₦airaland Forum

gypsey:
keep telling yourself that if it makes you feel better but I doubt it will until you get off your self acclaimed moral high horse.

dejilg:
actually those calling u racist are wrong just as about as it is inappropriate for u to ask us why it wasn't awarded to a nigerian.

1. the government cud have actually called for several ppl who can undertake the task and she comes top. do u want them to say no cos her skin color is different?

2. what if she is undertaking that task for almost free cos she just love doing that? do u expect the government to turn her down?

3. are u sure there aren't others doing the same elsewhere?

gypsey:
i don't think so! she can live in nigeria for 100 years If she like, she is still a white woman! wether you agree or not

deomello:
When you judge people based on the color of their skin, you are a racist.

ba7man:
White people employ blacks that emmigrate to their lands, why shouldn't we do the same?

gypsey:
we can also say that nigerians are being discriminated by not being offered the job. are you also suggesting that nigerians cannot do it for free? and how would they know if they haven't tried?

dejilg:
I never denied the fact that there is discrimination against ppl based on color or identity. infact ur comments promoted such discrimination in the first place.

secondly I don't see how the second part of ur statement relates to what I posted at all....it seems u didn't read what I typed.

gypsey:
you just proved my point Perhaps you should record it and carry along were ever you go and keep pressing the replay button. weirdo!

deomello:
https://i2.wp.com/media.premiumtimesng.com/wp-content/files/2017/04/PIX-1945.jpg



You are free to have an opinion, but it still doesn't mean your comment wasn't racist.


The woman is not a nobody, she married a Nigerian and notable Lagosian from the Alakija family, she's also a member of the Lagos state Board of Arts & Culture.

gypsey:
we can also say that nigerians are being discriminated by not being offered the job. are you also suggesting that nigerians cannot do it for free? and how would they know if they haven't tried?

gypsey:
i don't give two shiits! who she is married to, that's not my point, you are been too emotional go and have a pint of beer, smoke some ganja or something and if you female go get layer it will do you good

deomello:
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When you judge people based on the color of their skin, you are a racist.



Of course I proved your point based on racist comment.

The woman is Nigerian, married to a Nigeria and a Lagosian and she's also a member of the Lagos state board of Arts and Culture.

So, white people in the US and the UK should stop giving jobs to Nigerians and Africans because they are black?

Abeg cover your head in shame and quit judging people based on the color of their skin.

gypsey:
okay, if it will make you sleep better tonight, I AM A RACIST! now slit your wrists i can bet my shiny ass it's still won't make you feel better.

ventilation:
Ara ile wa'ja, omo ore ti won kii fi b'ore, my mom still talks about the Ogunkanmi's and this guy particularly, I remember our cornerstone key holder too, may his soul RIP.

deomello:
You don't care about who she is married to, but you want us to believe you are not a racist because you lied that you are married to a white woman.


Add hypocrisy and delusion to your racist problems.

deomello:
A good start for you.

deomello:
You can not say that unless you have verifiable proof that qualified Nigerians applied for the job and were turned down.


Besides, the woman is widely know for her work all over Lagos state so it's not like the job was given to an unqualified person.

Again, stop making racist judgement.

gypsey:
i have no problem, I am also married to a white woman and have 2 mixed raced children i was only wondering why Nigerian talents couldn't be developed. that's all, does that make me racist? ciao!

TheStronghold:
Well why didn't you marry a Nigerian? A Nigerian couldn't have been a good wife for you?

moscobabs:
Falomo bridge where My Uncle Tunji Ogunkanmi (First MD/CEO Cornerstone Insurance PLC) lost his life.

I cry any day I drive on this bridge.

RIP Uncle Tj

TheStronghold:
Well why didn't you marry a Nigerian? A Nigerian couldn't have been a good wife for you?

EniHolar:
Nice... but Can't Nigerians do these paintings themselves?

gypsey:
i love nigerian women i also love white women infact she could have been a Chinese, i love all colours of women it just happened

nopains:
u ppl are there shouting eko onibajo! nobody cares to read meanings in this painting. this woman uses her work to depict horrible situations and injustices in nigeria. she portraits how masses are in cage and chains in this country. she portraits how the nigeria federal system as currently operated depicts enslavement and anti economic and human developments. the system does not permit unleashing and maximization of state and individual potentials and resources.

the painter also used her work show how freedom of expression has been tramped upon in nigeria. there is high level brutality in the hands of law enforcement operative against citizens of nigeria. the enforcement operatives are at whims and caprices of the power that be against their perceived enemies and political opponents. this is a country where those who are vocal are hushed up or be thrown inside imprison. cowardice has become an act of patriotism and national heroism. man is born free but everywhere in chain.

at this juncture i leave it to you to guess who is the imperialist at the centre of advantage of this lopsided federal structure called nigeria.

nopains:
u ppl are there shouting eko onibajo! nobody cares to read meanings in this painting. this woman uses her work to depict horrible situations and injustices in nigeria. she portraits how masses are in cage and chains in this country. she portraits how the nigeria federal system as currently operated depicts enslavement and anti economic and human developments. the system does not permit unleashing and maximization of state and individual potentials and resources.

the painter also used her work show how freedom of expression has been tramped upon in nigeria. there is high level brutality in the hands of law enforcement operative against citizens of nigeria. the enforcement operatives are at whims and caprices of the power that be against their perceived enemies and political opponents. this is a country where those who are vocal are hushed up or be thrown inside imprison. cowardice has become an act of patriotism and national heroism. man is born free but everywhere in chain.

at this juncture i leave it to you to guess who is the imperialist at the centre of advantage of this lopsided federal structure called nigeria.

it depends on how you interpret it .

gypsey:
we can also say that nigerians are being discriminated by not being offered the job. are you also suggesting that nigerians cannot do it for free? and how would they know if they haven't tried?

gypsey:
i love nigerian women i also love white women infact she could have been a Chinese, i love all colours of women it just happened

jibs4lv:
heya sory,i pray way his gentle soul rest in peace.

willibounce1:
If they Lagos State govt is going to pay this woman for these paintings, then whoever gave her the contract must be a hopeless, stinking, useless bast.ard. You have thousands of talented Nigerian students in Yabatech, unilag, laspotech and so on who will obviously do a good job and be very proud of it. These are the same bas.tard govt officials chanting buy naija to grow naija.

I was surprised when I saw a white guy under the bridge this afternoon but didn't want to believe they were responsible for the paintings. All our politicians are bunch of animals. Paintings wey agbero go use shit and pee destroy.