If you have a tattoo in Nigeria, they will say you have join bad gang, you have join secret cult.

Whatever rocks their boat abeg...

At home, watching football on TV.

raayah:
Sex
food
more Sex

In that order!

MrOlai:


I think the situation escalated. I watched the video. The NA was even pleading with IMN to open the road and let them pass while the IMN men were displaying their weapons! This is very strange in millitary. Although I do not support the killings, the IMN leadership should be help responsible as the primary cause of the killings.

Bros, I saw he video too. And in no sane clime is the punishment death. It wasn't a war zone, and we have courts.

989900:



You don't get it, read my comments again . . . I should actually be asking "how old are you" . . . looks I could actually be old enough to be your father, with this kind of reasoning of yours.

Ignorance is bliss, enjoy it.

seguno2:


To CHANGE land.
Or was that not what we were promised?

That one na land of no return. Honestly, it feels like this government has been in power for more than a year. Such is the level of suffering and oppression. I pray we survive in one piece.

989900:


The punishment for taking up arms and blocking any other armed individual on a public road can sure be death (it is a very plausible eventuality), if you don't believe me -- give it a try for good measure!

By which law is that punishment? And don't we have courts to determine these cases anymore? How old are you? And should the army be the 'wronged' and the 'Judge' in the same case?

If your answers to the above questions are in the affirmative, then I leave you in peace. But brother, it is better to speak out against injustice so that when they come for you(they surely will), there will be people left to fight for you.

Where exactly are we headed in this country?

If you've seen the video of the military operation, then you will know that the soldiers acted on orders. It is my hope/prayer that this act of recklessness on government's part doesn't come back to haunt the nation in the future, Boko Haram style.

Also, #FreeZakzaky

989900:
It was a sad event, but you shouldn't have blocked a military convoy carrying the COAS in a hostile territory in the first place, while carrying arms and unyielding to all pacification for a peaceful passage.

So the punishment for blocking the convoy of the COAS is death? At least pretend to be humane in public.

Rubbish!

nnachukz:
The most painful truth we have been dodging is the fact that this general Casandra can not be removed through the ballot.
1. There won't be free and fair election come 2019.
2. The desperate dullard has never accepted he lost any election even when he wasn't even the President.
Hopefully God will do the needful to the bringer of pains to the masses even before 2019.

You're right with number 1. I think Nigerians who say 'if they don't perform, we will vote them out' miss the point. All pointers lead us back to the era of violence in our elections.

This thread is just a bundle of misconceptions. I don't even have the strength to type how I feel.

Op, I quite agree with you. Hopefully all the girls on here that readily broadcast #TeamVirgin will heed your call.

cowgirl9090:

don't worry is when your wife gives you three female children, you will know you should have cared about the gender in the first place

There is no need worrying about what I can't control.

Nine million bicycles by Katie Melua.

I just want 3 children. I don't care about the gender.

*yawns op, abeg say what you have to say and if not, let us be biko.

branhampaul:
meaning?

Meaning this thread is controversial and will put you in trouble. I want to see how it pans out.

Smh...op, just look at you...

Hahahahahahahahahahaha

I honestly laughed uncontrollably in public. Make I just perch on top this tree observe this thread.

shyling:
as a team of ten we can

Okay ma'am

As long as LAW makes the list, op you're 100% correct.

shyling:
people like you are also needed to make romanceland a better place

Me!? While I agree we need change, there's only so much anyone can do to drive the change. Just be the change you want to see.

shyling:
I have posted more vile things on nairaland o... it's not easy...but it's hi time we drive change in the romance section.... to talk romance alone or majorly not lewdness

I wish you luck in the battles ahead.

shyling:
Karma is a biatch

Lalasticlala

Lalakonko

Is that in the bible?

The President Muhammadu Buhari-led Federal Government, on Monday, relaunched the War Against Indiscipline, WAI Brigade, in Abuja, saying in this era of insecurity, violence, kidnapping, and other forms of social vices, the role of the Brigade in civil intelligence gathering cannot be over emphasized.

Announcing the development on the occasion of the National and State Commanders meeting of the Community Support Brigade, CSB, also known as WAI, the Director-General, National Orientation Agency, NOA, Dr. Garba Abari said the President Buhari administration has declared the intention to relaunch the Brigade for better performance, as well as to bring its activities to the fore.

Details later…


Source: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/08/buhari-relaunches-war-indicipline-brigade/

Why will government subsidise inconsequential things like religious pilgrimage but make the people pay more for education?

How much is the minimum wage? So the least earning Nigerians can't send their wards to government public schools? Where are we going in this country sef?

The National Parents and Teachers Association of the Federal Government Colleges has protested against the increase in the school fees of unity schools by the Federal Government, describing it as “commercialisation of education.”

The organisation warned that the new fees, if not reversed, would force parents to withdraw their children from the unity colleges.

The association in a communiqué read to journalists by its National President, Dr. Gabriel Nnaji, at the end of its National Executive Council meeting, said the increment from N20,000 to N75,000 was untimely and insensitive by the government.



According to him, the fee was increased on June 1 by the government.

The communiqué partly read, “The increase of school fees from about N20,000 to about N75,000 in unity colleges is most untimely and insensitive. An average Nigerian worker whose minimum wage is N18,000 and who has one or two children in the unity colleges will be unable to keep his or her child or children in the unity colleges.

“The recent increase is a negation of the policy or principle that established unity colleges which is to make basic and secondary education affordable and accessible to an average Nigerian student.”

The association therefore appealed to President Muhammadu Buhari and the members of the National Assembly to compel the Federal Ministry of Education to revert to the old fee regime “as the education of Nigerian children is a right and not a privilege.”

“The association will continue to partner the Federal Ministry of Education by complementing the efforts of the ministry in the provision of basic facilities in the unity colleges,” Nnaji said.

According to him, while NAPTAFEGC appreciated the Federal Ministry of Education in making the payment of insurance levy in the unity colleges optional, the association frowns on any attempt to commercialise or make the cost of training Nigerian children in the unity colleges beyond the rich of an average Nigerian parent.

He said, “Enough budgetary provision should be adequately made and very timely released to the unity colleges to enable students to continue to compete very favourably with students of other academically sound private colleges.

“The issue of security in unity colleges must be given the deserved attention and commitment all the time. Students who have paid for books should always be made to receive them in good time and not when they are no longer needed.”

Source: http://punchng.com/parents-kick-fg-hikes-unity-schools-fees/

Whistle blower of life.

These guys must really think we can't decipher our left from our right.