₦airaland Forum

Kriss216:
Any move to defraud these telecommunication companies is a welcome development.

Kriss216:
Any move to defraud these telecommunication companies is a welcome development.

Movic1:
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Skipper at the front, followed by Rico and Kowalski . Where is Private ?
Only few people go understand ...

Jestin:
Coronavirus pls keep helping us to delete our useless leaders alphabetically. Letter A has been deleted so letter B is next.

Quelme:
UNDERSTANDING WHY NIGERIANS REACTED TO THE DEATH OF ABBA KYARI THE WAY THEY DID.
On the surface, it will appear rather odd to see the average Nigerians jubilating on the death of a top government official, especially given the cause of his death. But on a deeper reflection, you see in what is going on the contradictions that make up Nigeria.

The people see the government officials as oppressors. They hold them responsible for the injustice, hardship and suffering they endure in their daily lives. The people do not see the government as something that exists for their wellbeing, but rather for their oppression, exploitation and enslavement.

Perceiving government officials as the enemies of the people, the death of any of the officials is logically perceived as the death of an enemy. It is natural to celebrate the death of one's enemy.
But all this occur in a symbolic framework. Abba Kyari symbolized government, which symbolized oppression. Most people did not met Abba Kyari in person. In fact, he might have been a good man to his family and friends. But that's not the issue. He represented the evil known as Nigerian Government.

I was taken aback by the fact that the nature of death would have made people feel somber, given that the entire world has fallen victim to the rampaging virus. But why should the people pay any special attention to the virus as cause of Abba Kyari's death? The government officials never felt humbled by Coronavirus. They used the pandemic as excuse to steal money meant for relief to the suffering masses affected by the containment measure against the virus. Also, there was a touch of irony to the fate of Abba Kyari. If only the government he was part of had invested in improving Nigeria's healthcare, he might have lived. He died a victim of the negligence he meant for others.
It is sad, but totally understandable that Nigerians would rejoice at the death of a top government official.
On the other side of the coin, you see the Nigerian society for what it really is - a people bitter and malicious out of years of injustice and oppression. The average Nigerian person is angry, vicious and vindictive. Regardless of what turned him or her into such a bundle of malice, and no matter the justification, it is a difficult experience to manage a Nigerian society. Indeed, both the officials and the people are now equally balanced in malice and it no longer makes any difference which side caused the other or which side is the effect of the other.
The big question is whether the proper lessons have been learned from Abba Kyari's death and the reactions thereto.

maxzzo1:
Wait is Abba kyari 81 then how old is Buhari? Real age o not football age?

Erediauwa:
The fool called Felix Terungwa Dav, who was married to one shekpè selling fat buffalo has received his March stipends..

When the BMC stipends gets exhausted on buying dead vultures, he will go offline for 30days.

Omoluabi16:
One piece of dragon glass to the heart will do.

chinchonglee:
50k
How much is her bride price?

doctore212:
Dirty Pants.