₦airaland Forum

BermudaTriangle:
Send Suleiman to jail and set Nigeria on fire. It would simply be the catalyst this country has been waiting for to implode.
The lessons of Zango Kataf comes to mind.

The north is playing with wild fire that will burn them all.
If Nigeria is restructured, they will be confined to their Landlocked desert and famine and drought will rape life out of their sickly life.

aljharem:
But it is not El rufia downfall ? You think Nigerians Christians are fools ?

Exactly what the islamic pedophiles take us for.
But who do blame? What have our Christian leaders done, they have all abandoned the fight for Apostle Sulriman.
Who amongt the G.Os. have spoken out, none.
Even the mumu vice wey be pastor dey there dey jolly, while his flocks are being slaughtered.

geroland:
You are rili childish, go to southern Kaduna and live their more Christ like person than you. I guess ur head ll be chop off b4 u wake. U think Christianity is foolishness abi? Go read ur book well.

Smelling abokis are mocking the cowardice of Christians; they are flying in the ill-wind of their jihad, HolyGhost Crusade is already affecting them from the top.

TeamSimple:
Sorry o,how many herdsmen or sponsors GEJ arrest during his tenure?

Are you that naive?
He asked you a question and you could not answer it.
Don't worry, God fights for Christians, upon all the genocide you have carried out, the north is still a disaster.
Our God does not sleep! Just take a look at your government - A COUNCIL OF THE UNGODLY
Abokinama dey get mouth these days, nawa oo

semyman:
The same el Rufai u said should die abi another? Your misyarn is becoming uncontrollable mr man, just stay with free with free tithe and offerings quietly

All these abokis that smell like cow dungs, you are rejoicing over the slaughter of Christians; don't worry, our GOD is not your week god, he will definitely make you people cry forever like the Palestine

durubrian:
Oga, Abeg o, no vex.... Go answer DSS..



I'm a Christian and I'm totally against the killings, but what this 'man' did is wrong... Mr Suleiman, Christianity is totally against violence.... #weAreNotBokoHaram #WeAreNotFulaniHerdsmen

May your father, mother, wife, brothers, sisters and children be raped and butchered by hoodlums.
You are an idiot.

mr1759:
osibanjo is a yorubaman , he is of no use . thank you CAN for speaking out

[b]It's not about being a yorubaman it's about most southern leaders, especially the Christians, they are mostly sycophants, cowards and selfish.
Let me assume you are Igbo or a Christian, look at Igbo political leaders running from from one party to the other, even when it's against the voices of their people. Imagine Nnaman, Nwodo and the rest rushing to APC.
Tinubu stood his ground on yoruba political structure and excelled, he stood his ground! Unlike the so glorified Peter Obi that used APGA and as soon as he left office ran away from the party, and joined PDP, why? Because he wants to become a president.

Sorry if I digressed, The so called can had never been outspoken when Christian faithfulls are oppressed.
When can begin talk, them warn hide for the back of Apostle Suleiman.

After the fulanis slaughtered igbos in Enugu, what did Enugu governor do, what did enugu house of assembly members do, what did Igbo senators and rep. members do, what did Ohanaeze do?

I beg leave yoruba people alone and fight for your right.[/b]

MrMcJay:
Let me tell you something. Most first children in marriages belong to someone else than the fathers. This is always true in marriages in which the lady got pregnant before marriage.

Truth is most of these ladies in Nigeria have a minimum of 4 boyfriends at any given time. They have regular sex with these guys and sometimes, unprotected sex too. When they get pregnant, they then decide to push it to the guy most likely to accept or the one who loves them most.

That is how most firstborn children are smuggled into the unsuspecting man's life.

You dey maaaaaad ? You no know say I be 1st born! Lol.
You make small sense shaa.

I witness a witness to something like that. A lady who had just a month to her wedding discovered that she was pregnant, and she and the groom mutually had stopped having sex 3-months to the wedding. So she secretly did abortion.

Guys make we open eyes ooo

Bbsharon:
You can wear agabda if you like it's your choice

Just a thought, though.
Imagine when you put on agbada or wrapper/buba on a beach and suddenly Tsunami yawns at you.

Bbsharon:
Have always had the fright of rushing water not to talk more of a large mass of water.

Our destination was the Elegushi beach on the lagos island. I helped pack all what we needed as fast as possible and hurried through with the other preparations to say I was eager to go was an understatement . On getting there, you have to pay the entrance fee of 1000 naira to have access in. Was I terrified at the sight of the water ? I could not tell at first but the sight was lovely, I just looked on, suddenly and all the fears of going to the beach vanished and all I wanted to do all of a sudden was to go close to the water and have fun. Then I remembered what my mom told me on my first day of going to just a pool with friends. It was an excursion at a college I attended and I had taken an extra cloth to attempt swimming only for my mom to start warning me not to enter the water at all nor even go close as if she saw a vision. I assured her I was not going to enter the water but on the contrary I did all she said I should not and even took pictures. I got home that day and showed my sisters the pictures they laughed and we hid the pictures from my mom till date.( that's a girl code there...lol).

I noticed something about the water it was kind of alluring in a way as it keeps drawing someone to come close but the fear of the unknown wouldn't let me even have fun in peace a's varuous wild thoughts started playing in my head. So beautiful a view to watch as the water rush with fierce waves at intervals . I kind of reasoned out certain things and related the water as a person with so much passion and force that would fight at getting all he want just to keep forging ahead, and that would reject any form of dirt or unfriendly body you try to force on him no matter what or how enticing as long as it can't take it it would reject it.

I saw some people jump in to swim and I felt like having their courage even if it's just for a moment but again the fear of the unknown was playing nollywoood movies in my head of how some ladies were warned not to swim blah blah and then drowned so I didn't.  On getting home I knew I should have at least had fun as I would have wanted but was also grateful I was back home whole and hearty.

At the end of the day I realised nothing more like admiring nature with a deep sense of gratitude.

http://www.demitalks.com/2017/01/first-day-at-beachmy-experience-with.html?m=1

I THOUGHT BEACH AND BIKINI WERE LIKE 5&6.

WHO WANTS PRESIDENT BUHARI DEAD

BY DELE MOMODU

Fellow Nigerians, please allow me to say wherever two or more Nigerians are gathered these days the topic of discussion must, naturally, dovetail to our dear President’s state of health and the consequential suggestion that our country is ailing as a result. This controversy didn’t start today. I remember how Governor Peter Ayodele Fayose, the enfant terrible of Ekiti State, raised a horrific alarm, just before the 2015 election that eventually catapulted Major General Buhari back to power. He had screamed to the whole world, indeed to high heavens, that the then APC Presidential candidate, General Muhammadu Buhari, had suffered brain damage and that he had to be flown abroad in an air ambulance for treatment. I was in London at that time and I remember making frantic calls to impeccable sources who I believe would know the truth. I was able to obtain pictures of visitors to the modest apartment General Buhari was staying at the time, which was somewhere in the high brow Mayfair. The visitors included Nasir El Rufai and Kayode Fayemi and they were able to dispel the ugly rumour even if some doubting Thomases still believed the worst had happened as Fayose continued to spur them on.



It is about two years since that happened and it doesn’t seem much has changed. The only difference is that Buhari is now the President of Africa’s biggest nation and any news about him would be of greater interest to Nigerians, wherever they may be, and indeed the rest of the world. Since assuming power as Executive President, whenever the President has travelled abroad on vacation, the rumour mill has gone into overdrive with all manner of people espousing their own theories as to what is wrong with the President and the sort of treatment he has gone to receive. This trip is no different. It has been compounde by the fact that it was announced oin this occasion that the President was going on a medical vacation as he would take the opportunity of his holiday to see his doctors. This is why I believe the President’s information managers should try harder to dispel the rumours. They left the door ajar with the small piece of information they provided. Mischief makers would make capital out of this once nothing more was said about the matter. There is no big deal telling us how the President is spending his holiday, where he is staying and so on. If indeed he is seeing doctors for a routine check up or worse still his health is failing like happens to all mortals, there is nothing to be ashamed of. We should be provided with the information and updated regularly with what is happening. If the President had routinely gone into hospital Nigerians should know the hospital as a matter of right what hospital he has gone to and if possible the doctors attending to him. The doctors should be allowed to inform the public as much as possible without jeopardising his right to the little privacy that he has left. The citizens of Nigeria and the rest of the world are anxious to know every little information about the President of the most populous black nation and they should be obliged.

What seems clear to me is that those in charge of disseminating information about the President do not seem to realise that once you become President of Nigeria, especially now in the era of social media, you become a gold fish with no hiding place. The President of Nigerian is no longer a private person upon assumption of office. His life belongs to Nigeria and Nigerians. That is the simple truth that the President and his publicists must realise and accept. It was in the dark ages when people think that they are protecting the President and Nigerians by not telling us about things happening to the President and around him.

If the President’s PR people are not obliging Nigerians then, [b]the Vice President, Prof Yemi Osinbajo should take charge properly by addressing the public and allaying the fears of the people. He is a very cerebral person who must appreciate the debilitating effect that the kind of stories being peddled about is having on the polity and the economy. The has led to people even carrying some salacious tales that some infernal cabal have asked Professor Yemi Osinbajo to resign in order that a Northerner can act as President and to prevent a Yoruba man from becoming President in the event that the worst happens to the President. The reason that such fiction is able to thrive is because people feel that the Vice President has not come out powerfully enough to demonstrate that he is truly the Acting President. For many, his body language leaves too many questions unanswered. They claim that he either appears like someone in the dark about events around him or that he is just being too careful not to send wrong signals. The way we disseminate news still leaves much to be desired. We seem to treat power with too much trepidation and thus allow touts to take over and rule the airwaves and cause confusion all over the place. I know that is not the case because the Vice President is not that kind of person. He is a careful but deliberate man who brings his intelligence and experience to bear on all that he is doing. However, it is clear to me that he has not been faced with this kind of dilemma before. I am sure that the Vice President knows that neither the President nor himself have any real private life again. It is clear that President’s handlers do nt know this. I was surprised to hear what my brother, the Special Adviser to the President, Femi Adesina, had to say about this matter suggesting that it was left to the President to tell us what he wished about himself, his vacation and his health.
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Silence is not always golden. It can be somewhat destructive if care is not taken. I’m reasonably certain that President Buhari is on a short vacation as announced when he was travelling. Even if I do not know exactly where he is, I believe he is resting and possibly seeing his doctors for an annual check up. Why make a sog and dance or fetish of this? President Buhari is human after-all. It is sad that we often make mountains out of molehills by our actions, inactions and ill-actions. Nigeria ought to have learnt useful lessons from the days prior to the death of former President Umaru Musa Yar’Adua. This was how Nigeria was thrown into total confusion in 2010 because of the inordinate ambitions of a few people. I believe we have come a long way since then. I thought we had established that our public officers, especially our leaders, are in the spotlight and the full glare of the citizenry. That is the price you pay for leadership. You cannot expect to be in that role and then want to be a private citizen. If you want that, then you stay in the confines of your sitting room or the “other room”! You certainly do not aspire to public office, if that is your desire. There are very good reasons why we need to know what is happening to our leaders, especially the President and the Vice President. Our Leaders forget that they are Public servants. Emphasis being on the word “Public”. They are being maintained by our hard earned money, tax payers money, whether they are on holiday, or on a routine medical check or a major medical operation. We therefore have a right to the information that is presently being hidden from us. If the President does not care as some of his aides are suggesting, we care! It is our country and we asked him to lead us.

The state of health of the President, Vice President, and other major leaders in the executive, the legislature and the judiciary are of paramount concern to us. If they are ill and unable to govern, legiste or dispense justice, we, the people, must know. They cannot be patched up. It is them, the elected leaders, and not their cohorts, associates and acolytes that we elected to govern and legislate for us. Those associates, kitchen cabinet members or other surrogates cannot overreach the Constitution and govern on behalf of the President or Governors. That is what almost happened during President Yar’Adua’s last days. We vigorously resisted those that sought to hijack the government at that time and succeeded in driving them out of Aso Rock. Nobody can take us back to those dark days. We are not prepared for anybody to set us back.

The Nigerian Constitution is clear on what would happen in case of any eventuality to the President. No Jupiter can change that unilaterally, not even the Vice President. Fortunately, Prof Osinbajo is an esteemed and erudite lawyer. I am positive that he will not allow the Constitution to be suborned. He is a God-fearing and courageous man and will defend the laws of our land as he has pledged to do. I expect that President Buhari will do the same. That is why he has consistently transmitted a message to the Senate that the Vice-President is to act for him when he is away on vacation.

What happened in The Gambia just last week should have shown clearly that the days of reckless rascality in government and governance in Africa are gone forever. Fortunately, Nigeria and its leaders have taken the lead in enthroning democracy in other countries, cue Charles Taylor and Liberia, Gbagbo and Ivory Coast and now Jammeh and The Gambia, and so cannot now turn around to do the opposite in our own country.

On a more serious note, someone needs to talk some sense to the ruling party, APC. In case, the party apparatchik are still living in denial, it should be told in very clear terms that APC is flailing and floundering aimlessly and dangerously. The party is not living up to expectations. Nigerians are suffering and crying. No excuse can change the fact that most of the promises we made have not been kept. Volunteers and non-party members like us are being harassed and confronted on the streets by those who feel let down by a government we helped to midwife. It is shocking that a party which coasted to power on the wave of a significant majority of popular votes has virtually wasted and frittered away its goodwill so fast. Something drastic and urgent has to be done to arrest the slide into oblivion. The best and most charitable friends of APC would admit privately, if not publicly, that this government has failed to sparkle, in fact, that it has been too lacklustre and sluggish. It is as if it feels it has all the time in the world. Why is APC unable to fly?

There are just too many questions begging for answers and APC has stubbornly refused to own up to its many shortcomings and seek help from within and outside. If you not know the way forward, one should be able to retrace his steps before it is too late. Those who invested in APC did so in the hope that it was coming to demolish the behemoth called PDP and make life better for most Nigerians. Never did we campaign that the journey was going to be an Israelite one that would take a total of 40 years instead of four. I believe Nigerians are very patient and understanding people but they often justifiably get impatient whenever they feel someone has taken them for a ride. This is why it may seem they are kicking fitfully and restlessly against the APC and unable to endure the hardships they currently face.

True change is needed and maybe the way to start being accountable is to publish details of the President’s state of health so we truly know where we are!

Good for you people, shey una like hausa/fullani people.
Day don break

kenonze:
Oga Suleman,
Why are u shaking.
Shebi u talk say Nigeria will not recover the damages u will cause her if the DSS arrest u for just one night.

I am not a proponet of Nasiri El'Rufai but his statement is debatable while yours is direct and undebatable.

He has made the statement, tag it anything, if you don't like it, embrace and love-up every criminal that slaughters your family and wants to butcher you.

bettercreature:
Shut up! you didnt get my point. I told you they deducted 2% off 10% so they pay out 8%
and the other bank deducted 2% out of 13% they pay out 11 percent
2% percent goes to government

Keep quiet, educated illiterate!
Because it goes to the govt as you claim, does every deduction mean tax.
Idiot, scan your olodo and past again, to show where they said 2% was taxed

bettercreature:
You reserve the right to tell people to shut up when they are saying what they knows nothing about
That is 2 different banks and the money are still there till this moment
cc xpool MKO4ever

Mr man you should shut up now!
What have you shown here? Nothing!
The dude told you you were talking about bank charges, you no want learn. Penalties and surcharges by banks are not taxes, taxes go into govt accts.
Besides, where is 2% Taxation in your document?
Your olodo level go make front page:

clip:
Is Obasanjo not entitle to his opinion again, Northern Progressives Youth Initiative? How does expression of opinion becomes playing God,except you want to make him god.

I blame them? like say my brothers yoruba and ibos, plus our oppressed brothers for middle belt gree eat for one table, presidency fo never reach their corridor.

Cattle rearers wey Goodluck foolishly dash schools but them say no

angelTI:
Oshey, let's go there...

Waiting for Aunty Kemi's response. Meanwhile, the score is 2-1 in favor of Angela

No, the score should be higher than that in favour of Angela

ayenitre:
When Kemi attacked Yorubas, some section of Nigerians think she deserved the Pulitzer prize of journalism. Now that her vitriolic attack is random and "alternative-fact-based", these people now say she's unstable and crazy.

It's post-truth era folks!

Wait, is the Angela married?

bettercreature:
Shut up!

That was harsh!
Just explain to him if you know better.
Small time now una go begin call una selves ipod and Igbo, zombie and wailer.

adex79:
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Who you think say e go contact you for that kind thing, why not go and borrow money and do your own export.
People are genuinely afraid to invest in credible institution how much more through people.
Yes there are fraudsters everywhere.
Fixed deposit and Treasury bills don do us, at least bank and government dey involved.

The best investment is the one you can do and you don't loose your capital when it comes to the worst disappointment.

queendoreez:
I would rather throw the money inside River Niger than buying a land/house in Ibeju-Lekki. That's how terrible it is.

LOL

geostrata:
I don't know....but I know MMM rate is higher than it!

Where is MMM located I want to do business with them

maryjan8:
So sad, RIP

This Rivers issue has turned into something else, perpetrators should be fished out.
This is not who we are, it's shockingly unbearable