₦airaland Forum

Kamani8:
If everything I read here is true, then I strongly recommend that Lagos state should issue an unreserved apology to these folks and give them their rights.

Nepotism should never be encouraged

If they didn't, then your father can go and do it on their behave

Kwashiman:
Well last time I checked Lagos is no man's land, and the Northerners like other Nigerians are also major stakeholders in the growth and cosmopolitan outlook of Lagos (well except when they are slapping some sense into our coneheaded afonja blodas AKA sophisticated accommodators during their ethnic wars), but I digress... my point is they have every right to demand fair treatment and recognition.

Thought you said your hungry father owns lagos before. Have you changed mouth?

mystery22:
Afonja cowards come and apologize to your masters oo,before they get angry,useless slaves...
Nigeria failed but they will rather die than stay alone,skull miners

Says son of useless slaves from the time of balewa that desperately want his parents slavery position.

wizzakosh:
Says son of slaves Fri the sad beast the land of the pigs

Yeah, says another slave that is in love with his golden chains.

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Fishermancom:
Arewa Youth Consultative Forum, AYCF, has claimed that the Arewa Community in Lagos State has been left out in the distribution of palliatives during the lockdown.



In a statement signed by Alhaji Yerima Shettima, National President, AYCF, the organization berated the Lagos State Government for neglecting its community in the state in the distribution of the lockdown palliatives.

The group informed the Lagos State Government that the palliative is a "right" not a gift and as such everyone, "regardless of which part of Nigeria they come from" is entitled to receive it.

The statement reads: "It has come to the notice of our organization that the Arewa community in Lagos state has been totally left out in the distribution of palliatives in the ongoing lockdown.

"We wish to, therefore, indicate our position as follows:

"1. We share pain and agony of the Arewa community for being neglected by the Lagos state government as if they not residents of the State. And we believe that this is totally unacceptable.

"2. We wish to remind the Lagos State Government that the palliative is not a gift but a right for all the people in the State, regardless of which part of Nigeria they came from. The Covid-19 is a global problem and anywhere there is lockdown the authorities come forward with food and other essentials for the people of the communities where pandemic is infecting and killing people. We are appalled that the Lagos State Government has neither offered the palliative to the Arewa community nor make any official announcement about its plans for the Arewa community.

"3. We wish to remind the Lagos State Government that it would be doing no special favor to the Area community by giving them what rightly belongs to them. All relevant laws are here to confirm the difference between pandemic palliatives and favors by a government.

"4. It is uncivilized, unthinkable and unacceptable for the Lagos State Government to abandon the Arewa community in this crucial hour of need. There now a pandemic and there’s the attendant lockdown for which no reasonable government will fold its arms and watch citizens in avoidable suffering.

"We, at the AYCF, say no to this open selective patronage in One Nigeria. A skewed process that takes the suffering of a section of its citizens as less important than that of other citizens stands condemnable by all Nigerian men and women of conscience.

"To be forewarned is to be forearmed," the group concluded.

http://crossforum..com

[/s]Trash, when hunger wire you well, you will call buhari

Macphenson:
Yeah, says another slave that is in love with his golden chains.

Lol, the history book says it all, from balewa, to Shagari, from Shagari to Tofa, from Tofa to Obasanjo(northern son), from Obasanjo to Atiku. You people are eternal Fulani slaves. We understand you want your post. Everlasting slaves.

adadike:
How many times did you caution Buhari when he was distributing money in the north while Corona is in Lagos. Don't mind them Sanwo Olu, let them.go and hug transformer for all I care . It's time to put these people where they rightly belong to_ back seat

Allow west to carry their cross please no involve yourself, you saw what the idiot muric leader wrote yesterday about Muslim in Anambra, allow them to call their problem they are part of.

You can never see the migrants from West here but if it was Igbo matter the thread would've gotten to 3rd page without being on front page. Cowards

Anambralstson:
You can never see the migrants from West here but if it was Igbo matter the thread would've gotten to 3rd page without being in front page. Cowards

They are hiding because they are afraid of their slave masters. They will not say pim

They should all go back home.

The FG is sharing trailer load of rice to Kano

mrvitalis:
We won't hear respect your host now ooh

na true oooo Yorubas won't say it but if it's Igbos nawa oooo

wizzakosh:
So says an Oponu from the land where road is swallowing cars.

mynd44 take care of this boy ,he is calling a nairalander oponu

Anambralstson:
Allow west to carry their cross please no involve yourself, you saw what the idiot muric leader wrote yesterday about Muslim in Anambra, allow them to call their problem they are part of.

it's okay

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FrLukas:
They should all go back home.

The FG is sharing trailer load of rice to Kano

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Kamani8:
If everything I read here is true, then I strongly recommend that Lagos state should issue an unreserved apology to these folks and give them their rights.

Nepotism should never be encouraged

Kamani8.
Please, let's learn how not to support evil.
Truth be told, the sharing of the palliative was not evenly distributed, but I believe, that not all yorubas in Lagos state got it as well as other tribes.
It was also shared shared in Abuja, can this Arewa group say al tribes in Abuja got it, why can't they also agitate for the same right from the officials in Abuja
This agitation for me is a precursor to some ominous plan.
It was not well distributed, but everyone has moved on, looking forward to a more conducive environment for business, so that we all can fend for ourselves.
Why is this group coming to threaten a state?