₦airaland Forum

anonimi:
He may be saying one thing and DOING something else underground like hypocritical politicians, especially since his sentencing for gun crimes.

If he is sincere, why has he not used his EFF clout to tame the murderous xenophobic crowd

He can’t get cuz:

1) He doesn’t have the required numbers yet for him to gain more power.

2) He’ll surely get arrested if he dare try such. Him trying such is directly proportional to waging war against SA government. No way they won’t silence him..

Kukutente23:
I guess you're able to relate because some folks here in Nigeria also put up tribal baiting when elections are close. You hear things like drowning in the lagoon and outright threats of death if you don't vote my candidate being directed at a tribe. Their leader had to adopt a religious ticket last time out! I guess it's this experience that's given you the ability to be able to spot tribal politics even in a room filled with same coloured mushrooms

Been to SA before..

Enikanolaiye, from Igbagun in Kogi State, graduated with a First Class degree in Political Science from Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria, where he emerged as the best graduating student in his faculty and earned the Dean’s Prize.

Enikanolaiye… What a name !

ceejayluv:
Na to ban or limit exportation of LPG then.

Naso..

Make we limit ham jare..

boomcity009:
Y u talk so

Because the orange head in White House has brought politics into it..

Many people have canceled their ticket and everything. World Cup will start on Thursday and it’s not even as if World Cup is starting. World Cup wey be say, nah 2 months to the main event everyone go don dey know say World Cup is approaching..

The only country adding spice to the World Cup is Mexico. I do see their things online. Even Canada nah wash. FIFA made a terrible mistake. They should have let Mexico to be the sole country to host this World Cup..

CrownOfClay724:
They might regret it .
It's shameful that the very best parts of Nigeria can not and will not offer them similar quality of life with what they enjoyed in South Africa— even if they spend more.

If they ask me, I'll say they should move to another country.
Naija no be serious place.

If you’ve been to SA before, you won’t say this..

There’s nothing in SA that you won’t find in Ikeja only self, make we no even mention Lagos state as a whole, talkless of Nigeria..

Quality of life? SA people no enjoy reach Naija… Dem SA people self dey talk ham..

You people don’t know how sweet Nigeria is until you step out.

anonimi:
I wonder if Malema has a hand in this situation, even though he TALKS differently about it

Malema is pro people. He doesn’t have a hand in it. It’s known worldwide..

He even mocked SA recently, telling them that instead of them to focus of their failed government, they’re focusing on foreigners. He said what job exactly are foreigners taking? What job did government created for foreigners? Foreigners will come and establish a business by themselves, then you’ll suddenly wake up one day to claim they’re taking your jobs. Where is the job? He said a lot..

SA people hates Malema cuz he’s always telling them the truth. It’s the reason why they don’t wanna vote for him to make him president..

TenderManiac:
In other words, the price hick is artificial. It was created by the rich to choke the poor.

Exactly bro..

It was what they usually do with petrol until subsidy was removed

TheWolfen:
Its funny how these SA weirdos can no longer hide their hatred for Nigerians and other black immigrants in their country
They can't pretend anymore. They basically saying we hate you and dont want you.

If they hate Nigeria, they won’t be dating / getting married to Nigerians..

The hatred towards foreigners you do see online is politically generated. It’s all politics. Some of those ladies championing the riots are all wanting to contest for one election or the other. After the election, everything will die down. Then, you’ll suddenly start hearing it again when election is coming… Especially their presidential and other top elections. Observe very well, same thing like this will happen..

It’s the same similar thing trump / republican used. Lemme give you an example:

Check this; The most prominent Somali woman associated with Minnesota is U.S. Representative Ilhan Omar. Representing Minnesota's 5th Congressional District, she made history as the first Somali-American, the first African refugee, and one of the first Muslim women elected to the U.S. Congress.

There’s no form of racist words trump has not used on this woman. Trump said; she’s from Somalia, the worst country in earth, bla bla bla. He said she should go back to Somalia and leave USA bla bla bla but all these things didnt work. Republicans wanna capture MN so bad, but all they’ve tried didn’t work..

Politics ehh, it’s beyond what any comman man understand..

The boy standing was late for class..

Cooked up story..

Mtchewww

Laple0541:
CAF should just withdraw all African countries participating in the tournament. It’s a big slap on the continent when her best referee is denied entry in such manner.

No much difference between CAF & FIFA. They’re both corrupt entities..

CodeTemplar:
A nation building pipeline to europe is lacking gas.

It’s not lacking gas..

This is the problem.. Financial Vanguard findings showed that some producers are focused on exporting the product rather than meeting domestic demand.

Some producers prefer to export gas, rather than sell here in Nigeria, because of more profit..

This World Cup might turn out to be the worst World Cup ever !

CodeTemplar:
what do you do for a living?

Bro, just ignore that one..

Let her be deceiving herself..

Even tho, colos is extremely bad, una sure say that is not assassination?

I’m sayin this cuz I’ve seen how colos work. Once you puff one drag, you’ll become highly aggressive to do anything. You’ll be feeling like fighting lion self..

So, if you smoke colos, in this context, you’ll destroy the bucket, not dip inside it cuz you wouldn’t have the calmness to do so..

QuinQQ:
It was even worse, Tinubu was one of the main founders and national leader and looking older than Buhari and bent almost in half and was not known for humility. Obi is standing erect and is known for not being egotistical, and would stand for even his ward chair if that's what would bring progress.

Was Obi greeting Dickson or even shaking his hand??

Tinubu is usually bowing for people when it comes to greetings. Buhari was not the only one..

You said it worse. How can it be worse? 2 grown adult stood up to greet each other & youre claiming it’s worse?

Were you expecting Buhari to Sit down or Tinubu to sit down while greeting each other?

Oga, Obi is a boy for where Tinubu dey!

QuinQ:
And you saw how he was bowing to the presidential candidate

But both are standing to greet each other nah..

Or was Buhari sitting down?

QuinQQ:
Political leader how?? The presidential candidate of the party is the de facto leader of the party.

And below is Tinubu as APC chairman talking to the presidential candidate!

Tinubu was never Apc chairman. Osho baba was Apc chairman during buhari..

The context of this Tinubu picture you showed is different from your Agulu fraud. As you can see, both buhari & Tinubu are on standing, greeting each other..

Your fraud was mere standing infront of…

CodeTemplarr:
Current guy is paying 84k.

No be only 84k, nah 840k..

Xx

“It is sad that what a Level 1 worker earns in Imo State is close to what a Level 9 officer earns in Abia State.

Haha 🤣

Nice one from Alex Otti..

False news..

Not surprised it was one Amaka that posted it.. She had no clue what they’re saying, yet she created a false narrative..

This is Ifa people, eulogizing on of their leader… The man at number 3 I think..

Country:- Brazil

Player name:- Jagabandinho

Haha..

Chucks13:
God bless ya comrade.

Respect!!!

You too comrade

Kudos to our gallant officers..

The way these fake videos are being circulated ehh..

geoworldedu:
Luwabi 5: 1- 47

See The Great Knowledge I Got While Observing My Quiet Time On May 19
I am so so glad I came across this great knowledge when I was observing my quiet time today. It is from the Great Book called the book of universal history.

Luwabi 5 : 1 - 47

1. Luwabi, the son of Akanbi, who is from the tribe of Akan has written many proverbs. For he has many scribes with him who helped him to write them.
2. Now one homo came to Luwabi and said, where do you get all these proverbs from? Then Luwabi said, every thing which happens in our land, I write them down and then draw out a moral lesson from them. Those moral lessons are the proverbs which you see.
3. Now Luwabi brought out the leaves upon which he had written many things. And in the first bundle of leaves, he had written about Ifayemi who was roasting a corn in his farm. And Ifayemi left the corn and began to hunt for grasshoppers.
4. Now when Ifayemi had ended up gathering many grasshoppers which he would roast for dinner, he discovered that he has gone far away from the corn which he was roasting in his farm.
5. Now when Ifayemi returned to the farm, the east wind had blown the fire upon the grasses in the farm and the whole farm had caught fire.
6. Now from the story of what happened to Ifayemi did Luwabi make up the proverb, saying, anyone who is roasting a corn in the farm should focus on the corn until it is done, because if he wanders away from the farm, both the corn and the farm would be lost forever.
7. And this did Luwabi apply to many aspects of life, saying, if someone is doing anything very sensitive, he should do it with great focus until it is complete. Else he shall lose concentration and gain nothing in the end.
8. Now in the second bundle of leaves, Luwabi wrote the story of Ajasin; now Ajasin was a priest of Ogun. And Ajasin was well-gifted in the making of tools from iron.
9. Now a time came when some homos came from a foreign land and brought with them a thing which can show the image of someone’s face(mirror).
10. Now, because Ajasin has never seen such thing before, he neglected the worship of Ogun his own god and followed after the strangers, asking them that he would do anything they wanted him to do if only they could teach him how to make it.
11. Now the strangers said, first of all, tell all the followers of your god to abandon their god and worship Eresh, our own god.
12. Now Ajasin did so and all his worshippers were gone within few moments. Then the homos gave Ajasin a mirror and he was happy. Now after about five years when Ajasin was tired of the mirror, he went back to all the homos whom he was a priest over, saying, return to the worshipping of Ogun, but they all said, Eresh the god of mirror and reflection is our god.
13. So Ajasin lost all his followers and went after Luwabi to seek counsel. Then Luwabi said, they showed you what they have made and you jumped for joy. Why did you not also show them what you have made by what you believe on?
14. Have they made hoes? Have they made traps to catch the grass-cutters? Can they make the korope? No they cannot, yet you sell your own knowledge so cheaply and abandoned what you can do to listen to them.
15. For every soul has knowledge of his own and no knowledge is superior to another.
16. For if you say that Luwabi does not know the knowledge of curing sicknesses with herbs and you judge me on that, then I will also say that you do not know the knowledge of using words of the lips to cure people’s problems of fear and worry.
17. So I tell you, the knowledge you already have are not to be thrown away because of the knowledge from foreign lands which looks better. For if you develop your own knowledge, you shall do more exploits than them.
18. I Luwabi use no herbs and make no incantations, yet I am always healthy because I know how to think. So Ajasin, value the knowledge you have, even though it looks like a rag to you when another knowledge arrives from foreign land, appearing like a robe.
19. In the third leaves, the thing was arranged in the form of aroko(signs and symbols). And Luwabi said, it is the story of a homo who had a bad habit. But when she was about to get married, she hid her bad habits and after her marriage, she revealed them again.
20. Then her husband was angry with her because she did not talk about that habit or manifest it during her courtship. Now her bad habit was that she cannot do without hissing, even when nothing serious was happening.
21. Now I Luwabi told her, saying, even if you were trying to keep the habit away from your spouse, try to let him know that you have the habit. You can tell him in the form of a joke and he would take it as a joke, but already you have told him. And he will be the one asking you every day you meet, saying, Agboyin, did you not say that you have bad habits? But why have I not seen you hissing since we began this courtship?
22. Then you will reply, my lover, I am trying hard to stop it, that is why. Then that would not be a problem in the future after marriage because he knows that you have that habit, which you do for no reason.
23. So from this did Luwabi bring out the proverb, saying, be clear like the oje(white water) of a botuje leaf.
24. Now in the fourth bundle of leaves did Luwabi write the story of a virgin who was very beautiful. And three men asked her hands in marriage. And the first said, I love you so much Fafunke.
25. I shall marry you, no matter what. Now Fafunke was wise. And she thought to test the three homos to know which one she would agree to take as a husband.
26. Now Fafunke said, some olosa(thieves) came to my my house and defiled me last year. So I am not a virgin again.
27. When the three heard it, two said they will go ahead to marry her, even though she had lost the treasure in her.
28. But one left her and did not return again.
29. Now when the two came again, Fafunke said, the defilement by the olosa has resulted into a baby.
30. Now when Adisa heard it, he left to his house, saying, I cannot take care of a baby. But Fafunke said, if we marry and I give birth, will you not take care of it?
31. Now Amoo came and saw Fafunke in tears. Then Amoo said, why are you shedding tears my lover? Then Fafunke said, because I told Adisa that I have a baby for the thief, Adisa left me and cursed me.
32. Now Amoo said, do you have a baby for the thieves? Then Fafunke said, let me bring it for you to see for yourself. So Fafunke went in to bring a twig she had wrapped in many clothes.
33. And when she came, she did not see Amoo outside anymore. Now Amoo told Ajayi his friend what has happened to Fafunke. And Ajayi said, you did not want to marry her because she was raped? What if it happened when you are already husbands and wives?
34. Then Amoo said, if it happens then I will send her back to her father’s house. Because I cannot bear to live with someone who has been raped.
35. Then Ajayi said, what if the wife you marry suddenly become lame, will you send her packing? Then Amoo said, I will surely send her packing. I cannot be the husband of a lame woman.
36. Then Ajayi said, if that is so, then you cannot be a good husband.
37. Now Ajayi went to woo Fafunke herself. And she said, Ajayi, I have a baby for some thieves who came to rape me last year. Then Ajayi said, Fafunke, I love you.
38. The suku of your head is like the handle of a royal horsetail. Let me be a father to that child.
39. Then Fafunke said, it is a girl. But Ajayi said, whether it is a girl or not, bring it. I shall care for it like my baby. And no one shall know that it is the child of a thief. If you do not tell the child and I do not tell the child, which unfortunate being will tell the child whom she is?
40. Then Fafunke said, what if I do not have any child for you? Will you not tell the child by yourself and send us packing? Then Ajayi said, is it you I love or the child I am expecting you to have for me?
41. No, it is you I love and not the child whom I do not even know if Olodumare Oba ajiki will grant us. And if you have no baby, we will take care of the one we have with us and believe the proverb of our land that says that, the head of another man’s child will bring about the arrival of our own child.
42. Then Fafunke said, what if your family forces you to marry another wife over me? Then Ajayi said, I shall not hear them if both of us have agreed at the beginning that we shall not raise a polygamous family.
43. Now when Fafunke prolonged the matter, Ajayi said, I can no longer wait to see the face of our child. Go inside and fetch it. Then Fafunke smiled and said, I have never felt so loved before by anyone. And I have never loved any man in my life, except Amoo and Adisa. But they have both left me because of what they hear from my mouth.
44. Then Fafunke went inside and fetched the baby. But when Ajayi unfolded it, he found a twig and not a baby. Then Fafunke said, I was only testing the three men, but they have failed.
45. Now when Ajayi took the thing to Amoo and called it the baby of Fafunke, he was surprised. And he came to beg Fafunke but she did not accept her back.
46. So also did Adisa when he heard it, but Fafunke rejected him also. And she married Ajayi, the homo who was ready to see the baby before she would believe the story, because Ajayi knew by thinking deep that Fafunke was only testing the three homos.
47. Now from the story of Fafunke and her suitors did Luwabi fetch the proverb which says, he who searches for a big slice of yam should get to the bottom of the pot. But he who stops half-way shall not know the root of the matter

Hmmmmm 😎

Miggs:
Nigerians/black Africans have really got to evolve beyond these stone age beliefs and into the present world of technological and scientific advancements.

It’s reversing back gradually..

May people are getting librated and now believed all these foreign religion are nothing but a scam..

It was a tool created to deceive the under low, for the upper & beyond..

Kogbeyinbo:
If the shot fired by the policeman hit the Guy now what do we call it is it extra judicial killing just curious to know

It’s a warning shots. The popo never aimed at killin him..

The only wanted him to drop down from the roof and it worked..

DrTee1:
But why did the police have to shoot at the man in the roof who bore no arms?

I know the society is charged, but extra-judicial killing isn't right either. You don't shoot at an unarmed person except the court of competent jurisdiction has passed a death sentence, isn't it?

However, looking closely, despite the close proximity, it doesn't look like the suspected kidnapper in the roof was hit by the gunshot. He should have crumpled to the floor from the roof and died if that happened. However, his descent, thought fast, showed some clumsy coordination, suggesting that he wasn't killed.

Yet, this poses another challenge: how can our security agencies shoot that closely and not hit the intended target?

If you watched the video well, the moment that police dude spotted him on the roof, he told him to come down and run fired a warning shots. The popo didnt aim at killing him since he hasn't display any weapons yet..

Immediately the werey receive the warning shots, he dropped down immediately. What the popo did actually worked perfectly..