horror of violent conflict. no one deserves to die for an idea. maybe u are a boy scout or something but you have never been to a battlefield, only then will you know that violent/war/revolution must be used at the utmost end of need when every other option fail.

Well, unfortunately what you believe and what is reality are two different things. That bold statement of your is precisely the reason you are living in a dilapidated society. And bros, i am a veteran of the Afghan and Iraq wars. Freedom comes at a price and only citizens who have fought for it understand it. This is why when i board a plane in uniform, i always receive a round of applause. Don't think too much about it. You can never and will never understand it.

BLINGZ88:
the first was about independence from Britain , I though you said civil war isn't revolution. the 2nd was about slavery. if you thought your kids otherwise, you must be a very bad teacher

I have only one question for you. Though to be honest i already know the answer; Did you go to school at all? If you did then you need to go back for a refund. Who told you that the war for independence from Britain was a civil war? Smh. The second one was a civil war between the north and south. Yes, part of the reason was slavery but that was not the only reason. Which kain pesin be dis sef?

Bollinger:
I have only one question for you. Though to be honest i already know the answer; Did you go to school at all? If you did then you need to go back for a refund. Who told you that the war for independence from Britain was a civil war? Smh. The second one was a civil war between the north and south. Yes, part of the reason was slavery but that was not the only reason. Which kain pesin be dis sef?

you still haven't answered how that is an analog to Nigeria's situation. it still haven't changed the fact that was not a revolution against the leading class. slavery was the main reason, there are other reasons but that was the main.

Bollinger:
Well, unfortunately what you believe and what is reality are two different things. That bold statement of your is precisely the reason you are living in a dilapidated society. And bros, i am a veteran of the Afghan and Iraq wars. Freedom comes at a price and only citizens who have fought for it understand it. This is why when i board a plane in uniform, i always receive a round of applause. Don't think too much about it. You can never and will never understand it.

you should try fraud, because you can lie, maybe you are a veteran in call of duty games or in your dreams, Iraq.
I almost believed you, baba, go and chop afternoon food Abeg. when people that have seen violence comes out, you shouldn't even show your face. lwkmd.
guy bye bye, I feel like I'm talking to a clown, Afghanistan, Iraq. hahahahhahahahahahahahahhahahahahahjajsjsjaj

BLINGZ88:
you should try fraud, because you can lie, maybe you are a veteran in call of duty games or in your dreams, Iraq.
I almost believed you, baba, go and chop afternoon food Abeg. when people that have seen violence comes out, you shouldn't even show your face. lwkmd.
guy bye bye, I feel like I'm talking to a clown, Afghanistan, Iraq. hahahahhahahahahahahahahhahahahahahjajsjsjaj

I've done this before. I could take a picture in real time with the soldiers I lead and post it here beside your monkey written in pen. Then you'll deny it it since you like living in denial and I'll post more pictures then after a while you'd shut the phuck up out of embarrassment. Let's not do that today.

Bollinger:
I've done this before. I could take a picture in real time with the soldiers I lead and post it here beside your monkey written in pen. Then you'll deny it it since you like living in denial and I'll post more pictures then after a while you'd shut the phuck up out of embarrassment. Let's not do that today.

I'm out.

BLINGZ88:
you still haven't answered how that is an analog to Nigeria's situation. it still haven't changed the fact that was not a revolution against the leading class. slavery was the main reason, there are other reasons but that was the main.

Haven't I said it before that you are too re.tarded to understand? Let me try this again. Your lives are miserable because you are like children who want to be led like sheep. You bury your heads in the sand hoping and praying that freedom will miraculously fall on your laps so that you don't have to fight for it. The weird part is you are the architect of your own predicament because you put the people oppressing you in the positions they are in today. You claim to he powerless in changing the status quo upon which I gave you an example of a country whose ordinary citizens changed their own outcome. I just showed a 12 year old kid what I just wrote. He understands. I can guarantee you won't.

Bollinger:
Haven't I said it before that you are too re.tarded to understand? Let me try this again. Your lives are miserable because you are like children who want to be led like sheep. You bury your heads in the sand hoping and praying that freedom will miraculously fall on your laps so that you don't have to fight for it. The weird part is you are the architect of your own predicament because you put the people oppressing you in the positions they are in today. You claim to he powerless in changing the status quo upon which I gave you an example of a country whose ordinary citizens changed their own outcome. I just showed a 12 year old kid what I just wrote. He understands. I can guarantee you won't.

smart niggar, yeah, you win, I hope to hear about your revolution on radio and tv. bye

BLINGZ88:
smart niggar, yeah, you win, I hope to hear about your revolution on radio and tv. bye

**Drops mike**

Bollinger:
**Drops mike**

lol, I'm still laughing about the Afghan thing. lol. Nigerians.