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Politics › Re: We Must Address Restructuring Now – Obasanjo by TheFreeOne: 7:29pm On Feb 29, 2020
If Boko Haram can get external support, any group that decided to go will get support from within and outside. So we must address the issue now.”

“I will continue to fight for Nigeria’s unity until I die. But this fight is not to make my children and my race second class citizens.

“Ti owo o ba se san a ka leri ( If you can no longer swing your hand, then you put it on your head),” he said
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Thank you baba OBJ.

It's either restructuring or outright separation.

Those are the ONLY workable options cos anything short of that is just self deception and a waste of time.

It will be better we do it peacefully lest the country breaks up violently cos security is fast collapsing and as seen from recent events will get worse.
Celebrities › Re: Ifu Ennada Speaks On Coronavirus: Face Mask Now Costs N15k, No Longer N750 by TheFreeOne: 10:40am On Feb 29, 2020
Even nose/mouth cover now sells for N500 each.

It used to be N50 a pair but a family member was informed by a pharmacist some minutes ago his own is N500.

She eventually bought at another place for N100 each.

Some Nigerians are wicked most especially pharmacists that are cashing in on this corona virus outbreak.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Chad Executes 10 Boko Haram Fighters Over Deadly Attacks by TheFreeOne: 3:31pm On Feb 25, 2020
That's a serious government that cares for her people unlike some coded terrorists with nauseating odoriferous integrity.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Breaking: Iran’s Deputy Health Minister Tests Positive For Coronavirus by TheFreeOne: 3:16pm On Feb 25, 2020
Really huh

I hope coronavirus is not some bio weapon development gone wrong or targeted at some countries.

I pray a cure is found soonest as my heart goes to the victims and the dead.
Crime › Re: Tiamiyu Kazeem: Police Recommend SARS Operative’s Dismissal Over Killing by TheFreeOne: 10:14am On Feb 25, 2020
Only dismissal?

He should be prosecuted and jailed.

SARS is a criminal organization embedded within the NF like some other security operatives running crime syndicates in the guise of fighting insecurity and corruption.
Crime › Re: BREAKING News: Permanent Secretary Kidnaped In Nasarawa by TheFreeOne: 10:59am On Feb 16, 2020
TheFreeOne:
MY TAKE ON OPERATION AMOTEKUN:

Any discerning individual should have realised that happenings across the country recently most especially insecurity, nepotism in political appointments most especially lopsided security which has been intentionally concentrated into the northern region will eventually brings no good to the country.

Like a crescendo tension and fear builds up in the minds of many who can see the telltale signs of impending danger to all. Coupled with brazen unabated killings by BH, bandits, Fulani militias across the country and most especially in the middle belt. Many are of the opinion there's an agenda of ethnic cleansing by Fulanis and that the FG aren't helping matters with the failure to protect Nigerians and seemingly non prosecution of these bloodthirsty groups.
The reality is that one doesn't have to be a prophet to know that if these security challenges aren't faced head-on it won't be long before criminals elements start going from house to house killing and abducting people as it has become obvious the country security architecture is overstretched and compromised as some alleged.

So Operaion Amotekun is a child of necessity whose birth is a near perfect timing to stop incursion of these bloodthirsty groups into southern Nigeria. It's a kinda checkmate if Yorubas and other southerners are to sleep with their eyes closed cos it's no secret that 'cells' of these bloodthirsty marauders are very much in the south.

Real Omoluabis considers life and security of their people first before politics and I congratulate the SW governors for setting aside political differences to birth this laudable move. But they and the DAWN commission should be careful not to lose the reins of Amotekun to those who want to be politically correct because of selfish ambition as such individuals will want to whittle down the strength and functionality of these initiative in order to please some feudal lords at the detriment of Yorubas and entire south.
The governors should likewise be cautious of their dealings and discussions with the FG cos 'the devil is in the details' in order to avoid this initiative being sabotaged to suit Fulani interests and agenda.

I am also very happy for the resounding support from the Yoruba nation at home and in diaspora. It is a positive signs we have come to realise the need for UNITY and knows who our enemies are. And I hope southern Nigeria comes together as it is the ONLY WAY to have a country of our dreams IF we all desire to stay together as a country.

And those opposing this regional initiative should be rest assured Yorubas aren't unreasonable and neither will Amotekun be a tool for oppressing fulani herders as being claimed by Fulani leaders.
All we want is security of our people and only criminals elements amongst them need to fear Amotekun.

ONLY CRIMINALS AND THIEVES COMPLAINS OF THE STRENGTH AND HEIGHT OF THEIR NEIGHBOURS' GATE.
I pray those playing politics with the lives of Nigerians will see the urgent need for state policing before danger starring us in the face gets outta hand.

The present security architecture has failed and needs to be overhauled for competent hands devoid of tribal jingoism and nepotism that's being promoted as statecraft by current administration.
Politics › Re: Buhari Is 1000% Worse Than Goodluck Jonathan. by TheFreeOne: 8:24pm On Feb 12, 2020
1,000% failure? cheesy


Zombies in the house kindly fall in to praise ya baba as usual cheesy
Politics › Re: Buhari, Bokoharam And The Nigerian Army by TheFreeOne: 3:41pm On Feb 12, 2020
FrLukas:
If I was in the military, I will resign and go look for something else to do.

I can't be taking orders from a Commander-In-Chief who also happens to be the Commander-In-Chief of the various terrorist groups in Nigeria including Miyetti Allah.

Imagine seeing your friends and colleagues wasted on the battlefield against Boko Haram and then going home to see the same Boko boys being released by your President.

This is so fcked up.
Charles Ogbu alleged same.

It seems our soldiers are pawns in this game of terrorism.

I am of the opinion criminals and terrorists should pay for their crimes.

Politics › Re: Buhari, Bokoharam And The Nigerian Army by TheFreeOne:
Bro it's a painful reality and insult to those who have been killed and their families.

I've come to a conclusion that lives of our soldiers are being wasted for no justifiable course to satisfy evil elements with hidden agendas.

Wither justice for the victims? It's only an irresponsible government / society that fails to uphold justice for her citizenry.

And in the absence of justice there can't be peace but only chaos as can be seen from insecurity across the country most especially the north.
Politics › Re: North’s Out-of-school Children Population Disheartening – Aisha Buhari by TheFreeOne: 12:03pm On Feb 10, 2020
Northern leaders and elites aren't sincere nor concerned about the plight of almajiris and the less privileged northerners.

Their only interests is in making use of these children and poor to capture power via rigging during elections and nothing more cos they only consider them useful idiots.

So these evil elements should stop disturbing us with fake sermons.

The same wicked elements have been in power at the centre for decades with no serious development and education to show for it in their region.

Yeye people.
Politics › Re: South Eastern Security Network - Vanguard by TheFreeOne: 8:22pm On Feb 07, 2020
A welcome development if true.

Security of lives and properties should be the no. 1 priority of any serious government.

But I won't be surprised if IPOB designed that logo.
Politics › Re: Jolly Nyame: Supreme Court Upholds Conviction Of Ex-Taraba Governor by TheFreeOne: 10:56am On Feb 07, 2020
Any politician found guilty of corruption should serve his prison term.

Their greed and heartlessness lead the country into the present mess.

I have zero mercy for criminal politicians, terrorist apologists, incompetent and myopic leaders.
Politics › Re: Arewa Youths Disown Shege Ka Fasa by TheFreeOne: 10:37am On Feb 07, 2020
According to Dogara who was the Chairman of the meeting,” [b] We are confronted with a crisis that is unparalleled in our history. The death spiral appears unstoppable. Increasingly, it is becoming harder and harder to distinguish us from our enemies.

“There was no shortage of early warning signs and as a matter of fact, our philosophers such as the late Sa’adu Zungur of blessed memory had warned that this dystopian era was fast approaching but we ignored all. We are now paying for our collective negligence”.

He said the North is now in the.grip of what Soren Kierkegaard called “Sickness unto death” the numbing of the soul by despair that leads to moral and physical debasement. It has become a society that is driven at its very core by death instinct. The instinct to annihilate and destroy rather than nurture and create.”

He further observed that our economic debris has become too conspicuous to be ignored, adding that, “As it is, we are now trapped in a prison of mirrors, where revealed lies are answered with new lies. With all these, it is like our slow-motion walk to self Apocalypse is assured [/b]
I once opined on this forum that the north will burn itself out and the fire is rising with no end in sight.

The insincerity of their leaders to the state of the nation and their winner takes it all mentality at the detriment of other of regions made them blind to the fire on their roofs and now had to pay for it.

I pray southern and middlebelt leaders will unite, push for state policing and support regional security outfits like Amotekun to confront security challenges in the region in order to avoid a dangerous spillover from the north.
Politics › Re: Insecurity: CAN, NSCIA clash, US asks FG to protect Nigerians by TheFreeOne: 10:46am On Feb 06, 2020
Pompeo stated, “We know that these issues are hard. We know that they’re complicated. But I strongly encourage the Nigerian government to do more to protect its civilians, including religious communities and the humanitarian organisations, seeking to assist them.
Nwoha said, “The level of insecurity in the country has reached an unacceptable crescendo that declaring a state of emergency on it appears not only necessary but also pressing.
“I think at this point displaying names of Christians who have participated in terrorism will not help justify the case of the NSCIA because Nigerians already know that they are being killed by Boko Haram, Fulani militiamen, ISWAP, bandits, kidnappers and their likes. Nigerians know also their religion and the angle they come from. We cannot deny the fact that not all Muslims are terrorists but all terrorists are Muslims.”
Politics › Re: Nigeria Must Repay Abacha Loot If It’s Stolen Again – US by TheFreeOne: 9:00pm On Feb 04, 2020
GenBuhari:
Abacha never looted.

America is a thief who is giving us conditions for return of phantom audio "Abacha Loot"They keep disturbing us with endless anti- Abacha propaganda, to distract us from the over $1trn of our money illegally acquired by them and other white supremacist western nation allies.
Even Buhari won't make such unguarded statement again.

Bros go have your bath, eat dinner and sleep so that you'll be rejuvenated to make sense.
Politics › Re: Nigeria Must Repay Abacha Loot If It’s Stolen Again – US by TheFreeOne: 8:22pm On Feb 04, 2020
Maxymilliano:
Just look at the manner the United States is addressing the giant of Africa like we are some wayward college kids
Giant wey naija politicians and top civil servants don use im pant?

The present crop of leaders we have are a disgrace and unpatriotic.
Politics › Re: Nigeria Must Repay Abacha Loot If It’s Stolen Again – US by TheFreeOne: 8:05pm On Feb 04, 2020
GenBuhari:
Imagine! How can a thief be giving conditions to owner before returning owners property?
Really?

So what should we call Abacha that looted the funds? And hope you are aware Buhari told Nigerians that Abacha never stole but same man is the one repatriating loots stashed across the globe by the late dark-goggled general.
Politics › Re: Nigeria Must Repay Abacha Loot If It’s Stolen Again – US by TheFreeOne: 7:48pm On Feb 04, 2020
It's certain part of the money will definitely be embezzled by politicians and civil servants via inflated contracts.

But for the sovereignty of Nigeria it would have been better the US government handle the three infrastructural projects cos our politicians will find a way around it to benefits themselves.

I can bet some are already popping champagne over this decision by the U.S.

Useless, heartless and greedy are the majority of leaders we've got in this country.
Politics › Re: Insecurity Will Only Expand And Fester With Buhari - Farooq A. Kperogi, Ph.d. by TheFreeOne: 9:44pm On Feb 02, 2020
Racoon:
I always tell any mummified zombie who cares to listen that the below is the true meaning of patroitism;
You are 100% correct about the true meaning of patriotism.

But unfortunately zombies are harebrained to understand.

If the security situation in the country is not tacked head-on it will sooner than later blow-up in our faces. Concerned Nigerians must continue to speak up and draw international attention to the situation at hand cos it is audible and visible to the deaf and blind that we are heading to a precipice of another civil war if the security crisis continues.
Politics › Re: Insecurity Will Only Expand And Fester With Buhari - Farooq A. Kperogi, Ph.d. by TheFreeOne: 8:50pm On Feb 02, 2020
Racoon:
"People who had constructed Buhari as an unerring, irreproachable demigod who is worthy only of worship and unquestioned admiration have started to call him insensitive and clueless...

There suddenly seems to be an epiphany in the region that Buhari is an inept, uncaring fraud who scammed the people into attributing to him qualities he never possessed & would never possess in a million lifetimes.."
Sarrki salvation comes to mind.
That sarrki of a guy is an unintelligent chap.

I remembered telling him he doesn't understand the true meaning of patriotism but he kept yapping like a parrot in defense of his unpatriotic, incompetent and nepotistic baba.

Now he's claiming repentance? I hope his deliverance from the spirit of zombeism is for real but karma never fails and evil doers and their supporters will not go unpunished either in this world or hereafter.
Politics › Re: Insecurity Will Only Expand And Fester With Buhari - Farooq A. Kperogi, Ph.d. by TheFreeOne: 1:19pm On Feb 02, 2020
Can a man gives what he doesn't have?

Prior to 2015 elections some of us shouted at the top of our lungs that the man lacked capacity to lead a diverse country like Nigeria but his zombies called us names.

Now scales are falling from their eyes.

Whosoever supported and still supporting this evil administration should know karma is real.

The eternal law of sowing and reaping will forever takes effect accordingly.
Politics › Re: Plateau Killings: I Have Changed, Arrest All Fulani Leaders – Lalong by TheFreeOne: 7:08pm On Jan 28, 2020
It's high time politicians borrow some sense and stop playing politics with lives of Nigerians.

And I hope Governor Lalong is serious about this statement.

Criminality must be tackled head-on no matter whose ox is gored.
Politics › Re: AMOTEKUN: Confusion As AGF Disagrees With VP, South West Governors by TheFreeOne: 10:50pm On Jan 23, 2020
No going back on Amotekun and necessary legal instruments would be put in place by the SW states.

And if Malami is pained and can't wait for that he should file a case at the court.

Security of lives and properties shouldn't be politicised and the hullabaloo created by northern leaders on this matter has exposed the fact that they have evil agenda against southerners.
Politics › Re: BREAKING: Nigerian Government Accepts Creation Of Amotekun by TheFreeOne: 9:49pm On Jan 23, 2020
sassysure:
Great if this is true.

Others should set up theirs.
Middle belt especially
viyon02:
Bravo! bravo!!, bravo!!!, with the creation of Amotekun, it is crystal clear that every region need to security cautious: Yoruba has taken the lead others can follow.
Governors of north central states comprising Nasarawa, Niger, Plateau, Kogi, Kwara, Benue are already on the beat to set-up their own.

It's expected SS and SE will do same and I won't be surprised if IPOB comes down hard again on SE governors for the proscription of the group by FG.
Politics › Re: BREAKING: Nigerian Government Accepts Creation Of Amotekun by TheFreeOne: 8:50pm On Jan 23, 2020
MY TAKE ON OPERATION AMOTEKUN:

Any discerning individual should have realised that happenings across the country recently most especially insecurity, nepotism in political appointments most especially lopsided security which has been intentionally concentrated into the northern region will eventually brings no good to the country.

Like a crescendo tension and fear builds up in the minds of many who can see the telltale signs of impending danger to all. Coupled with brazen unabated killings by BH, bandits, Fulani militias across the country and most especially in the middle belt. Many are of the opinion there's an agenda of ethnic cleansing by Fulanis and that the FG aren't helping matters with the failure to protect Nigerians and seemingly non prosecution of these bloodthirsty groups.
The reality is that one doesn't have to be a prophet to know that if these security challenges aren't faced head-on it won't be long before criminals elements start going from house to house killing and abducting people as it has become obvious the country security architecture is overstretched and compromised as some alleged.

So Operaion Amotekun is a child of necessity whose birth is a near perfect timing to stop incursion of these bloodthirsty groups into southern Nigeria. It's a kinda checkmate if Yorubas and other southerners are to sleep with their eyes closed cos it's no secret that 'cells' of these bloodthirsty marauders are very much in the south.

Real Omoluabis considers life and security of their people first before politics and I congratulate the SW governors for setting aside political differences to birth this laudable move. But they and the DAWN commission should be careful not to lose the reins of Amotekun to those who want to be politically correct because of selfish ambition as such individuals will want to whittle down the strength and functionality of these initiative in order to please some feudal lords at the detriment of Yorubas and entire south.
The governors should likewise be cautious of their dealings and discussions with the FG cos 'the devil is in the details' in order to avoid this initiative being sabotaged to suit Fulani interests and agenda.

I am also very happy for the resounding support from the Yoruba nation at home and in diaspora. It is a positive signs we have come to realise the need for UNITY and knows who our enemies are. And I hope southern Nigeria comes together as it is the ONLY WAY to have a country of our dreams IF we all desire to stay together as a country.

And those opposing this regional initiative should be rest assured Yorubas aren't unreasonable and neither will Amotekun be a tool for oppressing fulani herders as being claimed by Fulani leaders.
All we want is security of our people and only criminals elements amongst them need to fear Amotekun.

ONLY CRIMINALS AND THIEVES COMPLAINS OF THE STRENGTH AND HEIGHT OF THEIR NEIGHBOURS' GATE.
Politics › Re: Nigeria Is Suffocating, Return Our Patrimony - West Laments by TheFreeOne: 10:45am On Apr 10, 2019
The writeup almost brought tears to my eyes.

Nigeria 'as is' presently is a lost cause. Only fools believes it will get better without restructuring or a split into 'countries'. The injustice in the system is an albatross that'll always be the bane of her real development.

I am an omoluabi and i long for Oodua nation.
Politics › Re: Audu Ogheh Mocked On 'The Daily Show' Over Pizza From Britain by TheFreeOne: 6:39pm On Apr 06, 2019
There's no way Romania weed will be as good as kwale weed.

If you doubt it ask Ogbeh cheesy

Seriously, what the minister said was embarassing.
Politics › Re: Onnoghen Retired, He Did Not Resign - Awomolo by TheFreeOne:
KingOfThisnDat:
STFU you bloody slowpoke! What has the South benefitted from onnoghen’s thievery and misbehavior in office?
Guys like you aren't fit for public discourse cos you lack comprehension abilities and home training.

You aren't only simpleton with inability to see the 'big picture' but a compound fool if you are truly a southerner.

And if you care to know my opinion is not limited to onnoghen case. I've always been against the fraudulent 'one nigeria' project that urgently requires restructuring.
Politics › Re: Onnoghen Retired, He Did Not Resign - Awomolo by TheFreeOne: 5:01pm On Apr 06, 2019
NJC and Onnoghen did the right to save the judiciary from disrepute and Buharis 'bull in a china shop' onslaught on the judiciary.

Discerning southerners should note that there's a battle for the soul of this country which simpletons can't see. They easily get deceived by fake corruption fight with a lot of underbelly deceptions in pursuit of same old northern agendas.
Politics › Re: Should The Nigerian Government Forgive Boko Haram Members Willing To Surrender by TheFreeOne: 6:18pm On Apr 05, 2019
Considering the enormity of their crimes the issue of forgiveness shouldn't be considered.

Justice is what those whose lives were taken, their families and others who lost properties deserves.

It is only a society whose sense of justice, reward and punishment system are warped that'll consider such injustice.

Terrorists should pay for their crimes in order to serve as deterrent for others.
Politics › Re: Dangote: North Will Remain Poor Except… by TheFreeOne: 11:25am On Apr 04, 2019
alezzy13:
@bolded, that will be very unlikely. Mainly because 1.they are relatively far fewer in number, and 2.a number of such educated youth are usually offspring of the ruling class and so benefit from the status quo.
You may be right but we shouldnt rule out the possibility of a revolt cos therein lies the hope of the talakawas.

But if such fail to happen in the nearest future then southern nigeria risk being in serious danger as merchants of banditry, terrorism will expand their trade down south.

And unfortunately southern leaders aren't doing enough to forestall the danger staring us all in the face.
Politics › Re: Dangote: North Will Remain Poor Except… by TheFreeOne: 10:14pm On Apr 03, 2019
19 northern states which accounts for 54% of nigerias population and 70% of its landmass only generates 21% of total subnational IGR for 2017.


Should we call it a big for nothing region?.

The only thing their leaders are good at is 'leeching' on the national resources via the usual powergrabs while ignoring the downtrodden people to their fate.

Northern leaders are the problem of the north and the earlier their educated youths revolts against their selfish political elites the better for their future.

And I still stand by my believe that it will be better for us all the country be restructed into regions or split up for each region / country to develop at its own paces so that those that want real development will go for it while those in love with religious extremism can likewise follow their own path.

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