₦airaland Forum

diggz:
Omo, wetin person eyes no go see for these streets? I wan type certain things, but olokpa fit hold me. Smh…😤

TemporaryHansel:
Have you forgotten what happened during end sars? That's what GEJ should've done to buhari supporters. Gej is a weakling. He had the tools to save us from APC, but man was a coward.

Jonathan has condemned the fighting and called for peace.

“It is regrettable that when the international observers are commending us for credible elections, we witness violence in some parts of the country, it is really regrettable because it is uncalled for,” he said.

“It is wrong for you to allow miscreants to infiltrate your ranks and perpetrate such dastardly acts as the mindless destruction of worship places … this act is worse than the rigging of the elections"

Muhammadu Buhari, defeated opposition presidential candidate
Buhari, a northerner, said people just “reacted to the results” and said he did not know what triggered the violence.

“It was so spontaneous that I didn’t know about it. I did not ask them to start it, but I asked them to stop, especially the burning of churches and other religious places.”

Buhari, a former military ruler, also denied instigating the deadly violence in the north but blamed it on what he calls a rigged election.

Spy360:
Which kind of gaslighting is this?

He was commander in chief. He was president ffs.

Keeping quiet when those under your command are perpetrating evil is complicity. No excuse abeg.

If the testimonies people are giving about him will send him to hell so be it.

I mean, this is justice isn't it?

Amoto94:
It is called tit-for-tat

iamoyindamola:
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Baba no use twitter during that time
Law abiding citizen

liveLongNprospa:
The craziest thing I saw from apc people was using VPN to enter Twitter to defend buhari banning Twitter.


Guuuy😂😂😂

Amoto94:
Good riddanace to bad rubbish. I applaud FG decision to restrict the access of Twitter, since Twitter is a private coy with its own rules Nigeria is a sovereign state with her own rules.

TemporaryHansel:
A whole former president couldn’t build one hospital that can attend to him- not one hospital in his state- not anywhere in the whole entire country- after spending a whole 8years in office- and still end up dying in a London hospital bed.

What a shame. What an utter disgrace.

raumdeuter:
Wetin concern power chase with age. His grandkids will prefer to come see him in Aso Rock.
If Atiku is 90 it wont stop him from chasing his ambitions to be president

Biden was 81, Trump 78, Netanyahu 75, Brazil Lula is 79, China Russia leaders all over 70

Tinubu over 70, Buhari over 70

iamoyindamola:
The guy is a badass musician with swag

TemporaryHansel:
?

Who else but the Waziri Adamawa himself.

Homecoming reception for the National Secretary of the African Democratic Congress (ADC), Aregbesola, in Osun State😳🧎 pic.twitter.com/pOtzVYHofP

— CHUKS 🍥 (@ChuksEricE) July 13, 2025

Ihebu4chelsea:
The way you dey take defend this STEM VS NON STEM argument eehhn, STEM is the way bro no matter how you twist it.

GloriousGbola:
and they came from money or political connections

if you come from privilege then you don't really need to bother about your academic pedigree openig the first door for you

as an example the otedola you are referencing allegedly did not even go to university in the first place

as davido is also doing well , maybe you will allow your kids to read music education or whatever he graduated with?

obainojazz:
Thank God my parents made me do Science and Maths
ibime don Dey preach the gospel, now listen to the billionaires too

liveLongNprospa:
Lol

Emaprince:
All Nigerian politicians deserve worst treatement. The west need to prohibit their medical tourism and even bar them from acquiring any property or any kind of business over there.

All the money they loot should be spent here. The health care system they left in deplorable state should also serve them.

The judge said the Nigerian police had a policy requirement for officers to rape, maim, torture, enslave, disappear and murder Nigerians, adding all of these were in violation of the Rome Statute on crimes against humanity.

“Mr Eriator, as a member of the police force, was complicit in those crimes because he could not have been unaware of the repeated and systematic acts of violence and torture,” the Canadian judge stated. “The fact that he remained within the Force, and because of his position, he was said by the Minister as having made a significant contribution to the crimes.”

Mr Eriator, however, denied the allegations, saying he was only a police officer and did not participate in the criminal activities of the force.

In his ruling, the judge stated that Mr Eriator was inadmissible to Canada due to his previous ties to the Nigerian police.

Mr Eriator entered Canada illegally through the land borders from the U.S. in October 2017. He voluntarily joined the Nigerian police in June 2009 and rose to the position of corporal.

The ex-corporal was also assigned to checkpoints during two past elections in Nigeria, including the 2015 presidential election. He was also assigned to the now-disbanded Special Anti-Robbery Squad (SARS) in Ikeja for a period before leaving the force in 2016.

Mr Eriator’s case added to the growing list of Nigeria’s ex-police officers who had been denied permanent stay in Canada over their involvement or association with the police’s crime-related activities.

In 2021, Judge Sébastien Grammond denied asylum to a former SARS operative, Olushola Popoola, on the grounds of his association with the brutal unit and the police force.

Another former police officer, Charles Ukoniwe, could not get asylum in Canada after Judge Patrick Gleeson in Ottawa threw away his review request over his association with the notorious MOPOL unit of the Nigerian police.

Mr Gleeson held that any Nigerian who willingly joined the Nigerian police would be guilty by association before the Canadian judicial system and the United Nations Convention Relating to the Status of Refugees, notwithstanding whether or not the person committed gruesome crimes often associated with the security agency.

Theflint1:
Bin just wan know wetin dey happen exactly, cause I know it couldn't have been just a coincidence that the coroners findings and the direction of VDMs fresh investigation was pretty much validating eachother.

VDM must have been following the inquest, and seeing where the judgement was headed chose to preempt them with his supposed investigation.

iamoyindamola:
Which continent is St Lucia located

Theflint1:
VDM reopening the investigation into the Mohbad situation and the coroner finally making their report public makes for an interesting coincidence

liveLongNprospa:
Oasisx what's the update on our refineries?


I hope you do not agree with this man?

Roland17:
This isn't outside the reality of many Nigerian graduates, even if na content. People are suffering worse on top 50K and lower jobs.

The tales of teachers in private school settings is worse than this. Some of those private school teachers have Masters Degree too oh!

afrodoc:
500k per month?

That is a lecturer’s salary. Na person wey don chop belleful dey raise shoulder o.

Peller and his 20 master’s degree holders applying for a cameraman position that he pays ₦500,000 per month🧎😳 pic.twitter.com/oqx2ihwtg3

— CHUKS 🍥 (@ChuksEricE) July 11, 2025

GloriousGbola:
https://www.nairaland.com/8471887/nigeria-rejected-us-push-accept

TemporaryHansel:
You sound happy ahout that. Why are you so eager for them to take my money when we both know it’ll just end up looted? I’ve said it before, I’m not against paying tax. But I’m not paying when I get zero benefits and the same money will be used to fund politicians’ lifestyles and sponsor Instagram babes.

And let’s be real, they’re just making noise. The Nigerian government can’t do jack about non-custodial wallets. Unless you’re using a CEX, and even at that, their control is paper thin/non-existent. Na empty threat.