₦airaland Forum

[quote author= post=99870379]It is a serious matter.
Very shocking.
And there is actually a police post on her street.
May God dey protect us all o.[/quote]Because the idols you folks worship have failed to offer any meaningful return for the huge resources and patronage offered unto them. Where ate the pre 2015 promises of a secure nation. Isn't it time to either speak up or shutdown completly.

Very colourful, rich culture.

gurunlocker:
That's the CHANGE we all want...


Even with the so called corruption, have you asked yourself how we were able to buy petrol at #64-97 naira under PDP, while barrel is being sold at $80-100 USD?


Because under the administration of no corruption, any increase in crude oil barrel price automatically leads to increase in pump price, even though they are still paying subsidy.


The sad part is we keep acting like this isn't affecting all of us. Most people income are not increasing and inflation is on the rise.

This administration is one lucky administration as they keep on getting away with the pain they are instilling on Nigerians.

Lucky of you admit that the bottom feeders, the peons are too traumatized to offer any resistance while the so called, non existent middle class is too ashamed to admit their intellectual shortcomings in installing this government of hot air, smoke and mirrors.

A citadel befitting a king, a legend, an icon and the greatest player of the beautiful game we came to love.

Once again, the institutions you failed to build but rather destroy on the altar of the personification of government cannot serve you in your time of need. Mr. Rocha's and Mr. Uzodinma and we'll other tin gods out there should learn from this.

PISS IN THE CUP OF THE LAW, EQUITY AND JUSTICE TODAY....AND YOU WILL DRINK BILE FROM IT TOMORROW.

Whatever goes round comes around.

Hahahaha....This man has never seen a civilised needle in his entire life. Probably the type that swigs the potpourri of poached wild fauna popularly called 'agbo' by those who would send their kidneys straight to an early grave.

He should've been put to sleep first so he doesn't burst a high pressure artery.

Paradise5050:
No comeback for Barca today

PSG is throwing this game away piece meal. If not for that Messi miss Poch's socks woukd be drenched in sweat by now. Sitting back for a counter is outdated strategy when holding a big lead. Barca can hurt them.

blazepascal:
Ronaldo went home yesterday today is messi turn congrats to Bayern Munich for winning the UCL 2021

This season's cup is more open than you think. Bayern is not as dominant as they were last season and their tactics are well understood now. I am beginning to give City a bigger slice of the proposition.

Corruption incorporated.

Barca should beg Messi to share some of his mountainous salary to hire some decent defenders.nau. This is embarrassing. The great Barca is a shadow of itself. A complete empty shell.

Never had the privilege of a female boss. Both my professions were hardcore, alpha male affairs....basically till this day.

Haba Sheikh. Tell them that as for me....I'm in love....

Very shortly we will soon start our own 'Westerns' and shoot our very own, 'The Good, the bad and the very, very, very ugly'...

Shebi they want to become superstars. Just hang on, I am consulting ol Clint Eastwood.

They should get rid of their coach. He is not managerial material. Another Frank Lampard like experiment gone wrong. The Agnelli family are jokers.

Difrent:
No mind them.
These guys looks like hunters going for game in a large forest (igbo nla) . For goodness's sake this is the peak of hunting season and the old oyo national park is a very good for hunting . Theres so much misinformation these days that it takes wisdom not to fall for misinformation. If after investigation they were found to be innocent hunters going to hunt and are released the narrative will be that they are favoured.....thats how they always tag everyone in a trailer following his goods down south as almajiri .one thing for sure truth will always prevail.

Hunting at a time of the greatest security challenge the nation has faved since the civil war. Bearing arms to a region and location under siege. Whoever dreamt that idea must be Einstein indeed.

The churches should go set up new schools and parents who are uncomfortable should withdraw their wards. That is what Christ would do. That is what the biblical Isaac did.

But once again I say. This is what you get when the church is under resourced and lacks the acumen to hold its own in society. So for those who criticise 'tithes and offerings' as means and ways to empower the church and promote its programs, here you are.

No sympathy here. The people will fight for you if they put you there. So go meet whoever bulldozed you into that quagmire.

In a few weeks he will have spent the same time as GEJ.in Aso Rock....then the knives will really be out....what a mess.

Everton holding their own for now. Carlo is a very, very good coach. Arsenal lost out big time.

Controversial as this may be, I bet if he was at City, he may not have won that many Prem titles but he certainly would have won the big eared trophy by now with all the resources available.

That is what we keep on saying. Air tranaport is not a busness but a rich man's vent pipe for dodgy money. I wouldn't go as far as saying it is the biggest washing machine in Nigeria.

babythug:
Divorce is an unfortunate situation to be in. Nonetheless it’s not the end of the world . Both himself and his former wife are to blame . He should brace up and try the following:

1. Dust himself and be ready to start over .
2. Face his career or job
3. Determine to be at peace with his ex no matter the level of provocation or otherwise
4. Be the best father he can be to his children given the circumstances. Pay whatever bills as deemed necessary and pay extra where possible
5. He should document any payment made
6. He must not bring the kids into the divorce by relaying what their mum has done or not done to them
7.

We are talking about the man's interests here so what is this epistle about protecting the woman. The kids should know what is happening so they have an independent view.

It will be naive of the man to think the woman is not busy filling their heads with crap such that when they are 'older' as many allude here, thy will seek him. A partner who will not want the truth to emerge will do everything to destroy the other.

There are several ways to make contact under the table He should go to their school and meet with his kids friends and set up cyber linkages.

Must every divorce be projected as the man's fault. It is fair and humane for him to see his kids even if he is a serial killer.

Can't even remember if this is his first or second tenure cos it seems very late in the day to roll out visions and too near sunrise to start dreaming.

Even though the police as an institution has scant credibility he should fight this case with the best legal representation possible, alternately get social media influencers to broadcast it so that a new and independent investigation can be carried out. It is absolutely ridiculous for the unit involved to be investigating itself.

Godarz:
I am not a government propagandist...I am more of a 'Nigeria has to diversify away from oil' propagandist.

I understand and apologize for using such wording but this issue is serious and has been recurring over the years leading to the whole scale destruction of the standard of living of the typical Nigerian. No one expects the government to helicopter excess cash onto Nigerians, I do not expect or desire subsidies (I am a strong anti subsidy advocate, not just on energy but on the naira and other sources of waste) but I expect clear accountability and advocacy by the citizens on what or how excess income is deployed and the welfare of the citizens should be a top priority.

Godarz:
No excuses for failure...but the fact is, when oil prices started falling down during GEJ's regime, Nigeria had to start taking loans to keep our nehad above water.

When the fall continued during Bubu's time, the loan taking continued.

Now that oil has gone up....the loans must be paid first.

As put by this article...Managing the dutch disease in Nigeria from 2004...



Thus, there is a critique of why GEJ and Buhari are both bad....they DID not diversify us from oil. Buhari in partiuclar had a lot of cheap tools he could have used eg removing suibsides, and ending insecurity, and widening the tax base....which so far he hasn't used. Instead...it has been go back to agric...like it is the 1960's when the UK was our guaranteed market.

Can you furnish us peons what a typical loan was that we ALL have to pay for now that will make us not SEE any benefit of oil price rises.
My daddy lost his job and we were eating once a day and am off school. Now he has gained another job (perhaps not as good as the first) and he tells me that I will still be off school and still manage breakfast only. Telling me he has debts to pay. He should explain what he took the loans for.

Godarz:
Won't benefit us

1.We still have to pay off the debts incurred when oil prices were lower than $50 and below....

2.Also, the oil price isn't up to our break even price...the price at which we can earn enough to maintain a balanced budget. For Nigeria it is $133 dollars.

3.That's why your government has to diversify, and also save money by ending payment of subsides and such

Excuses have started from government apologists to pound our minds into expecting nothing while they 'steal the silver'. Same ol, same ol propaganda. We all suffer and sacrifice but when benefits come they tell us another thing. Did we jointly agree to these loans, no. Have these bogus loans directly benefited us, no.

Team '100 Dollars during Jonathan's Regime" over to you. As the earnings gap fades the excuses for poor governance should as well. But typical there will be silence on the benefits and new excuses for the failures. We are waiting.

Why complain about what he gives. Did he promise anything better before you all lined up to vote him in....

This is the dividend of sentimental electioneering. While citizens of other nations extract solid, tangible, published and verifiable commitments before empowering their political representatives, here they just whip up sectional or ethno-religious confetti and the peons will be dancing to the polls.

Abeg, shut it, sit tight and learn the hard way by suffering as an African.

Pep still has questions to answer at the very highest levels. His technical portfolio is without question the very best on the planet but his matchday tactical prowess remains uncertain.

Soccer remains a game of good skill, great techniques but the Italians will always tell you, also of clever tactical mastery. It is what ultimately wins trophies.

If City has a day like this in the Champions league run then the big eared trophy will continue to elude Pep and credit for his two successes will continue to lie with Messi and Co.

Ole has simply outfoxed Pep today.

Well deserved. Rangers play outstanding soccer and have competed well in Europe for a Scottish team.

Though I do not like the tone of 'Amaechi Camp', thus ascribing the ownership of a political grouping to an individual thus setting the tone for 'godfatherism', it is important to Rivers state and its people that democracy thrives there and the APC plays its role as a viable opposition party and a government in waiting.

The hitherto constant bickering between various factions has not served the state ultimately and has given the ruling PDP a free ride and less than desirable dividends to the people.

Though this ruling will not end the squabbles and could even lead to defections, it is important that the judiciary has taken a stand to break the deadlock thus enabling one side to take root. Hopefully this will make the game of democracy more interesting and competitive in the near future.

My attraction to the post was an opportunity to see first hand what a cache of captured so called 'sophisticated weapons' our security agents frequently complain about. Alas, an assortment of GPMG, AK's and anRPG is what they complain about.

If these represent the general threats then I think today's security agents are miles behind what their predecessors faced. I think better recruitment, training and indoctrination is necessary to have an effective fighing and deterrent force.

The uncivil service, the bane of development in Nigeria. Always found In cahoots with politicians to steal and rob the country dry. Then their peons will trouble Nigeria endlessly for minimum wage while keeping quiet about the crumbs they lap up from their masters tables.