₦airaland Forum

Switruth:
Where is weedkid seems to the question baba was asking on his third pic. Hahahahaha

Switruth:
Where is weedkid seems to the question baba was asking on his third pic. Hahahahaha

israelmao:
El-Rufai taking the form of a humane leader this day in quite surprising and amusing considering his 8-year draconian rule as Kaduna State governor riddled with discriminatory delivery of justice and open hostility against Southern Kaduna..There is no moral ground on which he can stand to cast the first stone because he has been found wanting against what he is preaching today while in power.

adexpa:
It’s sad that Nigeria elites does not have any good intentions to help the country. They maintain status quo whenever they are in power, but criticize the system when they are out of power. It’s completely emotional game on the citizens which purely evil. They understand the emotional weakness of the citizens and they keep exploiting it. It’s sad. True leader must be consistent in power and out of power

seunmsg:
We are not there yet but we are surely on our way there. That’s why all Nigerians who want to see a better future for the country must rally round Mr. President to continue in office till 2031. We must stay the course so as to ensure that the coming golden years are not derailed.

Princedapace:
Dey play. Just by standing agaisnt Tinubu during election o, igbos never rest. from twitter to facebook to radio, to tv, to properties demolision, to even openly making tribal statements by top yoruba politcians, pastors, celebrities, omo. Now, northerners dared yorubas, tried to elimiate their son, everywhere calm

Heffalump:
They're afraid of their masters.

smokinloud:
Yorùbá people are really trying in the entertainment industry. They're making Nigeria proud.

OverCalculating:
In 1991, Lagos traffic had become unbearable. Commuters spent hours stuck on bridges and roads, and frustration was everywhere. The Lagos State Government believed it had found a lasting solution years earlier: a metroline that would move over one million people daily and finally reduce pressure on the roads. But the project never took off.

According to Citizen:

▶️ The Lagos Metroline project, first conceived under Governor Lateef Jakande, was designed as a modern mass transit system that would run across the city at commercial speeds of about 40km/h. The plan included 30 trains, each carrying up to 570 passengers per trip, and was projected to move over a million people daily.

▶️ The contract, valued at ₦698.5 million, was awarded to Inter Infra Company of France, with the Lagos State Government providing counterpart funding. By the time the project was suspended, over ₦100 million had already been spent. Then everything collapsed.

▶️ After Jakande left office, the military administration under Commodore Mudashiru Lawal cancelled the project. The government claimed the cost was too high and that Lagos could not sustain it. The French contractors sued Nigeria and won. Lagos State eventually paid $100 million in damages for breach of contract.

▶️ Yet, years later, the traffic situation only got worse.

▶️ The much-celebrated Third Mainland Bridge expansion failed to ease congestion. Public transport remained chaotic. Buses were overcrowded. Movement across the city became a daily struggle. One commuter said, “We thought the bridge would solve everything. But two hours later, we were still here.”

▶️ Experts and planners interviewed by Citizen argued that road expansion alone could never solve Lagos traffic. The real issue, they said, was the absence of a proper mass transit system.

▶️ Former governor Jakande insisted the metroline was the right decision. He dismissed claims that the project had failed in other countries, stating clearly that the Lagos plan was different and financially viable. He maintained that if allowed to continue, the metroline would have transformed movement across the city.

▶️ Transport experts warned that without a rail-based system, Lagos would only sink deeper into congestion. Some officials proposed reviving the metroline through public shareholding or private investment, but nothing concrete followed.

Source: https://x.com/i/status/2015746105598718209

AMINDA:
Don't mind the snake oil merchant. Even Bello Turji allegedly has an APC registration form. Let him provide the ADC registration form for Gada.

Vixlot:
APC National Chair from Kano in 2023? Haba malam

bunmioguns:
Typical government logic: Focus on PAYE reduction for the few formal workers while the 80% in the informal sector are being squeezed by 'double taxation' and 'agbero' levies. This January 2026 'testimony' sounds like a sponsored script. Let them show us the new tax tables and compare it with the 300% increase in the cost of living over the last year. The math isn't mathing!

delpee:
Yes for medicine in particular. Law can be better judged based on their graduates performance in Law school.

putin2:
All the south west university rating is over hype imagine lasu is among the best also . That's totally nonsense, education is more serious in east than west
I don't know the meaning of the rating

DoTheNeedful:
Some Nigerians enjoy trashing Nigerian universities.

Having studied in Nigerian federal universities and earning a doctorate in the US, I can say that Nigerian universities are not as terrible as some people make them out to be. I am not claiming that everything is perfect but Nigerians are often too hard on the country’s university system.

You would be surprised at the accomplishments of recent graduates from Nigerian universities in top American universities and research institutions. During my graduate studies, I never felt like an outlier in classes filled with students from the US, China, Iran, India, Europe, and elsewhere.

SeeWahala:
You're celebrating the same firefighters who demanded a bribe of over N30 million before they could begin helping the victims (or even dousing the flames) of the Great Nigeria House fire in that same Lagos that kil3d hundreds of people and had their corpses trapped for weeks ?

All these lowly APC minions and their juvenile smokescreens seff 😏

The University of Ibadan has emerged as the best Nigerian university in both law and medicine, according to the Times Higher Education World University Rankings by Subject 2026.

The rankings were obtained by PUNCH Online on the Times Higher Education website on Saturday

In the law ranking, UI and the University of Nigeria, Nsukka made the 301–400 band, marking Nigeria’s presence among 425 top global law schools.

The assessment covered teaching, research, international outlook, and performance across constitutional, criminal, corporate, and international law.

THE said, “The Times Higher Education World University Rankings by Subject 2026 reveal the world’s top universities for law.

“The 2026 Law ranking evaluates excellence across: constitutional and administrative law; international law; commercial and corporate law; criminal law and justice; and legal theory and jurisprudence, among other topics.”

Globally, Stanford University topped the law ranking for teaching excellence

On the medicine and health subjects, THE said, “The Times Higher Education World University Rankings by Subject 2026 reveal the world’s top universities for medical and health subjects.

“The 2026 Medical and Health ranking evaluates universities across medicine, dentistry, nursing and other healthcare disciplines.

“Oxford takes the top spot for its outstanding performance in teaching, research and industry links. University of California, Berkeley joins top 10

“This year, we have evaluated 1,230 universities from 102 countries and territories, using the same 18 trusted and rigorous performance indicators as the Times Higher Education World University Rankings 2026, recalibrated to suit medical and health fields,”

In the rankings, UI led Nigerian universities in the 301–400 band, followed by the University of Lagos (401–500).

Ahmadu Bello University, Bayero University, University of Benin, University of Jos, and UNN were ranked in the 601–800 band, while Babcock University, Obafemi Awolowo University, and University of Ilorin featured in the 801–1000 band.

Other institutions, including Lagos State University and University of Port Harcourt, appeared in the 1001+ category.

creolehunt:
So much for being respectful.

It is what it is.

That said, Wizkid seems to have been riding on the legacy of Ojuelegba from years past while continuing to project an image of greatness. He has released numerous songs over time, yet very few have truly made an impact, with Essence being the notable exception. Despite this, he carries himself as though he is unmatched.

In my view, Wizkid is one of the most overhyped artists, with Rema close behind.

BridgetTexas891:
I believe Wizkid Career is Dying. He's been leveraging on Asake lately

Creditalerts:
That wizkid is omoale of a boy those drugs have really gotten to his medulla oblagata

I spit on him🤮



I'm proud Ratel movement member we worship no one ✌🏾

insidelife22:
Wizkid is egotistical

I don't see why Wizkid should be compared to the legendary Fela Anikulafo Kuti
Shamefully shameful.

Odin13:
You are just rigmaroling with words ..Tinubu won how?

They north voted for him more than his south? Simple

Buhari never worked against tinubu personally but those close to him did.. because they all k ew what he does in Lagos and has now brought it to the center

I never said a cabal in the north .. I said the bristling left power with the north when they left and still communicate same with and work with the north , more better than the south..
they never gave power to awolowo or zik but to sauduana and his people . Zik aligned .. if not for 66 and the propaganda that followed .. the east would have still be aligning .. but the Yoruba media propaganda that brought them into the center through awolowo.. and replace the east with Yoruba
Gej is very a minority in the minority south south region yet he won .. don’t say Yoruba winning is something special .. if not Yoruba hatred for the Igbo tribe .. eastern Nigeria would have been there a multiple times
All Nigerians knows and understands the electoral propagandists unleashed against igbos during and before electoral year.

Northern Nigeria remains the key power brokers in nigeria

AMINDA:
Lol. Tinubu is afraid. He wants everyone in his party and also wants to be the only candidate on the ballot. He has 36 state governors but he's still not confident of victory. I thought Agbadorians told us Governor Abba Kabir is a big fish and will deliver Kano to Tinubu? Why is Tinubu still begging Kwankwaso despite his outrageous demands and his insistence on having the V.P slot? Kwankwaso is using his threats of defecting to ADC as leverage to get Tinubu to do his bidding because he knows he's desperate. In the end, Tinubu will throw Ganduje and Shettima under the bus just to get Kwankwaso. It will prove to be a grave mistake.

teeteepeejay:
Lets clap for trump the saviour of of Nigerian Christians

Klington:
Obj has always been on the right side of history.

epainos:
It is either the northern Muslims leaders are buries or they bury Tinubu. But I think the later will prevail.