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Felicity001:Going beyond the jokes and the smileys, doesn’t it irk you as a black man to live in a society devoid of law and order? Sorry to bring politics into this thread, but men, all the leaders in Lagos and Nigeria at large, yet they can’t even get a semblance of order when it comes to road users and driving. How difficult can it really be to have police officers patrol and pull over erring drivers? Why must they stand forming checkpoints, instead of patrolling the streets and finding ERRING DRIVERS ON THE MOVE? The same way you saw a danfo do something wrong is the same way a squad of police patrolling will see them as well. The difference is, you have no official power to enforce driving laws while the squad car does, but I’ll tell you how you are both similar - you both will drive off and do NOTHING! Such a shame of a police force and irresponsible present/past governments who remove themselves from society. How difficult really is it oh black man! God of mercy. No politician even talks about such “minute” details of society here in Nigeria, because I guess to them, Nigeria must remain a jungle. Seriously, when was the last time, if ever, you heard a Nigerian politician campaign and raise points such as stated above? Have you heard them say, “when I come in, I will tackle law and order on the roads, making sure drivers maintain lane discipline and buses make use of bus stops and so on and so on”? None! Up till now, 2021, you still can’t even call police in Nigeria in the event of an emergency. It’s sad really. Anyways, I rant! |
Bola146:Will God approve of an APC leader bringing bullion vans to his house a day before election? |
Ushman333:Same story you lot keep telling yourselves Good man, new man, can’t win in Nigeria, so let’s vote in known crooks and demons and somehow expect a better country. Something is wrong with the way Nigerians reason, God forbid bad thing. But if it’s BBNaija, all of you will turn up to make a nobody famous. |
ItsTutsi:See them, steadfast in suffering for a wrong cause, not even for righteousness Chai! We all know that of Tinubu or Atiku were to become president, Nigeria would still not change. Of course you don’t care though, but why is that? Why don’t you care if your country gets worse? You guys are truly special. I’m sure by that time dollar would be 1000-1500 naira, but you guys still wouldn’t care. |
tevinsolt:Did someone tie your hand to vote for apc or pdp? No ounce of integrity left in Nigerians, the corruption capital of the world. Even if you voted for the best person and that person got only 10 votes, is that not better for your conscience than voting for someone YOU KNOW WILL FURTHER DESTROY THE COUNTRY? Shame on you myopic dolts |
Randgist:May God bless you! I feel like crying, when will Nigerians stop loving their oppressors |
They keep voting for the people that will make them suffer
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Ddokie:Totally dismissed. If Nigerians had a functional country, then how can a guy park in the middle of traffic, come out and start urinating like it’s nothing? Jungle! This country was never made to be one im telling you. Have you noticed that no one ever talks about proposed policies? For wheeeere It’s all, IPOB, Afonja, and so on. That is what policy means to the Nigerian electorate, omo Igbo, awon Yoruba... |
NgwalandAbia:The guy is so dense! These are the kind of people making election decisions for the few reasonable Nigerians left. The kinda of people that can go back in time to bring in a dictator and hail him as a Democrat! I like how you broke it down for him, is he like 5 years old or something, thinking that every human on earth must never venture out of their nation, gosh, so dense, like a rock. That’s how people swam in gutter to celebrate pmb presidency, the embodiment of suffering and smiling. You can’t buy coke or Fanta to celebrate, instead you enter inside gutter, and these are the people that vote for the likes of Buhari, Atiku, Tinubu and the rest.
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Sleekfingers:All your strategies and Nigeria is still a slimy poo hole? Dollar went up MORE THAN 100% Nigerians really love to suffer and smile sha, my goodness |
wordcat:Just imagine! After all the atrocities, we struggle to find cases with this much fanfare |
BigSarah:Lol, I can end corruption, at least for sectors under my immediate control. Will I ever get to be in power, that is a different story. Most of these politicians we have now, have no love for their fellow man, I tell you! |
But it’s all good, Nigerians are ready to go to the next next level with Tinubu/Osinbajo. Oh I forgot, Osinbajo is not to be held responsible as he has no powers, but he remains the most active VP in Nigeria and he has done very well. Sigh If Nigerians were really really really serious, they will make the next set of leaders sit down and right exams before they smell anywhere close to leadership seats. |
I was just thinking to myself, like, I have not seen any high profile case involving sponsors of bandits and boko haram, like the way there is so much hullabaloo over Nnamdi Kanu. I mean, Malami even came on a podium and was enumerating the sins of Kanu, Malami himself, not a subordinate. When you see the statistics of the thousands that have been killed by bandits/boko haram, you have to ask yourself if all the attention given to Kanu should have been reserved for these guys. Imagine trying the sponsor of Boko Haram that has bombed, pillaged, kidnapped... won’t that be a worthy case deserving of Malamis presence? I mean it’s only in Nigeria you hear of school kids being kidnapped by the hundreds and at the end of the day, those that committed the crime are never known or brought to justice. Things are just upside down in this country. |
PrinceOfLagos:Not even zebra crossings bro! I’m talking ordinary driving lanes. In the developed world, driving lanes mean EVERYTHING. Those white lines are almost sacrosanct, like, lane discipline and all. Here most of our lanes are faded, and the ones that remain mean nothing to the average driver as they cross is with impunity, some even driving on it. When will Nigeria get lane discipline like in the pic below? Is it impossible for us to achieve simple lane discipline? Na wa sha
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Antoeni:Lol, fame holders indeed. Which major female celeb hasn’t had a slip? Beyoncé? Rihanna? Cardi B Nicki Minaj ... Yet you all love these people |
I’m sure God will bring beauty out of the bad situation. He is mighty to save! That is one lucky boy though, being born into success, I’m sure both his parents are already investing into his future. There is no amount of shading that would move that young man, cause he’s already made. He can afford to pick and choose his friends as he moves through life. |
PrinceOfLagos:It’s not just Fulani abeg Have you driven in Lagos before? Do you see how danfo guys drive? They don’t even obey traffic lights along with okada Nigerian drivers don’t even know what a white lane means There is a lot of insanity happening in the society but everyone just overlooks it. Go drive in America or Dubai and come back to drive in Lagos and you will wonder if all the drivers around you are monkeys or gorillas and of course the insanity happens because police won’t enforce any laws whatsoever |
Look at the way way nairaland is run, like a beer Palour What is this news doing in the politics section? If it’s to vote for young vibrant candidates, you won’t see all this traffic, but since it’s about some useless sex tape, see them all rush in preaching this and that. |
ivolt:So it’s until the residents understand value of police by making donations, that they police will begin to act on insecurity? What about those that have nothing to donate? I guess they are on their own ba? No wonder they feel like police is useless, cause they can’t afford funds to mobilize police, something that should have been free in a serious country. |
somehow:What was the next level exactly? Dollar increase? Food prices increase?... Please come back and tell us how this level is better that’s the previous level All of you just shout useless slogans during elections, atikulated, 4+4, change, next level.... like mindless zombies |
I wonder why people on this thread were so happy! |
Funny thread. I don’t know when Nigerians will ever elect a great leader. Most people deep down knew neither Buhari nor Atiku would make a difference, but they just followed their tribal crowd leanings. |
Nigeria has existed this long, yet you can’t even get pipebourne water to a majority of Nigerian homes. Something as basic as water, it’s all man for himself. Then people start given speeches about a wonderful utopian Nigeria, like bra, you guys can’t even get people water bro! First it’s wrong to even believe in a Nigeria created by the British, but even then, if we were to have a chance at greatness, I would suggest we retire all politicians and put the best brains in at every level of government. I’m talking first class grads from Ivy League schools across the globe manning ALL POSITIONS AT THE LOCAL, STATE AND FEDERAL LEVEL. |
“The police are understaffed, demoralised and poorly trained. Many supplement their low pay by robbing the public they have sworn to protect,”I’ve always advocated for increase in police pay. No officer should be earning less that 200k per month. A good salary is always a great incentive towards working harder. I know you might say, “what about the senators that receive jumbo pay?”, and you would be right in asking that question, but I believe it’s different for them since they get to set their own pay. It’s much different when you get to set your own jumbo pay, without fear of getting fired, vs receiving a jumbo pay, with the condition that you must work hard and achieve certain goals and targets. Now going back to senators, the only way they can get fired is if the people fire them, and I really don’t know what the process entails, yet alone if that could work in Nigeria. |
![]() What kind of leader have you Nigerians chosen? I was said that a hurricane could hit and destroy half of Nigeria and Buhari won’t still come out before a live press to answer questions and re-assure the people. Heck Godzilla could come through tomorrow, stomping cities from east to west, yet Buhari won’t say jack. Only expect speeches on New Year’s Day, Independence Day and other major holidays. |
helinues:I feel you, meanwhile we should have picked this one up too
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If only this many officers could have been deployed to stop the mile 2 crisis, or other forms of criminality in Lagos and Nigeria at large. See just a small section of the multitude of officers deployed to stop those scary people carrying cardboard paper.
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What does that tell you about your government? The fact that there was a fracas at mile 2 that involved loss of lives, yet we have what seems like the whole of Lagos police ready at the toll gate to arrest protesters. https://www.nairaland.com/6811129/mile-2-clash-lasg-threatens-suspend https://www.nairaland.com/6811222/endsars-memorial-police-arrest-protesters We even have people on this nairaland saying that police should shoot any protester they see. |
If you have driven past the lekki toll gate over the last year or so, I’m sure you can appreciate how easy it is to pass that route as the traffic at the gates has been TOTALLY ELIMINATED due to the stoppage of toll collection. Now imagine a wicked government wants to bring all that traffic back. All that chaos at the gates, with traffic stretching kilometers away. Why is government in Nigeria particularly wicked? By the way, what is so special about lekki and ajah people that they need to pay toll to go home? Why not Surulere people? Or ikeja people? Or Yaba people. We just tend to normalize weird and corrupt things in this country. Why is there a freaking toll gate right in the middle of the city with no alternate highway to pass? |
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