₦airaland Forum

kingthreat:
Why didn't you complain when Lukman is spelt as Lookman?

he is a yoruba man no matter how hard you lots try to twist it...

lionshare:
He may not be the most eloquent speaker, but his intellect and brilliance are beyond question.

so brilliant he licked microphone when asked to test it.

so briliant he forged certificates.

JeffRock:
Please shut down completely
I am ready to swim across board to catch up with engagements

nooo abeg oo

i get waka that week with serious estacode oo..

which kind wahala be dis?

Racoon:
Out of the abundance of the heart the mouth speaketh. Bunch of wicked and evil souls

omojuwa is a typical one....
vile, evil, hypocritical like his lots.....as dangerous as they come

toh!

later the mods will ban us for simply echoing what their bokoharam brothers have just confessed to.

na life be this?

terrorists dey disguise as cleric.

blood sucking demons in human skin

simpleseyi:
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God choosed Tinubu despite all plans of Lucifer messengers calling themselves Pastors who turned the Pulpit into Peter Obi’s campaign desk, that God is still on the throne, he will not choose Tinubu in 2023 and abandon him in 2027

he chose pharoah and nebuchadnezar too
he chose abacha

relax!, He's coming

Tenses:
Lives are being lost daily in kwara instead of Mr. President to address the insecurity over there he's sharing mat.

You sure say SW and the north no elect a mad man as president so?

2027 sha no far.

the mat is for them to intensify prayers na

their mind and head must touch ground.

shebi they said they will still vote for him 2027 na.

he wil share broom for them later

neonly:
Make I buy 200liters of fuel keep
Stock my food store and frezzer
I no wan hear price of items go up

why not make it one depot of fuel, so that it wont finish?

Gotocourt:
Imo is a terrorist Haven

but its kwara and ogun we see all the church kidnappings by fulani terrorists na,

abi you think we have short memories?

brain54:
This one go dey depend and put her hope and trust on nff...

is it too much for her and her colleagues to expect the barest minimum from the football body receiving huge allocations from FIFA and FG?

seunmsg:
Reminds me of Peter Obi and lots of Ibos sleeping in bed with Abacha when MKO was in prison and Yorubas were fighting to end the evil Abacha regime and return the country back to democracy.

and today you all are worse off than abacha, innit?

shortly before God cancelled him...

God will do it again.

Emeka71:
The Buhari who is even died.

this your grammar fit raise buhari from grave

the drug baron convoy killed innocent nigerians and he said nothing...

blood sucker

matify83:
This is so scary!

I wonder what affinity snakes have with toilets?

Is it that they find their way into most homes through compromised chambers or soakaway pits?

the answer is in your question

9jatriot:
First of all, what the videos show is that these were more of ordinary Nigerians protesting and expressing their views and not opposition leaders.

Any picture that shows Oshomole protesting the subsidy is a lie. It is most likely a different protest because Oshomole though he was in the opposition then was one of those who supported the price increase. In fact a lot of people felt betrayed by Oshomole because he fought Obj at every price increase that one did, so many wondered why he was supporting that of GEJ.

Make una suffry de try rewrite history.

shame on you

mynd1:
Donald Trump is a mad man. Iran ain't scared of shit. Let him carry out his threat.

says iran spokesman

computergenius:
PETER OBI BOUGHT £1 MILLION HOUSE IN UK IN 6 MONTHS AS ABACHA WORKER
Hear Peter Obi Boast of Buying a House In London For £1 Million, Six Months After Abacha Appointed Him Into His Government On April 24, 1996. Video is at link given below:
https://www.facebook.com/reel/1267303472250041/?mibextid=rS40aB7S9Ucbxw6v

Read David Mark's Monday, April 11, 1994 Interview of How He And Other Military Officers Brought Abacha To Power.

He Also Claimed That He and His Colleagues Refused To Validate Chief MKO Abiola's June 12, 1993 Victory Because Yoruba Obas Wanted Full-Scale Military Rule. This Claim Was Later Debunked By Multiple Yoruba Obas and Elders, Who Claimed It Was An Excuse David Mark And His Colleagues Used To Topple The Civilian Administration of Earnest Shonekan.

Newswatch: What happened?

Mark: When we saw that things were getting out of control in the country and it had become obvious that the interim government could not hold an election and the ship of state was drifting precariously, we reluctantly decided that the military should again intervene. When we met, we considered three possible options. The first option was to give Shonekan and his team the teeth to be able to bite and conduct the presidential election successfully as was in the transition programme. The second option was to go for a short but full military regime for six months and conduct only the presidential election thereafter. And the third option was a mixed grill, a diluted military regime for no more than one year, culminating again in a presidential election.

Most of us favoured option one for obvious reasons. We believed that Nigeria at that time, was not in the mood for a military regime. People were no longer prepared to tolerate the military. In addition, most of us were acutely aware that the entire world was moving toward democracy. The dramatic effects of the last few years-the collapse of the Soviet Union, and the rise of democratic movements around the world clearly galvanised that point.

Newswatch: How were you to accomplish this?

Mark: We were to accomplish option one by openly telling the nation that the military was strongly behind Shonekan and his team in their effort to complete the transition programme successfully. General Abacha was to make the announcement and warn the State Governments that were not cooperating that they risked being removed and state of emergency being declared in their states. We were to be emphatic and unequivocal in our support for Shonekan and his team. But surprisingly the Governors did not want Shonekan to succeed. They made Abacha's home their pilgrimage point and urged Abacha to take over power.

The second option was a short full fledged military regime for six months - we discarded this for obvious reasons, some of which I have already told you.

This option presented more problems than we could handle at that time. The problems included possible economic sanctions from the western world, head on collision with the international monetary and financial institutions; if at that late stage in our march towards democracy we returned to military government again, it would completely undermine our leadership role in the African continent. And more importantly there was the possibility of being disgraced out of office by a civilian uprising. We were not even sure that the soldiers in the barracks who had also witnessed the move toward democracy around the world, would be supportive. Why should they anyway when their condition is worse off in a military regime? And we realised sadly too that the solution to our economic and political problems could not be solved by simple military decree.

The third option, which was a longer one, was a diluted military arrangement for no more than one year. Within this one year we were to conduct all the elections from local government chairmanship to the presidential. After all, Obasanjo and Yar'Adua did their elections in one year; therefore there was no reason why we could not have done the same.

In all the three options, there were a few constants. The two political parties were to remain, although they could be renamed if the politicians so desired, government was to stop funding the political parties. Parties were to fund themselves, the parties were not to be treated as government parastatals. The parties were to refund N100 million each back to the government. Independent candidacy was to be allowed in all the elections and as much as possible each of the two political parties was to nominate a southern presidential candidate for obvious reasons.

Newstwatch: By southern Presidential candidate do you mean a Yoruba?

Mark: No not necessarily, I mean a candidate from the Southern part of Nigeria. He could be Igbo or any Southern minority.

Newswatch: You did not appear to have settled on any of the three options. What we now have bears no resemblance to all the careful calculations. What happened?

Mark: Yes we did settle on an option. At the end of a stormy debate, we favoured option one which marked the beginning of a major disagreement within the group. Eventually, General Abacha and Diya reluctantly agreed but with the proviso that Diya "would sound out the CD, CLO, Yoruba leaders of thought, the elders, and the Obas to see if option three would be acceptable." Diya confirmed that he sent Onagoruwa to meet the Ala'afin and to tell him that the Ooni was opposed to a military regime in hope thereby to get his support, since Diya knew the two traditional rulers rarely agreed on any one issue. He also added that he had discussed with Jakande who was prepared to abandon Abiola if he was offered the position of Minister of External Affairs or Finance. Diya maintained that most Yoruba leaders would settle on any other Yoruba man, apart from an Egbaman, as a presidential candidate. He eventually assured us that after an extensive consultation with Gani, Beko, Falana, Onagoruwa, the CLO, CD, the elders, the Obas, and the leaders of thought, they agreed to support total military regime for no less than five years to put the economy right. He then arranged for Onagoruwa to go and thank all those involved as well as seek the support of other eminent Yorubas.

Newswatch: Was Diya's assurance of the support of the Yoruba all you needed to adopt option three?

Mark: Yes, option three, as originally conceived, that is for one year because our concern at that state was how best to defuse the tension in the western part of the country and assure the Yorubas that there was no plan to deliberately deny them or any section of the country, for that matter, the presidency.

Like I said earlier we were also worried about the popularity and support of the CD and CLO in the Yoruba speaking area. Happily we were assured that Onagoruwa had taken care of that sector.

Newswatch: If all of you were anxious for democracy, did you consider reversing the annulment of the June 12 election?

Mark: No.

Newswatch: Why?

Mark: Because after Diya, consulted with the Yoruba leaders of thought, they unanimously and unequivocally agreed to forego June 12 and instead opted for a military government. It was at this point that Diya again raised the issue of discarding option one because Chief Shonekan would deliberately ensure that Abiola was one of the presidential candidates. He said that would be against the wishes of the Obas and the Yoruba leaders of thought.

tinubu is still a drug baron and cocain sniffer.

let him show us his certificate from chicago

and we have so called humans supporting someone like this

to what end exactly?

virgins are warming up to receive him

BrainScanner:
The result is that

As e dey pain you e dey sweet me wella

there's a psychia nearby your location, just admit yourself in

SarcasticWords:
You are lucky airman. It would have been a total shame and embarrasment if you were found and killed by ordinary small iranians.

You believed your lying president who told you that iran had ran out of missiles and he (your president) has won the war. Am glad you have learnt your lesson the hard way.

Now go back home and tell your brothers who are preparing for a ground invasion the horrors you faced in those treacherous mountains.

Tell them that your president is a liar and most importantly tell them that Iran (PERSIA) is not getting weak but rather is still fighting strong kakaraka!!!

PS: Nairaland geopolitics professors and lovers of trump and Netanyahu, I greet una o. Take a good look at what ordinary small iran did to the US below.

how can you be writing to yourself like this?
all is well?

Amotolongbo:
Even if I do not like Amupitan, the fact that the MURIC person wants Amupitan sacked is an enough reason to like him

so you cut your nose to spite your face...

your mentality says a lot about your person

BrainScanner:
Eyah! Sorry e too pain you.

@unrighteousness2 in disguise

what is the result of your brain scan, brainscanner?

Emeskhalifa:
Yet they were able to destroy the plane?

let me spell it out for you.

the planes were hit during the operation, the US team had to immobilize them as they exfiled.

they got their colonel also

BrainScanner:
You, even if Israel tell you say dem god say make dem pupu for your mouth, you go quickly say yes sir yes sir

Well I dedicate this fella verse for you

Joro, jara, joro, zombie wey na one way
Joro, jara, joro, zombie wey na one way
Joro, jara, joro, zombie wey na one way
Joro, jara, joro
Attention! (Zombie)
Quick march!
Slow march! (Zombie)
Left turn!
Right turn! (Zombie)
About turn!
Double up! (Zombie)
Salute!
Open your hat! (Zombie)
Stand at ease!
Fall in! (Zombie)
Fall out!
Fall down! (Zombie)
Get ready!
Halt!
Order!
Dismiss!

just do what your moniker says...

scan it for repairs quickly

planetx:
America fake rescue, they were actually trying to kill the pilot by bombing his location so he doesn't fall into the Iranians hand. But 4 of their craft was brought down.

america is not like your own that kills her generals using raghead bokoboys oo

wake up

Emeskhalifa:
Iran does not want any of those pilots dead, if they had wanted them all dead, none of them would still be alive.

they do not have capacity to locate him......didnt they announce that all civilians should cordone the area days ago and even declared rewards?

no dey give yourself hope sir.

God blesss america.

nigeria could not rescue a major general even after he texted his location in his country oo
he was captured and shot like a dog

tuahhhh!!!

huptin:
Iran still subsidizes fuel but There is a limit to how much each person can buy at the subsidized rate per month

Once you exceed the limit you pay the international price for the excess.

As of April 2026, the maximum monthly limit for gasoline at subsidized and semi-subsidized rates for a standard private car in [Iran](https://www.google.com/search?kgmid=/m/03shp&q=How+much+is+the+maximum+limit+of+fuel+that+a+citizens+of+Iran+can+purchase+at+subsidized+rate) is 160 litres. [1, 2]
Following the implementation of a new three-tier pricing system in December 2025, the quota is structured as follows:

* Tier 1 (Fully Subsidized): 60 litres per month at 15,000 rials (1,500 tomans) per litre.
* Tier 2 (Semi-Subsidized): 100 litres per month at 30,000 rials (3,000 tomans) per litre.
* Tier 3 (Market Rate): Any consumption exceeding 160 litres is charged at a "rate three" of 50,000 rials (5,000 tomans) per litre. [1, 2, 3, 4]

## Recent Restrictions & Regional Variations
Due to recent regional conflicts and strikes on energy infrastructure in early March 2026, additional temporary restrictions have been reported: [5]

* Tehran Province: The personal fuel purchase quota for each visit to a station was reportedly cut from 30 litres to 20 litres in March 2026 following strikes on oil depots in the capital area.
* Vehicle Eligibility: Subsidized quotas are now limited to one vehicle per household. Newly manufactured domestic cars, high-value cars, and imported vehicles are generally excluded from these subsidized rates and must pay the Tier 3 price for all fuel. [1, 5, 6, 7, 8]


[1] [https://niacouncil.org](https://niacouncil.org/iran-launches-three-tier-gasoline-pricing-as-economic-pressures-and-energy-imbalances-mount/)
[2] [https://wanaen.com](https://wanaen.com/iran-enters-a-new-era-of-gasoline-pricing/)
[3] [https://english.aawsat.com](https://english.aawsat.com/business/5212681-iran-raise-fuel-prices-under-limited-conditions)
[4] [https://www.africanews.com](https://www.africanews.com/2025/12/14/iran-introduces-new-gasoline-price-tier/)
[5] [https://thesun.my](https://thesun.my/news/world-news/iran-cuts-tehran-fuel-quota-after-oil-depot-strikes?utm_source=Newswav&utm_medium=Website)
[6] [https://www.aa.com.tr](https://www.aa.com.tr/en/energy/general/iran-cuts-fuel-quota-in-tehran-after-us-israeli-strikes-on-oil-depots/55270)
[7] [https://niacouncil.org](https://niacouncil.org/iran-implements-three-tier-gasoline-pricing-a-major-shift-in-fuel-policy-amid-rising-shortages/)
[8] [https://english.aawsat.com](https://english.aawsat.com/business/5212681-iran-raise-fuel-prices-under-limited-conditions)

we can all see a deliberate, well thought planned processes factoring in the masses from the iranian government.

this is lacking in nigeria.