₦airaland Forum

Sonofgod1990:
It will come probably next 20years coming

Any group of people demanding freedom will eventually get it.

Nwaikpe:
Charlie,

Why should we in Nigeria watch a bunch of "Nigerian wannabes?"
Ghanians that struggle to sound Nigerian, act Nigerian, be Nigerian, and talk Nigerian.

They even overestimate themselves as our "RIVALS."

They don't know that we only remember the word "Ghana" when things are not working in Nigeria and we want to yab our leaders.

When last did things work

Sonofgod1990:
Which nightmare?
Biafra is long dead

Nigeria will d*e before that ever happens.
You should know Biafra will at a point get what they want. You may be long gone by then... You can't kill a revolution.

Sonofgod1990:
Biafra that your great grandfathers could not achieve?
Children of nawa days shaa

Be truthful is your nightmare

Tinubu the champion. Doing the greatest work
Those that hate on him don't want the progress of Nigeria

Melagros:
Aljezeera don over brainwashed you into thinking that Israel is committing a genocide for this Israel Caza war...what is happening in Gaza is collateral damage

Make the same thing for reach ur community

Protoaxen:
The fact that they are still alive and they still have a partially damaged school building to return to, is proof that Israel was not trying to erase them from the world map.

Rest, they were.
Same way Germans thought they could erase some set of people from the world.
You think if Netanyahu had thing chance he won't continue

yarimo:
This is very commendable from the FG, Nigerians are just happy to have TINUBU as president

With 5 likes on a million registered users forum

oluwaseunamos33:
why Obi too no win. tell me som1 you know that have run as VP 3 times?

So out of pity he should have it 😂 or because he has put in the work of contesting thrice we should compensate him with 8 years of our lives 😂 when you guys are ready for visible growth you people will tighten the screws loose in your heads. 😂

emmabest2000:
Like Obi like Abiola na so

Make fun of where your countries decline started. Olofo

oluwaseunamos33:
Can you imagine, Atiku to serve obi as deputy abi obi to serve Atiku as deputy. If you are Atiku, will you agree, Is Atiku Obi mate?

Since its about mate why didn't you people allow Atiku win.

Ikaeniyan0:
it does not matter if you click the link or not 🤡

The UK is a police state for banning a supporter exercising his right abi Mr 🤡?

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.nbcnews.com/news/amp/rcna63319

The US is also a police state because someone was arrested for talking? Abi no b so arindi?

Lol the last kick of a dying horse.

Using ur family official nick names and emoji here.
Thinking u re savage 😂 but can't browse properly.

Nl is not a free speech forum u for de cry for where u de. 😂😂😂 And the most place u can use is here cos is for ur brain level 😂

Ikaeniyan0:
The joke is on you 🤡

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.bbc.com/news/articles/ce3qkrrqkldo.amp

A 🤡 like you needs to also advise the UK about freedom of speech because a fan was banned for racist comment. He shouldn't have being banned because there's freedom of speech according to you. So the UK is also a police state.

You would properly know how to copy a website link if you had 🧠
Someone that can not properly copy a site link copying a Google summarised page. I ain't clicking anyways.

teepain:
While I agree with you that circumspection is required by a leader at all times it is equally important for a leader not to allow a free for all or a laissez-faire situation.

Part of the reasons why we are in this current mess is that previous leaders overlooked some stupid things and those things are now normalized so it is becoming more difficult to manage them. People should not hide under the toga of opposition to burn the country up. And it is the same advise I will give to anyone who becomes the President tomorrow. The freedom of expression comes with certain inherent responsibilities.

Poetic N..ama is the word

Chegesnd:
Those who have short memory are better than people who fon't have memory at all!
You belong to the later!
Your god-tinubu and his co-travellers did worse under GEJ.
And again, you need a lecture on what amounts to Treason.

Liv them na to rush type treason, by right no one should be persecuted over a failed state

commoditiesnig:
Honestly i tell you bro.. So much arrogance!

Most countries abroad won't allow such rubbish!

What countries abroad? List 3

Ikaeniyan0:
There's something called "abusing freedom of speech". It's one of the reason Nnamdi Kanu is presently locked up at the Sokoto prison.

An igbo guy living in Rivers state abused freedom of speech by calling on the military to take over and he's presently held by the DSS. There's freedom of speech does not mean we should start talking anyhow

You clearly haven't studied much.
You clearly don't know the difference between democracy n the police state you live in

Abee79:
My problem with DSS is that they seem to be doing selective justice (abi Na victimisation sef?). Bantits, kidnappers and terrorists are killing innocent Nigerians on a daily basis and displacing (and occupying) entire communities, while some Islamic clerics openly call for Jihad, but they gladly look away. You see them arresting people for voicing out against that injustice or making honest comments online.

DSS, I know you have the capacity to make Nigeria better by nipping insecurity at its roots before it manifests. Biko, help Nigeria 🙏

I really laugh when i read ur comment.
Defeated is an understatement

Throwback:
President Tinubu is too cool with those that should have long been incarcerated.

Imagine the lawlessness from Yussuf Datti-Ahmed?



They allowed this loser to bite to the point where he felt anything goes.

He should be criminally charged to court.

Any civilian government that allows politicians to incite anarchy and invite military dictatorship, should blame itself when the military seize the opportunity to strike.

If I was President, this Datti-Ahmed will never taste freedom again until he is criminally convicted for treason.

Abeg siddon one side.

yarimo:
This is very commendable from the DSS

God knows how to follow up ur kinds

Fujiyama:
^^^
On the contrary, many, many people saw it coming. There are many threads (too many to count) on this platform that foresaw where we are now. But they didn't get the attention they deserved.

Make no mistake about it - things will get worse.

Some Nigerians are living in a bubble, completely insulated from the horrors being experienced by other Nigerians living just a few hundred kilometres away. Just a few hundred kilometres away. By the time they realize it, it will be too late.

Like the denial commenter just above you

givedemwotowoto:
Being one of the largest economies in Africa with the most diverse cultures is enough reason to visit and experience the diversity. The north alone has many tourist attractions. Every part of the country has rich history and culture, delicious food, ancient artifacts and tourist sites.

The number 1 problem is insecurity. Then things like electricity, and bad experiences tourists have right from the airports to the streets.

Foreign governments have had elevated security warnings about Nigeria since the past 15 years or more with religious riots, BH, Armed Fulani gangs, militancy, armed struggle, abductions, robberies etc all over Nigeria

No Mr, you are the largest economy by mouth.
No Nigerian city is a world class city not even lagos or Abuja. (jozi and Harare) can boast of being worldclass city and I can confirm firsthand that Jozi is almost like a US city

No tourist attraction, dirty roads, No traffic Light 😂, No light and most importantly no Companies 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

What do you want them to come here for? What do you want?

Go to Angola and see Whites, Go to SA and see people from all over the world living there.

Ttalk:
With your long epistle one would think you don't have governor, assmby member, HoR and Senator.
.
Na Tinubu you want to come and give you basic things. You go wait taya

You go wait for visit or tourist taya

seunmsg:
The citizens of those countries don’t go about demarketing their countries. Nigerians are always on social media always promoting negativity about the country. So, why should tourists want to visit Nigeria?

Sir I visited SA for a couple weeks.
My friends there want to visit Nigeria as I came back.
I said "No, I can't save you if the police here starts harassing you".

Try de go abroad make you know say wetin de do ur country pass wetin u know. Most of your kinds have never been outside Nigeria

yarimo:
All the policemen with peter obi should immediately go back to their station. Nscdc should not give him anything

Peter obi gives you a hard on

muykem:
Nnamidi kaun refused to show any remorse, very proud and full of himself. He was seeing insulting the judge and others. He will rot in the jail.

Rot where 😂😂😂
De play

SpecialAdviser:
Abeg nobody fit find this ignoramus seat?
Oga abeg go and sit down. Money hustling pastor.

Who else is tired of his hypocrisy? Is it now you found your voice?

Which other pastor has spoken

DamnnNiggarr:
Are we, the Nigerian youths, cursed with commiting crimes?


Certainly NO, Nigerian youths are not cursed. We are not cursed people. But we are carrying the heavy weight of systems that have failed us for decades, systems that have pushed many to desperation, others to anger, and some into choices that stain our collective identity.
When the world hears “Nigeria” and immediately thinks “fraud,” it should hurt us, not because it is always true, but because it is often believably true.

But must we accept this as who we are?

Why should one nation’s name appear in almost every international story of fraud?

Why should talented young people (some of the smartest, most hardworking on the continent) be reduced to defending their nationality everywhere they go?

When did we allow survival to become an excuse for anything at all, even wrongdoing?

These are questions we must face honestly.

We are not inherently corrupt. We are not born scammers. We are not cursed.
Yet, some among us have chosen to normalize internet fraud “yahoo,” “wire-wire,” “guy-man,” and all the modern variations. And society (music, culture, social media) often glamorizes the lifestyle instead of condemning it. Too many are being applauded for money they cannot account for. Too many are being pressured into crime by a system that makes legitimate success look impossible.

But let us ask ourselves:

If everyone is doing whatever they must to “make ends meet,” what happens to the soul of a nation?

If fraud becomes a culture, how do we expect the world to see us?

If you wear the label of “scammer” so casually today, what will your children inherit tomorrow?

The truth is simple:
A country with good leadership, working systems, and opportunities does not produce a generation that sees fraud as an option.

Our leaders have failed repeatedly. They have abused trust, stolen public wealth, and set the worst examples.

But still, their failure cannot become our excuse for creating more damage.

If leaders have failed us, must we also fail ourselves?

If the system is broken, must our values also break?


To Every Nigerian Feeling Ashamed by International Stories

Just like this case of a U.S. nurse discovering multiple impersonators from Nigeria, complete with screenshots, yes, these incidents cut deep. They embarrass us. They annoy us. They feed stereotypes.

But remember: the actions of a few do not define the worth of millions.
Still, the actions of a few can damage the reputation of millions.

So the question is:

How long will we allow the irresponsible behavior of some to stain the honest work of many?


A Call for Reflection and Change

Nigerian youths are brilliant. Innovators. Builders. Creators. Athletes. Scholars. Movers of culture across the world.
There is nothing cursed about us.

But we must decide what identity we want to stand for.

Do we want a Nigeria where our passports raise eyebrows?

Or a Nigeria where our names open doors?

Do we want to be feared or respected?

Do we want to be known for our scams or our genius?


The Future Is Still in Our Hands

We cannot undo the damage overnight.
We cannot fix the country alone.
But we can start with ourselves (our values), our choices, our pride as a people.

Let us build a Nigeria where we don't need to defend our nationality.
Let us build a future where success is something we earn, not something we steal.
Let us reclaim our name, not by shouting, but by living differently.

Nigeria is not cursed.
But Nigeria will only rise when we stop behaving like a cursed nation.

The change we want begins with us.

You are standing on the fence.

chaerman:
There is no way the government is not in cohort with these terrorist, If the government is not sponsoring these idiot murderers then I don't know who?! As Abacha once said "any insecurity that last for more than 24 hours the government is definitely involved". The audacity these bandits have is out of this world, and later the army can't locate and terminate them, tell me why ordinary citizens won't welcome American soldiers

I doubt American soldiers will come here

Tareq1105:
That's how Sudan was balkanized and haven't seen progress.till date.

What does balkanized mean.
I am Asking because i don't know.... No pun intended

Burob:
Why are u blaming me, if u have failed to prosper in your country.

Let's go pound for pound.
I bet you're a struggling father 😂