₦airaland Forum

ocelot2006:
Absolute crap. If they want to dethrone him, fine, but place him under house arrest and restrict his movement? For what? Thats an infringement of SLS's rights and goes against the constitution of the FRN, which BTW is above any other local laws.

Oga that is what he signed up for.
It's in the agreement.

olasaad:
And what will happen after 2023 when Ganduje is no more in office.

Government is a continum. Ganduje didn't make those laws.

Jonathan:
IMAGINE THE NONSENSE!


This is indeed an eye-opener....


Can you try this with Oba of Oyo

or

Oba of Benin?


U wan die?


North and east... no value for culture and heritage...

Oba of Oyo Kee you dia

iammo:




Mumu people as if being dethroned in anyway reduced his basic human rights... Ganduje just foolishly unlocked Sanusi to extreme radicalism and criticism, now that he is jobless he would tweet all day and insult ganduje, buhari and northern culture

What is going on is called Infobesity, its pschologocal.. when the government want to hide something masses would criticize like the 22 billion usd loan that excluded SouthEast or the $1bn excess crude account withdrawal that they spent part in purchasing blade and properler driven tucano fo $40m a piece, they start creating events and more events to keep people talking till they forget real issues, first it was oshiomhole they wanted to use, but he rushed to kano to get himself a court order, now they suddenly opened Sanusi's old files

guess what? Ibos are now happy and saying imaginary karma is punishing Sanusi for not licking Jonathan's Arse while Buhari and North gets his loan unopposed


.

Sanusi is not complaining about his deserved ordeal but you have taken upon yourself to dance naked in the market place for him.

Continue..

I only pity your parents though and hope they are not on NL, cos..

Werey duun wo, ko se ni l'omo

You for kuku say na imprisonment! 2023 is just around you Ganduje!

Gandollaar:
Oba of Oyo Kee you dia

ogun keel you dier

way ray

Gerrard59:
Ever since I followed you, you have always written extensively about the Benin Kingdom. Could you please recommend some books written on the subject (Benin Kingdom)? Someone (Victor Asemota) mentioned the book "A Short History of Benin" by Jacob Egharevba. You know a thing or two about it?

Well, "A Short History of Benin" by Jacob Egharevba is a very fine work. If for nothing else, for the fact it was the real first indigenous work on the subject by a Benin person.

However, the book has some flaws. The flaws can be traced back to its Yoruba editors. It was first published in 1933/34. You can imagine the pressure to include certain Yoruba-centric stuff as it was in Yorubaland among Yoruba people in charge of the publishing.

There are other book such as:
(1) Aisien Ekhaguosa: A History of Benin , Prince of Benin and Orhionmwon Territories. Aisien Publishers, Benin City (2001).

(2) O. Osemwegie Ero & Simon P. Owie: The Benin Monarchy & Ogiamien Connection, The Historical Facts, Mindex Publishers, Benin City (2016).
(3) Ozigbo-Esere M. N, History of Benin: Ancient and Modern, Noren Company Publishers, Benin City (2011).

All are very nice books. The fonts of Number 2 on the list are very easy to read with nice pictures.

Jonathan:
ogun keel you dier

way ray

Asinwin!

AreaFada2:
Well, "A Short History of Benin" by Jacob Egharevba is a very fine work. If for nothing else, for the fact it was the real first indigenous work on the subject by a Benin person.

However, the book has some flaws. The flaws can be traced back to its Yoruba editors. It was first published in 1933/34. You can imagine the pressure to include certain Yoruba-centric stuff as it was in Yorubaland among Yoruba people in charge of the publishing.

There are other book such as:
(1) Aisien Ekhaguosa: A History of Benin , Prince of Benin and Orhionmwon Territories. Aisien Publishers, Benin City (2001).

(2) O. Osemwegie Ero & Simon P. Owie: The Benin Monarchy & Ogiamien Connection, The Historical Facts, Mindex Publishers, Benin City (2016).
(3) Ozigbo-Esere M. N, History of Benin: Ancient and Modern, Noren Company Publishers, Benin City (2011).

All are very nice books. The fonts of Number 2 on the list is very easy to read with nice pictures.

Thank you.

Jonathan:
IMAGINE THE NONSENSE!


This is indeed an eye-opener....


Can you try this with Oba of Oyo

or

Oba of Benin?


U wan die?


North and east... no value for culture and heritage...

lol. as if the whites didn't get rid of the obas then. If oba of Benin or Ife f u c k up, they would be dethroned and noting will happen

Gandollaar:
Asinwin!

Ni iyae

Jonathan:
Ni iyae

L'ebi e

What does the constitution say about this?
A stone age governor of Kano state would wake up from slumber and banish a citizen of the Federal Republic of Nigeria (with no criminal record) with a law which is below the constitution.
The constitution is supreme.
Nigeria is not progressing@ all.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UGOW_aN8qvo