₦airaland Forum

Kalulu44:
Is there any virgin that you will enter peacefully if not forcefully.
In her video, she said when the guy tries to enter it wasn't possible. She then reminded him she's a virgin. Meaning she could have wanted it but just that it will have to be forcefully penetrated not as rape but as her consent.
I have encountered such myself

Cherrybae:
You nailed it, people only comment out of emotions.

With this chat and money mentioned. There is no case of Rape here but a deal gone wrong.

If this guy gets a good lawyer, he might win this case

Borrow2222:
If the chart is true, the guy should present it in court.

Looks to me like a deal gone wrong.

She is angry because he didn't pay her a reasonable amount.

Once money is involved, the issue of rape might be ruled out.

It's now a normal transaction with a runs girl.

cathodekazim:
Please don't touch my little ten Kay wey Dem my Stanbic azza. Edakun

sammirano:
Argentina and France final is sure

Iamblessed8888:
CS on fireeeeee . This kanayo season is favouring CS more than zedcrest.

safarifarms:
You have an agreement which includes free flow of traffic on the Strait, but you keep attacking ships from time to time and get bombed by the US. Then you turn around and claim the US is violating the agreement and the Nigerian Iranians support you that you have right to defend yourself which no one will disagree, but why are you acting crazy most of the time and blaming others for the consequences?

How does one understand terrorists? Trump is so foolish to think making a deal with terrorists is a workable solution.

dammiecool:
I have funds with stanbicibtc,ucap,lotus,gtfund,paramount,CardinalStone & zedcrest.
I have used my tongue to count my teeth.

dammiecool:
I tot ucap was going to reinvest my dividends

Only to start receiving massive alerts for thier fixed income,women fund and balanced funds
Waiting for equity to drop.

Omo ucap is the best platform right now. Thank God I didn't move all my funds when zedcrest was trending. I almost leave dat time.
A word of advice pls stay with some of this OGs they have wealth of experience about dis fund management. I don learn my lesson

Sagaciousd1:
Is first ally mmf still good for consideration?.....I am in the process of opening an account

Sweetmia37:
It’s GT fund Managers. I didn’t know it would be like this, else I would have just made a normal withdrawal and buy MMF.

I don’t know if it’s a glitch from their end or this is how it usually takes time.

Sweetmia37:
Please guys, I need your help.
On 1st July, 2026, I initiated a transfer of ₦946,084.15 from my Equity Income Fund to my Money Market Fund. My Equity Income Fund has since been debited, and I also received an email confirming that the redemption was successful.

However, as of today, the transferred amount has not been credited to my Money Market Fund balance.
I have called their customer service line several times but no response. I sent several mails yet no reply.

I don’t know what to do next.

Samantha125:
Because many people associate African spirituality with evil, which is not always the case... In every religious denomination, there'll always good and evil people... And African spirituality raised and shaped me into the person I am today, no matter how much some people might demonize it, I'll forever be grateful of it even if I become a full blown Christian... So if my partner and his family weren't going to accept my background for the way it is, there was no way we'd have worked out.

saintopus:
Poor family!

Never ever marry from a Poor lady's family.

Am talking from experience

oz4real83:
No need to change uniform, the nysc unform is very iconic and easily recognizable all over the country ,other reforms are okay,

Allboiz:
Investnaija dividend is here.

It is way smaller than UC.
N/B: NAV must be put into consideration.

teeboi77:
Equity

Iamblessed8888:
I thought as much. Last time i spoke with them, they said they dont pay equity dividends

Iamblessed8888:
Is this for mutual fund or equity fund

CharlesCNG:
The recent attacks on Pastor Enoch Adeboye over his comments on insecurity and President Tinubu reveal something troubling about the Obidient movement: many of them do not merely disagree; they desecrate.

Pastor Adeboye’s point was not that Nigeria is secure. In fact, he admitted that insecurity has worsened and that terrorism and kidnapping have spread from the North into parts of the South. He also urged that security chiefs be given strict marching orders and that sponsors of terrorism should be dealt with. His only offence was saying that once a Commander-in-Chief gives instructions to security agencies, he should not be expected to personally wear khaki and go to the battlefield.

Reasonable people can debate that position. They can say the President must do more. They can argue that command responsibility must be measured by results, not merely by instructions. That is fair.

But what did some Obidients do? As usual, they entered abuse mode. Suddenly, Adeboye became the enemy. A man they once quoted when it suited them became useless because he did not echo their preferred political anger.

Worse still, some now accuse him of ethnic bias, suggesting that he is defending Tinubu simply because Tinubu is Yoruba. This is one of the oldest tricks in Nigerian politics: when you cannot answer a man’s argument, explain his ancestry.

Curiously, this accusation is never applied evenly. If a Yoruba criticises Tinubu, he is praised as courageous and objective. If another Yoruba supports Tinubu, he is dismissed as tribalistic. If a Yoruba elder supports Peter Obi, he is celebrated as detribalised and enlightened. But if a Yoruba pastor says something that does not condemn Tinubu in the language Obidients prefer, he is suddenly an ethnic apologist.

That is intellectual dishonesty.

People support or defend political positions for many reasons: conviction, ideology, policy preference, institutional understanding, personal experience, or yes, sometimes ethnicity. But it is lazy and dishonest to assume tribal motive only when the opinion favours the candidate you oppose.

The real question is not whether Tinubu is Yoruba. The real question is whether Adeboye’s argument is right or wrong. If you disagree, answer the argument. Do not hide behind ethnicity because the facts are inconvenient.

This is the deeper problem. To many Obidients, every institution must bow to their politics: church leaders, traditional rulers, courts, media houses, INEC, security agencies, intellectuals, activists — everybody must either worship at the altar of Obi or be insulted.

That is not democratic engagement. That is political intolerance wearing activism as perfume.

No society grows when every disagreement becomes a licence for abuse. You can disagree with Adeboye without insulting his age, his faith, his office, his ethnicity, or millions who respect him. But restraint is difficult for people who treat politics like a crusade.

The tragedy is that this behaviour keeps pushing decent people away from their cause. They claim to want a new Nigeria, but they attack every voice that refuses to sing from their hymn book.

If Pastor Adeboye must be corrected, correct him with argument.

But if your first response is abuse and ethnic labelling, then the problem is no longer Adeboye’s statement.

The problem is your intolerance.

For when a man cannot answer your argument, he often settles for explaining your tribe. And when facts become inconvenient, ethnicity becomes the emergency exit.

Neurotika:
The word "suppose" was put there to signify it’s for illustrative purposes…and I deliberately used a conservative 11% return for the MMF to keep the comparison balanced.

My broader point still stands. Comparing a MMF with one of the market's eventual winners assumes you knew beforehand which stock would become the winner. Hindsight makes that look easy.

Transcorp was long predicted as a growth story in the late 2000s. Zenith was also widely considered in the same breadth. Yet their long-term outcomes have been quite different. You can do your research. The challenge isn't finding a good company; it's knowing which good company will become an exceptional investment over the next 20 years.

That's why comparing a MMF fund to the market's biggest winners isn't an apples to apples comparison. The average stock isn't Nestle, and that's precisely where the real investment risk lies.

Neurotika:
I find these contrasting views somehow interesting. But I usually prefer grounding my analysis in concrete numbers.

For instance, suppose Nestle traded at #200 in 2006 and stands at #1,300 in 2026. A #50 million investment made in 2006 would today be worth approximately #325 million (ignoring dividends and bonus issues). That represents a 550% total return, or roughly 9.81% per annum compounded.

By comparison, a MMF delivering a steady effective annual return of 11% over the same 20-year period would have grown the same #50 million into about #403 million…that’s a 706% total return.

So viewing it from the capital appreciation lens alone, a solid MMF will usually outperform an average stock over long periods. Equities’ real edge comes from dividends, especially when reinvested. But these are purely based on management discretions which makes your returns more uncertain….

At the end of the day, the route taken doesn’t matter. The destination is the real deal. Just ensure you don’t build wealth on assumptions, regardless of the path you choose.

AncestralPowers:
Well said, many people are underestimating the power of long term MMF investment, if you have huge funds in money market fund, with patience and monthly or quarterly compounding, you are definitely going to do well as the best performing stocks/equities out there...

insidelife22:
God, there is no humanity in some humans.

SUPERPACK:
You are wrong. All he needs is to import the address the USDT was sent to, to a network compatibles wallet app. That is if it was sent to a normal address and not an exchange. If it's an exchange it can still be retrieved by the exchange at a fee.

narte:
If you made it to a centralized exchange’s wallet, contact them; they could retrieve it for you.

Griekspoor:
Good morning house please I mistakenly sent USdt to my address on Eth network cause I didn't see the one Celo on the network list from where I sent it. I forgot to use another wallet. Please is there any way I can recover it or my money's gone completely.

lawani:
No They actually can if they take their VAT and CIT by themselves and are not paying any debt to anybody
The Boko Haram are actually violently agitating for secession and they are the most prominent of all groups doing that.

orisa37:
DON'T REVIEW MINIMUM WAGE OF N70000 BUT USE THE MINISTRY OF COMMERCE AND INDUSTRY TO FORCE DOWN
1, PETROL PRICE TO N750 PER LITRE
2, DOLLAR TO NAIRA AT $1 TO N750 AND
3, CEMENT PRICE AT N750 PER BAG.
YOU WILL BE GLAD YOU DID.

lawani:
You are very right. The Kanuri are not against breaking away but are only remaining in Nigeria because of the allocation they receive and they can do without it as their VAT and CIT isn't bad. If you leave Borno to its own devices it will be under Boko Haram and that's not bad if it is what they want