₦airaland Forum

Segedinho:
You are sport on..


What a fvck is "forgiveness" doing in the courtroom??

It is an admission by the judge that the petition has merit.

raumdeuter:
Obidients don thief Peter Obis phone

https://www.nairaland.com/7787248/video-how-obidients-stole-peter

DSS agents at work. They will not find anything.

monerozi5590:
Why the attack again on Northerners in Imo State! Peaceful coexistence is all what we pray for.

You didn't complain when Lagos destroyed shops of Easterners at Alaba.

Anyway, it is the state government that is destroying shanties occupied by mostly northerners. Those people don't build real houses. Why?

Houseontherock1:
Atiku is the most dangerous polithiefcian Tinubu can go against now- the situation of the country will make people vote for him, especially the northerners. He's safer with Obi... at least his reelection is guaranteed if he's pitched against Obi

Tinubu will lose to anyone at all. He chose Atiku because losing to Obi will be a bigger disgrace.

OasisX:


.....una jez dey spread lies anyhow sha.

All the news report show thousands celebrating the coup. If you have any contrary information I'll like to see it.

You should not be a dogmatic Tinubu supporter. It's not all he says you should support.

Do you know that there is growing disdain for France and it's control over West Africa? Expect more reaction from places like Ivory Coast and Cameroon.

OasisX:
.....that's why we must pass them strong message by dealing with Niger Coupists.

Niger is a case of where majority of the people support and celebrate the coupists. The best solution is diplomacy.

We cannot lose soldiers fighting in Niger and about Niger when there's gross insecurity everywhere in the country.

We also do not want to be engulfed in any regional war between several countries.

Let there be discussions and let the coupists agree to return to democracy at a specified time.

BlueRayDick:
lol. U are expecting subsidy after subsidy removal.

See ehn, irrespective of whatever name we choose to call it, Nigerians can't actually do without some form of subsidy in one way or the other. The truth is by our peculiar nature of trying to game the system, some selected few will always try to enrich themselves through whatever means is available. Even the sedlings being shared in 774 LGA's by the FG, people will still find a way to make money at the expense of others. Some people can get seedlings in LGA's like Agege, Ikorodu and Alimosho only to go sell it to farmers in obafemi Owode in Ogun State. They still gamed the system.

My position has always been let FG go after oil subsidy thieves, clamp down on them and put in measures to frustrate them. Have the theft reduced drastically and let the people enjoy the subsidy like we have always done. The government just throwing the baby and the bathe away has not done anybody good thus far.

Anybody doing normal work in naija and has since seen significant increase in his disposable income in the last 2 months should come out and lay mantle on me o.

The problem of subsidy is the problem of corruption.

One thing I know is that if the head no chop, no body go get mind chop.

If you are the HOD and the company sends provisions for general use. You hand over the provisions to a staff to coordinate the sharing without asking for any favours or refusing to accept any favours. That staff will share the provisions accordingly. If they don't it's easy to punish the thief.

Interestingly in all TInubu's addresses to the nation, he has never said anything about fighting corruption.

A40:
This has been my fear now. How many countries dey ECOWAS? 4 are under military rule. So how strong is the ECOWAS. When you have Guinea, Burkina, Mali and now Niger outside looking in. You're telling me the other 3 will not have some Espirit de corps.

Tinubu ati Nigeria e ronu oh. Niger matter is not our primary problem rn

Don't be surprised to discover that the instability in West Africa is instigated by US and co so that they can sell weapons and also mine resources for little.

The trend is too obvious. They support a crook into power, then the army/people revolts to due suffering and corruption. Then they ask regional powers to intervene 'to save democracy'. Then at the end the coupist resigns from military and contests for president. Wins and another round of corruption and suffering begins.

Look at Sudan and South Sudan, look at Eritrea, etc. Same cycle.

Roland17:
Maybe you should go back and watch the 3-3 draw against Southampton. That draw was part of the mail that sealed our coffin.

DeGea won golden glove with 16 clean sheets. Not saying he is not good but he has moments and is too comfortable. Turner did not bring competition for that position.

Yeah 👍🏽

Depriest2020:

I went to a boutique yesterday to get some clothes for my woman, while checking out some designs, a young beautiful girl of about 16-17yrs old walked in, she told the sales lady she needed a beautiful dress for her school prom (graduation party). I directed her to one i initially saw and loved, but the size was small for my woman, she said to me that it's fine but that she is a Muslim and can't wear short gown, that it's christians that wears short.

I was dumbfounded, I stood in awe, got lost in thoughts for some seconds, about the little girl's words, when I came out from the cloth shop, I looked around to see truly what Christian girls wear, saw many with wringled thighs wearing knicker, short tight, crop tops in the market. I asked myself if it's Christianity that taught us to wear things like that or just choice.

Christianity does not allow indiscreet and indecent dressing. However Christianity makes it a matter of choice and conviction. Whereas Islam leaves you with none of the two.

I'll rather people do things because they are convinced than that they are forced. That's why hypocrisy is the biggest problem with Islam.

They cry out loud when Davido likes a song done in the mosque but turn a blind eye when a breadwinner of a family is stoned to death out of a mere unverified speculation of blasphemy.

Anarchy looming

donjazzet:
I do agree with you on this. Democracy has to be restored. Although my ideal scenario would be for them to pound their current politicians shege, remove them all and usher in new democratic leaders via credible elections, and not just revert to status quo.

But military dictatorships must be avoided at all costs and I hope Tinubu leads Nigeria right in this.

Tinubu has a legitimacy issue hanging on his neck. Sending troops will definitely damage his reputation. I think a diplomatic solution is better, coupled with what you stated in the bolded.

OasisX:
ECOWAS not Nigeria. It must be stopped NOW! Mali, Guinea, Burkina Faso and now Niger.

If we don't act fast, more will happen. Do you wanna see more nations fall to coupists in West Africa?

I think the best approach is a diplomatic one. We must consider what led to the coup. Notice that all the people of Niger are happy with the coup? They have their sovereignty too you know.

At the end I think they former president will not be restored. No to bad leadership in Africa.

The easiest provocation that can displace any government is hunger. Soon it will reach every where.

Nevertheless, this Tinubu government will favour me and my family no matter how brief.

But Tinubu is illegitimate

Northerners hardly live in well built houses. This makes them become a nuisance to their host communities.

I wish they can build good homes for themselves.

Roland17:
I remember, I talked about this when our US tour started. Ramsdale is too comfortable, we lost some points because of his mistakes last season. While he is a good and confident goalie, he makes some ill advised decisions. Some of his mistakes cost us valuable points last season. I hope no one misconstrues my thoughts to mean I don’t think he should be our 1.

I think his mistakes were during preseason. He won golden gloves last season jointly with Raya.

Android17:
Surely people working together can and do learn from each other but your fellow Arsenal fan is alluding to something else so I want him to provide specifics. If I can then prove that whatever he is trying to claim was copied" was done by Pep long before that assistant or student ever worked with him, your fellow may have to concede that perhaps Pep did not learn it from the assistant or student?

I don't think he is questioning that.

https://www.skysports.com/football/news/11095/12924791/rasmus-hojlund-manchester-united-agree-72m-deal-with-atalanta-for-denmark-forward

ETH is not known for signing good strikers. I mean for someone who felt Weghorst was good enough.

Android17:
The students that started coaching before him or what?

There are aspects of coaching that coach learn from each other. However, a student remains a student and a rabbi a rabbi.

Pep may have learnt one or two things from Arteta, but Arteta remains his student.

iamoyindamola:
Turner want to leave, raya is the replacement

I saw this. I don't blame Turner. We need someone who can really challenge Ramsdale. Raya is OK.

BlueRayDick:
I went through ur profile just now and observed u are an ediot who opened a thread titled “ Sai Baba is working “. That is enough for me to know where a mistake for a human like u is coming from .

Normally I do not respond to foolish mentions like urs , but I just chose to make an exception of u this morning .

A cursory look at ur previous posts and one can see u are shit stain that doesn’t deserve anything good in this life . U are rape apologist who made the post below justifying why girls should get raped for dressing sexily .



U talk about being overwhelmed by pain and bitterness …..But yet u are the one who supported the killing of Deborah for blasphemy and even told seun “ oga rest , she insulted the prophet “

Perhaps it’s God way of letting u know u don’t deserve good things in this life but pain that’s why u battled haemorrhoids for years .

I just pity those that will look at ur big head in real life and expect there’s anything reasonable that will come out of it .

His
Pile

larride:
Oshey Lawyer Spy60.

You go explain tire, no evidence.

Stop spreading fake news. See evidence

🤣🤣🤣

Shaytun:
The statement you quoted did you see me mention Peter obi?

I don’t really like venturing into argument where I have limited knowledge, that’s why I ask to see the Court judgement.

No I didn't

🤣🤣🤣

BlueRayDick:
Okpa Nnsuka u see why I continue to refer to DSS as a useless organization ? It’s just an extension of our incompetent civil service .

Me a common citizen can type “ Sani Danladi “ on google and get informed that he’s a certificate forger and unfit to occupy any political office for 10 years as penance for lying under oath…,, Yet DSS a self acclaimed secret service was not the first to flag it 🤦‍♂️

We should just brace up for what’s to come from the “democrats “

The same DSS is dragging NYSC certificate with NYSC itself.

Mumu people .

raumdeuter:
What then is the fate of Peter Obi

https://www.nairaland.com/7782234/breaking-tribunal-did-not-sack

🤣🤣🤣

Stop hating

Shaytun:
Wow, if that judgement is uphold by the SC.

Almost all the LP people will lose their mandate, even Alex otti, because I remember him contesting the APC gubernatorial ticket.

Omo….otilo

Lol.

The issue of party membership is an internal affair of the party. Neither the constitution nor the EA decides who is a member of a political party.

That aside, the part where the EA requests for a list of party membership does not rule out acceptance of new members. The most important thing is that whoever emerges must emerge through a primary and the names submitted to INEC.

The case of the Delta LP candidate that was sacked was a case of him not resigning his public office before contesting. Personally I am against such rascality if it is proven.

As for Peter Obi that is giving you guys headache, the federal high court has already determined that case.

larride:
Not yet but from what I've read on Twitter, its the same judgement with the last LP rep that was sacked by the tribunal.

Not being a member of LP in 30 days before primaries.

Fake News.

🤣🤣🤣

When you start reading comments from page 1 and by the time you get to page 2 the tides change you know that foolishness still abound in the country.

garfield1:
The constitution never said so.nigetia is a federation consisting of 36 states and the fct.section 134 specified 2 criteria.
1) highest votes cast
2) spread in the federation.
If fct was mandatory,they would have added a third requirement as number 3 or simply said in the 36 states and in the fct

Why was there an amendment from the previous EA when Lagos was FCT?

garfield1:
Oga,he never said so.that final address was pasted here.you always rush to read the snippets instead of the details

Rubbish. Give me your email let me send you the final address.