₦airaland Forum

Caulker:
Unaab Alumni MTS Department
Good to see some of you here

johncasey1:
Lemme Introduce myself formally

IOawore Adesola

HSM



400L.





And where is Pseudonomer?

Fynestboi:
Date: 29th. May.


Any questions?

shachris02:
well i don't live in lagos because i don't see any reason too. So your hero is just a local champion. Deal with it.

shachris02:
so to you, yoruba land is all the nigeria you know baa? Village boy.

shachris02:
never heard of the phrase.

tunery004:
You said and I quote ' can the Ijaw, Fulani, Igala, Yoruba and Hausa stand alone' my sentiment is why you didn't mention the Igbos, well, if Kosovo and South Sudan could stand alone, then those aforementioned tribe could.
You said poor governance is the source of our problem, I beg to differ, our problem is ZONING and our bias towards ethnicity when we appoint those to lead us. We are so tribalistic that we neglect those with better credentials and appoint mediocre ones because a part of the country must rule. My question is if we continue to elect our leaders based on ZONING, when are we going to get good governance?
Good governance will come that moment we all stop being BIGOTS.

DeeTus:
If you do not agree with my classical example, then you're religiously wrong and incapacitated.

tunery004:
Since the amalgamation of 1914, nothing has divided Miss Flora Shaw's creation than ethnicity and religion. After a century of unhealthy cohabitation, the last general election really brought out the true nature of the entities that made up Nigeria.
From the Obi of Onitsha calling a tribe 'the amala people' to the Oba of Lagos and his famous 'Lagoon' statement, never have we had it this bad.
The politics section of Nairaland has been going agog lately with frequent stories of Biafra and so much hate and intolerance could be felt all around us. So I ask, where is the love?
Religion they say is the opium of the people, religion did its part in the propagation of the dread sect Boko Haram, religion is why our people taught the last general election was between 'light and darkness'. Religion is why our leaders go kneeling in churches and beclouding our sense of reason with their sympathy and humility to a so called god.
My question is, what good has religion done to us other than divide us more and also defraud us of our reasoning.
General Yakubu Gowon brought the NYSC scheme to unite us, but today Nigerians are selective of where they want to serve, even the NYSC has failed it purpose. No Easterner want to serve in the North and same it is for every other tribe.
Finally, I will conclude by saying we all should peep into the politics section of Nairaland and watch the threads with the highest pages, I bet you it will definitely be about the intolerance of one tribe to the other, the mockery of one religion to the other and then you will find out that no one is truly a Nigerian, its either they are Yoruba, Igbo, Hausa, Fulani, Ikwere, Ijaw, Itshekiri,Nupe, Igala, Tiv, Ibibio and so much more only to be joined together by what we called 'THE SCAM' of the last century.

Fynestboi:
Really? Didn't notice I did.

Fynestboi:
nice one bro......

DeeTus:
Obviously, it is a catalyst for national deformation in Nigeria and in this essay, I would explain couple of facts that are involved here.

First of all, religion has remained one of the limiting factors jeopardizing Nigeria's growth, even though the country claimed to live in peace and tranquility to the outside world. The issue of Boko Haram as a case study, is obviously something the so-called entity has not handled properly, as a result, gave way to mediocrity. The nation will continue to struggle due to religious disunity.

Second, ethnic diversity ought to have been the key to unity. Unfortunately, it is other way round. The government is perhaps handicapped probably because of selfish interests by some powerful politicans.

Third, there is a popular saying "united will stand while divided will fall." This is what Nigeria is experiencing at the moment. They're simply not united. Even those who speak the same local language, for example, the Igbos. While Yorubas and Hausas are slightly better.

Infact, whatever it is, we all should understand that we don't have another Nigeria and must make some sacrifices to save our beloved country from further damage. The West are making mockery of us right now and capatalizing on our lack of unity.

In a nutshell, we can only solve these problems by ourselves and make Nigeria a better place for living. What we need now is sincerity, hardwork and unity to turn things around.

Fynestboi:
Reading of submitted essay commence. 2pm.

Fynestboi:
No format.

Nunushokoto:
M done wit my writeup,was able to gather some point

Nunushokoto:
bro m still waitin for ur ping

Fynestboi:
Deadline for submission is Saturday. 10am.



Max of 2 participants from each school.

Fynestboi:
reason we still stand.

Fynestboi:
UNILORIN (for) VS FUNAAB (against)


[size=15pt]UNILORIN[/size]

shehuaba
illicit
seedorfgf
segtxes23
lukaze
neyoor
kika23

[size=15pt]FUNAAB[/size]


pseudonomer
Nunushokoto
Ibsgal

Religion and Ethnic diversities in Nigeria: triggers for national chaos or reason we still stand?

Fynestboi:
The essay sent across are on fp already.

Fynestboi:
That's all what we ve go though for easy process we decided to put up an essay for each school. Tunde Aluko didn't specify in detail his profile and school representing so I assume we have just four university in for this. Let the fun begin.

Audience you have the floor read through and decide. Who take the first, second and third seat as that will be the basis for the next round.

First vs. THIRD
SECOND VS FOURTH.


WE ain't gonna drag this like the first edition. Thanks.

neupert:
there are 2types normal 2k and follow come 4k5.
How soon do you want it

neupert:
we have the charger