₦airaland Forum

riverbird:
I am in support of those calling for the ban of betting shop closure in Nigeria, leave only the online channels

scanner1000:
She said she felt guilty about letting me down.. But she is not remorseful as I want.. I still feel I'm the one forcing call and message on her.. I just pray I have the mind to end it all.. She trusted her to an extent but she ruin it all

SuperOnyi:




You do you and let me do me, this thread was created for a reason so instead of raising dust for no reason, focus on yourself.

HugeElephant:
Our fathers had more than this bills to worry about. Nothing changes, it's just a cycle of men taking up certain responsibilities the society weighs on them

Joystarn00:
na u no see change, ode buruku

helinues:
I kuku know. The news from the blog na like the name. Yabaleft news

helinues:
See headline.

Indeed, this can only be from yabaleft

https://t.co/B9dILdlS5m

— YabaLeftOnline (@yabaleftonline) March 21, 2024

Abaga001:
During the civil war, The Nigerian troops had entered Asaba on the 4th day of October 1967, in pursuit of Biafran soldiers who had earlier crossed Ore after taking Benin and dislodging Nigerian troops there.

But because the Biafran soldiers had blown up the Niger bridge to make it impossible for the Nigerian side to pursue them, Nigerian soldiers led by Lieutenant-Colonel Murtala Muhammed simply settled in Asaba.

They started going from house-to-house killing people of the town who were accused of aiding the Biafran soldiers.

On the 7th day of October, after the house-to-house killing had gone on for days, the leaders of the town, in a bid to convince the Nigerian troops of their loyalty and support, summoned their people to come out in the street.

Hundreds of men, women, and children obeyed the summon and came out, mostly dressed in ceremonial white attire, singing, dancing, and chanting “One Nigeria”.

But the moment they got to the Ogbe-Osawa village square where the Nigerian troops were gathered, the soldiers separated the men and boys of 12 years and above from the women.

Orders were shouted. The guns were raised. The men and boys were showered with bullets, cut down in their prime. At the end of the bullet festival, more than 700 of them lay lifeless. There were dead bodies everywhere.

READ MORE: https://eduvision.ng/historical-cities/story-of-the-asaba-delta-state-massacre-in-1967/

Babalegba:
An igbo man ruled militarily and civil war ensued because he didn't understand the complexities of inter tribal relations.
Humans are by nature defective and would always be incompetent unless they are held to account and Nigerians don't hold their leaders to account.Ibos make very bad decisions.
I would like an ibo president but definitely not Peter obi,he is part of the rotten system.Somebody like Soludo has a good chance if he can prove himself at governorship level.

Godons1:
Na lie. It only happen in the East. Everyone is Mmesoma in that region

Godons1:
E pain am. All the good results in the East are from miracle centers