₦airaland Forum

whitecat007: Fuc.k all you enemies of progress and get the hell out of my region. Don't you have states and Govs? why the obsession with Sw? your people have said your region must to remain backward and so it shall be, but don't bring your backward ever mentality to my states. You are going to shit and eat it before you die over Lagos

Eko Ile: You really don't have to type this pointless and meaningless ignorant essay just to convince us that you are afflicted with chronic bad bele, just summarize your bad bele and save us some valuable bandwidth..

sino: Indeed it's your choice, no one will force you to change it, but, i must say that your choice is borne out of a fallacious reasoning. Why? You tend to have made your choice about Islam from a faulty reasoning, you hastily concluded about the tenets of Islam(to promote violence) by looking at a minute sample(some Northern Nigerian Muslims).

sino: There have been cases of violence in Nigeria which were quite severe and they had no correlation with Islam or Muslims, for example the recent ombatse cult massacre of the Nigerian police, and more like such that have happened in the past whereby innocent people have been killed. Would it be right for me to conclude that Nigeria promotes violence or that Nigerians are violent people?

sino: Nigerian Muslims need no answering here, we only would continue to live peacefully and remain law abiding citizens as we have always been. Criminals who comit attrocities under any guise should be dealt with by the state, and we(citizens) irrespective of our religious affiliations must stand up and support the state to bring them to justice.

sino: Again, Nigerian Muslims have never been found wanting in educating the populace in regards to morality and eschewing societal vices, lectures and seminars are conducted regularly, and very soon the holy month of Ramadhan(month of obligatory fasting) would be here with lots of activities which are centered on God consiousness and being better Muslims. Please tune in to Islamic programs and listen to what is being preached, you wouldn't hear about riches and wealth like others do, but rather, fear of God, good deeds and good moral characters that would uplift the individual and the society.

sino: Let me give you an example, i want to believe you studied in Nigeria, and if not, perhaps an assignment for you to verify, some Nigerian universities are known for cultism and other social vices. Foremost of those who stand up against these vices is the Muslim community. You can go to any public institution in this country that has a sizeable amount of Muslims, and confirm this.

sino: Our females are better dressed and exhibits good morals and our males show decorum. You can go to any public institution in this country that has a sizeable amount of Muslims, and confirm this.

whitecat007: Define "fantasy" and tell us why this is so


If you or any of your relatives make living out Lagos the land you hate, if you build a house with that money it will collapse and kill you and all your family members or catch fire and burn all of you to ashes. If you buy a car with the money made in the land you hate, that will be your moving coffin cos every inch of your body will be fed to every part of the vehicle when it wrecks

Only those who love and take care of a land wiil reap the reward of it. The rest are just temporal

One_Naira: as for men wey they want virgin? have any of una had a virgin before? when you have one, you won't want another one. abeg, give me non virgin anyday

sauer: While others march for the environment, or for peace, or for free speech, or for education for all, or for water, or for Africa, Nigerians march for virginity. You need to think only a bit above usual to realise just how dumb this is. If anyone would do this in a civilized environment, say America, all they would get is ridicule upon ridicule. It simply isn't an important societal issue.

thelastPope: Please go back and re read my post. I stated clearly that GEJ should be criticized as far as policies are concerned. Criticized, not insulted and antagonized! Please check your dictionary for an understanding of the difference. Please answer my questions on the last paragraph of the post you quoted. If it is about bad governance, what had he done wrong on the day he was sworn in to warrant criticism? A man just assumed office and you start to insult him and say he should be thrown out, when he had not even spent a day there and you say it is genuine criticism? Haba!

thelastPope: I can come here and insult you all day and I might be justified but I choose to appeal to your inner conscience. You dont need to vote for GEJ or support him, but these your campaign to pull down Nigeria isnt working and will never work. If you truly believe in Nigeria, then you lot must stop the hate.

GEJ is not being criticized because of bad governance, but because he is a minority who "have taken the north's slot". If you say I am wrong, then why was he being criticized from the day he became president?

gbrookes02: "Government is good at one thing: It knows how to break your legs, hand you a crutch, and say, "See, if it weren't for the government, you wouldn't be able to walk."" - Harry Browne,
http://en.wikiquote.org/wiki/Harry_Browne

anonimi: You saw that my ok for subsidised PRIMARY healthcare is seriously qualified.
So no rejoicing on that.
Moreover I don't think this should be a contest of counting. I would rather see it as enlightenment of one another as I do see my participation on this forum and other similar Nigeria-focused forums.
Peace!

anonimi: What other goods do you have in mind?

anonimi: Yes in a very GENERALISED way.

anonimi: Because education builds the pepole and society to ensure it creates value and thus earn respect amongst its peers in the comity of nations.
That is what leading nations have always done, first with the Europeans starting around the 15th century.[/b]
The Chinese and Asians, including India started theirs shortly after WWII and we see the results manifesting 50 years later. The Arabs are slowly following suit.

Chief Obafemi Awolowo realised the great potential of this for unlocking the creative genius of a whole society hence his pivotal programme was free & compulsory education at primary school, when six decades ago he was Premier of Western region. It did not matter that his father, a farmer, died when he was 7 years old and had to struggle to pay for his own education.
The UPN governors moved the free education forward to include secondary schools in 1979-1983.
Now that is being PROGRESSive.

The yorubas have a saying:

Ada to mu daradara, ko le shan oko fun ara re. Eniyan lo le mu shanko - no matter how sharp a cutlass is, it cannot cut the grass all by itself. You need someone to use it to cut the grass.

All the PHYSICAL yoyo structures being put up by governments today to scam people will lay to waste soon enough without the necessary HUMAN capital development to sustain them.
If you take a trip to the northern part of our country you will see a few structures mostly empty and lying waste while the people are doing almajiri and waiting to be fed by their "generous" leaders.

That is not the way of sustainable development.

mu2sa2: American soldiers earn their respect. Have you ever seem one with koboko or molesting civilians in any way? The JTF failed because they were just killing innocent people like boko haram.
As long as Nigerian military continue with bullying civilians nobody will accord them any respect - insult peddlersd on NL excluded.

anonimi: Useful lessons for Nigeria

* Fuel subsidy at the federal level.
* Rent control by Lagos state for "non-posh" areas.


Reminds me of how one clueless sojaman dictator, Ayatollah Brouhari, had forex controls and imported "essential commodities, Essenco" with controlled prices through the Nigerian National Supply Company, NNSC. Measures that accelerated the killing off of Nigeria's manufacturing increasing unemployment and brain drain to the west.
Only education is worthy of being subsidised at all.

Otherwise government has no business doing business as the result is always massive failure and shortages in the long run.

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brownlord: My friend Parker very well, if boko haram where not accepted by the innocent women and children you talking about now, it would have since bn a forgotten, this animals live amongst the populace, unlike the Niger delta militants that live in the creek, but this animals are living among the populace and they shield them. So what are talking about?

brownlord: My park well, tell me who is innocent in the north? Is it the innocent woman, that sell food for the terrorist, or the innocent landlord that habour terrorist, or the poor innocent farmer that decided to use the fertilizers the govt. Provided to boost their agricultural product to make bomb? Listen no innocent citizen will help innocent terrorist to hold an innocent country to ransom, thunder fire all of una for that north, all i keep hearing is innocent women and children, who gve birth to the animls tht constitute this useless group boko haram is not the same innocent women?

If u no get better to talk, just dey blow whistle and start fasting, you had the oppurtunity of living tht God forsaking region, as soon as the SOE was declared by the GCFR but you choose to stay and test the ability of our soldiers, oya dance to the music.

Pekin wen say e mama no go sleep, em self gat shine eye till day break, no body say make small pekin no grow big teeth na provided em make plans for big lips to cover am, nonsense abokis

Abeg JTF, ride on,if una like increase am to 25 hrs self, na dem sabi

Make un no arrest, just shoot, shoot, shoot before you ask question, help turn that region to empty land, imagine the whole north used as farm land by other regions, in 10 yrs time we become the giant of the world, not just africa

chronique: So after all he said,He ended with this:

"Despite the seeming violations, Mr. Ndoma-Egba insisted the president did nothing wrong and was acting in line with the laws.

“There is nowhere in the constitution where the president is required to publish the gazette within a specific time,” he said, before asserting that “For now, no provision of the constitution has been breached and there is no constitutional crisis.” "

Am I the one who doesn't understand english or what? The whole epistle is meant to convey the message that "Jonathan hasn't followed due process",yet He says the president did nothing wrong and is acting in line with the constitution which technically means the president is right as there's no sitting on the fence when it comes to interpreting the constitution;so why bring up the matter in the first place? What type of lunatics do we have at the senate?

naptu2: It's not a big deal. The same thing happened when Obasanjo declared emergency rule in Plateau State. The National Assembly stated that the President does not have the constitutional powers to unilaterally declare a state of emergency. The National Assembly must vote to declare a state of emergency before it becomes legal.

However, the PDP controls both the executive and the legislature. The National Assembly will eventually vote in favour of emergency rule. They just want to be respected.

When Obasanjo subsequently declared emergency rule in Ekiti, he made it clear that it would not take effect until the National Assembly voted in favour of the measure.

solopumpy227: I am sorry Sir. But the last time I checked, recruitment into the Nigerian Armed Forces is by quota system and there are 19 States in the North Sir.

I am also worried that there are reports that in several cases in Bornu BH usually get to know of Nigerian Army's plans before they are executed.

The most difficult war is fighting your "own" (an enemy within). For your reference you can pick any book on Nigerian coups and you will understand many possible outcomes of this expedition.

Godman_n: Archaic logo. Crude unintelligent power. That was the same power you wanted to show in Nasarawa when a simple shrine man, took the lives of over 100 policemen. Shameless idoits

Capnd143: when this was asked, the answer was that "as the keep fighting or in the course of fight the 'train to kill' as in active, while veterans bear "trained to kill"

Our Yansh: The dude I referred to is a PDP booty slave. The aim of this thread is to bring the attention of well-meaning individuals to the potential danger of that place. All the twerp thinks about is how to discredit Fashola, as if there's anywhere in the world where infrastructural challenges aren't faced.

The guy falls into the category of peeps I slay for a living...

Our Yansh: Between ur two ears is something called a BRAIN. Its meant to be used.

aurenflani: Bayelsa as we speak is being turned to Abuja of sort! Can you see tha gej has moved Julius Berger and other big companies to bayelsa? This southerners have only one thing in their minds irrespective of the status or political positions: Hatred for us.

But when northerners were at the helm of affairs in this country, their people are part and parcel of the various administrations in power and we helped them in various ways, even against our interest. See how unpatriotic they are and biased even against the Yoruba people. Just go through what the igbos are saying against the most respected Yoruba leader - Awolowo.