₦airaland Forum

soil4soil:
All because OBJ endorse Obi all this praises. Wait until he will go against Obi then I will like to read your write ups.
Please I want you to find out why Obasanjo was envious of MKO during 1993 election.
Obasanjo had always been like that over the years.

Penguin2:
One of the claims made by Tinubu men is that Obasanjo is envious of Tinubu.

But the question is why should Obasanjo envy Tinubu after achieving all these?

And remember he is also a retired military general.

ChukwuObe:
Only fools dont know that OBJ never wanted any Yorubas to outshine him. And why dont you ask yourself the same question as to why OBJ was against Awolowo and also Abiola to ensure they did not become president? And if if not envy, what is that? Or do you think OBJ is better than Awolowo or Abiola? Just be truthful to yourself.

Those who voted against Yoruba candidates in 1979 and 1999 should not expect Yorubas to vote for their own candidate this time around. It will never happen. Yoruba candidates were not good for you to vote for but you think now that your own candidate are good and that Yorubas will vote for him. It will never happen. Only bastards in Yoruba land will vote for any candidate from the land that refused to vote for Awolowo and Olu Falae

diogo23:
Tinubu urchins are very stupid

Lade18:
Recently met this single lady of one. Been the one footing her bills and sending her daughter (5yrs old) to school. She told me She wouldn't let us have sex until she sees I'm committed and reality love her. Although, that's not the reason I'm talking care of her daughter, I just naturally love to spend for people I care about. Just recently, she's wanting to know how much I give my mom and why I'm the one sending her money when she has a shop and making her money.

Yesterday, she told me I don't love her enough. That, if I can open a shop for my mom , then I can do more for her. But I wasn't the one that opened the shop for her, I just supported her.

Now, we had sex for the first time last month and has been denying me sex since then. Yesterday, she came around and I initiated sex, she denied. She told me if we're ever gonna be together, I should learn how to be a man. In her world, being a man involve me cooking, laundry, take her out, and clean. I told her that's cool. But I don't know what a woman will be doing in a House if she's not working while I'm the one footing her bills. If I ask her this, she would get angry.

My fellow men, why are the requirements for sex getting on the increase these Days? Is that they way it's supposed to be?

merrymended:
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Truth234:
Her slap doesn't count. She is a woman. That is western media for you. They will tell you, no matter what you don't put your hand on a woman.

Psalmy2cute:
She slapped him first, WhAts the deal??

ATLIEN2027:
Baba Iyabo's endorsement of pandora pathological liar Obi tuary is as worthless as fart. The man is irrelevant when it comes to voting. He will not even win his own poling booth. Write this down.

Bola Ahmed Tinubu is the next President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria.

Slurity:
Yes now, the thief that get good results is better than you saint has nothing to offer. Saint Jonathan disappointed and disgraced Nigeria before we turned against him and voted him out. This time around, we much choose you based on what we have seen that you can do, and not what you promised to do. Gooni a fiji. See is believing

Abokisulay:
Peter Obi is a total failure and a bug ipob rat

LegendHero:
Like I said on the other thread, the Nigeria media will milk everything out of this Wike G5 endorsement.

—Wike set to meet Tinubu and endorse him

—G5 split apart, divided on who to endorse between Peter Obi and Tinubu

—G5 in talks with Peter Obi on possible alliance

—Tinubu jet out to London to meet G5 governor

—Obasanjo finally dwell on G5 governors to endorse Peter Obi

—Bola Tinubu fail to meet G5 terms, alliance set to endorse Peter Obi

—At last, G5 governors finally throw their weight behind Tinubu

—With promise to nominate 20% of Tinubu cabinet, G5 led by Wike endorse Tinubu

—Wike set to campaign with Tinubu in Lagos rally.

Blizzy9ja:
Oga tell your Asiwaju to stop avoiding interviews & debates if he truly has a sound mind, he should go and debate with his mate... Shey you all said Obi is too small, now Atiku is challenging his dementia ridden brain to a debate... Let him talk to the people he expects to vote for him in 2023... Nigerians need to be entertained

rummmy:
Jonathan will soon debunk this their lies as usual.

stuffs2002:
IPOB hate you when you are better than them.

BeardedMeat:
Not a single tinubu's poster or bill board in SE.

VGlobal:
WORKING & LIVING WITH NIGERIANS ABROAD

Being a Ghanaian, I’ve had this bad impression about Nigerians. I grew up in Ghana thinking Nigerians were negative energies around anyone. I was literally brainwashed mostly by the media to see Nigerians as thieves, murderers, scammers, etc. But after 6 years of working and associating with Nigerians outside of Ghana, the following are what I’ve found and discovered about them. I’m writing this not because my best friend back in the UK is a Nigerian, and not because my senior manager and team lead at my present employer are Nigerians. This is my honest observation!

Arguably, if you put the average Ghanaian and a Nigerian under the same conditions and environment, the Nigerian would undoubtedly outperform the Ghanaian. They are bold, smart and have this relentless quest and effort for learning and perfecting their craft. What a Nigerian cannot do does not exist. I started a DevOps Engineering program for a career alternative and Nigerians especially their women from different career fields constitute about 60% of the class. I was scared to take this step—to move from risk management to pure IT but I was shocked to see Nigerians in nursing, HR, journalism, sales, etc here in Canada taking on the challenge. I quickly reached out to most of my Ghanaian friends but none seem to be interested. This is a fortune field in IT….and when I asked these Nigerians why many of them are here, they told me “this is the surest way to make money by doing less”. Truth is, if you’re starting anything abroad and there’s no Nigerian in it, just know that that thing has no promise ��. A Nigerian wouldn’t attempt what doesn’t bring any monetary gain or value to them!

I’ve noticed that a Nigerian wouldn’t lie to you unless they’re scared of you or stand to gain something exceedingly beneficial from doing so. This confirms why the most genuine and honest folks I’ve ever associated with outside of Ghana are Nigerians. When a Nigerian is sharing an opportunity with you, they disclose everything dito-dito. They withhold nothing—they tell you as it is. My people would give you a half information and still be all over the place saying that they’ve helped you. You have no idea how many Ghanaians have made themselves demi-gods out here because they’ve been here for ages and feel everything must be ran through them. If you don’t go their way, you’re a target for gossip!

A Nigerian sees an opportunity in every situation, and it cuts across. They’re mostly interested in building a sustainable business than for a quick profit. This explains why wherever there are both Ghanaian and Nigerian traders, the Nigerian merchandise would cost less than the Ghanaian—even if they have the same suppliers. I see that here in Calgary at the various African markets.

Show me any work environment or office without a Nigerian and I’ll show you a work that’s less fulfilling and rewarding. The energy around Nigerians is positive and motivating. Nothing scares them than failure so they work hard for success because success is greatly celebrated in their culture. Where I come from, if you’re making any progress, there’s 100% chance you’ll lose 99% of your friends—they’ll spread lies about you out of dislike. Some would also attribute your progress to things other than your personal efforts. “You see that girl, she’s being chopped by so so and so person. You see that guy, he’s an occult. You see that guy, he’s rushing in life. Etc”. Your own family would turn themselves into avowed enemies—praying to see you fail so that they’ll use you as a bad example like “you see that guy, he was rushing in life but see how he’s crushed like a fragile glass.” My people have a long way to go. They must know that it’s okay for anyone irrespective of age to be great at what they do. In fact, people can build a fortune at age 40 or less through genuine means. Let’s inhale some positivity!

We glorify timidity, ignorance and sycophancy as signs of humility but Nigerians encourage boldness, assertiveness and being daring. If there’s a Nigerian in your trade or profession, get closer, you’ll learn a lot from them. I’ve learned a lot from my association with them and I’m always grateful for having one as my direct supervisor at work!

~The End~
By Jay Kwashie