₦airaland Forum

iboboyswag:
Nigerians want change but often are unwilling to make the sacrifices that it demands.

Every informed person understands the strategic importance of El Rufai's actions to the drive for development. The man is making the hard decisions and hopefully, it will reverberate through out the country and the federal civil service.

The civil service across the country is a canker worm that needs to be cleaned out and repositioned for effectiveness.

Until this is done, no government policy would achieve it's full mandate.

RuudVanNisteroy:
Who will be the leaders?Sunday Igboho and Guru Maharaji.

Nigeria is better if we are united. The agitators are traditional worshippers and the less educated.

chloride6:
I pity anyone currently in government employment waiting for pension.

These ones aren't serious

helinues:
The only way to stop taking loans is to elect credible people in the 2023 election most especially the representative part ( Senate, Reps, State assemblies) those are the places genuine review of Nigeria constitution federal or state.

Except if you are wishing for things to continue this way, even if you don't like this current government, 2023 is another opportunity to put those who can represent you sincerely into the position... Forget about election don't count in Nigeria, you can't rig where you are not popular..

Nigeria is not breaking and there won't be any war... Every evil wish against Nigeria, Oluwa thunder, destroy them all

helinues:
War? No,at least Southerners are not backward in reasoning...

There won't be war..
Nigeria is not breaking any time soon...

Take @ bolded to bank for cash out

helinues:
To start with,2023 is too soon cos I don't really think the political elites from all the region in Nigeria have that thoughts or consideration towards 2023.

Now let me ask you,

Would Nigeria disintegrate without a war?

helinues:
So we have been hearing and reading for decades now...

Mr dreamer, dream again

Rossinkup:
I wonder what an imbeci.le like you would do if Nigeria splits and there is no more Nairaland to visit to spew your hatred.

You can't seem to do without this Nigerian forum.

Igboid:
Sounds exactly like what Awolowo told Ojukwu before the war.
I hope Kanu Nnamdi and IPOB are not as naive as Ojukwu.
I support Odua republic, and Niger Delta republic.
But let Ndiigbo not pin our hopes on these two groups.
They might all hate Nigeria, but their Igbophobia trumps their hate for Nigeria and is their only unifying force. The North knows this and know how to utilize it.

Ndiigbo should act like we are alone and not count on support of any non Igbo part of the country to achieve our independence.

Ndewo nu.