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Mynd44:Dude, how could you support this? |
madridguy:You have been a terrorist right from the start men! |
WalkerMichael:So sorry for your loss bro! I pray she is resting in eternal peace in Jesus name, Amen! May God bless you and grant you the means to cope, and the means to make her proud. May God bestow you with intelligence, wisdom, kindness and love to live a fulfilled and fruitful life. |
The presidency bans Twitter and still no media interaction from Buhari. He can even come on news to clear the air. Anyways the count continues. Since I opened this thread, Buhari has held no press conference addressing citizens |
It is obvious that most Nigerians do not want a better country |
una go prosecute die |
ba7man:So it’s your goal to hurt innocent peeps? Why? So the casual Twitter user that “may” be hurting right now is a cause of joy for you? Wow! |
It was so random mentioning her name, like... The woman will just be chilling doing her thing, only to have her mentions increased online for what she knows nothing about. |
muykem:Why will they have to apologize to Nigeria? Was it Twitter that decided to ban Nigerians? As a matter of fact, was it Nigerians that decided to ban Twitter? I think what you meant to say was that Twitter will soon apologize to Buhari All this over one man |
As I am still parsing this news, it still doesn’t make sense to me. How can Nigerians be blocked from using Twitter, just cause they deleted one post of President Buhari? They did not suspend his account according to the info I’ve gathered so far, they just deleted a post. So the country has to pay the price for that one post? Even if he felt offended, he could have deactivated his account, or called for his supporters to move on to a new platform. This is so surreal men, can’t believe this is happening, that many suffer for one mans deleted post. |
uptimumOne23:If they ban social media, where will you make this your comment? |
Will he also ban nairaland? I’m sure most people here have had one or more post hidden either fairly or unfairly. So if that was a “Buhari Post”, will he move to ban nairaland the next day? That wouldn’t make too much sense. |
Chepos1:Could this be the problem of Nigeria? So you guys know deep down that you elect leaders based on flimsy reasons, and you are happy? You guys were just laughing like it was a joke to have leaders elected by naive masses |
ivolt:That's like saying communication is not important. In any organization, family, or leadership position... communication is always important. |
emmabest2000:As in... Yet when some reasonable people ask for better leadership that would tackle things such as this, the same Nigerians would always prefer the same old politicians that don't give 2 fvks about them, it's so sad. There is an intellectual leader in waiting now at governorship and president level, that can push for things like this. People that would take police drilling and response time personally, like it deeply affects them. They could mandate that each police precinct have a response drill, blocking of crucial exits to and from an area. Take Lagos for example, you could have response drill exercises by police squads every weekend or every month, were you are to respond at a certain area and have to deploy teams from all over. That way you see the challenges involved, like do we need more bikes because of traffic, is the traffic allowing for emergency vehicles? If not, how do we enforce emergency lanes and keep sellers and hawkers of them? Yet we just elect people that will go sit in Abuja and travel out. Like how can you even try to make changes when you can't even go from state to state to see somethings that need changing? What pains me is that the Nigerians are responsible for this, cause they keep putting these politicians who don't care in power. Always! It pains me dearly, that they can not give the mandate to responsible people who will actually transform their society. |
A few months later and the president still hasn't addressed his people. He is really lowering the bar for upcoming presidents. |
Lattop:Lol, it’s crazy men! U.S police just arrested that naija guy that is an aide to a governor and they did not parade him in boxers and singlet, with fraud documents in front of him, yet, they got the job done by investigating and arresting him. |
It’s always the same picture framing when it comes to police arrests or works. The “suspects” are paraded with some of their clothes taken off and guns or whatever weapons are usually placed in front of the suspect before a picture is taken. I’ve never seen any other police force behave in this manner. Why do they remove the clothes of suspects? Why do they take pictures of suspects and send to the media? Why do they place weaponry in front of suspects? |
nedekid:Thank you for the lengthy response, it is much appreciated. The matter hasn’t been resolved as I was told to wait till today. I will have to go to the bank personally next week if I don’t get my reversal today. Thanks bro! |
I weak when I read that news this morning. Reflective jackets for daytime use? 40 million times how much per jacket? Someone is about to hammer at the cost of the citizens and infrastructure for the nation. Really a sad story. Whoever came up with this needs to be jailed for a long time. Btw, When we keep begging Nigerians to elect the best of the best, they keep screaming let’s try Buhari, let’s try Atiku, let’s try Tinubu, let’s try Babaginda, let’s try Adolf Hitler... mtcheew I remember watching street interviews during the last election and hearing people on the road saying all those things. “Let’s try Buhari again” or whatever, with no concrete reasons, no successful policies to point to, nothing. The problem of Nigeria is Nigerians. |
nedekid:my bank zenith, issued me a ticket for the failed transaction at the GTB atm. |
NOC1:I'm not on twitter, but I will join if I don't see my money soon. They just told me now to wait till Friday, that will make it two whole weeks. Is this how someone will be using atm in Naija? At this point, is it not even better to go to the bank an make withdrawal than use atm this is beyond pathetic at this point |
nedekid:yes I have evidence and a ticket! why would you just assume I don't? |
My confidence in ATMs in Nigeria has now been forever shaken What if that was all the money I had left? So I would be without money for 10 days now? while they take their time |
advanceDNA:It happened on the 14th of this month though, that's like 10 days ago. Usually failed transactions at the ATM are refunded to me in 5 minutes. There are even failed transactions that never get refunded to me, like 500 naira to buy airtime from my bank failed, and was never refunded. I just didn't have the strength to chase that one, cause by the time you call or go to the bank, you would already have used more than 500. but I can't let this one go |
I had a failed ATM transaction at GTB over a week and a half ago, but they are yet to refund my money I have called and called and called, and zenith bank said they have opened tickets and should wait 48 hours but that was over a week ago. I just can't let this go and have my money gone What next step can I take? EFCC or what? I know the money might be small to some people but it is painful. Is this how they take peoples money? cc seun and all mods someone please advice me |
Grgton:But aren’t blacks and whites both humans? Anyways thank God for Sunday, one can peacefully run errands |
Sigh What more can I say? Chaotic untrained drivers, bashing each other’s cars, not adhering to road rules... They won’t even stay in their lanes Why are black people like this? It’s so frustrating driving or going about in Lagos, and God help you if there is traffic, then all the madness just comes out. People even drive in the bush to bypass the traffic and later have to merge back into the road, causing even more chaos Danfo won’t obey any law, and no justice What kind of country is this when you can’t even get 10% justice on Danfos stopping on the road, bashing people’s cars... Defenders of the black race will say, I should be proud of the country, but... like Have you seen your people driving like pure animals? They won’t even let you enter their front, for any reason whatsoever... until you find an angel driver that gives you “chance”; a one in a million type driver in Lagos/Nigeria. Where are they all rushing to? Sorry for my disjointed rants, with no proper structure, I’m just super pissed some situations in naij, and the drivers, oh the drivers! What a disorganized society. Black people why? Have you ever driven in a different country before? Where it’s like a video game? Then you drive in black man Nigeria and the headaches, pains, soul sucking traffic, wicked evil drivers, and the mostly untrained drivers... In all this, police sitting at junction gusting, when there is money to be made from catching all these people. I’m done abeg |
Rosskiiku:Every time, “whites stole, whites stole” Yet you refuse to acknowledge your own thieves and slave traders, like the likes of Ganduje putting money meant for roads in his agbada and caught red handed, but still given clout by political urchins. That money for instance, could build a few Kilometers of road, or some other form of public infrastructure, which would slowly pull Nigeria out of the doldrums. You don’t have to cross the Atlantic to find thieves from centuries past, while cohabitating peacefully with, or turning a blind eye to, your current thieves; a hodgepodge of pilfering vultures. BTW, I thought you’re always saying Nigeria is poor and can’t execute projects for the benefits of its people, but now you say we are executing projects worth billions of dollars... interesting. Lastly, why should I support the notion that desertification is forcing some people to infringe on others property when the solution is simply ranching, instead of nomadic pastoralism? |
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