₦airaland Forum

With the BMC crew members above spewing fire and brimestone lambasting the person of peter obi then I can conclude really some people are really paid to defend the Fulani agenda.
How can a sensible human being in Nigeria talk against the idea of communities forming their own security?

Its pay back time

FreeSpirited:
Guys, When you want to date married women, women who are like 5 to10yrs above in marriage are the most vulnerable to fall into your trap. Many times they crave attention..or are just bored of their husband.
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It's not gainsay when they say the first 5 to 7 years is the most turbulent in marriage that can break or make a marriage.
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The story this young woman detailed above is a typical cycle of almost all marriages. The point our OP finds herself, for an average lady, after trying to endure or make things work will just succumb to the pressure of guys out there...and before u say jack..smart bold guys are already pounding her pvssy with all alacrity.. It's natural these days.. especially if you are in the business of chyking/chopping married women. You will know this.
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It's only a matter of time if nothing is done before this woman starts riding the BBC of a guy who gives her attention and tickle her fancy...Naso e dey start...Nothing new.
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That's why to me, fidelity in marriage is overrated..cos most times couples have broken their vow long before their significant other realises.
But in her situation, some women will deliberately go out and give in to the advances of their admirer just to kill boredom, depression and feel happy. To hell with marital vows..women do this most times to be Happy. However, the smart ones still find a way to balance home demand by not making it affect the integrity of the marriage...what they do is just flow with the marriage and not stress too much for the attention of their busy husband since he's not ready to be disturbed.
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In thesame vein, the busy husband most times is also somewhere cheating with a university or polytechnic slayqueen cos he's also bored of her wife....That's the paradox of marriage.
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You see... cheating on both sides maintains the marriage and happiness of both party codedly. Argue with me all you care...that's the reality..
Meanwhile, the stupid couples when they start the cheating game, they transfer the bottled anger and aggression on their partner which usually cause breakup......While the coded smart ones maintain their marriage and we keep praising and complimenting their marriage as the best thing that ever happened since Adam and Eve.
May God give us wisdom in all we do.

you must have been reading the devils scripture

If they refuse to give us meat,we would import it.

Tinubu is coming to find the missing cow. When he comes he call them to return to their homes but for the moment let them enjoy their Idp camps in Benin republic.

Freedom from what exactly? Western education right ?

Nnamdi KANU is a hero in the south east who have spoken truth and the mind of the igbos to the authority. Can shekau be regarded as a hero to the north for the killing and bombings he has carried out

buckeyemedia:
Who stole your land & raped your women? Which land do you have? & which women were raped? So it is by a Hypocrite talking from California that will fix the problem?

go and ask that idk.its who wants to force down ruga on all Nigeria state for the benefit of his Fulani brothers. Don't worry keep on doing your nonsense.gradually you will all become an endangered specie. You want to fight everyone in Nigeria and displace them from their land and in your dream you think you will succeed.

Cry me a river dumbie. You want a peaceful Nigeria and peace means when we all keep mute while you steal land and rape women. God will punish you op

Stop inciting hatred you say? Tell buhari to stop bringing hatred to the Fulani's. He is not the president of Fulani's,he swore to be the president of Nigeria.

thebosstrevor1:
Trying to have a sensible conversation with you is a waste of time.

Just because some people does not dig my post does not make it an invalid one.

This is what i have been trying to write down, people can not always agree with your opinion.

My opinion is not to please people.

You are just offended because i don't support ipob and Eastern security terrorist group. That is your luck.

For real....i dont care if you get angry over my comments, it is none of my business. btw, if you were the thinking type, you wont be angry.

But you are cool with killer herdsmen that have terrorized the entire south east? Common go and get more sense. If you want to have an intellectual discuss then you must be ready to say the truth as they are.

redroom:
If IPOB guys continue like this, they will demarket themselves in the East


Stop killing and attacking policemen, we need police

I don't need police because they have proved to be utterly useless and have failed in their primary duty of protecting the lives and properties of the citizens. The police have messed up their name that most people will be happy if they no longer exist

Bleiz:
Another Police station burnt.

Gradually the once peaceful region of South East will be a theatre of strife.

I warned the sympathizers of IPOB. I saw this day. It's upon us now.

do you think the police is useful to the people of the south east? What have they done for us other than extort money from motorist and extra judicial killing of civilians.

That's normal riffle na for hunting animals. I am Igbo but I must tell the truth when I see one

aguele:
By Oche Oche

A story is told of Oedipus the King, a play written by Sophocles, a great Greek writer. Oracle of Apollos prophesied that Oedipus would kill his father and marry his mother, and so it came to be that Oedipus actually killed a man he met in the wilderness, but the same man happened to be his father, the king, and went on to marry the King’s wife (his mother, Jocasta). The summary of the story is that, Oedipus became king by solving a riddle, which helped to save the land of Thebes from all kinds of plagues affecting the land. The new king gave the order that whoever that killed the king shall go on exile. At the end however, Oedipus was exiled from Thebes, because the man he once killed in the wilderness was the king. As he went on exile, the commoners watched in disbelief, and the commentary went that, “Behold the sons and daughters of Thebes. This was Oedipus, greatest of men; he held the key to the deepest mysteries; was envied by all his fellow men for his great prosperity. Behold, what a full tide of misfortune swept over his head.” This lay credence to the words of Professor Patrick Lumumba that, “none can be called successful until the day that he or she dies and carries his or her success to the grave in peace.”
Who would have believed that such a doom would befall King Oedipus? Nevertheless, he ended up becoming a stranger among those whom he presided as a King, and whom he loved, cherished and adored. Today, the searchlight is on the life and times of Lieutenant General Tukur Yusuf Buratai, who having served as the Chief of Army Staff (COAS) for over five (5) years under President Buhari, may have recorded remarkable successes and made startling innovations in military tactics for national security. But like in the case of Oedipus, to say that he is successful is to be arrogant and misguided, because the rule is that one must die and carry his success together with him into the grave, to be considered a successful man.

While one may avoid any discussion on the success of Lt Gen TY Buratai, the fact remains that his life as COAS became a beacon of hope and practical demonstration of patriotism, loyalty and defender of the supreme document, the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria. Many a times, patriotism is understood in a narrow sense to mean one’s loyalty and service to the fatherland, especially involving those serving in the army, risking their lives and defending their fatherland. More than that, patriotism also includes civilians who serve with honesty and commitment to the ideals of the land. This is not borne out of some frenzied outbursts of emotions, but as Adlai Stevenson puts it, “patriotism involves the tranquil and steady dedication of a lifetime. It consists not in waving the flag, but in striving that the country shall be righteous as well as strong.”
Since patriotism entails a lifetime struggle for a righteous, formidable, strong and prosperous nation, needless to doubt the patriotism and constitutional loyalty of Gen TY Buratai (rtd) as COAS for over five years. Ever since he was commissioned into the infantry Corps of the Nigerian Army in 1983, he served in different administrative and operational units, moving through the ranks as Lieutenant (January 1985); Captain (January 1989); Major (January 1994); Brigadier General (January 2009); Major General (January 2012); and Lieutenant General (August 2015). He won several awards, including Forces Service Star (FSS), Meritorious Service Star (MSS), Field Command Medal, and others.
Lieutenant-General TY Buratai’s patriotism and loyalty was recognized when on July 13, 2015, President Muhammadu Buhari appointed him as Chief of Army Staff, which made him the highest military officer of the Nigerian Army, with the statutory responsibility to formulate and execute policies towards the highest attainment of national security and operational competence of the force.
As a patriotic Nigerian and COAS, TY Buratai demonstrated loyalty and kept faith with the relevant provisions of the 1999 Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria. Section 217 (2) states that the federation shall, subject to an Act of the National Assembly made in that behalf, equip and maintain the armed forces as may be considered adequate and effective for the purpose of defending Nigeria from external aggression, maintaining its territorial integrity and securing its borders from violation on land, sea or air.
In the past beginning with first military intervention in Nigeria on January 15, 1966, it was fashionable to hear and witness coups and counter coups, with reasons such as corruption, abuse of power, nepotism and insecurity. Military interventions became so frequent that Afro-pessimists would say that, “coups were as frequent as breakfast.” Even the recent events of military interventions in Zimbabwe, Mali and the Sudan, were enough to sway the COAS to grab power because of man’s insatiable quest for power after power. For TY Buratai however, the constitution as a grand norm that embodies the laws of the land is sacrosanct.
There is no gain saying that Nigeria was bleeding on all fronts, providing a fertile ground for conspiracy leading ultimately to military intervention to save the ugly trend. The economy was and still structured in favour of few privileged individuals who live in affluence to the detriment of the majority of the people who live in misery and excruciating poverty, laying credence to Roberto Michel’s “Iron Law of Oligarchy,” that played out to ensure a gulf gap between the rich and the poor in Nigeria. It is amazing that the institutions of higher learning in Nigeria, with their research centres in a state of moribund, and hardly provides findings that would address the myriad challenges affecting life across the spectrum. These institutions produce medical doctors, but whenever we are sick, especially those from the political class, embark on medical tourism in foreign countries because in Nigeria, people die of even avoidable disease. Life has lost its value in the country.
Poverty is worn like breastplate in Nigeria, and this inhibits the people from exercising their volition on issues affecting their lives as daily as they live. Nigeria became the official world headquarters of poverty in 2019 based on a report from the World Poverty Clock. The same report predicts that, by the year 2030, more Nigerians would join the league of extremely poor people, making the country a home to the world poorest people.
Nigeria, the most populace nation amongst the black race has been embroiled in brutal campaigns occasioned by Boko-Haram insurgents, and accentuated by the religious extremism of the Islamic State West African Province (ISWAP). Banditry, kidnapping, and armed-robbery attacks have taken the centre stage. Climate change too, has threatened Nigeria’s food security with the consequence of increased forced migration, and rising tensions that trigger conflict, including presently herdsmen attacks nationwide.

For TY Buratai, an enduring solution to the above socioeconomic and political debacles could not be found in the desecration of Nigeria’s democracy, but through dialogue, collaboration and synergy of arms of government, tiers of government and other critical stakeholders. His stock in trade was not taking to ‘blame-game,’ casting aspersions on other institutions for poor budgetary allocation, corruption, complicity, conspiracies of some stakeholders and the likes. The task before TY Buratai as a patriot was the decimation of Boko-Haram terrorists and other elements of insecurity in Nigeria. On December 22, he led his men to the war front where they successfully took over Sambisa Forest, a ground zero for the terrorist group in Nigeria.
As a demonstration of practical patriotism, the COAS recognized the constitutional provision in 217 (2)(c) which empowers the military to act in aid of civil power. This is why he collaborated with the Civilian Joint Task Force, civil society organizations, traditional rulers and religious bodies in the fight against insecurity and terrorism in Nigeria. This disposition earned him the award of Millennium Hero conferred on him by a coalition of over 80 civil society organizations.
For TY Buratai, it must be recognized that the constitution is a supreme document that embodies the laws of the land—laws which must be respected—to midwife the enjoyment of the rights of the people and to deliver for the public good. As demonstrated in the scriptures ((Number 16:21) in the case of Korah, Dathan and Abiram, who rebelled against the laws of Moses, were consumed along with others, prompting Moses’ declaration that, “there is no freedom outside of the law, and those who do not live by the law, shall die by the law.”
For democracy-loving and public-spirited individuals, this is the story of a patriot, Lieutenant General TY Buratai (rtd) who once served as Chief of Army Staff for over five years under the President Buhari-led administration in Nigeria. Let it be known that TY Buratai was once here, and this is the legacy for which he would be remembered.

Oche wrote this piece from Enugu, Enugu State.

may your children be murdered like those that buratai murdered. How can you all be so heartless

Which north is he talking about? Because there is no state in Nigeria that is an indigenous home to the Fulani's.

Murder ESN and pamper Bokoharam. What a double faced and hypocritic country.

BuddhaPalm:
"Victorious warriors win first and then go to war, while defeated warriors go to war first and then seek to win."

----- Sun Tzu

My brother Ak-47 is not "well-armed".

If pikin no reach, begin ask wetin kill im papa. Wetin kill im papa go kill am...

We've done this dance before.

What allies do you have? What supplies do you have? What training do you have?

It's best to not start what you can't finish.

yes its best not start what you cannot finish but let's also tell it as it is. ESN is not starting a war. Nigeria is starting a war against ndigbo generally. There is no insecurity in orlu yet they are there bombing areas that are occupied by civilians.

In your dream. Unless they want to go and meet their 72 virgins.

BuddhaPalm:
Lol, who is you? I am from Abia State.

If an armed robber comes to your house with a cutlass, and you have a gun...

Instead of shooting or subduing him, do instead say, "I have to downgrade to a cutlass too, so we can do 'trial-by-combat'?"

Combat is never intended to be fair. The goal of each side is always a one-sided massacre.

So enters armour, ambushes, and in this case, aerial bombardment.

I support expelling herders, if they can't keep from destroying farms.

Challenging the Nigerian military is another thing altogether.

If it's only a few AK 47s you have, then the end result would be destroying cities, and sacrificing lots of innocents on the alter of hubris.

you are from ? You can never be from abia. When they were moving around with flags and placards you and your evil one Nigeria belittled them and shot at them and now they are now well armed and ready to for combat,you are still belittling them. Na small small pikin de take grow.

BuddhaPalm:
Haha, this is exactly what the Iraq's first said to the US.

In combat you play to your strengths.

Just last year, Azerbaijan used Turkish drones to fvck Albania's shít up...and it was fair.

you have never defeated bokoharam

Dead on arrival. No inche of south east farm land will be used for ruga. They should go and ruga in their north or they should go back to where they are coming from.

Cowardice in display. Is the ESN in the air? Come down and face the boys and lets see how far

A lowlife will remain a lowlife. You couldn't make it in turkey and then you returned home to serve the Fulani just for a peanut and you are all over the internet disgracing yourself and acting as a saboteur.
When will you go and visit your parents? I hope they will provide you with security when you plan going home? One day we would treat your Bleep up and make sure we use u as an example for all future efulefu.

Including Ransome right ?

We are not ready to help terrorism in this God forsaken country.

The truth is that every southern part of the country is groaning under the burden of northern terrorism. Money that should be used to develop the country are being looted in the name of fighting terrorism. Secondly Buhari actions has completely relegated other ethnic nationalities to the background thereby enthroning Fulani/ northern supremacy.
The south is getting fed up already and a little spark is enough to cause a full scale war and even military intervention will not work due the fact that the present crop of military men are more loyal to their ethnic groups than the country in general. So the north is avoiding confrontations and their leaders will not watch and see their meal ticket taken away from them while trying to get even with the south.
The truth is that Nigeria should end and the time to end it is now. This will save us from more unnecessary bloodshed

Wisdom has nothing to do with age. Wisdom is a gift of God.

You are a prophet

Why can't everybody in Ogun gather together and Chase the herdsmen away

Kill small criminal and hail big criminal. That's a sad truth.