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BlueRayDick:Wasn't referring to the video. Didn't even click on the link. I was just using a well renowned phrase our very peaceful brothers always use. ![]() |
BlueRayDick:Allahu Abkhar |
Any insecurity that lasts more than 24 hours, it's because the government is allowing it - Abacha. |
1/10 of the things happening in these northern states didn't happen in rivers state before bat declared state of emergency in rivers state. Raumdeuter dropped lots of epistles then on why that was necessary. I wonder if he'll be gracious enough to tell us why bat hasn't declared state of emergency in the north? ![]() Or could it be that Tinubu values southern lives more than northern lives? Afterall there's a reason one group of people are always preaching unity and one Nigeria. It's a pity SS leaders don't have balls. |
DSS can track people that insult government officials online but they can't track terrorists. They(the terrorists) are no longer hiding sef, they're openly daring the Nigerian government to do their worse. I've been reading statements from US officials saying they're working with Nigerian government officials on the matter, and I have nothing but pity for them. Whatever intelligence they share with Nigerian officials will amount to nothing. Y'all can see how the northerners react to this matter. To them this is a matter of religion. I've said it before that the problem in the north is purely an ideological problem, there's nothing the US or anybody can do about it. It's not too late, state governments in the south bordering northern states better start closing their borders before those terrorists slip into the south, and start rampaging here. This is the best time to divide this country, but these southern leaders are playing useless sepuku politics. |
BlueRayDick:Why are they avoiding your question on why Obadiah malaifa was arrested? Or were they not old enough to read news at the time? The former deputy cbn governor said government is complicit in the insecurity plaguing the country and DSS started harassing him claiming he was inciting the public against the government. It didn't take long before they silenced him permanently. The moneozi guy claims to be a Christian, but he's always at the forefront of defending Muslims, terrorists, and all sorts of ills in this country. Even me that is not a religious person, defends the people he claims to be one of them more than him. This country dey make person talk too much mehn. And if you're complaining about the rubbish too much some will think you're not doing fine that's why you're complaining, some like raumdeuter will call you a wailer, meanwhile they're enjoying the dividends of good governance overseas. I'm on it sha, can't keep talking about Nigeria matter forever. |
afrodoc2:Nobody on this thread can accuse me of being a tribal bigot. I don't give a fvck about anybody's tribe or religion. You must be so scared of dayokanu and Amoto that you had no choice but to goof. |
afrodoc2:It's okay. You can tag dayokanu and Amoto without being afraid. ![]() |
https://www.nairaland.com/8566251/fully-armed-bandits-dressed-soldiers Maybe if the Nigerian military applied their civilian-intimidation energy where it actually matters, we wouldn’t be watching nonsense like this unfold. Instead, one loudmouth ex military guy on Nairaland is talking about erasing me and Trevor, but conveniently loses all that bravery when it’s time to confront the real menace. And at this point, I’m even careful with my wording, because it looks like typing the word “terrorist” is now a bannable offense. Makes you wonder if Seun is intentionally protecting terrorists and their sympathizers. |
If anything happens to the guy in prison, Nigeria will be plunged into a serious crisis. |
The Nigerian government created the version of IPOB everyone is shouting about today. They were peaceful from the start, until Buhari’s government decided harassment, raids, intimidation, and military operations were the correct response. Meanwhile, herdsmen were slaughtering farmers and ordinary citizens with no consequences. People were begging for protection, and the government looked the other way. So IPOB adapted to the reality forced on them, as any group backed into a corner eventually does. Operation Python Dance, the harassment of anyone linked to IPOB or even just being Igbo, and the constant intimidation created the monster they now complain about. You can only push people so far before they reach their breaking point. You can’t beat a child and then forbid them from crying. And before anybody tries to twist my words, I’ve never supported Nnamdi Kanu or IPOB. I’m simply stating facts. You people are trying to rewrite a history we all lived through, and I won’t pretend not to see it. |
There’s already a problem when you’re screenshotting conversations with your own partner. It means you’re anticipating failure before the relationship even breathes. If you need receipts to feel safe, that’s your sign, you two were never meant to be together in the first place. These red flags aren’t exactly advanced calculus. For some of us, once we start dating someone, we stop chatting with them online oh. Anything we want to say, we say it face-to-face or on a call. If you’re with someone you constantly have to monitor, screenshot, and stay on guard with, you already know you shouldn’t be with them. But people force what shouldn’t be forced, all because they lack proper vetting instincts. |
DissTroy:So if someone fvcks my wife, I'll come online and post "disstroy fvcked my wife, please marry her". There are better ways to handle this than embarrassing himself. The man is disgrace. If I'm his friend, he'll never be able to speak in front of me again. |
afrodoc2:I know. It's deliberate. I couldn't help myself. |
TemporaryHansel:Why do people keep forming fake patriotism when it's obvious even to the blind that this is the only solution to this insecurity issue? |
afrodoc2:When it's time to burn down villages in the south, or harass civilians, Nigerian soldiers become very gallant. When e reach time to protect general for war front, e go turn to "we were ambushed". |
Zero pities for the Nigerian military. They should go and guard more private lands in Abuja. |
izzou:I don't get the rationale behind posting this sha. Why did he have to post this? |
Seun has ruined our user experience on this site with the terrible modifications he added to the bot. |
Ibime:It's not a small feat if you're a civilian, but very easy for terrorists and bandits. ![]() |
I never really rated the Nigerian military, but I still held a tiny bit of respect for them. That vanished completely when the late COAS, General Lagbaja, fell sick. Sahara Reporters and other media reported it, and the military denied it, insisting he was perfectly healthy. When he died abroad, the same media broke the news, and the military still denied it, only admitting the truth days later after the Federal Government themselves released a statement confirming the guy is dead. I’m 100% certain that without the FG’s statement, they’d still be denying it till today. That’s when all respect I had for them disappeared. APC has turned this country into a propaganda factory. At this point, no Nigerian institution says anything I can take at face value, not in this lifetime, maybe in the next. |
Ellexy:You’re giving the Nigerian military way too much respect, my bro. At the end of the day, they’re a Nigerian institution, why act like they’re somehow above propaganda or playing games? A whole COAS fell sick and died abroad and they still denied it until the federal government spoke. If they could lie about something that unnecessary, why is it so hard to believe they’d deny or spin the truth when a general gets taken out by terrorists? |
Godx:Two truths can co-exist. Your point stands, but it doesn’t erase the fact that some guys intentionally use public proposals as pressure tactics, fully aware the woman isn’t ready for marriage. I’ve been in that exact situation. I once met someone I genuinely wanted to marry, and she clearly told me I was moving too fast. She said she wasn’t ready for marriage and preferred we just date normally. Now imagine me still going to propose in public after hearing that. That’s not love, that’s manipulation. |
raumdeuter:A lady admitted she wasn't ready for marriage yet. It's not like she didn't love the guy and didn't want to marry him oh, but just not yet. But the guy proposed to her in public in the presence of their friends and family when they were at the reception of another family member's marriage, the lady had no choice but to accept because she didn't want to embarrass the guy and her family who were present. I'm 100% sure the guy knew that lady wasn't ready to get married at the time, but decided to ambush her, which is quite selfish and seems like low-self esteem to me . They all know what they're doing. When it backfires, they (the men) shouldn't get any pity. |
Ellexy:Remember when the Nigerian military denied the late COAS was dead, swearing he was perfectly fine, until the FG spoke and they had no choice but to admit it? Ever since APC entered office, every state institution ,military and police included, has been running on heavy propaganda. What’s surprising is that, despite the repeated inconsistencies, many people still trust whatever they hear from these institutions. The useless Nigerian military act almighty and only remembers strength when it’s civilians in front of them. When it’s time to confront terrorists, all that bravado fades instantly. |
BlueRayDick:I believe most guys who propose in public are doing it to corner the women into agreeing. You can’t be in a relationship for a while and still be clueless about your partner’s readiness for marriage, or if she actually wants to marry you. The crowd adds extra pressure so they they rely on the crowd effect. The cheers, the cameras, knowing the woman won’t want to cause a scene or embarrass them. That’s really the only logic behind it, in my opinion. |
Kingtom is there any name for this mental illness currently plaguing some women? How will you open your korokoro eyes to do this?
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Emaprince:Definitely. I'm surprised he/she got so many likes, there must be many simps on this board. |
Melvyn11:I respect the idea of bodily autonomy, but if a woman has full authority to decide whether a pregnancy continues, then logically the man should have a corresponding right to decide his level of involvement. You can’t claim absolute choice for one party and zero choice for the other. If someone chooses to keep a pregnancy knowing the other person wants no part of it, that decision is theirs, but the responsibility shouldn’t magically become shared by default. Fairness means both people get a say in their obligations, not just one. 💁🏽♂️ |
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