₦airaland Forum

Mrlcredible:
how I wish you were the victim that was shot dead at Douglas roads rather than the innocent Imsu law student.
I assure you, your father and all relatives will never escape the next attack by UGM then u will know how it hurts.
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dustmalik:
I don't see any Boko haram member in that video. This is FFK trying to mislead his gullible idiots.

W0mbRaider:
In Sir General Rupert Smith's,. The Utility of Force, he made it clear that the days of conventional warfare are over and that conflicts henceforth will be fought by non conventional forces comprised of civilian voluntareers arranged along tribal, religious and ideological fronts.

If a war is declared today by the Federal Govt it will be on ethnic nationalities wanting to leave the colonial contraption.

Unlike 1966, which saw the Igbos rightly not getting any sympathies from their co-nationals in the south, the second civil war will see to several alliances formed to break free from the Fulani hegenomy.

The first victims will be Nationals in the Nigerian Army belonging to the wrong tribe. These officers and men will mostly likely resign or defect.

The second civil war will be no joke. It will be Yugoslavia and Rwanda wrapped up in one bloody fest.

Alliances will be fickle and redrawn severally as the protracted stalemate lingers. Abuja will rely on Sahelian jihadist bands, mercs and Muslim coalition alongside Israel and China.

Igbos will eventually realign with the Fulani after being rejected by the Niger Delta Republic .

The Yoruba nationalists will battle his Muslim brothers who will align with Sokoto to continue the subjugation under the Khalifate.

The Christian middlebelt will later forge an alliance with Sokoto to preserve the Nigerian project to stem off their inevitable genocide by the fanatical Muslim north.

Only the Niger Delta can leave Nigeria easily. The only problem we will face is Igbo expansionism which will become glaring when they enter an alliance with the Muslim north .

Sirjamo:
Tomorrow, Nigeria has a date with destiny. For me, it is the day that our country finally turns the terrible and tedious corner it has been negotiating for decades, if we get it right, we should be on our way to greatness, if we get it wrong; we might have to start all over again and there will be no end in sight for this country to arrive at turning it God - given potentials into visible development for it huge population which currently stood at very close to two hundred million people.


My reason for writing this epistle is actually to state my conviction for pitching my tent with President Mohammadu Buhari, and to also see whether someone somewhere might actually have a superior reason for disagreeing with me, base on facts, figures and better understanding of all the dynamics that could swing an opinion as strong as mine.


We all know that Buhari came in riding on three fundamental issues, namely: Security, economy and fighting corruption.
Now, let's look at those areas one after the other before we move on:


SECURITY

As at 2009 when the Boko haram group turn violent in the ancient city of Maiduguri, I wasn't told about it, I was there. As a student at the University of Maiduguri; I could relate with the crisis and tell stories of how the deadly group held the city, the state and other North Eastern states by their jugulars for years without much from the then PDP government being done to salvage the situation.
The group gradually spread it tentacles to other parts of the country: Kano, Kaduna, Abuja, Kogi, Niger and other Northern States were not left out of the sad tales.
With the coming of the present government, the group have been heavily degraded, its activities have been limited to a small part of Borno north and some mountainous area of Yobe state.
Some would say that the gains that has been recorded with the decimation of Boko haram has since been lost to the unfortunate farmers/ herders crisis in the middle belt region, but I cannot in all honesty blame it on the current Buhari government because of valid reasons:

1. Its a long standing problem which didn't began with this government
2. There is no clear cut or single lasting solution to the problem because it involves the wants of grazing field brought about by climate change and the problems of ecology and ecosystem
3. What used to be grazing areas for the herders around the lake Chad area is no longer accessible due to Boko haram activities
4. It has since taken a form of communal nature where the locals also kill the herders which eventually make it difficult for the president to take a side so as not to seem bias, unlike in the case of Boko haram where it is the group vs the rest of the World



ECONOMY

When Buhari took over in 2015, Nigeria was already on it way to recession and it economy was already heading for the rocks.
Twenty two States couldn't pay salaries, oil price was obeying the force of gravity, the previous government did not save enough to cushion the effect of the revenue loss to the slump in oil value which happens to be the mainstay of our Economy; as December 2018, the Buhari government only realized a meager $92 billion from oil, compared to the over $400 billion made by the previous government from oil alone at about the a similar time frame.

I know some people might want to ask: What about all the looted monies recovered and the loans this government has taken? My assessment is: All that could not have added more than $30 billion to our gross revenue under the Buhari government which amount to approximately $122 billion - that's about $278 billion less, compared to the Jonathan era.
If the PDP couldn't do much with $400 billion, what could it have been able to do with $ 122 billion?
It has been the integrity, prudence, and great resource management skill of the Buhari government that Nigeria was able to weather the storm and return our country to the path of growth and development with over sixty percent less revenue.
If this government can be completing abandoned projects and building so many critical infrastructure while promptly paying salaries and pensions of it workers with just $122 billion, imagine if it had $400 billion!


FIGHTING CORRUPTION


There is no government that has done so well in fighting corruption in this country like president Buhari has done and is still doing.
Agreed it is one sided and bias, but if you are in his shoes, would you destroy those that helped you to realize your dream after so many years of trial?
If Nigerian had voted Buhari into government under the more cleaner and baggage - less CPC, he would have been able to do better in the fight against corruption. He would have gone after all of the known corrupt elites and politicians that are hiding under the ruling party today, but we all know that some of these people made him what he is today and he has to consider them as necessary evils in order to fight the bigger grafts that goes on in our polity.

This government has done well considering the situation and circumstances it find itself. I believe it can do better, that's why I think it deserves to be given another chance to consolidate on the progresses it has made.
I hope we would have the patients to allow this government fix what's broken about it, rather than discard it, because its our best route to our destination.
Those who destroyed this country can never be the solutions to it myriad of problems, especially now that there are no much for them to steal talk more of working for the people.

Buhari is the man, he is the best for now, let's continue to support him to complete what he started. Thank you and God bless Nigeria whoever we eventually decide to lead us.

Fahdiga:
Sunday Igboho has succeeded in deceiving Yoruba youths. Yorubas are not known for fighting strangers in their land. it is high time that Yoruba elders call Igboho to order

iammo:
While the Saraki family walk about as heroes, after bankrupting Society Generale Bank, Stealing Kwara allocation for 16 years

CandyOps:
Lol reminds me of stuff we do as kids.

So let me get this right... You were peeping at your bro's wifey and her relative caught you?

E be like u no sabi blow lie. Abi na para de catch u? Well did he catch you on video? If not, just grow some balls and tell him to his face that he can't prove it. Be mean, tell him this should be the first and last time he'll ever accuse you of such nonsense.

No face. No case

And if he goes ahead to report even though I doubt he will, deny him and say it's because he asked you for money and you said No. Simple

PROUDIGBO:
There's a similar story from the middle-belt where one of their sons that was protecting them from the hordes of Fulani bandits/herdsmen/terrorists was murdered in cold blood by Buharis' soldiers. Someone help us with his name.