₦airaland Forum

bixton:
Whether you reply or not I dont care.
Even that which you quote, you even lack the simple requisite understanding of it.

benardtotti:
I won't waste my time replying you , I will allow master jesus reply you

Acts of the Apostles 1:6-7 NLT
[6] So when the apostles were with Jesus, they kept asking him, “Lord, has the time come for you to free Israel and restore our kingdom?” [7] He replied, “The Father alone has the authority to set those dates and times, and they are not for you to know.

https://bible.com/bible/116/act.1.6-7.NLT

bixton:
With respect to the bolded....
Which God are you referring to?
Which of the Bible are you reading?

Did you not read in the Bible when God instructed/commanded man to take dominion over the earth and multiply......
Is the earth not physical and all things in it there in?

runningriot:
While I agree that there is Christian genocide I totally disagree that the Muslim-Muslim ticket is an attempt to subdue the Christian which I stand to be corrected because looking at the metrics when Buhari choose a Christian Vice the whole of his appointments were lopsided in favour of Muslims. Conversely, it is absolutely different in the era of Tinubu's administration if Muslim-Muslim ticket will yield this inclusiveness abeg make e kwantinue for another century after all the VP position and sit is the most passive in human history! The only problem is the problem of Islamic fundamentalists and extremists that serves as an existential threats to all...

RaySimran:
Trump gave Venezuelan dictator Maduro stern ultimatum — leave now or else: report

President Trump gave Venezuelan dictator Nicolás Maduro a strongly worded ultimatum as tensions flared with the South American nation — telling him to resign and leave or else, according to a bombshell report.




Source: https://nypost.com/2025/11/30/us-news/trump-told-maduro-in-call-he-must-leave-venezuela-in-order-to-save-himself-and-his-family-report/?utm_campaign=nypost&utm_medium=social&utm_social_handle_id=17469289&utm_social_post_id=611398413&utm_source=twitter

DrMB:
This ranking of the Top 50 Countries with the Most Beautiful Women is already causing an uproar! From #1 S. Korea to #50 Czech Republic, every country listed brings a unique definition of stunning.
Does this list prioritize a certain type of beauty? Which country in the top 10 are you most surprised to see? What defines "beauty" to you?
Let the discussion begin! Find your country's rank in the list below and tell us if you agree or if they got it completely wrong!👇


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Omooba77:
Nigeria ranked #1 country with the lowest quality of life in the world, according to new research.

1. 🇳🇬 Nigeria
2. 🇧🇩 Bangladesh
3. 🇻🇪 Venezuela
4. 🇱🇰 Sri Lanka
5. 🇪🇬 Egypt
6. 🇮🇷 Iran
7. 🇵🇪 Peru
8. 🇻🇳 Vietnam
9. 🇵🇭 Philippines
10. 🇱🇧 Lebanon
11. 🇰🇪 Kenya
12. 🇮🇩 Indonesia
13. 🇵🇰 Pakistan
14. 🇦🇱 Albania
15. 🇹🇭 Thailand
16. 🇰🇿 Kazakhstan
17. 🇨🇱 Chile
18. 🇨🇴 Colombia
19. 🇲🇦 Morocco
20. 🇦🇿 Azerbaijan
21. 🇺🇦 Ukraine
22. 🇷🇺 Russia
23. 🇹🇳 Tunisia
24. 🇧🇷 Brazil
25. 🇦🇷 Argentina
..
..
64. United Kingdom 🇬🇧
74. United States 🇺🇸

Top 3: Luxembourg 🥇Netherland🥈 Denmark 🥉

📌 Quality of Life Index reflects overall well-being using key factors like Safety, Health Care, Cost of Living, Climate, and More. Source: Numbeo

https://x.com/TrendingEx/status/1995416984134037732?t=r_1hCzPDh05OFNX81GE[/quote]So you believe Afghanistan has better quality of life than Brazil, Argentina and Ukraine?

I know this type of news makes some people feel good but it just shows how ignorant you are if you think this ranking is valid .

ElSudani:
Reno did not hate Igbo. In fact, he was a promoter and friend of Igbo people until ipobidients started to threaten his family because of politics.
I bet he still doesn't like ipobidients as opposed to hating Igbo people in general.

gawu1:

Na so dem be.
Let Reno tell them he likes that their messiah now. They will start praising him and say all those his ghas ghas against their messiah was misquoted and out of context.

Celebrityblog:
Oseni Rufai says:



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Ofemannnu:
Cornelius Olatunji Adebayo, from the Unity Party of Nigeria (UPN) was once the governor of Kwara state.

motymop:
Reno didn’t become an ambassador by accident. His rise is the result of clear political and media calculations that made him the right person at the right time.

First, his nomination fits Nigeria’s long-standing tradition of ethnic and regional balancing. Sharing the same background with the First Lady positioned him naturally for consideration.

Second, Reno has something most public figures don’t, media firepower. He defended Nigeria loudly, consistently and in front of international audiences. From challenging accusations of Christian genocide to correcting misinformation, he became a reliable voice for the country.

Third, politics rewards loyalty. Reno took heat, stood firm and pushed national narratives even when it wasn’t popular. Governments always remember people who fight their battles publicly.

Fourth, he brings international visibility and cultural representation. He wears Nigerian attire everywhere, showcases the culture boldly, and connects with diaspora communities, a soft-power asset any administration wants.

Finally, there’s the power of strategic controversy. Whether people agree with him or not, Reno commands attention. In politics, visibility is currency and he is never ignored.

MartinCorridon:
Funny enough, Tinubu might have set up Reno and FFK for humiliation at the Senate

He did same to El Rufai who dressed in agbada, thinking he would "take a bow" and was publicly whitewashed.

At least Reno will add to his bio - " former Ambassador designate"

However, IF Tinubu truly appointed these 2 sincerely... Very few people have this level of maturity. Saraki too should just go ahead and prostrate for forgiveness.

Saraki would have been the perfect successor to Tinubu under his Northern Yoruba Agenda he's using on the North Saraki was just arrogant and impatient

Caaz:
White Rice
Redoil stew
Beaf
Ice fish

festacman:
Is it fair for Tinubu to throw his own APC candidate, leadership and members in Anambra State under the bus and ally with APGA just for selfish reasons? Isn that an anti-party activity?

He may be hailed as strategist but it is a very negative precedence. It is an act of impunity. It is an abuse of influence and power. It doesn't help democracy and party growth.

I support Soludo and have sympathy for APGA but the truth must be said.

bigdammyj:
Why is he still having Police escort?

Racoon:
He was in the same league as the notorious Colonel Frank Omenka of the inglorious SSS days of the Babangida/Sani Abacha era.

Shikena:
Ki


There are thousands of Nigerians abroad who are quietly growing their financial portfolio in Nigeria without having to touch it for several years. Nigerians are smarter than kids here think.

The person that sold N60m property may have sold other assets and made some key investments while exploring the abroad option. We may not have the full story.

DiamondsAreFore:
He's an 18 year old guy on Reddit who wants to know how he would be treated if he visits Edo State. Any advice from Edo people on Nairaland?

faceland:
I would put it in Treasury Bills or borrow it to different loan apps. I only survive with the interest which is 15% each year. So each year I get ₦9m

I am not extravagant. ₦700k a month is more than enough (especially as no transportion cost to work)... Of course, if their is any small side-hustle, I would invest wisely. Lay back and relax.

festacman:
The problem with these coup plotters is that they are as visionless as the guy they are yanking off.

saintopus:
This was in the Constitution GEJ organised that never saw the light of the day. Every effort was made to scuttle the Constitution review and ensure that it was not implemented.

Today, they are now admitting the importance of that Constitution.

To me since Independence, the GEJ Constitution was the best in Nigeria.

Forget ethnicity and bigotry, it's the best.

DrMB:
Have you ever traveled to one of these spots? What was your actual experience like versus the stats? The World's Least Secure Countries for 2025. Check out the full list of the Least Secure Countries 👇 Is your country on the list?


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DrMB:
Have you ever traveled to one of these spots? What was your actual experience like versus the stats? The World's Least Secure Countries for 2025. Check out the full list of the Least Secure Countries 👇 Is your country on the list?


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DMerciful:
Its a simple logic oga. Petrol is sold at N1600 at the international market, Nigerians are buying at N800+, someone is paying subsidy and its definitely fg.

Lets not eat yams as if they contain bones

DMerciful:
If the fg has opportunity to sell crude at international price but decides to sell low to Dangote so that Dangote sell petrol for half the international price to Nigerians, is that not subsidy?

If a farmer sells rice to his neighbors for half the price, even if he is the one producing the rice, he is paying subsidy in form of lost revenue

DMerciful:
Nigeria is paying subsidy. How much is petrol in the international market? About $1, now convert to naira.

Who pays the difference?

treesun:
This development comes despite the President Bola Tinubu-led Nigerian government’s repeated claims that it has stopped subsidising the cost of petroleum in the country.


A SaharaReporters' review of the Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited (NNPCL) financial statement for the year ended December 2024 has shown that a sum of N7.1 trillion was said to have been spent on fuel subsidy to defray energy costs.

The expense was tagged "energy security expense" in the financial report.

According to the document, the energy security expense occurs "when there is differential between exchange rate used to freeze the Premium Motor Spirit ex-coastal price and the prevailing exchange rate at point of import settlement."



"The amount is charged against what should have been paid to the federation accounts monthly."


A sum of N4.8trillion was recorded to have been spent on the same item in 2023.

This development comes despite the President Bola Tinubu-led Nigerian government’s repeated claims that it has stopped subsidising the cost of petroleum in the country.

Data by the Nigeria Extractive Industry Transparency Initiative (NEITI) shows that the highest amount spent on subsidy by the Nigerian government between 2005 and 2021 was incurred in 2011, when a sum of N2.1 trillion was paid.

In 2022, however, the Nigerian government paid N3.36 trillion as fuel subsidies, meaning that between 2005 and 2022, the highest subsidy paid stood at N3.36 trillion. With N4.8 trillion spent in 2023, the N7.1 trillion recorded for 2024 becomes the highest ever spent between 2005 and 2024, a twenty-year period.

Upon assuming office on May 29, 2023, President Bola Tinubu announced the removal of subsidy, citing the need to stop wastage in governance and increase revenue for development.

It remains unclear why the government incurred even higher subsidy-related expenses after the announced removal.

https://saharareporters.com/2025/11/25/nnpc-report-shows-tinubu-government-spent-n71trillion-subsidies-2024-captured-energy

givedemwotowoto:
Being one of the largest economies in Africa with the most diverse cultures is enough reason to visit and experience the diversity. The north alone has many tourist attractions. Every part of the country has rich history and culture, delicious food, ancient artifacts and tourist sites.

The number 1 problem is insecurity. Then things like electricity, and bad experiences tourists have right from the airports to the streets.

Foreign governments have had elevated security warnings about Nigeria since the past 15 years or more with religious riots, BH, Armed Fulani gangs, militancy, armed struggle, abductions, robberies etc all over Nigeria

seunmsg:
The citizens of those countries don’t go about demarketing their countries. Nigerians are always on social media always promoting negativity about the country. So, why should tourists want to visit Nigeria?

caylakays:
After performing plagiarism check on said speech by the president, this is what I have found

olyrayy:
Yes. He would have. Obasanjo faced similar issues during his time. OPC in Lagos. Armed robbers in the South East. Tiv-Jukun conflict in the North Central. And Sharia riots and crisis in the North West.

By the time he left office, all those problems were firmly tackled.