Politics › Re: We Killed 40 Nigerian Soldiers, Islamic State Claims by StaffofOrayan(m): 9:39am On Aug 01, 2019 |
This is very naive to say the least They are terrorists, they don't give a damn orisa37: We-killed-40-nigerian-soldiers-islamic-state-claims.
Thesame Soldiers that you have killed pleaded to retrain and re-integrate 151 repentant members of your ISWA into Nigerian Society.
Biting the Fingers that are feeding you eh? |
Celebrities › Re: Frank Donga Mocks The Nigerian Senate Over Screening Of Ministerial Nominees by StaffofOrayan(m): 6:36am On Aug 01, 2019 |
Tragic is an understatement Some are dumb enough to believe if PDP has taken back power things would change in Nigeria KenModi: You still fail to realize that there is no difference between APC and PDP?!
Tragic!!! |
Politics › Re: 10 Bad Attitudes Nigerians Must Drop To Make The Country Great by StaffofOrayan(m): 7:57pm On Jul 29, 2019 |
We underestimate the power of leadership as black people, that's why when an average Nigerian becomes a leader he/she is suddenly clueless.
Donald Duke was a leader that craved cleanliness and it was a success.
There is a reason leadership workshops are the most expensive of all.
Change always has to come from the top. When the "leaders" are lawless, it's only common sense that the led would followsuit.
Law of human nature |
Politics › Re: ‘Days Of Rage’: Sowore’s AAC To Protest Across Nigeria, August 5 by StaffofOrayan(m): 3:19pm On Jul 29, 2019 |
Your points are unsound hence they are fallacies Dino recently spoke about the Revenge of the poor in Senate, even they know it's coming. frowland: [s][/s]
Then why responding to my comment in the first place? Hope you know the meaning of the word fallacy? |
Politics › Re: ‘Days Of Rage’: Sowore’s AAC To Protest Across Nigeria, August 5 by StaffofOrayan(m): 3:10pm On Jul 29, 2019 |
Nobody is asking you to join Just stop putting people to sleep with your fallacies frowland: Oga go and start revolution. Is it by force I join you? Start your revolution yourself and share the spoils and leave me the Bleep alone. I guess your responses are not "typing grammar" but typing Hausa? Always quick to come online to type revolution, revolution. No be person dey start am? Start it and see if any disillusioned fellow will jump in and fall in line and stop disturbing my peace. |
Politics › Re: ‘Days Of Rage’: Sowore’s AAC To Protest Across Nigeria, August 5 by StaffofOrayan(m): 2:13pm On Jul 29, 2019 |
All this is Grammer The black race always try to make the best of a situation as opposed to improving it. That's why we were the last race to get out of slavery, and I say that generously The countries we all run to have all fought a revolution against their elites, it is inevitable. frowland: One of the reasons they send their kids away was actually the point you just raised, security (Mopol). A governor can walk alone in the streets of UK or wherever without security but over here he have chains of bodyguards. The question is why? I have a family friend at Ikoyi that Mopol takes the kid to school and back. When they factor the cost of paying for security they might later opt for abroad instead. What you and I demand can actually not be achieved even in 20 years but we have to start somewhere. Can you build all roads, power stations, Transmission lines, Railways, etc etc etc all in 10 years? Its impossible giving the crooks who are in power all over the country. While you stay there and lament, I figured out a way to keep my household and businesses moving. It have to do with the state of ones mind. Blame games are signs of failure. |
Politics › Re: ‘Days Of Rage’: Sowore’s AAC To Protest Across Nigeria, August 5 by StaffofOrayan(m): 1:46pm On Jul 29, 2019 |
Can't we be 'compensated' in Nigeria? Instead of this suffering and smiling that we are well known for? The only reason Nigeria is the way it is is because the elite have realized they can send their wards to places where life works and count on peeps like you to convince everybody it's their fault they steal and refuse to fix the country. But hey let's buy bigger generators and solar panels, while small business keeps packing up frowland: We contributed about 5million to fix our estate road and luckily enough LG is working in Lagos so CDA's easily get their attention. I spend more time outside the country just as I spend here. I know where I feel at home. My good friend lives in Dubai and his energy bill stands around 50k per month. Many there are miserable just as many here. They are simply compensated by better amenities which makes them 'think' all is well when in actual sense it isn't. Lastly, what am I doing with Mopol? Did I steal anything that doesn't belong to me? When you live a glamorous lifestyle then expect trouble. |
Politics › Re: ‘Days Of Rage’: Sowore’s AAC To Protest Across Nigeria, August 5 by StaffofOrayan(m): 1:36pm On Jul 29, 2019 |
Don't forget to fix that road too, Can you afford your own mopol too? frowland: I have nearly 24hrs light in my estate and my prepaid bill stands at about 30k/month. The issue is now not about the near constant light, its the ability to pay your bills. A folk opposite my own house have stopped putting on his fence and gate lights so is so many others. Just to tell you that constant light is just the beginning of another trouble. So I added in one of my container shipment, a Solar panels and Batteries which powers my home. I don't wait for any useless government as you will end up being disappointed neither will I waste my energy demonstrating in the streets on what always seem to have a political connotation/dimension. |
Politics › Re: ‘Days Of Rage’: Sowore’s AAC To Protest Across Nigeria, August 5 by StaffofOrayan(m): 1:35pm On Jul 29, 2019 |
Don't forget to fix that road too, frowland: I have nearly 24hrs light in my estate and my prepaid bill stands at about 30k/month. The issue is now not about the near constant light, its the ability to pay your bills. A folk opposite my own house have stopped putting on his fence and gate lights so is so many others. Just to tell you that constant light is just the beginning of another trouble. So I added in one of my container shipment, a Solar panels and Batteries which powers my home. I don't wait for any useless government as you will end up being disappointed neither will I waste my energy demonstrating in the streets on what always seem to have a political connotation/dimension. |
Politics › Re: ‘Days Of Rage’: Sowore’s AAC To Protest Across Nigeria, August 5 by StaffofOrayan(m): 1:23pm On Jul 29, 2019 |
frowland: But what stops you from protesting? Keypad warrior typing his own grammar. I don japa my guy Life is too short not to experience 24/7 electricity |
Politics › Re: ‘Days Of Rage’: Sowore’s AAC To Protest Across Nigeria, August 5 by StaffofOrayan(m): 1:13pm On Jul 29, 2019 |
Nigeria where old men lead protests and take power While the youths type Grammer online frowland: Does it matter? I can easily spot your useless types anywhere, you don't need to be that smart to know their political leanings. You should be the stupid one from all indications so far.
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Politics › Re: Bola Tinubu Campaign Signboard “Vote BAT 2023’’ Spotted In Lagos by StaffofOrayan(m): 12:13pm On Jul 29, 2019 |
You should be asking Secundus these silly questions, izzou: Thats all you all keep saying from the beginning
I stated that other regions should be allowed to contest to strengthen unity. Both parties have Easterners and North Central senators. What will it take for APC or PDP to present one from each region?
But you all keep saying numbers and all that, when it is glaring nobody can win without the support from the north.
And I'll still ask you all again...Is it okay if only two tribes keep rotating it between themselves? You all keep deflecting...
Have a blessed day |
Politics › Re: Osinbajo Visits Family Of Precious Owolabi Killed In Shiites Protest (pics) by StaffofOrayan(m): 1:07am On Jul 29, 2019 |
bobbybrown007: you know that without the east the west cannot stand u no HeheheheHehehehe This ppl sef |
Politics › Re: Don Unachukwu Commissions Surface Incinerator In Idemili South LGA by StaffofOrayan(m): 9:15pm On Jul 28, 2019 |
jadams: Igbo amaka.
this is how we igbos ignore our own matter and carry the matters of other people on our heads like bag of cement. in short we igbos and mumuness are 5&6. Kikikikiki
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Crime › Re: 2 Men Murder Their Lagos Landlord, Rob Him Of His Vehicle, Arrested (Photo) by StaffofOrayan(m): 8:52pm On Jul 28, 2019 |
Herdsmen of the South |
Politics › Re: Insecurity: Youths Protest In Ibadan, Warn Buhari Of Interethnic Conflict by StaffofOrayan(m): 7:21pm On Jul 28, 2019 |
You are all encircling us Igbo, Yoruba, Hausa Na we be una papa ni? johndoexxx: Let them keep focusing on Igbos as Hausa-Fulani want them doing, while the encircle them. |
Health › Re: The Prize Of “Delivering Like The Hebrew Women”- Nigerian Health Blog by StaffofOrayan(m): 12:22pm On Jul 28, 2019 |
dominique: Forcing women to deliver vaginally when they should have done cesarian section has led a lot of women to their early graves. But some of these accounts be as e get like the one below
Is this even possible?  Abdominal pregnancy |
Politics › Re: Ganduje: Ban Fulani Migration To The South Now!!! by StaffofOrayan(m): 11:57am On Jul 28, 2019 |
Mk12: I thought southwest media said ruga is not for fulani herdsmen alone?
I thought they said ruga is for all Nigerians who are interested in cow business? Be careful
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Politics › Re: Bala Mohammed Weds Natasha Mariana, His Lebanese 2nd Wife (Photos, Video) by StaffofOrayan(m): 7:41am On Jul 28, 2019 |
It's just so sad People don't even realize the purpose of melanin Until skin cancer starts to set in. This is an image of whites using sunscreen under UV light, it actually copies the effects of melanin Ironi: Why are Nigerian men so much obsessed with anything light skin ?
You can be as ugly as fck so long as you are light skin they see beauty .
This woman is ugly but she is now beautiful becos she be light skin.
No wonder Nigerian women are bleaching their asses away; not only the women, the men are also doing it.
What a disgrace !!
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Foreign Affairs › Re: ₦900Billion: President Trump Celebrates After US Court Grant Border Wall Funding by StaffofOrayan(m): 7:30am On Jul 28, 2019 |
thesicilian: Why and how does Trump always manage to get what he wants despite the obvious fact that most of his people do not want him? You watch fake news |
Politics › Re: Ebonyi Women Hail Governor Umahi After Seeing An Escalator In A Mall by StaffofOrayan(m): 7:24am On Jul 28, 2019 |
Developers Kikikikikikiki
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Politics › Re: El-Zakzaky: Nigerians Protest At The Iranian Embassy (Photo) by StaffofOrayan(m): 11:58am On Jul 27, 2019 |
How foolish can these people be? How doesn't the British police open fire on your slow brains. Paid clowns |
Foreign Affairs › Re: President Salva Kiir Bans Singing Of National Anthem In His Absence In Sudan by StaffofOrayan(m): 3:48pm On Jul 26, 2019 |
Africa sef How do these fools become president??
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Politics › Re: Nigerian Army Blocks Christoph Koettl, New York Times Reporter On Twitter by StaffofOrayan(m): 3:27pm On Jul 26, 2019 |
Atiku na from Benin? gbengaolaniyi:

"Today I will be frank and brutally truthful! 
The Igbos all along knew what the Fulani stand for, they led a revolution of southern Nigerians that cut the Fulani Agenda to size, and, though it was not a tribal revolution, it became an Igbo coup. Yoruba leaders led Yoruba to the Fulani party as guests not as celebrants...spot on and my only concern is how to make amends to stop the unhealthy rivalry existing btwn us in the south and forge an alliance against our common enemy
Fast forward...yet with the Fulani owning the Federal Government...Yoruba were only too happy to be a part of it...yet, we saw great men like Abiola, Fela, Beko Ransome Kuti, Falana, Gani Fawehinmi and a host of others maltreated and jailed...even Awolowo...was wrongly sent to jail by the northern powers..for which a Yoruba judge claimed his hands were tied! 
And, one has to ask: "what is it that Yoruba see in Fulani Ass that other southern brothers and sisters do not see ?"
Look how this lovely responsible daughter of a responsible gentleman, elder and leader of Afenifere and therefore southern leader has been mowed down by people not worthy of cleaning her shoes...so painful 
I doff my hat for FFK because he saw something others refused to see during the formation of APC and he said it, that APC is Fulani and he bolted away from APC.
He became scorned by the Yoruba and nothing he said was important. Alas! The stone that the builders rejected has become the head cornerstone!
Ojukwu instilled fear into the Fulani and that fear is still there even when Ojukwu has passed on. Because, there are those who can do what Ojukwu did, if not better.
I pray that the south can stand arm in arm to overcome the Fulani trouble.
Oya tell that mod to come and ban me again angry angry angry awon omo ale jati-jati  |
Politics › Re: Afenifere To Fulani Vigilantes: Leave South-West Now Or Face Hostility by StaffofOrayan(m): 9:43am On Jul 25, 2019 |
I believe he meant across Nigeria adoyi8: Yet you lost 30,000 people in four years |
Politics › Re: Afenifere To Fulani Vigilantes: Leave South-West Now Or Face Hostility by StaffofOrayan(m): 9:42am On Jul 25, 2019 |
When Obj attacked OPC they whole country applauded, these are people that confronted the army headfirst salt1: You're right. Yorubas are generally non confrontational because they love life. They're survivors |
Politics › Re: Afenifere To Fulani Vigilantes: Leave South-West Now Or Face Hostility by StaffofOrayan(m): 9:24am On Jul 25, 2019 |
Yes I don't want to be wasted like the Shia without results OR made to swim in the mud like ipobs without any endgame OR become avengers that doesn't avenge shiiiit And yes it's my land, my business Quorax: justt kuku tell us say u can not talk for fear of being rounded by military cos i see that is what u are insinuating.. anyway, ur land, ur business |
Politics › Re: Afenifere To Fulani Vigilantes: Leave South-West Now Or Face Hostility by StaffofOrayan(m): 9:14am On Jul 25, 2019 |
cucumbae: Tinubu is trading yoruba people and their land for his selfish and corrupt interest. Yeah Tinubu
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Politics › Re: Afenifere To Fulani Vigilantes: Leave South-West Now Or Face Hostility by StaffofOrayan(m): 9:09am On Jul 25, 2019 |
Is this balls? Fighting without strategy? emilas1979: I don't know if there is still youth among the Yoruba nation. It is surprising to me the way they are watching some greedy old few amongst them playing with their lives and future. Chest beating doesn't win battle. Elders doesn't go to war.
At South south, South east and middle belt,its the youth who stood against the blood suckers. In the North, it is still the youth that are issuing threat and counter threat.
Unless I am being made to believe that there no more men with balls in the land of the west
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Crime › Re: Shiites Shoot DCP Umar Dead, 3 Other officers in critical condition by StaffofOrayan(m): 7:01pm On Jul 22, 2019 |
its in the bible during the end time, people would all go back to their region and cling to their tribes |
Politics › Re: SERAP Drags Nigerian Officials To ICC ‘for Leaving 13.2m Children Out Of School by StaffofOrayan(m): 11:42am On Jul 21, 2019 |
Not surprised Oyo made the list They have started obsessing on religion via hijab and crap. The only reason UAE, Kuwait and a few other Muslim dominated region are a bit advanced is because they have the best Western educational institutions you would find outside the west. daroz: The out-of-school issue is not actually a problem of the south, but of the north.
And their Koran says Boko (book) is Haram( forbidden), So they have not committed any crime by breading like rats and sending them to almajiri Islamic school instead of real school.
The truth is the country need to divide , the north and southern Nigeria will continue to have conflict of interest because we both share different values and beliefs. |
Christianity Etc › Re: Religion Is Not The Reason For Backwardness In Africa, Our Leaders Are by StaffofOrayan(m): 8:57am On Jul 21, 2019 |
I used to believe this until Paul Kagame became president of Rwanda, a product of decades of war but he loved his people, and saw no point in stealing money and living in Europe, Look at USSR as an example, look at how the drunk Boris Yeltsin singlehandedly destroyed the country. At the end of the day people decide to be good or bad, wicked or generous, be a good leader or an oppressor, it really has nothing to do with religion. Leadership is a very special gift, but it's missing from most people that's why majority of the world population are employees and workers. Look at all the great empires of civilization that has collapsed, it's because they have had a series of godless leaders. NPComplete: What leaders are u talking about? The leaders are a reflection of the collective predilections of the people. You have bad leaders because you are bad people and only maintain systems that appeal to the lowest common denominator and ensure they get into positions of power.
Religion has always and will always be a major problem to us. It is religion that makes the black man go to vigil and scream his heart out instead of working and using his head. It is what makes MFM guys kill their enemies every year with no result to show for it financially and materially yet still remain adamant and stick to the same futile strategies. The version of religion we practice encourages men to steal so they can come give testimony in churches. It encourages wanton looting by civil servants so they can get front row and positions of deacons in church.
The energy we have expended in praying to God, who has already blessed us with everything we need, could have been best applied into creative pursuits. Religion encourages indolence and the emphasis on miracles stymies but technological and business growth.
Let me give u an example. In other less religious countries, when a business man is failing at his business, he begins to reconsider his strategy. He thinks up innovative ways and failing that, he closes the business and seek better opportunities suited to him. In Africa and other religion-induced low IQ countries, the man baulks at the first sign of trouble and runs to church. His pastors begins to tell him there is something after him and enemies are at the gates. Suddenly the country, nay the world, has lost an opportunity to see a new innovation or a new idea. The man himself has lost an opportunity to grow and know himself better. The list is endless....
Religion is a problem. It hinders men from using their abilities most times. |