₦airaland Forum

vivypretty:
see assurance.....lol.

OdenigboAroli:
Be proud of who you are and defend your culture. Omanbalas are peaceful and tolerant; We see you as our brothers and will never oppress you,however,don't sit down and expect the government to do everything for you. Stand up and demand your share because Ana Omanbala is your home and nobody can take that away. Identity crises is everywhere and not peculiar to Igala. Udo.

isalegan2:
A smart bride would pick a happily married woman as her "fake bride."

MaryBenn:
Same way they chyked your sisters and mother Nonsense

Lalasticlala, Mynd44.. I know you guys hate IPOB,, but you think they can be harnessed.?? More opinions are needed here.

Lalasticlala, Mynd44.. Let's get to hear more peoples' opinions, and the lessons they learnt from the Anambra Election..

MaryBenn:
This is not a punishment... It is called WELCOME

I camped in ISEYIN, Oyo State
and we were asked to carry our bags on our head Fun though and they were singing for us while we ran otondo carry your bag for your head one called me "yellow fish"


Crazy soldiers, they just tend to show themselves as hard but they're actually very nice and playful but PROMISCUOUS :

alignacademy:
Thanks for sharing

Hmmm, that guy with the watch in the last pic is obviously somewhere else...

HiddenShadow:
Pls go to this link to see why people like me believes in boycotting elections

https://www.nairaland.com/4186117/anambra-election-why-lost-chidoka/2#62546990

HiddenShadow:
tk4rd


This is why I support boycotting elections.

Even Chidoka's team was made up of anti Biafrans.

HiddenShadow:
Yes I support boycotting of elections until we have human beings in power.

gidgiddy:
Nigeria does not work as a nation, no matter who is power. Even if the president or Governor is from your village, you will still be in a Nigeria where nothing works and there is no progress. How the Hausa see Nigeria is not how the Igbo man sees the country nor how the Yoruba man sees it. We are all too different and all we have done since 1960 is to fight each other. We have had 57 years to test-drive Nigeria and it has been a disaster. Others we started off with such as indonasia, Singapore and Malaysia have all leaped far ahead of us, we are still at the stage of looking for who will give us water, light, good road and federal appointments.

The only thing keeping Nigeria together is Oil. If it were not for it, this country would have broken up long ago.

All the voting our parents and Grandparents did, where did it get them? Where is getting the present generation? No point.


So anyone who wants to have control over their destiny and better their situation has to opt out of Nigeria and one way to emphasize that is to stop participating in the electoral process of Nigeria.


Personally, I think that Igbos can do a far better job of managing and developing Igbo land if they get their own separate country. Nothing in Nigeria ever progresses