Politics › Re: El-Rufai Kisses His Wife In Court Today (Photos, Video) by UrPapa: 4:29pm On Oct 26 |
LagosOrigin: The way tinubu betray this man shock everybody
This man and buhari sold Tinubu to the north in 2023 but when tinubu became president, he threw El rufai under the bus.
Tinubu have betrayed everyone that helped him including Nigerians that supported him in 2023 by making policies that has dried there pockets and leaving them hungry, angry and frustrated. once you see someone mention “betrayal” just know the person is an Igbo person They love that word because it was Ojuku watch word |
Travel › Re: Nigerian Air Force Pilots Undergoing Training On M-346FA Airplanes in Italy by UrPapa: 12:25pm On Oct 26 |
It’s the ones dat are drinking stream water on the battle front that Nigeria bloggers will post |
Travel › Re: Federal Government Approves Design For New Lagos Airport Monorail by UrPapa: 7:47pm On Oct 20 |
ajalawole: I'm Yoruba, he useful with your life sir. Those politicians don't care about you or me. what now happen wen you’re Yoruba? |
Politics › Re: FG Will Introduce Fuel Tax When Economy Stabilises, Income Improves - Oyedele by UrPapa: 2:16am On Oct 20 |
greatiyk4u: This tribe hijacked Christianity in Nigeria through the Pentecostal prosperity preaching and mess the religion up
In politics again , they have done irreparable damages to our democracy
By the time a new Government is forced, yhe president will sponsor violence in Lagos and sack the Governor to break the coven of evil dynasty imposed on them. it’s not hijack Yorubas dominate because they know how to create structure that accommodate several people so it last a long time Igbos structure is too igbocentric same as most other tribes in the south and it’s mostly a one man thing |
Celebrities › Re: Sola Sobowale Meets Pete Edochie On The Set Of 'Bestie' by UrPapa: 2:19pm On Oct 19 |
prophetwis: To think that this great man gave birth to Yul................................ you’re not even better than yul |
Politics › Re: Scavengers Stole ₦3bn Power Line Wires In Borno - Zulum by UrPapa: 8:49am On Oct 19 |
Na northerners go finish Nigeria las las |
Crime › Re: Kidnapped Couple &;Their 6-Month-Old Baby Regain Freedom In Kaduna by UrPapa: 12:19pm On Oct 17 |
henkey: How much was paid as Ransom for their release. Yet we have a so called Governor in that State. & a President who doesn't care about the Insecurity in the Country. the news breaks your heart You expected worse to make you happy Hope you heal |
Travel › Re: Private Jet Loses Door Mid-air, Makes Emergency Landing In Abuja by UrPapa: 6:30pm On Oct 16 |
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Foreign Affairs › Re: People Collect Iphones And Perfumes Floating In The Strait Of Hormuz (VIDEO) by UrPapa: 11:32am On Oct 16 |
JAWBONE: Free iPhone 18 and perfume for Iranians.
I know say my people dey wish say na dem get this kind luck.
Phone of 4m for free  You can’t trust those iPhones and perfumes like that especially in a period where u can be tracked, listened to and all Some countries can even turn ur phone to a life greenade |
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: How To Join The Porn Industry In Nigeria by UrPapa: 12:59pm On Oct 10 |
RealityKings1: There are billions of people on earth who acts it and who consumes the product. That should tell you, they aren't worried about your worries  the richest and most popular IndecentStar is a bottom barrel in the society so what’s your motivation The amount of virtual view? 99.9% of the fans you’re doing it for are not proud enough to brag about you Even you that you’re talking sef can’t post this on a platform that has your identity |
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: How To Join The Porn Industry In Nigeria by UrPapa: 12:48pm On Oct 10 |
RealityKings1: There are billions of people on earth who acts it and who consumes the product. That should tell you, they aren't worried about your worries  i know, I’m just worried about how someone get to the point of feeling his or her existence including the incoming generation is not worth it and you have to make a clown at it to entertain just anyone It’s like deciding to run mad on camera for crumbs Why not just go and do hookup instead At least the shame will be just for only you |
Business › Re: Video: Kano Traders Chase Chinese Traders Out Of Kano Market For Selling Cheap by UrPapa: 12:42pm On Oct 10 |
AlowoExchange1: I think we need to look at this issue beyond ethnic sentiments and consider the bigger picture. Business, investment, and economic cooperation should not be treated as a competition between the South-West and the South-East.
First, using ports in the South-West does not mean the South-East is the only beneficiary. Ports are part of Nigeria's national economic infrastructure. Importers pay duties and other charges, businesses employ workers, transporters move goods, warehouses store them, and various service providers earn income along the supply chain. Lagos and other host communities also benefit from the economic activities generated by these transactions. The benefits are not exclusive to one ethnic group.
Secondly, whether South-Eastern entrepreneurs are building factories in the South-West is a legitimate question, but it should be answered with verifiable evidence rather than assumptions. Investment decisions depend on infrastructure, electricity, land, logistics, security, market access, and government policies. Businesses should be encouraged to establish productive industries across all regions because factories create jobs, develop skills, and strengthen the national economy.
On the issue of insults and disrespect, I agree that nobody should demean another ethnic group. Calling people hungry, dirty, or inferior because of where they come from is prejudice, not an argument. However, we must also avoid responding to the prejudice of some individuals by condemning an entire region. The people making insulting comments online do not represent millions of people.
You also cannot reasonably demand love and respect from an entire region while suggesting that its relationship with another region should be based on resentment or collective punishment. Respect must be mutual, and accountability must be individual.
If some people in the South-East believe they have been treated unfairly by the South-West, their concerns should be discussed honestly. The same applies to grievances expressed by people in the South-West. But historical disagreements should not become permanent excuses for hostility between ordinary Nigerians who share economic interests and depend on one another in different ways.
The real question is not which ethnic group benefits more from another region, but whether our economic arrangements benefit Nigeria fairly and sustainably.
The South-West needs investment and economic cooperation just as the South-East does. Rather than arguing over who owes whom affection, we should demand fair policies, encourage businesses to invest across regional boundaries, protect local industries, and reject ethnic discrimination wherever it occurs.
You do not have to love everybody personally to treat them fairly. And you do not have to agree politically with another ethnic group to recognise its people's dignity and economic rights.
Nigeria's problem will not be solved by making every region suspicious of every other region. It will be solved when fairness, mutual respect, and economic opportunity become stronger than ethnic rivalry. the Ports in SW has always being fair to everyone Even when the market favored igbos over Yorubas We are basically extending the fairness to everyone now And I don’t think the Chinese are enjoying anything benefit that any Nigerian doesn’t have equal access to Will you trust an enemy who swears each day to crumble you over a neutral foreigner Even if the foreigner has bad intentions, he’s still easy to believe Igbos even campaigned against investing in Lagos all across the country ffs And even your elites promoted the campaign in public |
Business › Re: Video: Kano Traders Chase Chinese Traders Out Of Kano Market For Selling Cheap by UrPapa: 11:30am On Oct 10 |
AlowoExchange1: With all due respect, your argument is driven more by ethnic resentment than by the principles of justice, fairness, and economic progress. You are entitled to support Yoruba Nation, just as others are entitled to their own political aspirations. But supporting your people should not require you to hate another ethnic group.
If some individuals from the South-East are involved in drug trafficking or any other crime, let the law deal with those individuals. It is unfair to hold millions of innocent people responsible for the actions of a few. By that same logic, would it be reasonable for others to judge all Yorubas by the actions of a few Yoruba criminals? I believe you would reject such generalisation, and rightly so.
You also cannot blame an entire ethnic group for the political views, statements, or actions of Nnamdi Kanu. If his words influenced your perception of an entire people, then it is worth asking whether you are judging people by their individual character or by the resentment you have developed towards them.
Regarding the Chinese, there is nothing wrong with welcoming foreign investors who genuinely contribute to the development of Yorubaland. But let us apply the same standard to everyone. Chinese investors should be welcomed when they create jobs, transfer skills, respect our laws, and support local businesses. The same standards should apply to Nigerians from the South-East, North, South-South, and every other region. Our economic interests should be guided by conduct and contribution, not ethnicity.
You mentioned Awolowo, our elders, and our traditional rulers. Their legacy should inspire us to think critically, protect our people's interests, and pursue development with wisdom. It should not become a justification for looking down on other Nigerians. Respect for Yoruba heritage and respect for other ethnic groups are not mutually exclusive.
And if you believe Nigeria may eventually disintegrate, ask yourself this: if that happens, will hatred make the Yoruba people safer, wealthier, or more prosperous? Or will strong institutions, productive businesses, education, security, and peaceful relationships with neighbouring communities serve us better?
You can love Yorubaland without hating the South-East. You can defend Yoruba interests without discriminating against Igbo people. And you can welcome Chinese investment without giving foreigners a free pass to exploit our economy.
True loyalty to one's people is not measured by how many other people one hates. It is measured by what one builds, protects, and leaves behind for the next generation. If we want a better future for Yorubaland, let us pursue it through wisdom, fairness, and development—not collective blame and inherited resentment. are those south easterners building factory in SW either? Most of the benefits of using SW ports to do business by the SE has only been in favor of the igbos And we come online everyday to hear that we are hungry and dirty looking on daily basis You can’t show disdain for people in their region and you expect love and respect back SE has claimed SW never showed them love so I don’t know why you’re all of a sudden expecting one |
Politics › Re: Tinubu's Panic Discount Backfires As Petrol Hits N1,900 by UrPapa: 11:08am On Oct 10 |
The world is burning lol You know what it takes someone like Trump to admit asking his enemy for oil |
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: How To Join The Porn Industry In Nigeria by UrPapa: 11:04am On Oct 10 |
The concept of acting porn still baffles me It’s the most greedy and low self esteem thing to do either you’re a man or a woman Like you just want to be a shameful burden to your poor unborn kids and grandkids |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Trump Sanctions ICC Over Prosecution Of Americans, Vows To Cripple Court by UrPapa: 10:53am On Oct 10 |
Killing Iran’s PM was Trump wronged decision |
Health › Re: 3 Nigerian Sisters Committed Suicide By Drowning In The UK by UrPapa: 10:32pm On Oct 09 |
SamuraiXXX: I don't believe this was suicide, Africans don't roll like that! Africans who have lived or have connections back home You can tell from the story that they are long disconnected from their roots |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Fort Hood Attacker's Execution By Firing Squad Will Be Livestreamed - Pentagon by UrPapa: 9:14am On Oct 09 |
Live-streaming it is giving the terrorist the attention they crave |
Politics › Re: Umahi Makes U-turn, Removes Demarcation On Niger Bridge by UrPapa: 11:01am On Oct 08 |
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Crime › Re: Ibadan NYSC Member Kidnapped While Travelling To Abia (Video) by UrPapa: 2:56pm On Oct 02 |
Yorubas are not safe in SE again Kanu thought you guys well |
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NYSC › Re: NYSC Members Kidnapped On Owerri-Onitsha Road As Gunmen Attack Buses by UrPapa: 9:47pm On Oct 01 |
I no won hear say ipob don Dey kidnap Yorubas for SE o |
Travel › Re: Demarcating River Niger Bridge, Right Or Wrong? by UrPapa: 3:16pm On Sep 30 |
Eba50: it is not permanent. The weight of median na permanent a bus full of load or people while vibrating is greater risk and weight than a column of median |
Politics › Re: Wike Son Submits American Passport In Controversial $2.1m Land Acquisition Case by UrPapa: 3:07pm On Sep 30 |
How do you give someone $2.1m in person and the person deny he’s not the person that collected it |
Travel › Re: Demarcating River Niger Bridge, Right Or Wrong? by UrPapa: 5:10pm On Sep 29 |
Eba50: APC destroyed Nigeria totally. That bridge plan and design from down inside the river no require that extra permanent weight of the median what about the extra weight of those buses forming extra lane |
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Politics › Re: OK Movement Demands Apology From NDC, Rejects Intimidation by UrPapa: 11:00am On Sep 21 |
Daniel0047: What NDC or Obidients need to understand is that there are moles amongst them and must be wary of sabotaging the effort of the real supporters.
You think tilumbu will just go to framce and sleep? NO
A master strategist for reason. he went to France because of Obidients  |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Italy To Ban Niqabs In Schools, PM Meloni Says by UrPapa: 11:38pm On Sep 20 |
every religion must be in adherence, respect and prosperity of the country it’s being practiced If the niqab rule affects you so much, move to Iran or Afghanistan or find a country that practice your belief on niqab |
Celebrities › Re: Sophia Momodu To Participate At 81st United Nations General Assembly by UrPapa: 1:31pm On Sep 20 |
Sophia momodu Is she Arab |
Business › Re: How Dangote Sold His Refinery To Gullible Nigerians by UrPapa: 12:41pm On Sep 20 |
Post looks like it’s written by a bricklayer At least communicate like a real broker |
Crime › Re: Niger Miners’ Deaths: Full List Of 20 NSCDC Officers Suspended by UrPapa: 12:33pm On Sep 20 |
BadBradley: Nigeria law enforcement will arrest a man or woman whose partner does in a hotel room or home after sex due to heart related problems or overdose.
But no arrest has been made when 37 suspects died in the custody of NSCDC custody.
Shame! this one Dey think backwards 😂 |
Politics › Re: Macron Hosts Tinubu To Private Dinner In Paris by UrPapa: 6:40pm On Sep 18 |
rickpat: Ape in suit
More letters later please that’s power bro Something none in your generation since the beginning of time has attained in that magnitude If you can celebrate people who attain this, at least stay neutral or criticize sensibly Not these baby jabs that your kids can’t see in the future and be proud it came from their dad Grow up to reality, live in the moment and don’t let the lose of someone’s ambition complicate your already delicate life |