₦airaland Forum

IBEXY:
I just came from Woodgreen. So many shops were looted. T-Mobile, Boots, Body Shop. Several shop windows showed evidence of breakage - glasses shattered. There was a feeling of panic in the air. Even in the Wood green shopping mall where I went, several shops were closed. Some were shutting down as I was there. There was a brief period when people just started running - for no reason at all. Everyone is afraid.

The looted and burnt area in Tottenham high road is still cordoned off. Helicopter constantly in the air. Police every where. One officer said the closure will last a few days.

r231:
I work in Hackney

r231:
for real

omo let me pack ma bag and go home. . . . . . . .

denzel2009:
even stratford is scheduled for 7pm tonight. this is getting out of hand.

buzugee:
so basically people feel they are suffering because they are living  paycheck to paycheck or giro to giro ? they need to take a trip to ethiopia and somalia. imbeciles, the whole lot of them

redsun:
That is not a new thing,there have always being nigger beaters and paki bashers in europe.

Of the whites  are feeling the heat will always take side with the down trodden,the deprived as the politicians and media call them

buzugee:
where any whites involved or was it just nubian men ? geezzz these people re makin it tough for nubians with their actions. now national front boys will start lynching nubians on the streets of england 

Freewilly:
These Igbo ppl sef,

You rent your house to them and the end up buying the property.

They have taken over 90% of the businesses in Lagos and Abuja.

They are the leaders in Education in the whole of Africa.

Now an Igbo man is going to be the Governor of Lagos, pride and joy of my Yoruba brothers

delala:
I don't have a problem with cutting costs. Very sensible. However, with the figures stated each month, I honestly wonder where the rest is spent. I'm also certain it is for the benefit of the Tinubu/Fashola led elite few. A billion dollars to spend each year, assuming we are given the right figures, is a lot to have made some serious significant changes. Quality of education is still horrible, after 4 years Fashola can't even dare to send any of his kids to public schools, Health is messed up, the roads are bad, insecurity at its peak and unemployment is high. Not to speak of power and accommodation.

I say all these with the majority poor and working class in mind. The argument that the federal government is to blame is invalid, else there would be no point having state governors elected to see to the immediate needs of the people. Researching the so called work done and the amount spent on them, the financial disparity is glaring. Furthermore most of the projects are either hugely inadequate and selective for their purposes or fleeting in lifetime but alive enough for the 'ACN is working' propaganda. If only they can divert the funds spent on PR to more important stuffs.

Nigeria can only get worse with the attitude and comments being displayed on social forums. The hate for OBJ shouldn't translate to the love for these thieves. Politics of issues rather than politics of sentiments, is needed.

ACN has shown to be more dangerous than PDP. PDP is packed with corrupt individuals and election fraudsters. ACN goes a bit further. In addition to the qualities of PDP, ACN is autocratic, aggressive, hypocritical and packed with judicial fraudsters. The two parties have been able to get away with these atrocities because Nigerians in general, including a high percentage of those that believe they are well educated, are not enlightened.

Frankly I'm scared of CPC. And that's because of their aggression and incendiary attributes. The last thing a country needs is ethnic aggravation. Simply put, Fashola is overrated, nigerians should start talking about issues and choose leaders on merit and I am yet to see anyone give me a list of Fashola's 'Qualitative' achievements