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Politics › Re: Buhari, Tinubu Govt Enabled Fulani Terrorists To Overtake Nigeria – Farotimi by akaahs(m): 7:15pm On May 20
MrEar:
Source: https://dailypost.ng/2026/05/20/buhari-tinubu-govt-enabled-fulani-terrorists-to-overtake-nigeria-farotimi/
Na now dem know. When we were crying in Southern Kaduna, they didn't take us seriously, now it has gone round.
Family › Re: I Change Am For My Mama This Morning by akaahs(m): 3:06pm On May 05
JackDaAlienz:
There is a very annoying behavior my mother has.

She will send you messages like

Go to block b and collect xx from Sandra

That is it. She will keep mute

You ask her mummy any other thing, she will say NO

Then when you open door and you are 1 foot going out.
SHE WILL STOP YOU AND ADD ANOTHER INFORMATION LIKE TELL SANDRA BLA BLA

Then you stop and listen and say okay

Before you make another step
She will call you back and say 1 more thing

Today she did it this morning
And I changed it for her angry angry
Which kind nonesense behavior be this??

I told her if you want me to go pick something for you. Tell me all information at once.

Not when I'm going out you start calling me back to tell me additional information.
You never see anything na when you marry u go tell ur mama hers wasn't bad as you thought.
Nairaland General › Re: My Landlord Increased My Rent By 108% by akaahs(m): 5:30pm On May 03
skultrick:
My landlord has increased my rent by 108%. So instead of paying 1.2m I will now pay 2.5m for a 2bed.

That's above my budget. So I am moving out.

I wanted ask, is it okay to inform the landlord a month before rent expires that I am not renewing or is a month too short?

Rent expires July ending, so it okay to inform in May or June?

Thank you.
He should be the one to notify you in writing atleaast 3 months before expiration of ur rent. If he no write you, relax till when you ll move out.
Car Talk › Re: Broken Headlights by akaahs(m): 4:49pm On May 03
MrSly:
Scammee spotted who sells headlight for that amount?
To be fixed??
Ask questions ode
Family › Re: My Wife Hid Her HIV Status From Me For Many Years Till Before She Died by akaahs(m): 5:00pm On May 02
Dpsychologist:
They are negative. She must have pretended them through PMTCT.
Ogah sef was not sharp. He should seen the signs during breastfeeding na as no hiv victim is allow breastfeed her baby.
Business › Re: How Can I Make Daily Income From This Minibus? by akaahs(m): 1:29pm On May 02
Oga, if u can't drive commercial yourself, give to a trustworthy transport company to manage for you if you still have doubt, sell am rest.
No allow ur village people allow you to mistakenly give am to someone even if una dey sleep for the same bed. The shege banza my father and I see for transport business, no be for here oooo
Car Talk › Re: Broken Headlights by akaahs(m): 1:14pm On May 02
Cam22:
How much would it cost to replace the outer covering of the headlight. Camry LE
15 to 20k
Where is ur location
Politics › Re: Workers’ Day: Nigerians Buy Petrol At ₦1,440 Per Liter by akaahs(m): 5:46pm On May 01
PDPdestroyer:
That someone can sit down and type this nonsense and a mod can send it to front page clearly shows both the OP and the mod really knows most Nigerians (or nairalanders) are uniformed or deliberately ignorant.
How can one possibly know the cause of the increment in petrol price (not only in Nigeria, but across the world, due to Trump’s senseless war) but choose to ignore the facts and instead blame Tinubu for a problem being felt in every country where there’s no subsidy on petrol?
I see most of you checking into rehab after 2027 elections because Tinubu is going nowhere until 2031
U need ur head to be examined.
Most we suffer what other countries are suffering when have crude oil deposited in our backyard? What happens to fixing our own refineries and saving for the rainy days like this?
Politics › Re: Workers’ Day: Nigerians Buy Petrol At ₦1,440 Per Liter by akaahs(m): 3:51pm On May 01
Macphenson:
If Jonathan was in power, Tinubu and his miscreants would have told us Jonathan is having an oil wind fall. Let it be on record that Tinubu government have sold oil the highest yet Nigerians suffered most under the renewed hopelessness
.....and removed subsidy.......
Crime › Re: Boko Haram Terrorists Storm Chibok Village In Borno by akaahs(m): 1:39pm On May 01
GanagiBeetrus:
The Almajiri kids of Yesterday have become the Boko Haram /Bandits of Today.

This culture of breeding kids like rats in the name of Almajiri should be discarded.
As a parent, only give birth to number of kids you can adequately cater for.
To them is a way of populating the society and by so doing, they dominate
Car Talk › Re: What's Your Car's Current Fuel Efficiency Ratio (MPG)? by akaahs(m): 4:02pm On Apr 29
maddman:
So you're actually judging your mpg by what the computer is showing? angry

Better do manual calculation if you wanna know your ACTUAL mpg
How do you read/calculate the actual mpg?
Politics › Re: No Major Power Plant Financed Since 2015 — Nnaji by akaahs(m): 9:36am On Apr 28
jcflex:
This is not true.
Funds in million dollars, if not billions have been invested in the power project below within the stated period.
1. Mambilla Hydroelectric power project in Taraba state
2. Kashimbila Hydroelectric Power Plant in Taraba state
3. Zungeru Hydroelectric power project in Niger state.

Bad leadership/rulership is the main problem
Ogah, most of the power projects you mentioned actually originated from PDP-era plans aimed at improving electricity supply. My current boss was directly involved in several of those initiatives, and I personally worked with the team on the now-abandoned Katongora Auna dam project. From that experience, I can say there hasn’t been any significant new power project rollout in recent times.

The only contract we’ve even had the opportunity to bid for was last year, through the Ministry of Power and that wasn’t for construction, but for feasibility and preliminary studies on a few selected hydropower sites across Nigeria. Since then, there’s been no follow-up, no implementation, and no clear indication of progress.
Education › Re: Rotary Club Of Abuja Jabi Lakeside Visits FCT School For The Blind, Donates Item by akaahs(m): 1:07pm On Apr 27
Kudos guys. We were also there as society in the Catholic church to donate what people contribute to them.
May bless u all.
Travel › Re: "Am I In Europe?" - Ugandan Tourist Simpo Gladys Impressed By Abuja (Video) by akaahs(m): 9:16pm On Apr 25
Market fey Nigeria na. Every body want cash out
Business › Re: The Difference Between A Domiciliary Account And A Dollar Account by akaahs(m): 10:44am On Apr 25
I used to save dollars on Grey (convert naira into equivalent dollars) until Tinubu came with his high inflation that consume more of my income and make savings seems climbing a mountain
Politics › Re: NRS Joins Exodus From Unreliable National Electricity Grid by akaahs(m): 2:49pm On Apr 20
Just last week, I was at their head office in zone 5. Their roof car park spanning about 20_25m is all solar.
Sports › “Heavy Defeats And Tactical Gaps: Why English Teams Struggle Against Europe’s El by akaahs(op): 11:33am On Apr 15
English teams didn’t just get knocked out of the Champions League, they were outplayed and heavily beaten.

PSG crushed Liverpool 4–0

Real Madrid dominated Man City 5–1

PSG overwhelmed Chelsea 8–2

Barcelona beat Newcastle 8–3

Atletico Madrid edged Tottenham 7–5

Across just five knockout games, English clubs conceded 32 goals and scored only 11. That’s a huge gap.

The issue isn’t just elimination, it’s the manner of defeat. Against Europe’s top sides, English teams looked tactically exposed, defensively weak, and unable to control games.

What's your take?
Family › Re: How Often Do You Communicate With, Or Visit Your Extended Family Members? by akaahs(m): 11:05am On Apr 11
I used to be the one calling and checking on relations including my in-laws but I discover nobody give f¥ck about me and family. I stopped, if you call me, I will you some other day, if something happened to you, if I feel like calling, I call, if I don't feel like calling, I won't. The same thing applicable to my siblings. Las las everyone will be OK.
Family › Re: What Asset Are You Leaving For Your Children? by akaahs(m): 10:36am On Apr 11
WiseBizInvestor:
One thing many diaspora Nigerians are beginning to realize is that food security is becoming one of the most valuable sectors globally.

Assets like cocoa and oil palm plantations are long-term wealth structures because demand keeps increasing every year.
....even banana 🍌 🍌 plantations. We inherited it from our late dad but loss due to the crisis between farmers and herders. They destroyed the 2 hectares with nothing left. What ll you do in such circumstances?
Family › Re: What Asset Are You Leaving For Your Children? by akaahs(m): 10:36am On Apr 11
WiseBizInvestor:
One thing many diaspora Nigerians are beginning to realize is that food security is becoming one of the most valuable sectors globally.

Assets like cocoa and oil palm plantations are long-term wealth structures because demand keeps increasing every year.
....even banana 🍌 🍌 plantations. We inherited it from our late dad but loss due to the crisis between farmers and herders. They destroyed the 2 hectares with nothing left
Family › Re: What Asset Are You Leaving For Your Children? by akaahs(m): 10:27am On Apr 11
WiseBizInvestor:
You actually raised a very important point.

In many cases in Nigeria, wealth does disappear within one or two generations. But when people study this issue closely, they usually discover something interesting.

Most of the wealth that disappears was not tied to productive systems.

If wealth is mostly:

cash in bank accounts

luxury lifestyle spending

properties that only generate rent


then once the original builder of that wealth is gone, the structure that produced the money disappears too.

But history shows that productive assets tend to survive generations much better.

For example:

plantations

factories

industrial businesses

resource-producing assets

These kinds of assets keep producing value whether the owner is present or not.

That’s why some of the wealthiest agricultural families in countries like Brazil, Malaysia, and Indonesia have maintained generational wealth for decades through plantations alone.

The real question is not just “Will children maintain wealth?”

The deeper question is:
What kind of asset structure are we leaving behind for them?
So so true. A classical case with my late uncle.

Let me ask a question: my chairman is an engineering consultant with track records in the build environment especially water/dam. He made a lot of fortune during the military and early civilian era. He invested quite a choke of it in lands and properties. That's want is sustaining the company now as work/ projects not readily available.
My question is; his children aren't in the country with his grandchildren as all of them are citizens of that country together with his wife and they seems to care less about these investments as all of em are doing well for themselves. What ll become the fate of these long time investments when he is gone?
Family › Re: Bad Wife, Great Widow! by akaahs(m): 9:36am On Apr 11
Some is a case of lack of appreciating the man when he was alive. While some is a case of antics .
Romance › Re: I Thought Women Hate Nice Guys Why Are They Crying Alll Over Social Media? by akaahs(m): 8:30am On Apr 10
They loved it when mixed with nice and hard cause they are dramatic in nature.
Politics › Re: Brig-Gen. Braimoh Killed By Boko Haram After Armoured Vehicle Failed To Start by akaahs(m): 7:27pm On Apr 09
hope4nigeria:
I'm telling you, na diesel finish inside that Armored vehicle
Abi battery don die
Politics › Re: Goodluck Jonathan Really Tried For This Country And It's Citizens by akaahs(m): 7:09pm On Mar 27
His only crime to me was handing power to these set of criminals
Romance › Re: “I Learned The Hard Way” — Lady Regrets Breaking Up With Calm Boyfriend (Photos) by akaahs(m): 8:35pm On Mar 25
Romance › Re: Learn From My Father's Mistake by akaahs(m): 4:43pm On Mar 24
budaatum:
And because you "have dated plenty Nigerian babes", all Nigerian babes are all like your mumsi, yet, your argument is based on all Nigerian men not being like your popsi?

Sorry, but your supposed logic is illogical, and I'd be very interested to read what you have to say when you marry a wife of your own.

My advise is, go get some uneducated woman from your village that you'd be more able to brutally handle, but make sure her family don't know you are brutally handling their daughter or they might not appreciate your brutality.

Also know that fear is not respect. You'd learn this as you grow if you don't already.
Oga just cut this crap. Who doesn't know women and their manipulative tendency?
Foreign Affairs › Re: Russia To Build Vietnam's First Ever Nuclear Power Plant (Photos) by akaahs(m): 6:48pm On Mar 23
OgaTheTop2:
They should build in Nigeria... Russia is very much welcomed.
The Ajaokuta steel dem build for una, how una take manage am reach?
Politics › Re: Senate Urges Tinubu To Sack CAC Registrar-General, Hussaini Magaji by akaahs(m): 4:59pm On Feb 26
They don dey cry simply because the guy no gree cut give them their share.
Na the same people dem be.
Education › Re: For Nurses: NCLEX Japa Pathways' Guide by akaahs(m): 1:51pm On Feb 21
NCLEXTUTOR:
Purpose of this thread is to guide interested nurses from start to finish of the processes
Please, what's the guidelines and do we have centres here in Nigeria?

My wife is a nurse and she's seriously considering the exams
Family › Re: Wife Blocking Husband & In-laws From Viewing Her Status by akaahs(m): 4:50pm On Feb 19
Namaster:
She has something to HIDE.

She's uploading things that she KNOWS her husband would NOT approve.

Most likely things that would APPEAL to some OTHER man or, most likely, men.

BEST thing for the husband to do is to DIVORCE.
And MOVE ON.

If she's being so SECRETIVE about something as mundane as her WhatsApp Status, the husband should NOT stay long enough to learn about the truly DARK secrets she's keeping from him.

He needs to RUN!
It might not be she's keeping a dark secret. It could be its coming from a deep seated anger among them. May be the husband and his brothers did something wrong to her.
Family › Re: Why You Should NEVER Adopt Kids by akaahs(m): 6:45pm On Feb 12
Yorubastardz:
She should have left the baby to be eating beans in orphanage.

That is why I don't like helping people

Now she don go buy market.

I heard the boy hits her sometimes

Her crime was to raise and take care of the boy.
The boy know that he is adopted

All I see is there is no motherly connection
Because she didn't give birth to him. Simple
Even from my lineage, I won't adopt/carry a child talk more someone far from my family/relation

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