₦airaland Forum

supereagle: We need rail system.

van bonattel: Blaming ojukwu for the war is childish , and its upside down reasoning like this that will continue to hold us back in this cesspit called naijiriya. Until people own up and apologize for blood letting, the gods of justice will continue to turn its face from our unholy union. Let's dream on. A thousand years from now and maybe we shall still be blind to reason because some will love to support the mistakes of their grand fathers.
Achebe has since been vindicated, a people who fails to mend their past are bound to suffer their future.

nku5: I tell you what with benefit of hindsight we know things could have been done a bit differently. That does not take away the reality of things that happened in the prosecution of the war. Whether we realise it or not, war has rules. If two men are fighting it doesn't give the other the right to look for the other ones chiildren to murder. Okay the war had ended, what about the post-war policies, banning of commodities that would have helped igbo people get back on their feet. As for[b] revisionism [/b]you haven't pointed out ONE lie in the article of which only an excerpt was posted. Anybody with the full article should please post so we can read it in full

hollybee: Teslim Ibrahim Adebola, UNAD 400L student#

On the night of Sept 25, 2012, one of the Snr Special Assistants (SSA) to Gov Kayode Fayemi (name withheld) came to drop his "Girl Friend" (a student of EKSU (UNAD) at Satellite Phase II area, a popular student residential area in University.
Some students seeing a Govt Vehicle demanded for little money 'isakole' but d man allegedly declined. One of d students, Teslim Ibrahim Adebola, a 400L Accounting student lied on the car bonnet, hoping to prevent the man from leaving d place without "dropping something" but d man refused and zoomed-off, throwing d student off d car bonnet in d process. The student became unconscious and was said to av suffered internal bleeding. He was rushed to d hospital but all efforts to revive him proved abortive. He died today!
Upon hearing the news of Teslim's death, his colleagues went haywire, burning govt vehicles students and sch buildings.
Unconfirmed report says part of Omolayo Admin Building of d university was razed-down and a vehicle belonging to a monarch from Irepodun/Ifelodun LG was among d vehicles set ablaze. R.I.P AB

Billyonaire: They are fans, am not a fan. It is my destiny to own one. Whether from your tithes, national treasury, personal enterprise or from the Cosmic Energy, it simply bothers me not.

Billyonaire: For me, I guess Fish Farming and Church Business will be a perfect way to retire. But I prefer fish farming than being a fisher of men, except for my love for Private jets

Sagamite: Stop holding your breath!

Maclatunji would never come on this thread once he spots my username on the thread.

He knows if he comes here, he would inevitably chat shyt, and I would intellectually humiliate him.

So once he sees "Sagamite" on the thread, he would not even attempt to join this kind of discussion.

Trust me!

werepeLeri: I wonder what d funny part is.

Akanbi_edu: I hope you are not taking the hateful rhetorics seriously?

Slimboy94: Fashola ke? I can't vote 4 him even as a yoruba boy i want okorocha to be our next presido....GBAM

Desola: Lagos might work but I do not think we would have another governor with Fashola's zeal and charisma which I think are the wings of the ACN currently.

In respect of Ogun competing with Lagos, I have said this until I was almost blue in the face. Up to this current time, it baffles me why Ogun state is still in this perpetual slumber when Lagos is only a stone throw away and beaming with opportunities to be tapped. The stupid governor just riles me up whenever I see him with his tall cap. He must think he's in that post to display the latest trend in wearing the Yoruba cap or something. I haven't seen him do a thing! It's annoying!!

fstranger: PDP will succeed in the SW.

Desola: Yes, you have a point. I think the ACN is resting on its laurels thinking it has the SW(I hate using that term) in the bag but reality would dawn on them when the voters switch to another party. However badly the ACN must have performed, I still do not see the voters going to PDP though. The return of pdp is a taboo in the west and I think that is what the ACN is banking on but they would get a shocker if they keep on with this mediocre performance. Once Fashola finishes his tenure, ACN's backside would be blown open so it is in the best interest of the other governors to start performing now if ever they wish to return. Yorubas are not gullible.

Desola: well said but PDP would most definitely not be an option for Yorubas. I am certain that in the failure of ACN, we would seek solace in any other progressive party but pdp.