₦airaland Forum

tsnoop:
Super clean , no single.issue , buy n drive y best cR for everyone

but it's not 2005.Check again, carefully then come back.

ChiefOloye:
Rubbish talk, as usual. I have clerks of igbo descents in my office who are married to igbo ladies, and they all live in one room apartments in places like Mararaba, Madala, Deidei, or Karmo, so how did they make millions, spent it to pay dowries, only to suffer in marriages?

and who said dawry in Igboland is in millions?

Faber:
In most part of Igboland there's no separate bride list or bride price for suitors from other tribes... The list is the same for both Igbos and non- Igbos...

As for how men are able to marry their wives, just know that once you're born Igbo male child in Nigeria, your life don become hard from day 1, Nigeria makes it hard, fellow Igbos makes it hard, competition is very high... so you hit the ground running from day 1 inorder to survive, you must work your ass off to succeed

this is just the pure truth. A local village boy in Igboland who has not traveled outside of igboland does not know that getting married elsewhere is not a burden. He knows from day1 that to get married, he must hustle to make that money. This is one of the things youths organisations and the traditional stakeholders should look into, times are fast changing, getting married in igboland should also change.

Non Igbos are many in Anambra state civil service

Sirchiboy:
Please show me way be breaking it down

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RHhJzFBrOkA?si=Ng_H6j8RyHMwQiy4

Thank God for the gift of life.

Adewale1603:
this is a workstation. Precision are workstation laptops very good for heavy rendering and graphics software and gaming. Not just any Dell laptop

heavy rendering with 6th generation processor and a 2GB NVIDIA graphics?

Oga you dey learn work?

Softmirror:
Which rights does a criminal have?! Do you know that Obama bin Laden was captured unarmed?! Why was he killed and wasn't taken alive to face the law since he has rights. This is by United States of America that preaches the gospel of human rights.

A criminal has rights, even after committing a crime.

The right to a fair trial.

The right to legal representation.

The right to be protected from torture or cruel treatment.

The right to appeal a conviction.

The right to humane treatment in prison.


Some rights are limited, such as freedom of movement or voting, depending on the crime and the country’s laws. But basic human rights remain.

PapaNnamdi:
What of he sees this post and says he is not buying again

there is nothing wrong with this post. He will even be happy it was shared.

This is chatgpt's response to this story. Him well so?

So Kemi said Stanford dashed her scholarship at 16? Stanford don vex say, “Madam, which register we write your name inside?”

This one pass “GCE miracle center” gist. At 16, some of us still dey fight with NEPA for kerosene lantern. Meanwhile, aunty say she pack bags go Stanford like film trick.

Stanford don clear throat: “We no sabi am o. Scholarship no dey our record.” Na there wahala enter.

Moral lesson: If you wan lie, no carry abroad people wey fit press computer to check. Na home base lies dey survive.

Abeg, make she no vex. Next time, pick University of Oshogbo. Those ones no go release statement.

Here is a simple summary.

Edwin Clark died in February 2025 at age 97. He was a respected Ijaw leader, lawyer, politician, and founder of Edwin Clark University .

He prepared a will in October 2022. It revealed that he left behind billions of naira in banks and diverse properties across Nigeria .

His three wives—Mrs. Elizabeth Kofo Clark, Mrs. Theresa Clark, and Abisola Sodipo-Clark—were not named as beneficiaries .

The will states they were “constructively” divorced, had not lived with him for a long time, and he believed they were “no longer useful to him” .

He named four executors of the will: Dr. C. C. Clark, Mrs. Koshare Clark-Omoudoye, Prof. Victor Esekumemu Clark, and Barr. Andrew A. Bekederemo—all from the late Chief Bekederemo-Ogein family in Kiagbodo, Delta State . Their work will be funded by the estate proceeds .

The beneficiaries are his 15 children. They are the primary inheritors .

He also directed that his nephews and nieces, who are currently supported by him—through funding education or other means—should continue to benefit until they finish tertiary education, or until removed for dishonesty as decided by the executors .

His properties, especially in Kiagbodo, should serve as a family house where all his children can stay when they visit .

He added that any child who fails to visit Kiagbodo for three consecutive years would lose their inheritance rights for three years, unless the child lives outside Nigeria

whodohgeepee:
If you’re a ready buyer you’ll get enough original content.

. Are you sure this is 2013? Check well. It might be 012

Here is a clear summary in simple language

On August 26, 2025, Peter Obi’s legal team sent a formal notice to activist Deji Adeyanju. The letter demanded removal of posts on social media, a full apology on X, Facebook, and in three national newspapers—within seven days—or face a defamation lawsuit .

Adeyanju had called Obi a “fraud,” “religious bigot,” “leader of the mob,” claimed Obi offered him money disguised as a “thank you,” and accused him of misusing state funds for his family business .

Some of Adeyanju’s claims rest on verifiable facts. For example:

Obi invested $30 million of Anambra State funds in International Breweries. Obi claimed he later reduced the stake held by the state, and had at some point personal involvement in the parent company via a firm where his wife was secretary .

An audio recording shows Obi calling this a “religious war” and asking for support—when played, it supports the claim of religious bias. Independent fact‐checkers confirmed the recording’s authenticity .

Investigative reports from the Pandora Papers accuse Obi of failing to declare offshore assets, including those held by his children—violating Nigerian law .

In 2009, police reportedly found ₦250 million in cash at Obi’s private office in Lagos, packaged in suitcases. Obi said it was meant for a contractor, but suspicions remained because no contractor appeared, and Obi left the country soon after .


The author argues truth is a valid defense in libel cases. Many of Adeyanju’s statements reflect real, documented events or statements by Obi himself. If sued, Adeyanju could use these facts to show he is neither lying nor defaming Obi .

The post suggests that Obi’s attempt to silence criticism through legal action may backfire by drawing more attention to his controversies .

Adeyanju responded defiantly. He posted on Facebook, “I can’t wait to meet him in court finally. A fraud parading himself as a messiah” .


In plain terms: Obi wants to sue, but many of Adeyanju’s accusations are based on recorded speech, investigations, or public records. In a libel case, that makes it hard to prove defamation.

Sirchiboy:
So what do I do now

don't mind that guy. Your 7mil will go along way.

Boxnaijatv:
Just in: Equatorial Guinea’s Baltasar Engonga has been sentenced to 8 years in prison following a sex tape scandal and embezzlement charges.

it is not just in. This was on the frontpage since 3 or 4 days ago.

Chai!!!!!!! This vehicle was 6 million Naira in 2014.

It is finished

hacomenergy:
Passenger model (Ketekete with battery & charger).
Tracking subscription:
N20k per battery/year.
Battery & Performance
- Battery size: 9.6kWh Lithium (60V 150Ah)
- Range: ~130km
- Motor power: 3kW
- Max speed: 50km/h

This will save over N3m annually, if we based calculations on just 100km per day
Battery Smart Features & Tracking

Each tricycle comes with a SIM-enabled smart battery for:
- Real-time GPS tracking
- Remote battery disabling (anti-theft)
- Charging & discharging control

Subscription: N20,000 per battery per year.

Battery warranty: 1 year with 1,500 cycles.
Expected lifespan: 5–7 years.(Edited)

After this epistle yet you no put the price.

Continue.

Ai summary is here. For lazy Readers like me. Thanks me later.

Here is a concise summary of the Supreme Court judgment on the Edo State election petition of Asue Ighodalo and PDP versus INEC and Monday Okpebholo and APC:

1. Documents Accepted

Parties agreed that originals and CTCs of result sheets, IREV downloads, BVAS inspection reports, screenshots, and polling unit forms (EC25B, EC40A) could be tendered from the bar.

BVAS machines themselves were excluded from this agreement.



2. BVAS Machines

Court held that because none of the 133 BVAS machines were operated or demonstrated in court, they could not be admitted as evidence.

Consequently, BVAS inspection reports and screenshots were also void since they relied on the machines.



3. Forms EC25B and EC40A

Court ruled that INEC’s use of both forms complied with Section 73(2) of the Electoral Act 2022.

Petitioners were required to call polling unit witnesses to link documents to their case. Submitting documents without witness testimony was ruled as “dumping evidence.”



4. Over-Voting Claims

To prove over-voting, petitioners must present voter register, BVAS machines, and result sheets (EC8A).

Since the voter register and BVAS machines were not admitted, the petitioners lacked sufficient evidence.



5. Alleged Fake Results

Petitioners relied on duplicate polling unit results given to agents. Court rejected them as illegible, unstamped, and unsupported by witness testimony.

CTCs of IREV results were dismissed because no INEC witness authenticated them. Originals given to police were preferred.



6. General Position

Court stressed that credible election petitions need strong documentary evidence, properly linked by witnesses under cross-examination.

Written addresses alone cannot establish new evidence.

Judges expressed hope that future petitions would bring stronger evidence to set legal precedent.

Final Outcome: Petitioners failed to prove their case due to inadmissible BVAS evidence, lack of polling unit witnesses, weak documents, and absence of INEC witnesses. The judgment favored INEC and APC’s Monday Okpebholo.

Caaz:
This food here was also one of the cheapest,i prepared it with #800 naira,it should have been #300,but i bought the coca cola at the rare of #500 naira

this very one na sugar overload. The rice plus the coca cola

Ebenezer2021:
he said former minimum wage

he edited it after my post

Kwinesther:
Read again, the writer wrote "former minimum wage".

Maurindo:
The word "former" should have a meaning don't you think?

oga, the op added it after seeing my post. read down the thread and see the original post where others quoted it before the op edited the article.

SmartPolician:
Media houses keep dishing out data up and down without mentioning the methodology used to draw such conclusions as if their researchers played truancy during their undergrads.

you unknowingly respond to their questionnaires on the internet.

symbianDON:
No accord comes with V4 engine....it's i4
10 more characters needed

don't mind them. They will never learn. They will still call it V4 tomorrow.

sholey4love:
This is just an AI generated image.

you have Internet in your hands. Why just make a research.

"below Nigeria's minimum wage of ₦30,000......"?

The writer just commot from police cell or from prison?

Can you imagine. So these people no get any other work to do

IJAYA001:
They are using Nigeria to generate traffic. SIMPLE

so are you saying that Nigeria should not be on this particular list?

Brendaniel:
Though the building looks a bit old fashioned on the outside, I like the concept of the space under

in case of flooding

Ai summary:


A Federal High Court in Abuja heard how Aliko Dangote avoided a fraud attempt by foreigners contracted through Dangote Refineries.

Five Asians—He Jun, Sun Yuzhu, Yong Li, Dr. Feng, Jaykumar Sagar and Rajnish Gupta—were hired to lay undersea crude-oil pipelines to Dangote Refineries. They allegedly failed to deliver and forged a completion certificate, then presented it before the London Court of International Arbitration (LCIA) to claim $50 million.

Dangote Refineries countered with evidence before the LCIA showing the project was not completed. Fraud surfaced when the false certificate was exposed.

The Inspector General of Police (IGP) filed court documents requesting arrest warrants for the five and an order to freeze five bank accounts traced to proceeds from a separate alleged fraud involving Mohammed Tayiru (Tahir), a truck driver for Dangote Cement.

Tayiru allegedly diverted truckloads of “thick iron pipes” worth billions of naira and deposited proceeds into five accounts across Access Bank, GT Bank, UBA, PalmPay, and Opay under his name.

Police confirmed some suspects are hiding, others have confessed. They need arrest warrants to secure extradition or appearance in court. The court ordered investigations to proceed within 30 days and to report back by September 20.

A second order allowed freezing the five bank accounts linked to Tayiru’s alleged diversion. That investigation period was set at 60 days.

Forbes latest rankings still place Dangote as Africa’s richest man, with a net worth of about $24.4 billion. Other Nigerians on the list include Abdulsamad Rabiu ($7.2 billion), Mike Adenuga ($6.3 billion), and Femi Otedola ($1.5 billion).

Which kain pictures be this?

Why are you too economical with pictures.

Appletek:
Which manufacturer produces bullet proof options from factory?

I mean Nigeria amouring