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Osun finally liberated. |
kponkedenge:Happy birthday bro. Age with Grace. |
Tutormo:Just withdrew mine shaperly |
When will this guy appear in ARISE TV house so we can hear him directly? |
Sowore who is supporting abi you no get supporters? |
It shows you are a zombie. You have no conscience but if you have one it is not working. You are after the money but not after the future of your children. Pig. |
APC government is not interested in the next generation, they are only interested in the next election. But some of the next generation is interested in helping APC in destroying them. To them it's a punishment for the Igbos. Even people who have lost loved ones to Boko Haram and bandits are happy to have punished Igbos. |
Realist12:Says a self defeated man who hopes on crumps from the master's table to survive. I feel your pains. The worst defeat is self defeat. Deal with it. |
FutureIsFemale:My mum no get hole na vagina she get, you na hole you get? |
CoronaVirusRelo:Premium tears
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Kittex7:
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shortIGBOman:I am a Yoruba but tell your elders to tell you the stories of Akintola and Papa Awo |
There are some students who have been at home for months due to ASUU strikes but will chosse to come to nairaland to fight each other because of politicians who don't care for them, politicians whose children are stuyding abroad where there are no university strikes. Make una continue |
gr8ofnnetwork:Go and take some lessons from French persident |
But Obi himself distanced himself from the app naa so what is the fuss about again? |
gidgiddy:That alone will tell you the man is just looking to be noticed. Now anyone one that wants to trend will attack Obi because they know he has large followership. From the nonsense he wrote up there who did you see he recommended? |
The parkinson's disease man just take style remind us that our children are at home instead of being in school while their own are studying abroad. Yes we will remember it in general elections |
Frigga13:Are you Igbo? If you are not then leave them alone. Your shallow understanding has limited you to tribal and regional politics. Obi is coming to be a Nigerian president and not Igbo president. Your mindset and that of Kwankwaso are same. We have moved on from that level. I am a Yoruba guy but I am voting Obi. Know it and know peace. |
Lovenorth:Your last word said it all COMPITANCE PEOPLE |
This vulture griller can't be saved. His case is irredeemable |
The truth is that I don't know between him and Reno who is more confused.. The two need prayers badly. |
thebosstrevor1:BUT THERE WILL BE FREEDOM OF MOVEMENT ON THE ROAD ABI? |
Anyone who wants to trend now will attack Obi so his voice could be heard. Reno you are doing well OBIDIENTLY |
Rmain:Are you minding fools commenting nonsense. The lawmakers are making privusion for looting but they forgot the man in charge had controlled the nation's apex bank before and had seen it all. Some of the lawmakers ranting nonsense had never seen N1b arranged together. |
thebosstrevor1:I bet he didn;t read jack before rushing to comment. That is their way, nairaland urchins |
kayperry:1k kee you there
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The beauty of it is that nobody gave them shishi and they expected no shishi rather they are spending theirs |
funb01:You mean vulture grillers dem? |
PresidObi:My brodaaaa! Oil dey your head. If anyone wants to trend now he will just look for Obi. He said Wike toys with seventy something billion in Rivers but people are dying of stamped in Rivers where they went to collect free food. The real enemies of the people are getting uncomfortable already imagine what will happen if Obi gets to Aso rock. |
Eiyaaaa! This one came late. Try next format next time. |
peepydelano:Premium tears
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OgunLaakaye:Monday Lines Yoruba: From restructuring to àwa l'ókàn By Lasisi Olagunju (Published in the Nigerian Tribune on Monday, 4 July, 2022) A professor friend who works abroad is home-sick. He recently asked me: “I want to visit home. I am scared. What do you think? Will I be safe?” I didn't know what to tell him. Those of us at home carefully select where to go in Nigeria and when to go there. Our country is a jungle: people get killed; people get captured for ransom; people come out unhurt. Who gets what is not made known to us. Going to the farm, to the mosque, to the church, to the market is war. It is crazy. If governments exist to protect lives and property, then we can say there is none here. All pretence to governance is absent; the sole thing that is working is politics. Everyone appears to have given up. If we have stopped asking ourselves how to save this structure from collapsing, should we also stop discussing how to escape a structural collapse? While our politicians are campaigning for the next elections, their terrified people are bailing out of the country. The people already see the current storms as a certain indicator of an impending collapse. They know that roofs caving in, windows opening and slamming shut amidst cracking columns make escape too late. They are responding to the warnings and the shots. They head towards where they can see light, some through the doors, many through the windows. Check the immigration offices for the number of applicants for international passports. Ask questions at embassies and foreign missions. Go to the departure halls of our international airports. For those too poor to think of life outside here, the refuge is in prayers and desperate survival measures. What we see daily are a terror-stricken citizenry who think Nigeria may not be saved and are desperate for safety. Unfortunately, the Yoruba who have always been at the front in demanding a restructuring of Nigeria for the safety of all have dropped the elephant for the cricket of opportunism. They are singing ‘àwa l'ókan’. The ensemble singing the 'àwa l'ókàn' song say the route they currently take is a shortcut to a restructured Nigeria. They know what they say is deception. The parallel is what a 21-year-old conman did to a mosque in Jigawa State last week. The felon approached trusting worshippers and custodians of a community mosque with an offer to rebuild and make the worship house more modern. The people thanked and embraced him as a 'progressive' and watched as he tore down their prized structure bit by bit. To their horror, their helper sold the roofing sheets, he auctioned the planks and every item of value he met in the mosque and ran away. He was arrested. They were lucky. The 'àwa l'ókàn' band leaders are already stronger than the law. No one will be able to call them to account. When they finish the turn-by-turn gang rape of Nigeria and its people, every victim will be asked to say thank you to the big man with the big gun. Already, the country is in trouble in their very hands. Their solution is to ask us to wait till next year for their deliverance service. How many will be alive then? There is a huge wave of movement of scared, scarred souls from the north to the south. We see it every day. In the south, there is an exodus abroad. I regularly hear of south-west people selling homes and lands to push themselves out of Nigeria. Those who can afford it but are too old to run are making their children run. British-Somali poet, Warsan Shire, says “no one leaves home unless/ home is the mouth of a shark.” Those are the opening lines of his very solemn poem on what could make a people run away from home. The title of that poem is actually 'Home.' It has very many instructive lines that make it fit perfectly into the displacement happening before our very eyes. It is not wisdom for a wise man to die every day at the backyard of a foolish man. The àwa l'ókàn people see their 2023 journey as a moving train. They are so sure. No one should seek to stand in their way. A new president will be born and he will be their man on Saturday, 25 February, 2023. How many days away? 236 days. No one will and can stand in their way to power, they say with all certainty. They forget that the terrorists of the north have no respect for trains and movements. In Kaduna, they waylaid and shot at a train and abducted every specimen of humanity they found in it. The captives are still in captivity. That incident was a proverb about what Nigeria as it is can do to any enterprise. If and whenever Nigeria happens to the Yoruba again, it will be deja vu. No one should shout marginalization and form a NADECO. You said Nigeria should not pound your yam, you would eat it boiled, and you had your way; now, pounded yam is ready, you are holding out your plate again. I thought we all agreed that Nigeria as presently structured is forever flawed and won't work unless it is rebuilt? That we've all dropped the restructuring ball today is a repudiation of wisdom. The principles of federalism, of justice and fairness which the Yoruba trenchantly espoused this past decade are melting in the fires of one man's ambition. Sadly, the man has no national or regional pretence. He said it: his agenda is personal, his slogan is 'èmi l'ókan'; his turn is Yoruba's replacement for restructuring of Nigeria. Authored by a fellow yoruba like you but the one wet get sense. |
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