Sinola's Posts
Nairaland Forum › Sinola's Profile › Sinola's Posts
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 (of 74 pages)
Na Barry be the hero of this story. A friend like Barry is rare to come by |
since the incident of her kidnapping, she has not recovered fully.....the trauma would be a contributory factor to her demise i'm sure. |
you dont need a husband...what you need is Houseboy |
....if putin catch this one eeeehhh....na pepper soup |
This is the best news I have heard in a long time....atleast, by the time hunger cain all of us, our senses will reset to do the needful come 2027 |
the man is wearing his wives top and the wife is only covering herself with hijab...inside life |
dat one follow for achievement ?Instead of sending youths abroad on sponsored educational scholarship,. Misplaced priority |
check if the indomie is still there |
learn to trek some distance |
with this current economic hardship, i pity any opponent that will dare to fight any Nigerian in any international boxing/wrestling competition....the person name go be OYO ![]() |
They are simply jealous of your beauty, my dear. In fact, they should consider themselves privileged to have someone like you in their midst. Just imagine people who cannot even maintain basic hygiene turning up their noses around a beauty queen. The irony is both laughable and annoying. Honestly, it pains me deeply. As for me, I would never have the emotional restraint to remain there and tolerate such nonsense. Some people project their insecurities onto others because they cannot stand seeing someone shine brighter than they ever could. Their bitterness speaks far louder than anything else. It will never be well with our political class, if not, wetin pesin dey find in such disgusting countries ![]() |
Good for him...that is what you get when you refused to invest in your country and choose one stupid country in the desert |
paedophiles everywhere.....i knew it must be a Northern senator immediately i saw the headline |
zbigniew:Your argument misses the central issue and inadvertently proves the point about selective outrage. Nobody is saying Atiku was "in government" when Deborah Samuel was murdered. The criticism is not about official responsibility. It is about moral leadership and consistency. Political leaders do not need to occupy public office before speaking against injustice. In fact, opposition figures routinely comment on national tragedies, government failures, security crises, and human rights abuses whether they hold power or not. When Deborah Samuel was lynched and burned alive in Sokoto, the expectation was not that Atiku would deploy security forces or prosecute offenders. The expectation was that a man who seeks to lead over 200 million Nigerians would offer a clear, firm, and unwavering condemnation and stand by it. Instead, the controversy arose because his initial reaction was deleted after backlash. That is the issue people remember. The same question applies to other victims of mob violence and alleged blasphemy-related killings. Where was the sustained campaign? Where were the repeated press conferences, media appearances, demands for justice, and passionate advocacy that we now see when other incidents occur? If 37 mining deaths deserve national outrage today, then surely the gruesome murders of Deborah Samuel, Bridget Agbahime, and other victims deserved the same intensity of concern. Bringing Tinubu into the discussion does not answer that question. It is a textbook case of whataboutism. If Tinubu has failed in any area, criticize him directly. That still does not explain or excuse inconsistency from Atiku. Two things can be true at the same time: people can criticize Tinubu's government and also question Atiku's selective activism. The real issue is simple: principles are tested when speaking carries a political cost. It is easy to speak when the audience approves. The true measure of conviction is whether you maintain the same standard when the victims are unpopular, when religious extremists are involved, or when your political base may disagree. So the question remains unanswered: If Atiku's concern is truly about justice, human life, and human rights, why was the same level of visible outrage, persistence, and advocacy not evident in those earlier cases? Until that question is addressed honestly, people are justified in viewing his current posture with skepticism. Consistent principles inspire respect. Selective indignation invites scrutiny. |
This is the only reason why i will never vote for Turakin of Adamawa, Atiku instead i will still wish Tinungbu to continue terrorizing us. If Atiku comes to power by mistake, what those dreaded fulani herdsmen did to us during Buhari regime go be child's play aswear. |
His position reflects a level of inconsistency that is both disappointing and difficult to take seriously. The question is simple: where was this same outrage, advocacy, and moral conviction when Deborah Samuel, a second-year student, was brutally lynched and burned to death by a mob? Beyond a brief tweet that was later deleted, there was little evidence of sustained concern or condemnation. The silence was equally noticeable in the case of Ammaye, the female food vendor who was lynched and burned to death in Niger State following allegations of blasphemy. The same applies to Bridget Agbahime, the 74-year-old Christian market trader who was beaten to death and decapitated by a mob in Kano. It is difficult not to see a pattern when outrage appears selective and advocacy seems dependent on the identity of the victim or the circumstances of the incident. Principles only have value when they are applied consistently, not when they are invoked for some tragedies and ignored for others. Until the same voice is raised for all victims of injustice, regardless of religion, ethnicity, or public sentiment,his claims of moral authority will continue to be viewed with skepticism. What is on display here is not consistency of principle, but a troubling appearance of double standards. |
She caught her man cheating with butt lift lekki girls |
so all this shootings in this video na only 23 of them were annihilated...dey play |
The Greek saying "Whom the gods would destroy, they first make mad" means that before a person suffers a total downfall, they often lose their rational judgment and act in self-destructive ways |
Wizywiz:The Oraimo power Bank ị bought from certified Oraimo shop is now swelling |
you have a very uncontrollable high libido...nothing you will tell me ![]() |
Girls who smoke are often misunderstood because society tends to judge them based on appearances or personal choices. However, many of them are genuinely kind-hearted, warm, welcoming, and supportive individuals. Character is defined by a person's values, attitude, and how they treat others, not by stereotypes or assumptions. |
at our expense sir. You are only robbing peter tom pay paul. (recycling process) Did you create any means of generating wealth for the govt. The answer is No. You are only taxing us to pay us |
dont just bother, you 're already caught |
...Ajie This news sweet my belle |
...but Jarvis is already pregnant na |
maybe you consider fishing or catfish business |
Penalty is not commensurate with their crimes. Kpai the idiots at once before one terrorist sympathizers in power will give them amnesty behind our back. The law should apply 'Tit for tat' measure......if you kill, you will be killed. People that beheaded in a broad day light, an innocent man who was a breadwinner of a family and killed many of our soldiers who were on rescue mission. I'm wondering what will be in the mind of the families that they have caused untold pain in their hearts on hearing this charade called court ruling |
The only reason why I am bothered is that it is affecting the price of fuel in Nigeria. |
i did not see any murder case charge in the list...hope it is not what i am thinking |
i thought he said he don hang boot in making music abi na wizkid talk am sef |
when did you deworm yourself last ![]() |
?
