₦airaland Forum

he stands for indecision and lack of political will

How many of these laudable ideas have ever been implemented? Text book politicians! U had better insert quotation mark on that "credible" for Jega.

@beaf
have u made any point urself? Jst saying hw emotional poster is isn't enough to prove a point. If u think GEJ has performed, tell us how and what he has done and stop babbling.

Hey! Come on ladies, there's no need to get married. Just live ur life and enjoy every bit. U can fuk every man u like huh? They luv money and career and chase it wit their p^ssy until they start havin wrinkles that MARY KAY cant remove thats when they come to their family senses.

This is touchin, God help me with the heart to love people no matter their condition

I think Ibb shud nt b crusified much. With d way tins r goin,i tink he shud b givn a second chance. I tink he is most qualified 2 b d president of dis complex country apart 4rm Obasanjo. Niga needs strong headed president.

You can't stop prostitution. It is a way of life. Sexual promiscuity is a function of human insatiability and crave for pleasurable indulgence. Even in the well developed countries with low unemployment, there are "professional" sex workers. Only their prices, availability and restrictions vary.

Yeruba men, educated illiterates!

Bros/sis abeg keep ur cash and put it to better use. Like they say, a bird at hand is worth 20 in d bush. Dnt ask more questions in case they have agents here on NL

I've had the privilege to meet with reasonable yorubas, however i must admit that majority of yorubas are the lousiest in the country.

And which was awolowo's highest political position? Then some yeruba numbskulls would babble of how the peacock flaunted its feathers and yet couldn't fly above a 50cm fence.

One would think that nigerians are more concerned with unity, yet pugnacity is the case.

The planned ostentatious 50th independence aniversary exhibition by the government is indicative of the complacency and laxity of our polity at championing the NIGERIA PROJECT . A depiction of unpatriotism and negligence in the face of overwhelming health, socio-economic and infrastructural exigencies. This blatant misplacement of priorities breeds consequential and catastrophic cataclysm. A fallout of the incessant depletion of our non-renewable resources. It is evident that neither the government nor the governed submit wholly to the elusive ideology of ONE NIGERIA. Hence the rise in secessional tendencies, a sabotage of our quest for true federalism. If we therefore as future leaders and patriots reject to state unequivocally our dissatisfaction with the excesses of the current dispensation, then our fate as NIGERIA lies in the circumstantial fragility of ethnic and tribal federalism.

where is TAIWO AKINKUMI?

He caused the Kano riot of 1953

@seanet
its easy to knw. Yerubas are the certificate bearers whereas igbo people have the brains. Yerubas are the inventors of bloodletting politics. Kidnapping is a problem common amongst igbos caused by obasanjo's unemployment policy. Look at hw yerubas barstardized ICAN and HND with mediocrity

Its obvious that "yerubas" are cowards! How did awolowo die? Like a church rat! You all knw who was supposed to die before he ran his mouth. Free education that thought u mediocrity and inability to speak english. Yorubas are followers! Look at hw they mesmerized the religion of their brothers with wana be muslim party goers.

If any naija girl try dat, I'll put my berreta 9mm into the mouth of ur womanliness and see the bullet erupt frm ur skull

U should also be aware of the international and local loan sources with obnoxious accruals of interests which the state is expected to offset piecemeal but have nefariously deferred the debt management to be obligations of subsequent administrations.

@prince
u're intact!

@texazzpete
tell us the full name of the girl u always have s*ex with and if u're girl, vice versa. Nincompoop!

@ikengawo
are u sure u live in nigeria? What kind of stupid suggestion are u makin? That the private sector is responsible for development? In a country that lack the basic societal amenities? U're a nincompoop! And maybe its ur illiteracy. Look governments establish the basic foundation for development without which it is impossible to build a nation. When politicians embezzle money and refuse to plough back such money into the GDP of the country, it leads to capital investment flight resultin to poor infrastructural amenities.

Dora self. No b everytin u suppose talk. U nd soludo,wetin una dey compete for?

@na_so and Ajanlekoko
i have a lot of respect for Mandela but i cited his case to emphasize that there is no water-tight radicalism or rationality and all these are a function of conditions and situations. It is regrettable that we do nt strive to ascertain the sources of our people's radicalism and criticism. They mostly come frm socio-economic dissatisfaction; a struggle for pecuniary benefits. And when they falsely project altruism as the basis for their action, they become victims of their own standards.

Again, look at the renowned activist, Nelson Mandela who had fought oppression at its zenith. But when it came to 1994, and he saw an opportunity for "gain", he took it, contested the election and became the president. He should have backed off politics and remained an activist or moreso an elder statesman bt he never did. Nw on the present situation, Goodluck Jonathan is faced with the mischievious options of either leaving a legacy nt contesting but conducting free and fair elections or hijacking the system and "re-electing himself into office. I bet u know his possible choice.

@na_so
I acknowledge the peculiarity of the Nigerian experience. But you may have to understand that there is this homogeneity of human opportunism. That is to say that all humans have opportunistic tendencies but in some places, people are deterred from exploiting that opportunity for "gain" due to well established institutional barricades and system of values. Consider this scenario: PASTOR Tunde Bakari is a MEMBER of a political party and also of the Save Nigeria Group; a clergy, politician and an activist. Wole Soyinka, an ACTIVIST and an ambivalent politician. Then look at Martin Luther king jnr., a rev. and an activist bt never lived long for us to see the other side like rev. Jessy Jackson who almost is in politics. If American institutions were as weak as ours, they could hv been political leaders.

Funny!