₦airaland Forum

Bubewilson:
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ls it by force. Pesin tell you say I know wan answer the same surname with you again. You dey vex dey wan kill am.... For what...

Take it or leave it... Fact the nig army in 1960-63 couldn't single handedly defeat the untrained and inexperienced Biafran army. Pesin way you pass, do you, it took you 3 years... Go ask your govt why the civil war history is not taught in primary and secondary schools.

eigmaticme:
Naming already done. Will keep you in mind for the dedication. You go come Jos?

ThisKC:
Oya!!! Great Ife!!! Gberraaa

damilare7:




That sarcastic phrase again

Afam4eva:
To say that i'm ashamed of this decision to support former Vice President, Atiku Abubakar is an understatement. However, after examining Nigerian politics and it's idiosyncrasies, ive come to realist that it will be easier for a camel to pass through the hole in a needle than for the best man to become the president of Nigeria. When i say best man, i'm talking of technocrats in the mold of Soludo, Fashola, Sanusi, Ezekwesili, Iweala and people who truly went to school and understand the economics that's involved in running a nation. And more importantly, the person must be a nation builder devoid of tribal jingoism and religious extremism like the man we have in power today. Like i said, it will be tough for Nigeria to elect someone who embodies these qualities because even the electorate is not educated enough to know what the nation needs.

In view of this, i'm left with Atiku Abubakar. He may not be the technocrat that we desire and he may be part of the old brigade. But one thing that i like about him is his smartness and willingness to relate with people from different parts of the country. If you look at the north for example, very few leaders embodies his uncommon charisma and charm despite all that has been said about him while he was deputy president, whether true or not.

Atiku is not a saint, infact, he's very far from being a saint. But at this time in our life as a nation, we need someone like him who can unite the country unlike the division in Buhari. never again are we going to decorate a seasoned tribalist and religious afionado to become the president of a multi ethnic and rleigious country like Nigeria.

Come 2019, except a major political party elects a close to perfect candidate, i think i'll stick with Atiku Abubakar. That's my choice and i hope and know that he picks his deputy from the South-East. Only then can we hope for a better country for us and our children.

exclusivejayce:
Chelsea don knack them. Tolexander are you seeing this, victor moses' chelsea dy win.

doneyor:
Arsene Wenger insists Arsenal Can Still Win the Premier League this Season.

Despite loosing two of the three games earlier this season, the gunner's boss still believes there is hope for his boys.

http://www.ukrido.com/2017/09/arsene-wenger-insists-arsenal-can-still-win-the-premier-league-this-season/

davidodiba:
Bad belle... We go win

brodalikeme:
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I smell arsenal, but its not Moses fault na, pray Dangote buys the club very soon so that you can be delivered from your misery

miremoses:
u don't want him to spoil your bet right

Enouwem:
I am still trying to understand what is happening here

Nigerians are humorous and witty sha!!!

Mr Momodu said the then President, Goodluck Jonathan and his party, PDP, did not leave us much options and it seemed there was only one logical and rational way to go, no matter how unpalatable, and that was Buhari and his APC.