₦airaland Forum

pdppower:
While bandits and Boko Haram are ravaging the land. May God save Nigeria as the leaders don't care about us.

Freshandfitpod:
Who still take this oba's seriously, this is a modern era no one give attention to this criminals posing as traditional rulers

jaxxy:
The video was for awareness and documentation and not harassment or malicious purposes.

Or is the grammar u posted difficult for you to understand?

Prestar:

Students of the College of Nursing at Nnamdi Azikiwe University Teaching Hospital Protest Hike In Fees From N90,000 To N580,000 pic.twitter.com/pWYknbQ2rq

— Star Potter (@Starpotternews) March 10, 2026

Frigga13:
This is what a Yoruba man from their ritualistic enclave is trying to raise


And the mods and bots will leave this

Only if igbos know how deep the hatred from this Yoruba people runs

Haba!

Yoruba make Una rest..

Una too Dey hate and envy

They don’t marry for love and so what?

Yoruba wey Dey use their wives and parent for rituals Dey talk love

Imagine


Very careless and useless

AqualinaXYZ:
Oga this your propaganda job no easy oo




Trump is coming shaa

Racoon:
See him hallucinating like he matters to the US. The bigoted cornfield professor must have thought that the US is a lawless country like the one he has helped to enthroned back here.

ravensckar:
You're inherently not gifted with a faculty of discernment! You're just stringing words together trying to sound smart, but deep down you're a congenital fóól who has taken a permanent leave of his senses.

If I'm a "child" then, it means you're a foetus because your reasoning is not only antithetical but also not in accordance with common sense.

For you to blame NED for Regina's actions insinuates the kind of faulty education that you had (that is if at all you had any). In what context, under what circumstance should another person be blamed for another adult's decision? Oh! I forgot! You can't reason properly because you were born with a cerebral disorder.

You're not a "man" but a foetus if you'll willingly accept responsibility for a grown woman's action. It's people like you that they call "woman wrapper".

For the record, Regina was 18 (when she married a serial polygamist). And by implication, she was already an adult. Again, she should have known what she signed up for. Wanting to have your cake is one thing. Wanting to eat it is another. But to want to have your cake after eating it is nothing but gross stóópidity. I refuse to be sympathetic to such!

Secondly, her addiction to substance abuse didn't start at Ned's house. Unless of course you're pretending to be both blind & deaf to the stories that are all over the Internet. Let's even assume that NED frustrated her, is resorting to drugs the most viable option? Abi brain dey pain you ni? When did beheading become the solution to headache?

Going by your upside down reasoning, it wouldn't be a crime for a person to rob a bank when he's broke. Shebi? Something dey worry you, you just haven't realized it yet.

I just hope you don't bring kids into the world with this faulty brain of yours because it's obvious you too inherited it from your lineage. Save the world the horror of having to entertain another creature with a leaky brain. Don't get married please!

ravensckar:
For all those feminist witches blaming NED NWOKO, I can understand their own folly. For what reason must a man like you also sound like you reason from your ànus?

Somebody was accused of being a drug addict, you're saying it may be due to her husband being surrounded by females. Since when did beheading become the solution to headache?

A young 18 year old girl get mind marry a grandpa with 5 wives before her. Didn't she know what she signed up for ni? Abi something dey worry all of una ni?

Racoon:
Guess issues like this gives you enough pleasure? Oba of Lagos Lagoon jumping issue, Badagry stop Igbo township project, Edo stopping the Igbo.

All united in unbridled bigotry & ethnic profiling. Well, it doesn't stop the Igbo race from achieving greatness. However, posterity beckons. Karma and Providence knows how to reward everyone.

pocohantas:
What did you do to her, Sir?

You were given an 18yo beautiful virgin and you turned her into a drug addict.

Like Ned, like Tuface. Only two of you can tell us what you did to your wives.

I bet you will use this drug abuse accusation to have full custody of the kids. Typical!

TruthHurts1:
https://x.com/AreaFada1/status/1979374074624172390?t=1IEtFWEtz41E8Z4WsQFeMw&s=19[/quote]I think it's time for the Igbo Tribe to check themselves and know what exactly is wrong. Why do they always have issues with everyone, everywhere, home and abroad?

The only problem you have with the Yorubas is the feel of their superiority, meanwhile every thing doesn't need to be competition.

In the history of Nigeria, a quick check on those who have stood against the excesses of power/government as individuals showed 80% to 90% have been of Yoruba descents. Are these the ones you call cowards?

They never chickened out like some other self acclaimed leaders.


A figure like Kanu, Ekpa cannot manipulate the Yorubas, like they did to the Igbos. That's how smart they are. Yorubas don't do things with emotions, but well thought thru and carefully plan, and that's the difference. Yorubas are not loud mouths and are always Ten steps ahead.

This is a quick check about activism in Nigeria. Are there no Igbos in Nigeria despite the claim of speaking the truth? They are the real cowards.

Early activists and the independence movement

Herbert Macaulay (1864–1946):

Funmilayo Ransome-Kuti (1900–1978): A pioneer of women's rights and a fierce anti-colonialist, she mobilized women to protest unfair colonial taxation and founded the Abeokuta Women's Union, which at its peak had 20,000 members.

Margaret Ekpo (1914–2006): A prominent anti-colonial and women's rights activist, she organized market women to advocate for their political and economic rights and worked alongside Ransome-Kuti to protest injustices.

Hajia Gambo Sawaba (1933–2001): As one of northern Nigeria's few female activists in the mid-20th century, she campaigned against child marriage, forced labor, and restrictions on women's education and political participation.

Anthony Enahoro (1923–2010): A veteran journalist and activist, he is celebrated for moving the first parliamentary motion for Nigeria's independence in 1953. 

Pro-democracy and human rights activists

Ken Saro-Wiwa (1941–1995): An author and environmental activist, he founded the Movement for the Survival of the Ogoni People (MOSOP) to protest the environmental damage caused by oil companies in the Niger Delta. He was executed by the military government in 1995.

Gani Fawehinmi (1938–2009): Known as "the people's lawyer," he used litigation and public commentary to challenge successive military and civilian governments on issues of human rights, corruption, and social justice.

Fela Anikulapo-Kuti (1938–1997): A musician and pioneer of the Afrobeat genre, he used his music as a platform to openly criticize corruption, military rule, and social injustices. His defiance led to frequent arrests and raids on his home.

Wole Soyinka (born 1934): A Nobel Prize-winning writer and political activist, he has consistently spoken out against military dictatorship and political corruption. He was imprisoned for 22 months during the civil war for his opposition to the conflict.

Beko Ransome-Kuti (1940–2006): Following in his mother's footsteps, this medical doctor and activist was a fearless opponent of military rule and a leader in Nigeria's pro-democracy movement. 

Modern-day activists

Aisha Yesufu (born 1973): A co-founder of the #BringBackOurGirls movement, she is a vocal advocate for good governance and women's rights, known for her powerful presence during protests.

Omoyele Sowore (born 1971): A human rights activist and former presidential candidate, he has been a consistent voice against government corruption and injustice, leading numerous protests.

Femi Falana (born 1958): A prominent human rights lawyer and activist, he is known for taking on cases that challenge government authority and defend the rights of ordinary citizens.

Tochi3:


..you see the type of creatures that surrounds tilumbu & Apcish..very deceptive, liars and double faced creatures..

..this man did worse in his role as NLC president..never backing down...it is like associating with tilumbu and Apcish retard backwards..

..come to apcish..& your sins will be forgiven..while your senses will be taken away from you..

goran3310:
With men like you, toxic feminism has a bright future. No intention of attacking you, just saying.

Let me ask:
Are those her children too?
Or did you bring your own kids into the marriage?

Every point you listed is absurd and wrongly framed, straight out of some feminist textbook.

An 'intimacy gadget'?
Is that how you define the loving relationship between spouses?

Does laundry?
Where does she wash? In the river? By hand?
Turns on the washing machine?
How much laundry do you even have?

'Home keeper'?!?!?
You don’t have doors?
Is she armed?

Everything you wrote sounds like it came from a bitter woman.

Be careful how you respond. My next post will verify your identity. Let’s see if you’re really a man. Take a photo of yourself holding a paper with your forum username and post it in the thread. 🙂

Mynd44:
Does Adebayo Ogunlesi identify as Nigerian?

HonestAfonja:
Helinues show face

Let us explore accommodating sophistication together

Fulani imam is better oooooo

kingbee90:
At thia point if you have sense, you should know that the Democrats created that illusion to prevent Trump from running for office which they failed.
Has Trump ever stolen from you or raped your mother?
By the way, Bulaba is a disgrace and an international embarrassment to Nigeria.

Tinubuagbado:
It's either you're an autopilot or just stupid.

Simply Google Peter Obi visits in south east...

I keep saying it that most of you are idiot. Go to school, you refused, cool down and allow those that went to school to teach you, you still said no, abro abeg carry your Mathias go another hospital, we can't cure you.

adioolayi:
The case of terrorism in Nigeria is complex..

In my opinion, I don't believe terrorism and banditry can thrive anywhere the community are not in support of these criminals..

It's possible the military intelligence would have identified terrorists in most of these areas (Maybe not all, because accidents do happen) before the strikes..
..and as usual, the communities will come out to say they are not terrorists but villagers.

AqualinaXYZ:
Tinubu is the most useless confused fool alive




I wonder what Tinubu told his supporters to get them convinced




It’s now glaring why this goat meat was avoiding debates

taylor88:



Tinubu is a first class accountant from Chicago University

He’s a master strategist yen yen yen

He will employ his best brains and technocrats to make Nigeria better

He’s the renewed hope

See his cartel and squad

Very shameful and clueless thief

EBOLA TINUBU

So this was his best team?

riverbird:
You people claim to be educated but you don't waste a minute when it comes to showing how daft you can be at the slightest tickle of your tails, that person you call a gala hawker is far more better than a graduate who has passed through the four walls of every institute of learning but without actually being educated, no wonder you people are best in carrying big big files from office to office searching for non existing vacancies......oshe educated people with no foresight.

Dvdpity:
Go Bleep your self.. tinubu commited treason by threatening Nigerians with anarchy and chaos, disregard the constitution and rule of law.
And you are a vagabond for typing this rubbish.

Make Nigeria army invade a sovereign country and see Nigeria implode.