izzou:


Nope.

The last one was that it was Marlians.

No investigations concluded yet. Maybe it's your people, maybe it's even Nigerians.

Yet, e say na imported terrorists

izzou:


People that are already preparing to share and receive dollars tomorrow

That's the highest the sympathizers will get

larride:


He’s an unserious clown.

onyemaair:


Oga I am angry at the situation of Nigeria. I am indeed very angry about it.
I am a salary earning civil servant in my late thirties.

raumdeuter:


An average American with the shooting will consider other positive in the country what are the compensating positive a Nigerian can think of to endure the insecurity

CAPdan21:

Atiku and thiefnibu, choice between the devil and the deep blue sea...God epp us

onyemaair:


Oga I am angry at the situation of Nigeria. I am indeed very angry about it.
I am a salary earning civil servant in my late thirties.

I do not see a pathway to moving to another country because I am too old for that and I have family members who depend on me.
Shouting at me to japa after every disaster is truly insulting to me. I choose to be optimistic that things will eventually get better. Maybe once the cabal in Nigeria dies off or the young people wake up, then things will indeed get better but for you to be shouting japa at me everytime there is a disaster here when I know I am stuck in this country is indeed insulting to me.
You should also advocate for us to get it right with our leadership or lend opinions that gear towards solving the problem not just to shout japa at a civil servant like me.

donstan18:

Give up on politicians
Give up on your PVC, it’s useless.
Give up on Nigeria. It’s finished.


Keep hustling and making ends to package yourself and family, if possible, seek better opportunities, but while doing this, always keep JAPA at the back of your mind. It’s very important.

Once you prioritize something, chances of getting it executed becomes higher. There’s a reason broke ladies are using Iphone13 even where they’re very broke with less than 100k in their aza. They prioritized IPHONE, they worked towards it.

larride:


Before I continue, I never discouraged anyone from Japaing. It’s impossible to do so sef. I only expressed that whenever tragedy happens, shouting japa japa is insensitive to a lot of people. A lot of people want to japa but they don’t have the financial resources to japa, a lot don’t even think about japa at all. Almost 50% of people in the country stays in the rural community and they are always 80% of the time the victim of these criminal attacks. How many of these people in the rural areas have the means to Japa? That’s why I said Japa is not the solution, it doesn’t mean people should not JAPA.

You raised an important point which ib.ime raised when we had this discussion. That’s why I said an “Effective” community policing will solve most of these insecurities because all the security architecture will be local. We can still have an agency will FBI which will be controlled by the Federal government but the security must be decentralizing to each community. While it is true that Governors might abuse this powers, it’s still safer than having alot of ungoverned space which criminals thrive in.

If you remembered we had a discussion about this database matter, I do agree with you that we need to have a centralized database instead of different agency collecting data without harmonizing it.

While the country problems are homogeneous, it can be tackled and solved one after the other.

Roland17:


You are watching your prime years fizzle in front of you, na him be your problem.

Now, you are entangled and the idea of Japa causes more frustration for you because e no go easy for you like that again to Japa

izzou:


Tinubu say na im turn

E say e wan write him name in history books

I no come understand wetin the common man go gain for that one

onyemaair:


I just told you I am in my midlife. To God be the glory, I am not hungry, I'm earning an average salary, my children are in school where I pay about 350 thousand yearly for their school fees cumulatively, although my wife subsidizes with this with her 65k salary. I pay rent of 200 thousand and at the end still pay school fees for some nephews and nieces in the village. Tell me where I would see money to plan for japa?
My only hope is to vote and hope my vote will count. You are in nigeria with me and you are shouting japa after people just died and at the same time saying you would not vote. Check am out na.

Oasis007:


We can save Nigeria, if sincerely we are ready. Larride is only recognised Party man on this Board, what about the rest of us?

We have to get involved, if indeed we want to save Nigeria. Join a political party, start now and work your way to become at least a Delegate in 2026.

It's never too late to start from somewhere. If we are tired of them, let's take our turn.

Roland17:


Your first paragraph reiterates why I say Japa can not solve any nation's problem, because Nigeria's issues are more complex than an individual desire to Japa. The conversation of Japa is not new, it has been going on and will continue, it only becomes heightened when things like what happened in Owo happen again.

You must also concede that the realities of Nigeria over the last decade, worsestill now, makes the conversation about Japa inevitable because it has become dire and there seems to be no way out, especially for young people who are watching their prime years slip by. You have to understand that a lot of people are coming from a place of frustration as they watch the country continue to slip even further with no reprieve in sight.

When I started my conversation regarding this Japa, I made it clear that Japa is not for everyone but for those who meet certain criteria, including the mental aspect, it will be in their best interest and that of their future generations to consider Japa, especially young people. Nigeria has some of the brightest minds in the world but they are being held back in Nigeria.

Yes, I remember that conversation. A strong database is the bedrock of any modern society and until we get that done there is no way Nigeria can sustainably secure the nation and it's economy. Without a strong database, the idea of community policing is just a waste of time and resources which will get us no where. In the mean time, what can be done? In the mean time where can Nigerians run to for reprieve? nowhere, absolutely no where. Right now, the country is not even being governed because of the elections. Everyone is in Abuja and nothing is getting done.

donstan18:

Lol. A Yoruba man who’s very skilled in a site I control travelled late last year.

He renders for me, mid fifties, was my foreman, he traveled, left his family here. According to him, his doing it for his kids.

Baba nothing concern success and age.

Roland17:


Your first paragraph reiterates why I say Japa can not solve any nation's problem, because Nigeria's issues are more complex than an individual desire to Japa. The conversation of Japa is not new, it has been going on and will continue, it only becomes heightened when things like what happened in Owo happen again.

You must also concede that the realities of Nigeria over the last decade, worsestill now, makes the conversation about Japa inevitable because it has become dire and there seems to be no way out, especially for young people who are watching their prime years slip by. You have to understand that a lot of people are coming from a place of frustration as they watch the country continue to slip even further with no reprieve in sight.

When I started my conversation regarding this Japa, I made it clear that Japa is not for everyone but for those who meet certain criteria, including the mental aspect, it will be in their best interest and that of their future generations to consider Japa, especially young people. Nigeria has some of the brightest minds in the world but they are being held back in Nigeria.

Yes, I remember that conversation. A strong database is the bedrock of any modern society and until we get that done there is no way Nigeria can sustainably secure the nation and it's economy. Without a strong database, the idea of community policing is just a waste of time and resources which will get us no where. In the mean time, what can be done? In the mean time where can Nigerians run to for reprieve? nowhere, absolutely no where. Right now, the country is not even being governed because of the elections. Everyone is in Abuja and nothing is getting done.

Segedinho:

If only these unrepentant baboons will count our votes

Segedinho:

If only these unrepentant baboons will count our votes

Griffon:
Na tribalism dey hold this country back sha. On paper, Peter Obi looks like the man Nigerians have been yearning for years to lead them, but then, you don’t expect that to go down well with an average Yoruba man or core northerner, who’d rather have his own there, not minding the cluelessness of such candidate.

I don talk am before and I go talk am again, the only way forward na to divide this country.

It’s a false marriage.

larride:


When you Edo voted for Obaseki against APC Iyamu, did they not count your votes?

andrewbaba44:
Messi playing the European farmers pendu has been stat padding against in his international career and already scored an hatrick

donstan18:

Lol. A Yoruba man who’s very skilled in a site I control travelled late last year.

He renders for me, mid fifties, was my foreman, he traveled, left his family here. According to him, his doing it for his kids.

Baba nothing concern success and age.

TrebleChamp:
The five Eastern State voted for Atiku a Fulani man as PDP candidate ahead of Wike and Anyim, peter Obi left PDP cos he new his people will rather vote Atiku a Fulani than vote for him. Ojukwu contested in 2003 under Apga, how many vote did he get in the entire South East? Yoruba have two formidable candidate, but you expect them to vote Peter Obi . Charity they say begins at home, until the South East stop voting for a Northern Candidate, they shouldn't complain of not being given a chance....

raumdeuter:
From Osita Chidoka

Two years ago, I approached Gov. Peter Obi, Sen.
Ike Ekweremadu, and Sen. Pius Anyim and spoke
on the phone with Gov. Dave Umahi with a single
message – run for the Presidency of the Federal
Republic of Nigeria. Gov. Peter Obi, at two
meetings, told me he would not like to run
against Atiku Abubakar and would consider a
run if the party zoned the presidency to the
Southeast. Sen Ekweremadu expressed his
preference for the Governorship of Enugu State.
Sen Anyim said he was watching the terrain,

especially the zoning arrangement and would
feed me back. Gov. Umahi was non-committal. I
continued the engagement as I believed that these
men had sufficient name recognition and
networks that would aid a competitive run.

https://www.nairaland.com/7162758/how-igbo-betray-southern-pdp#113494042

andrewbaba44:
Messi playing the European farmers pendu has been stat padding against in his international career and already scored an hatrick

Oasis007:




Edo no be Lagos nau..... LMFAO

andrewbaba44:
Messi playing the European farmers pendu has been stat padding against in his international career and already scored an hatrick