₦airaland Forum

andy244:
Bobrisky is a bad influence to our society. God pls protect our children

Okete001:
Hehehe

These are the real billionaires.

In 5-plot republic, they have bastardized the word ‘billionare’.

One hausa billionaire = 1000 5-plot republicans billionaires.

Let’s hope this go reduce cement price.

God bless Nigeria

Godfullsam:
You and I know that before one of these crime happens in any part of Nigeria, ten would have happened in the South East.

Especially if it is a crime that has to do with money .

seanwilliam:
Illegend, tbh I no really dey panic on eth cos I know say no matter how long, it’ll will rise.



Do u think all these floki, myro, bome and Pepe will make it to what they were in March ?


Genuinely asking this so I’ll convert them all to eth.

BluPlanet:
Is this the best time to buy?

Or make we just dey look

Nazgul:
Nigeria is one of the poorest countries in the world, so little tokens like 50-100k might seem like mount Everest to some people despite the fact that they're gainfully employed

In the US however, as long as you have a good job, you'll definitely be able to afford $100.

madridguy:
If Yoruba people had not taken the stand they took against violent protests in South-West, especially in Lagos, believe me, this #EndBadGovernaceInNigeria protest would have been used to burn down Lagos.

Whether they call you bigot, slave or any derogatory word, chest it and use it to renew your energy to keep defending your territory from invaders and protect your land and the infrastructures there from the envious people who wants to destroy all the gains your region has made over the years.

Ronu o, your future depends on it.

Copied.

seanwilliam:

Ttalk:
What does your region stand for?
In the enthronement of democracy, you were busy organizing a 1 million match

When others fought injustice against Jonathan and activated the doctrine of necessity, you were lost in your thought

In 2020 people protested end sars across the nation but you were busy taking orders from MNK to destroy Lagos and kill security officers

Now, there's a protest going on to end bad governance, you are here forming an online protest when you should occupy the Abia government house and demand an increase in wages from 18k, is it an act of ignorance, cowardice, or laziness?

Born2conquer:
It is well, Ngl! I got back from work and for a min on the bed, tears dropped from my eyes. I wished I could cry more.

But above everything, I take consolation in the fact that I left Nigeria earlier this year, at least, I fit dey hustle bounce back. I can't imagine loosing this much in Nigeria.

helinues:
Let those who want to rant do their ranting in peace

Do they expect Akpabio to be crying because of the protesters the government already warned?

Make una stop being petty. Opposition is not crazy.

We go dey pop champagne as some people are protesting while reading their updates for news.

Radarada

treesun:
Senate President Godswill Akpabio has taunted those calling for demonstration over the economic hardship in the country.

According to him, those interested in the protest can go ahead “but let us be there eating”.


Thung Khe Pass, White Stone Slope, Hoa Binh, Flycam - Nếm TV

Akpabio spoke at an event organised by the Niger Delta Development Commission (NDDC) on Tuesday in Rivers state.

His comment is coming on the heels of a planned nationwide protest by some Nigerians to demand economic and political reforms.

Inspection General of Police, Kayode Egbetokun, met with some of the organisers on Tuesday in Abuja, appealing to them for virtual protest but they insisted on going to the streets.

However, during the NDDC event, Akpabio said he was not interested in any “regime change”.

“All of us feel the impact of what is happening now. But we are aware it will be for a short while. MD, I want to thank you for what you said. You said we are not interested in regime change, let us own this government.

“Those who want to protest can protest, but let us be there eating — I must thank the Niger Delta”, he added.


He said “we acknowledge the fact that the impact of oil and gas activities in our region has done immeasurable damage to our people.”

The national assembly, he assured, is ready to help with legislation to curb oil spillage and environmental pollution in the region.

“The specific issues faced by the Niger Delta must be contained in that communique because we are going to make it available to Mr President,” he said.

“The ones that need legislation will come to us, the ones that need intervention will go to NDDC, the ones that need more money will go to the president and commander-in-chief and I assure that those issues will be addressed”, he submitted.


The National Assembly under Akpabio’s leadership has fixed an emergency session for the eve of the protest.

https://dailytrust.com/well-be-eating-while-you-are-out-there-akpabio-taunts-protesters/

treesun:
Senate President Godswill Akpabio has taunted those calling for demonstration over the economic hardship in the country.

According to him, those interested in the protest can go ahead “but let us be there eating”.


Thung Khe Pass, White Stone Slope, Hoa Binh, Flycam - Nếm TV

Akpabio spoke at an event organised by the Niger Delta Development Commission (NDDC) on Tuesday in Rivers state.

His comment is coming on the heels of a planned nationwide protest by some Nigerians to demand economic and political reforms.

Inspection General of Police, Kayode Egbetokun, met with some of the organisers on Tuesday in Abuja, appealing to them for virtual protest but they insisted on going to the streets.

However, during the NDDC event, Akpabio said he was not interested in any “regime change”.

“All of us feel the impact of what is happening now. But we are aware it will be for a short while. MD, I want to thank you for what you said. You said we are not interested in regime change, let us own this government.

“Those who want to protest can protest, but let us be there eating — I must thank the Niger Delta”, he added.


He said “we acknowledge the fact that the impact of oil and gas activities in our region has done immeasurable damage to our people.”

The national assembly, he assured, is ready to help with legislation to curb oil spillage and environmental pollution in the region.

“The specific issues faced by the Niger Delta must be contained in that communique because we are going to make it available to Mr President,” he said.

“The ones that need legislation will come to us, the ones that need intervention will go to NDDC, the ones that need more money will go to the president and commander-in-chief and I assure that those issues will be addressed”, he submitted.


The National Assembly under Akpabio’s leadership has fixed an emergency session for the eve of the protest.

https://dailytrust.com/well-be-eating-while-you-are-out-there-akpabio-taunts-protesters/

Jagaban2012:
Regarding Oweka Onyeka, we know that King Sunny Ade was nominated and received a Grammy Award...now tell me any Ibo. Musicians , dead or alive who have been nominated for grammy award talk less of receiving it....King Sunny Ade is an institution of music ....he is not in the class of onyeka ... onyeka is a local champion ........show me on grammy one got or nominated for .....and I will show myriad of globally recognized award that King Sunny Ade got ....After Fela Kuti in music...nah Sunny Ade....Onyeka no dey at all....in fact, the collaboration he did with your Onyeka was one of the worst selling albums in his music....compare to the one he made without any collaboration.
Ask some of your Ibo musicians why their fame has dwindled since they collaborated with the Yoruba musician. and not until they sing in Yoruba language they can reach their target audience ....
Even an illiterate Yoruba
Boy and musician like Portable " has gotten many awards than what your Onyeka Owneu has ....except for her age ..Portable has.more award than Onyeka Owenu is making .

Ask Burna Boy not to sing in Yoruba language and style and see if he can maintain his fame....Burma boy rode on the wings of Fela music to gather fame for himself. Tell him to switch to his style of music in portharcout and let see how far....

Idiot..... .

haslaw:
IIGB0S will not rest until they destroy Lagos. It is left for Yorubas to protect their Lagos from those toxic, envious and bitter arsonists from SE

Ojukwu also tried to bomb Lagos

DevilsEqual:
These ones are confused
They are always having double stands on all issues

No be Dem go submit their protest memo to Lagos CP last week

Or Chimamanda and Chigozie na Jewish names?

SeeWahala:
Yes oh locations and venues don drop

Agbad0rians and their hired government thugs are free to infiltrate the peaceful protesters in order to carry out their nefarious activities

BUT ✋️

They better not let us catch them first

iLegendd:
Everyday I wake, I feel grateful for being alive. But, I feel more grateful knowing that something called crypto exists and it functions 24/7 unlike some other industries that have opening and closing hours.

In a world where the Illuminati, BlackRock, the government, etc. wants to control us, crypto emerged to give us some level of financial peace and control.

As long as BTC doesn't crash to zero, we should all be grateful of this technology even when our greed made us to lose some money.

As we learn and practice, we shall get it right.

sIfioksq:
Finally, some good news! This is a much-needed move to alleviate the suffering of everyday Nigerians. The price of food has been skyrocketing, and with this suspension, I hope we can see a significant drop in prices. Kudos to the FG for listening to the people's cry. Let's keep pushing for more positive changes!

Salewa97:
This is indeed a proactive step by the Federal Government to address the rising cost of living. Selling 50kg rice at N40,000 is a commendable move that will undoubtedly provide relief to many households struggling with food inflation.

It's essential to recognize that the FG is taking tangible actions to cushion the effects of economic challenges faced by Nigerians. This initiative can help stabilize the market and ensure that essential commodities remain accessible to the average citizen.

Let’s also acknowledge the effort to manage resources effectively. If this plan is executed well, it could set a precedent for future interventions aimed at alleviating poverty and ensuring food security across the nation.

Kudos to the administration for this timely intervention!