whitebeard:
let the hate keep flowing..!! Continue.

sarrki:



Madam,


Una know dey sleep ?

Brooklynsouth:
lol just 10:50 just came back home from a championship match with bf .what time is it there

sarrki:

Bf
Same time as yours

sarrki:

Bf
Same time as yours

Brooklynsouth:
BF WHAT ABOUT THAT? wheres your location

sarrki:


My father land

Brooklynsouth:
your father must be Yoruba land how then then do you share same time zone with me ?

omenka:
They are already doing so perfectly.

Is it any surprise they are always the ones doing so? Osinbajo makes a valid comment about hate speeches without mentioning anyone and they are already getting worked up!

I call it a manifestation of a conscience of guilt.

Warship:



Yes oooo it will continue


At least it has kept Buhari in London.


Hospital or Mortuary in London is yet to be ascertain.

sarrki:


According to him, while no narrative is superior enough to displace the nation’s corporate existence, agitations are largely self-serving rather than altruistic

The acting president continued: “I want to advise that we must not repeat the errors of the past. I must also commend the Institute of Security Studies for providing this important platform for reflection on the subject of the corporate existence of Nigeria in its diversity

Also speaking at the event, former head of state, Gen. Yakubu Gowon, warned that no nation has ever survived multiple civil wars.

Gowon who was chairman of the occasion appealed to youths to refuse to be canon-fodders, just as he warned against hiding under the cover of freedom of expression to promote divisive positions.

[quote]He said, “These calls for division are not good for our democracy. What the DSS has done with this seminar is to demonstrate that the state security is primarily about the relentless pursuit of the good of society and its people, not guns and daggers as oftentimes perceived.

All Nigerians should love their country”

On his part, the director general of the DSS, Lawal Daura, vowed to deal with individuals and groups that threaten the inviolability and sanctity of the Nigerian state.

He said the unity of the nation is a “sacred trust” that links security with governance.

While recognising efforts by some well-meaning individuals to maintain peace, the DG said the Service is worried by the “toxicity” of ethnic agitations.

His words: “In recent times, centrifugal forces have been at work in our great nation, trying their utmost to pull us apart. They have vainly leveraged on our ethnic, geographical and religious cleavages- the key factors that constitute our very rich tapestry of cultural treasure and diversity- to ignite hate speeches and stoke ethnic cum religious tensions nationwide.

“Sundry youth groups and individuals, with diverse subversive agendas have latched unto this latest manifestation of ethno-religious divisions to afflict the national stage and consciousness with their atavistic and retrogressive utterances as well as infantile threats.

“Undoubtedly, these utterances and threats have spawned, in their wake, considerable anxiety among law-abiding, ordinary citizens residing in different parts of the country”.


http://leadership.ng/2017/08/03/hate-speeches-breeding-ground-genocide-osinbajo/

sarrki:



Whao

I rather be that errand boy

Than be a miserable mofo

Talking rubbish online

ajepako:
It started with:

97% against 5%

Start your sermon from there sir...

whitebeard:
and when he returns What will happen

sarrki:

According to him, while no narrative is superior enough to displace the nation’s corporate existence, agitations are largely self-serving rather than altruistic.

sarrki:
“We must do something about it, we must control it and we must insist that it is not acceptable. Public discourse of any type that is already on the social media, we cannot allow the promotion of it”

sarrki:
“The witnesses of the horrors of war will not wish it on their worst enemies. Even recalling it may bring back the trauma of that period. The mental and physical scars of war are sometimes so deep that rational thought of something is impugned. But always, hate speech precedes genocide, the greatest tragedy in human history”

sarrki:
These calls for division are not good for our democracy

sarrki:

On his part, the director general of the DSS, Lawal Daura, vowed to deal with individuals and groups that threaten the inviolability and sanctity of the Nigerian state.

sarrki:
His words: “In recent times, centrifugal forces have been at work in our great nation, trying their utmost to pull us apart. They have vainly leveraged on our ethnic, geographical and religious cleavages- the key factors that constitute our very rich tapestry of cultural treasure and diversity- to ignite hate speeches and stoke ethnic cum religious tensions nationwide.

Warship:




When you make mistake, you apologize.


When you fail to apologize, God will automatically land you in a London Hospital if not London Mortuary.

sarrki:



We should all thread with caution

We are all human

We made mistakes

We should move on

sarrki:


Baba his almost 80

He's blessed

Sickness is natural in human

He will overcome it

whitebeard:
and when he returns What will happen