₦airaland Forum

yarimo:
Ok

Why you nor fit cap?
You dey fear to talk against Wike?
Them cut ur tongue?

Oryah lets have it!
APC data boys vs APC (wike branch) data boys

The beginning of cracks in APC
Long may it continue!

Square pegs in round holes!

APC:We are confident that Nigerians INEC & judicary will vote us in 2027!

On a norm,if we really had a proper and effective police system with detectives,that vehicle by now would have been stripped open to find out what happened and to confirm if the brakes were actually at fault!

Secondly,the way and manner AJ was handled by the security and FRSC personnel was totally out of ignorance!
AJ needed every available medical support and an ambulance not putting him into a car not minding whether he may have sustained internal injuries from the accident!

Overall,this whole scenario once again exposes the failure of several critical institutions in Nigeria and how it has become so terrible that it has exposed Nigeria to external shame!

Another title has been added to bulaba:
AI president 😂😂

Okay AI enhanced but nah still AI😁😁

The interesting part is that apc data boys will attack Rabiu for these comments and later speak good of him when he finally joins apc!
Bulaba just dey use their brain cells dey do jangolova

saphiere:
Nigerian leadership ranking

Ya'radua = Militants
Goodluck = Boko Haram
Buhari = Bandits
Tinubu = Kiddnapers/bandits
Ngozi Okonjo = Economic stability.

High time we hand over power to women.

Yeah women like the tanzanian president abi?

In 2025, under President Samia Suluhu Hassan, Tanzanian authorities arrested the main opposition leader and presidential candidate Tundu Lissu (of the Chadema party) in April on treason charges, stemming from his calls for electoral reforms and rallies ahead of the October 2025 general election.
He has remained imprisoned since then (as of late 2025 reports), facing a trial that could carry the death penalty, and his party was subsequently disqualified from contesting the election. Multiple sources, including Human Rights Watch, Reuters, BBC, and Amnesty International, describe this as part of a broader crackdown on opposition figures, with Lissu detained without bail due to the nature of the charges.

Popular Tanzanian TikTok influencer and businesswoman, Jennifer "Niffer" Jovin (26 years old), being arrested and charged with treason for a dance video that used a viral audio clip mocking President Samia Suluhu Hassan (involving the phrase "no more excuses". This has sparked widespread outrage, with charges potentially carrying severe penalties like death by hanging if convicted.


Seems female presidents like Samia Suluhu Hassan don't take criticism lightly from their citizens!😁😁

Look at these sponsored clowns crying more than the bereaved 😁😁

But hold on.....
You didn't protest over terrorism or banditry in the north...
You didn't protest about the bomb blast in the mosque which was carried out by terror groups..
You didn't protest to your president's handling of insecurity in your region...

But you found it convenient to protest over what is happening in another country😁😁
It's like taking pandol for another man's headache😆😆

Meanwhile,see the venezuelans you are protesting for.....🤣🤣

Guyman you already know she is a coded prostitute!
But agreement is agreement!
Wire her the money then later ask her to show another time now you sabi say that nah her work!

Una go still go vote for APC in 2027
The confidence of a known thief Yayaya bello to even contemplate contesting for a senatorial seat is evidence that they don't rate their people!

dododawa1:
Fake news line



Fake news line



Fake news line

Provide your 'authentic' news line to counter his own!

The sins of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro

Nicolás Maduro, president of Venezuela since 2013, faces widespread accusations of serious human rights abuses and authoritarian practices. These come from reputable international organizations, including the United Nations, Human Rights Watch (HRW), Amnesty International, and the International Criminal Court (ICC).

Key allegations include:

Crimes against humanity: UN Fact-Finding Missions (since 2019) and reports conclude that Venezuelan authorities under Maduro have committed widespread and systematic abuses, including extrajudicial killings, arbitrary detentions, torture, enforced disappearances, and persecution of political opponents. These acts are described as part of a coordinated plan to repress dissent, often involving security forces like the Bolivarian National Guard and special police units (FAES).

Extrajudicial executions and repression:
Thousands of killings, particularly in low-income areas, have been documented, with Amnesty International reporting severe violations including thousands of executions between 2015-2017. Impunity is rampant due to lack of independent investigations.


Political persecution and erosion of institutions: Maduro's government has stacked courts, controlled media, disqualified opponents, and prosecuted critics in military tribunals. The ICC opened a formal investigation in 2021 into possible crimes against humanity since 2014, resuming it in 2025.

Economic and humanitarian crisis: Policies under Maduro have contributed to hyperinflation, shortages of food and medicine, and mass emigration (over 7.8 million Venezuelans fled). Critics attribute this to mismanagement, while Maduro blames external sanctions and "economic warfare."
Maduro and his government consistently deny these accusations, rejecting external reports as biased interference and asserting sovereignty.
The 2024 Presidential Election (July 28, 2024)
The election pitted Maduro against opposition candidate Edmundo González Urrutia (supported by María Corina Machado, who was disqualified from running).

Official results: Venezuela's government-controlled National Electoral Council (CNE) declared Maduro the winner with ~51% of votes (vs. ~44% for González), based on partial counts without releasing detailed precinct-level tallies.

Opposition claims and evidence: The opposition collected and published tally sheets ("actas" from over 80% of polling stations, showing González winning ~67% to Maduro's ~30%. Independent analyses (e.g., by academics, media like The New York Times, and statisticians) found this data credible and described the official results as statistically implausible—one of the largest electoral frauds in Latin American history.

International observers: The Carter Center (the only major independent observer invited) stated the election "did not meet international standards of electoral integrity" and "cannot be considered democratic," citing lack of transparency, restrictions on observers, and irregularities. The UN, OAS, EU, and many governments (including the US, which recognized González as winner) rejected the results and demanded full tallies.

Post-election repression: Protests erupted nationwide. Authorities responded with a brutal crackdown: at least 24-28 deaths (many potentially extrajudicial), over 2,400 arrests, torture allegations, and enforced disappearances. UN experts called it "crimes against humanity," including persecution. Maduro encouraged reporting protesters via apps and launched "Operation Tun Tun" (door-to-door arrests). Some prisoners were later released amid international pressure.
Maduro was sworn in for a third term in January 2025, amid ongoing disputes. Allies (e.g., Russia, China, Cuba) recognized his win; most Western and many Latin American countries did not.

These claims are substantiated by cross-verified reports from neutral bodies like the UN, Carter Center, HRW, and Amnesty, representing diverse stakeholders. Maduro's government maintains the election was fair and accuses critics of coup attempts. The situation remains a deep political and humanitarian crisis.

The sins of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro

Nicolás Maduro, president of Venezuela since 2013, faces widespread accusations of serious human rights abuses and authoritarian practices. These come from reputable international organizations, including the United Nations, Human Rights Watch (HRW), Amnesty International, and the International Criminal Court (ICC).

Key allegations include:

Crimes against humanity: UN Fact-Finding Missions (since 2019) and reports conclude that Venezuelan authorities under Maduro have committed widespread and systematic abuses, including extrajudicial killings, arbitrary detentions, torture, enforced disappearances, and persecution of political opponents. These acts are described as part of a coordinated plan to repress dissent, often involving security forces like the Bolivarian National Guard and special police units (FAES).

Extrajudicial executions and repression:
Thousands of killings, particularly in low-income areas, have been documented, with Amnesty International reporting severe violations including thousands of executions between 2015-2017. Impunity is rampant due to lack of independent investigations.


Political persecution and erosion of institutions: Maduro's government has stacked courts, controlled media, disqualified opponents, and prosecuted critics in military tribunals. The ICC opened a formal investigation in 2021 into possible crimes against humanity since 2014, resuming it in 2025.

Economic and humanitarian crisis: Policies under Maduro have contributed to hyperinflation, shortages of food and medicine, and mass emigration (over 7.8 million Venezuelans fled). Critics attribute this to mismanagement, while Maduro blames external sanctions and "economic warfare."
Maduro and his government consistently deny these accusations, rejecting external reports as biased interference and asserting sovereignty.
The 2024 Presidential Election (July 28, 2024)
The election pitted Maduro against opposition candidate Edmundo González Urrutia (supported by María Corina Machado, who was disqualified from running).

Official results: Venezuela's government-controlled National Electoral Council (CNE) declared Maduro the winner with ~51% of votes (vs. ~44% for González), based on partial counts without releasing detailed precinct-level tallies.

Opposition claims and evidence: The opposition collected and published tally sheets ("actas" from over 80% of polling stations, showing González winning ~67% to Maduro's ~30%. Independent analyses (e.g., by academics, media like The New York Times, and statisticians) found this data credible and described the official results as statistically implausible—one of the largest electoral frauds in Latin American history.

International observers: The Carter Center (the only major independent observer invited) stated the election "did not meet international standards of electoral integrity" and "cannot be considered democratic," citing lack of transparency, restrictions on observers, and irregularities. The UN, OAS, EU, and many governments (including the US, which recognized González as winner) rejected the results and demanded full tallies.

Post-election repression: Protests erupted nationwide. Authorities responded with a brutal crackdown: at least 24-28 deaths (many potentially extrajudicial), over 2,400 arrests, torture allegations, and enforced disappearances. UN experts called it "crimes against humanity," including persecution. Maduro encouraged reporting protesters via apps and launched "Operation Tun Tun" (door-to-door arrests). Some prisoners were later released amid international pressure.
Maduro was sworn in for a third term in January 2025, amid ongoing disputes. Allies (e.g., Russia, China, Cuba) recognized his win; most Western and many Latin American countries did not.

These claims are substantiated by cross-verified reports from neutral bodies like the UN, Carter Center, HRW, and Amnesty, representing diverse stakeholders. Maduro's government maintains the election was fair and accuses critics of coup attempts. The situation remains a deep political and humanitarian crisis.

PDPdestroyer:
This was the exact thing Obi and his pipu wanted for Nigeria but Tinubu get sense pass dem

Didn't your highly 'sensible' Tinubu not succumb to Trump threats by allowing US to throw a bomb in Nigeria?
So what's the difference between what Tinubu did and what Obi said?
First class olodo!

It's that simple!
Anything other than that is a disaster!

Who said emilokan and yorubalokan?

Most of the data boys supporting this cap from the rapper will instantly jump on a plane to USA if they were given a job and an accommodation!
Even in the same Abuja most of them hype as safe,bokoharam entered, broke into kuje prison and rescued one of their own!
Up till now, none of them have been caught!
If Boko boys can enter probably the safest city in the country without any obstruction from security personnel, then the security of an average citizen in Abuja is not guaranteed!
Instead of doing everything possible to fix our security problems, this administration through their unintelligent and analphabetic minions will rather make unwise comparisons with advanced countries like the USA and UK!

DeLaRue:
What an exaggerated nonsense.

Tens of millions live in Lagos, Abuja, Kano, Ibadan, Enugu and several other towns and cities in Nigeria and carry on their daily business and activities. How many of them are actual victims of violent crime on a daily basis.

Outside of the terrorist activities in the northern part of the country, crime is not a daily experience of the overwhelming majority of Nigerians.

You are safer in many parts of Lagos or Abuja than you would be in many parts of London.

Lagos is outrightly safer than Detroit, Memphis, St Louis, Baltimore, Cleveland, Oakland, and many parts of Chicago and Philladephia.

That is not to say everything is honky dory here, but there is some definite truths in what the American rapper said.

The context in the rapper statement is Nigeria being safer than US!
He never made specifics like you who indicated states you probably assume are safe to you!
Just because there is a near 18-20 hours power supply in some parts of Abuja and lagos doesnt imply that 'Nigeria' have 247 power supply!
Very erroneous conclusion by the rapper!

The OP should encourage the rapper to permanently stay in Nigeria esp states like Benue or Plateau state or most recently kwara state!
Even in the lagos state where he is capping this statement....take him to mushin for a week lets see if he will last 24 hours

Another mindless deflection....

Totally agree!

Hmmm...very unfortunate but if i may ask....were the passengers on life jackets before entering the boat?
If not why were they not compelled to wear one?
There should be a strict adherence to these rules.
No life jacket,no entry!
Until responsible agencies do what is right,we will keep seeing unavoidable incidents like these and get tired of typing RIP

This should be the right thing to do by NPF but everyone knows that its just for show as the driver will likely be released in a matter of days!

Dennisochampa:
Americans will blame human errors, weather etc on this accident... If it happens in Nigeria, they will blame the government....

God bless Nigeria... Amen

They blame the government because their agencies have failed to lay down stiffer measures to curb future occurrence!
If the agencies are not doing their jobs,the government has the right to replace them with competent hands!

yarimo:
In America? If this should happen in Nigeria one Eze finishing of agulu village will soon rush to claim Nigeria is finished

Atleast there will definitely be an investigation which will most likely lead to the cause of the accident,apportion blame where necessary and ensure stricter measures are taken to curb future occurrence!
In Nigeria,can you explain two incidence that happened to the then vice president Yemi Osibanjo where the helicopter carrying him crash landed?
Have NNPC investigated the helicopter crash in 2024 from offshore FPSO oil firm that got ditched into the atlantic ocean with all eight people onboard confirmed dead?

But this is wrong and the bank is supposed to assist you in tracking that thief by either blocking his account or retrieving the equivalent funds of that power bank to the OP!
This will likely make it hard to help people in the future!
What sort of wickedness is that?

Please apc data boys...save your wailing!
I need to buy new ageepee tanks!