₦airaland Forum

Aonkuuse:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=40_ZtqNxdDo

What a DUMB post…
Is feminism against marriage?!
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afroniger:
https://thenationonlineng.net/over-300-nigerians-languishing-in-italian-jail-for-mafia-related-offences-says-ex-edo-commissioner/

This time they cannot blame “country hard”…
It’s even worse in the UK, where Nigerians top the list of foreigners in prison.
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TheRareGem1:
https://www.vanguardngr.com/2021/07/osinbajo-breaks-new-frontier-with-africas-first-court-recording/

Lagos State has a court recording system at the new high court building at Osborne Foreshore…

EKO O NI BAJE
Lagos leads, others follow!
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Racoon:
https://www.farooqkperogi.com/2021/07/top-10-popular-nigerian-lies-with.html?m=1#.YPuQ1bQmLgs.twitter

11. That Nigeria is ONE united country!
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Lattop:
Na me I dey talk, I no be American citizen

I hear u
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ifeanyibxt:
Enjoy this season of BBNaija with chilled drinks & popcorn. The show is a semblance of peace & tranquility, a perfect respite from poverty, deaths, & unemployment. Take your mind off all the troubles in 9ja. Trouble No Dey Finish!!

Welcome to Big BrotherNaija.....

One love...

This dude is in the DSS Naija house…
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Lattop:
E try wey he even participate, I swear I for don japa for japan

He’s American-Nigerian born in the US…
He’s not going to trade the US for Japan.

Congrats to him for making Nigerian Olympic history!
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Emergingnation:
Joe Igbokwe, a chieftain of the All Progressives Congress, APC, has mocked Oduduwa agitator, Sunday Adeyemo, also known as Igboho over his arrest.

Igbokwe said Igboho’s arrest was an indication that “Juju” does not work.

Sharing a photograph of Igboho wearing charms on his Facebook wall, the politician said, “Juju” failed in the Southeast and has also failed in the Southwest.

The aide to Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu of Lagos State wrote:

https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=4074057452642726&id=100001155348708

PRIMITIVE SUPERSTITIOUS EEDIOTS…
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NwaNimo1:
http://saharareporters.com/2021/07/21/how-sunday-igboho-escaped-beninese-airport-was-lured-back-through-phone-calls

Tales by the Moonlight…
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Julianaa:
House construction in Lagos is very bad, especially the mainland

The bricks are poorly constructed

No supervision from the government whatsoever, Only omo onile to collect their tax

People living in Lagos are really trying

Not true! All building projects in Lagos need to get building permit and inspection…
Unfortunately, so many Nigerians like to cut corners and AVOID official regulations.
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Kennitrust:
Leave the topic, let face reality!

In Ghana, the president can address the citizens with their local dialogues And everyone will understand

In Kenya, the same thing and many African countries and some western countries.

That alone show the oneness balancing of that country.

But in Nigeria, we don't have a language.

We say our national languages are

Igbo
Yoruba
Hausa
And we end up using English as our national language.

Is that not enough reason to see that we have nothing in common?

Let everyone go to where they feel safe.
Nigeria cannot work with the unimaginable differences that we share.

Let those with the know-how work to separate us to our ethnic comfort. Please!

ABSOLUTELY FALSE!
Anyway, EVERY Nigerian speaks/understands Pidgin!

Nonetheless, language is not determinative of nationhood…
Canada has 2 major (plus indigenous) languages, Switzerland has 4, Belgium has 3, etc.
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Lanrelagboi:
https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=10159200635526013&id=735776012

EKO O NI BAJE!
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Preciousgirl:
This is called dokono in Ghana and it's better than all Nigeria meals I tell u

My husband, a Yoruba man always confesses
that my food is something else

The concept of breakfast is lost on Africans…
After this, dude will go and take a nap at the office.
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Penguin2:
Reactions has continued to trail the post shared by Presidential aide, Femi Adesina, of pupils bearing a placard with inscription “You feeds us in school, you feeds our fathers...” More alarming is the fact that the inscription is most likely written by an adult or one of the teachers of the pupils.

Goes to expose the educational deficiency existent in the north as govt continues to lower educational standards in the guise of quota system.

Many of them only show up at school to eat and immediately return home…smh
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Bitbibx:
I wonder where she learnt such a thing form!
Ohhhh! Bed media exposure off course. Too bed

Umaruxoxo:
Nollywood I guess

Can you folks please STFU?! Thanks…
Obviously clueless what clinical depression can do to young minds (even to adults). SMH
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Femeto:
What about the other equipment's that are used to maintain and manage the aircraft when it lands?

They should be building MRO facilities in Nigeria instead…
Thankfully, Air Peace and Akwa Ibom government seem to be planning to do so.
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okewumi:
Reduce the one on cars. Masses will thank you.

We assemble cars in Nigeria, go and buy those…
Tomorrow, Nairalanders will be bitching that Toyota set up plant in Ghana.
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post=103959156:
https://punchng.com/fg-implementing-7-tax-waiver-on-aircraft-spares-onyema/
Lalasticlala

OP, abegi the headline doesn’t make sense…
Sounds like the FG is removing the 7% duty and granting (not “removing”) a duty waiver.
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bolaayenimo:
https://independent.ng/fear-of-hacking-made-apc-senators-vote-against-e-transfer-of-results/

Tales by the Moonlight….
More like the fear of losing!
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CeCeEkol:
May God protect his own,,,Amen. i have always known him as an activist and nothing else.

I think the word you’re looking for is “Agbero”…
Activists do not store guns and ammo in their homes.
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HonNL:
[url=http://saharareporters.com/2021/07/21/exclusive-benin-republic-shuns-buhari%E2%80%99s-request-sunday-igbohos-extradition-without-trial] SAHARAREPORTERS [/url]

Tales by the Moonlight…
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Daveambition:
This Igboho lawyer & co talks way too much...
No single display of professionalism..

It’s called DESPERATION…
As if helicopters take off from motor park with NURTW Agberos.
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dre11:
Standby helicopter was to bring Igboho to Nigeria, but Yoruba indigenes fought— Lawyer

https://www.vanguardngr.com/2021/07/standby-helicopter-was-to-bring-igboho-to-nigeria-but-yoruba-indigenes-fought-lawyer/

Tales by the Moonlight…
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Justseyii:
Are these people not watching the news? Why set yourself up like this?

Sixsigmahub:
Another Final Year Student in a Federal University in Nigeria has been spotted by the school authorities with an Examination Malpractice Shirt.

It’s been a very trendy month this July as the internet as been raging hot since the news of Uniben’s Peace Ufuoma being investigated by the School authorities for wearing a shirt that said, “Aggressive malpractice brought me this far”.

According to be report by , Department of Microbiology, University of Benin has constituted a committee to probe the results of a female student, who marked her graduation in a controversial shirt.

Some weeks ago, a video had gone viral on social media which featured the young lady, Peace Ufuoma, wearing a shirt that reads ‘aggressive malpractice brought me this far’.

In a meeting on Tuesday, July 13, the management of the institution begun investigating all the results of the lady and a report is to be given within a week.

The memo sighted online by Siggy correspondent was signed by the department’s head, S.E Omonigho, and directed to one Prof I. O Enabulele to head the committee.

There had been reports on Wednesday that the student was asked to rewrite all her papers from her level two till the end of level four.

The report also alleged that the school management is of the opinion that Peace Ufuoma be used as a scapegoat to tell every student of the University of Benin that examination malpractices are not allowed within her walls.

In yet another unconfirmed report released on the evening of the same wednesday, the spokesperson for the University of Benin, Benedicta Adeola Ehanire, has said there is no report yet from the panel set up to investigate a 400-level student, Peace Ufuoma, who is under probe for alleged exam malpractice.

Everyone has had one of two things to say about the incident but the fact remains that the University of Benin has made her point clear in publicly declaring that she has no room for malpractices of all sort and offenders will be prosecuted squarely.

Amidst all these drama, another photo surfaces online of a young male graduate of a yet to be identified University boldly showing this sign-out shirt which read, “Cheated in every Exam”.

A source has reported that the school authorities have started to take the “Uniben move”. They might have to start investigating into his record to find loopholes.

What is going to be the end of this? Are they going to take any drastic decision against the young man?

https:///another-final-year-student-spotted-with-an-examination-malpractice-shirt/

Why would any “drastic decision” be taken “against” the dude?

How DUMB would the authorities be to think this was a confession?
How USELESS is the university admitting to be for someone to cheat in every exam?

Anyway, this is the same nation where DUMB people wanted to prosecute someone for wearing a “Dot Nation” t-shirt. SMH
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Skynet45:
The Eastern European go beat am. Those guys are beast and tougher than pussy ass British. Goodluck AJ, Odua nation supports you

“Eastern European go beat am”…
“Blah, blah, blah…supports you”

Make up you’re mind Bro…
You are sounding kinda bipolar.
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iwaeda:
https://independent.ng/declare-amnesty-for-sunday-igboho-nnamdi-kanu-as-you-did-for-boko-haram-ladoja-tells-buhari/?

Why stop there? Declare amnesty for EVERY arrested Nigerian and release ALL prisoners! SMDH
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colestephan86:
As if we have not been to civilised countries before, will they tow you off and ask you to pay a crazy fine?
And please tell me the country where you will be towed off and pay

What are blathering on about…
You either going to PAY AA or AAA (or other private towing company) or the county if it goes your vehicle. SMH
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beardedboy:
TBH, your arguments are nauseating, to say the least. You seem to think this thread is anti Lagos/APC. But no, it isn't. So, stop forcing what isn't. Please.

Dude, I don’t give a rat’s arse about your LOCAL (and largely primordial) partisan politics…
I am pro-human lives and anti-dangerous driving, and it’s “nauseating” you think people shouldn’t obey traffic laws. SMDH
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colestephan86:
That's why Lagos has many crazy people.
I had a very nasty confrontation with them at beggar , I use a diesel car but that day my car cut gas, so I came out open the engin to fix it , na so I see this towing van o.
Before I knew it , one had jumped in the car, in the driver's seat. Na so I change am o
I told them tha if they do any rubbish I would cause an accident right there. I told them that nobody will tow my car out of there. I started the car and left.
They are all on illegal.

ariesbull:
My fuel pump cut on 3rd mainland bridge them I manage to park by the side they park the clowns came with their towing van....I tell them before dem tow thus car one person go enter water

Of course, cars can always breakdown…
But when that happens, they should be towed OFF the road.

You are putting other road users lives at risk…
And bet each of you know you could not get away with that in any civilized country.
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SolarEdge:
Nigeria is a jungle. When you know this you've known peace..

My Experience
My baby was admitted at a private hospital close to Akowonjo round about. After discharged from the hospital, we were asked to get a particular medication from any pharmacy outside as they don't have it. I decided to go through the dopemu flyover to drive to iyana ipaja. This was at between 5:45pm to 6pm, immediately I drove half way the bridge I noticed on coming vehicle in my lane, I was like why are these guys using one way, same with my wife as she was sitting behind with my daughter. As I approach the small round about after the bridge to make a U-turn, boom a police Hilux van just drove and blocked the way..8 armed police men came out and pointed their gun and asked me to park. At first Instance, I was wondering what happened, what did I do same with my wife...people around were shouting one way one way! One of the armed men asked me to open my door, which I did and he hopped in and instructed I drive to their station that it's one way. I then told him that I know it's one way, but I'm rushing to the pharmacy to get a prescribed medication for my daughter who was discharged from the hospital, i showed him other medication given to us by the hospital. Oga still insist that we go to their station that m car must be taken to Alausa.
We got to their station, and the Hilux was right behind us..so he asked me to go talk to his boss. I approached the man and told him that I drove through the one way because it's an emergency, I needed to get a medication for my daughter. He was looking at me that do I know how much I'll spend if my car is impounded and taken to Alausa, I responded Yes sir. After like few seconds he asked me to leave. I shouted shun sir and Thank him..when I drove past where the police men obstructed me, some men standing there that witnessed the scene were asking me that, oga they release you, you get luck o....That from 3pm dopemu bridge is one way o.
How on Earth would I'd known this, they said there's a sign post to this..i said ok o. If not for my little daughter I don't know wetin for Shelley that day.

Nigerians and “my own is different” mentality…
You broke the law and you’re forming indignation.

If you were abroad would you drive against one-way traffic?
But you folks turn Nigeria into a country of ANYHOWNESS and then wail about “jungle”!

If Nigeria can be termed a “jungle”…
It’s only because Nigerians act like ANIMALS! SMDH!!
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beardedboy:
Today I was driving in Lagos and suddenly I saw the car in front of me make a U-turn. I didn't take it serious then the car in front of me signalled to me to make a U-turn.

Before I could make a U-turn this towing vehicle was already in front of me. As I turned, the next thing I saw is the towing vehicle reversing straight towards my car at high speed. The speed was high enough to crush my car and and even give me and my passenger serious injury.

Thank God, I managed to dodge the towing vehicle.

Firstly, there was nothing to indicate that it's a one-way.

Secondly, this car could have injured me or perhaps killed me and even gotten away with it.

Thirdly, it wasn't even on a highway or expressway. It was on a local street, why put people's lives at risk in enforcing a "crime" that doesn't put people's lives at risk?

Now, I'm wondering:

1. How does the Lagos State Government justify this act?

2. Is this how the Lagos state government impounded all those cars they show on the news?

Exactly how does driving against one-way traffic not put people’s lives at risk?
Or do you want the government to wait until someone is killed before enforcing laws?!
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