₦airaland Forum

jumper524:
lol..
I'm gbagyi, by tribe.
Even my people has had their disagreement but it still doesn't change the fact that we are united north except of course you might exclude the idomas of benue as well as yorubas of kwara..
Aside that, its a one northern and we disagree to agree.

seunmsg:
There is another letter in circulation stating that the IGP has directed the Edo State police commissioner to provide adequate security for the rally. Is the IGP confused or what?

Northern Group Drums Support For el-Rufai On Anti-godfatherismPublished 5 mins ago on 5 mins ago By AZA MSUE Kaduna A northern group under the auspices of Allied Vanguard for Defence of Democracy has thrown its weight behind governor Nasir El-Rufai of Kaduna state on his anti godfatherism comnent, describing the responses by former governor, Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s royalists as unfortunate.

The group’s leader, Mohammed Sabiu Turaki said Tinubu camp had carelessly jumped aboard a flight without actually knowing its destination. According to the group, the lame response by the Tinubu loyalists only goes to confirm the level at which Tinubu has manipulated the total available activity in the South West political environment.

“The desperate response, though grossly inadequate, is a further testimony to Tinubu’s entrenched fear of an imminent loss of control of almost a decade old grip of the southwestern political space. “Tinubu is afraid that Elrufai’s comments could awaken the spirit of self-preservation in the younger generation of South Westerners signalling an early demise of an era of domination by Tinubu and his ilk,” Turaki said in the statement.

The Group warned what it called Tinubu’s hired troubleshooters to respect democratically defined extents and limits as they attempt to protect the diminishing era of godfatherism. “Governor Elrufai was right to have suggested that a political space devoid of the undue dominance of godfathers is achievable in Nigeria including the Lagos axis where Tinubu holds sway. “It is also true that Governor Elrufai has uprooted the pillars of fascist godfatherism and flushed it out of the political system of Kaduna state.

“The fear of the imminent reality of Elrufai exporting the ‘end of the godfathers syndrome to other places, must have informed Tinubu’s careless reaction that only exposed his desperation for the nation’s presidency in 2023. “It must also have informed his desperate move to disrupt the northern voter strength by attempting to dislocate the region’s political hub domiciled in Kano.

“This follows his perception of an impending defeat in the battle for the control of the soul of the National Assembly after the North had seen through his antics and is poised to scuttle it,” Turaki said. Turaki reaffirmed his group’s commitment to the upcoming struggle for a genuinely new political order advocated by Elrufai. “For the avoidance of doubt, we are solidly behind Elrufai and his anti-godfatherism drive and shall spare no effort in promoting and protecting it,” he said.

Adaibeku:
send me more of those pictures if u ar working there plssssssssssss

Adaibeku:
usha ar u frm taraba or benue

trusted:
1/1 home team win First half and full time
1/2 home team win first half but away team win in full time
1/x home team win first half but the game end in draw at full time

On and on like that..

coptic:
Jukun fear Fulani?

Are you well at all?

If there's one tribe that can wipe the entire Fulani from the surface of the earth, then it's Jukun.

vannessa7:
hmm marginalisation indeed, this people that occupy all the government parastatals and offices all over the fct, they discriminate against non indigene, this people that are so primitive and the relocation of the fct to Abuja for all these decades has not made much difference in their level of civilization they live in mud houses and their juju is epic, witchcraft is their tradition and many people have regretted moving to Abuja because the warfare they entered is even worse than the one they runfrom in the village, during rainy season they use themselves to plant yam as many mysterious death start taking place, their traditional cloth is black. the federal government have made them very rich through compensation for their land acquired yet they are shouting marginalisation, it is only those people affluent enough to live within fct centre that can escape their wahala but the rent inside town is worse than in Lagos island and only top government officials and some rich folks live there. but if you have to live among gbagyi people you are on your own, I relocated back to Lagos last year after my husband died mysteriously.