₦airaland Forum

Lexusgs430:
He does not have light to make a statement....... 🤣😂💡💡💡

nlfpmod:
Frank Edoho Releases Official Statement Concerning Viral Marital Woes

Media personality Frank Edoho has released an official statement regarding his viral marital woes with estranged wife Sandra and her alleged cheating with singer Chike.

Frank allegedly opened a can of worms on Sandra on social media and she reciprocated by opening several cans of worms and Online in laws and wagging tongues are still on the matter..

He wrote;



https://www.instagram.com/p/DYk4FRciEIX/?img_index=3&igsh=Y3poNW9sM3BnaWQz

Cherrybae:
.........Appeal court might upturn it.........

Okoroawusa:
Obidients no go talk say Tinubu has the Judiciary in his pocket now o!

Truths9ja:
Source: https://gazettengr.com/just-in-court-nullifies-inec-guidelines-says-political-parties-have-till-september-2026-to-submit-membership-register/

Akell:
Every few months, social media erupts with another shocking story of a man discovering that the child he raised is not biologically his. In response, some people now argue that DNA testing at birth should become a standard hospital procedure.

Supporters believe compulsory DNA testing would:

• prevent paternity fraud,
• protect men from deception,
• reduce future family disputes, and
• provide medical and genetic certainty from birth.

Opponents, however, argue that it could:

• undermine trust in marriages and relationships,
• increase broken homes,
• create a culture of suspicion, and
• unfairly stigmatise women and children.

There are also broader concerns about:

• privacy and data protection,
• the financial cost of testing,
• possible government abuse or regulation, and
• whether Nigeria’s healthcare system even has the capacity to implement such a policy effectively.

So, what do you think?

• Should DNA testing at birth be compulsory, optional, or discouraged?

• Would you personally support it within your own family?

• Is trust enough, or should science settle these questions once and for all?

Ladies and gentlemen of Nairaland, over to you.

"If Any Man Keeps Malice With Me For 3 Days, I Will Sleep With Another Man"

— Lady reveals.. pic.twitter.com/T0iOd5Siv5

— YabaLeftOnline (@yabaleftonline) May 16, 2026

blamingthedevil:
President Tinubu Panel Discussion at Africa CEO Goes VIRAL 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

President Tinubu: Investment is very cowardly unless you are transparent, accountable and forthright. Part of that is Africa looking at itself putting our resources together so we can go out there and negotiate for ourselves. I wrote an article in the Financial Times talking… pic.twitter.com/8oPdyuQwAp

— Imran Muhammad (@Imranmuhdz) May 14, 2026

"Removing all the bottlenecks gives you the necessary incentives for direct foreign investment into the country. This year alone, I can beat my chest that Nigeria is attracting close to $20 billion in foreign direct investments."

- President Tinubu pic.twitter.com/6OxqGdyU7v

— Imran Muhammad (@Imranmuhdz) May 14, 2026

Q: When you were governor of Lagos, you put a lot of work into doing something on local taxes, didn't you?

President Tinubu: Lagos is the fifth largest economy in Africa. I’m very proud of the legacy I left behind there, and I’m still monitoring it. pic.twitter.com/MtN6fV2aSz

— Imran Muhammad (@Imranmuhdz) May 14, 2026

“We have a very dynamic youthful population, restless and not ready to accept any excuses. As a politician, if I don’t prepare them for that, they will vote me out."

- President Tinubu pic.twitter.com/ULUdsph7RY

— Imran Muhammad (@Imranmuhdz) May 14, 2026

A risk taker like the Dangote Refinery must be encouraged by the government. What I did was support him, give him free trade for his own license, and support him in his efforts to source the necessary crude. Today, he is an exporter.

- President Tinubu pic.twitter.com/idUH0K8MaW

— Imran Muhammad (@Imranmuhdz) May 14, 2026

CaptainFM1:
....The new electoral law in itself is the rigging tool. You can already see how it's playing out. It was particularly written to stifle oppositions. If by now you can't wake up and smell the coffee, I best leave you to it.

SMHFU!

Scamburster:
I hope so

MrSly:
Who will later invalidate the process. Go to court is for a reason and purpose; to give judiciary the Opportunity to select the president according to the highest bidder.

BlackfireX:
We removed subsidy

We had our own refinery



Yet

Apc pdp LP Adc Ndc supporters are more poorer

CaptainFM1:
Oga shift,....Final Collation Centre is their Regional Headquarters of rigging. And the court you're proposing to go to is their Global HQ for day light robbery.

tollyboy5:
What are you saying man! the law does not care about your emotions. It's either you're abusing power to stay above the law or you obey the law.

Lexicon123:
At what level is it easier to resolve electoral disputes - at the court which is usually based on technicalities or starting from the lowest level upwards?

Starting with the polling unit, if the electoral officer inputs the wrong data in his records that are meant to be sent for upwards collation, it’s only reasonable that the agents and others draw his/her attention to that and it’s corrected immediately. And when the correct results get to the next level, any dispute is resolved based on factual supports from the lower level(s), etc.

I believe the referenced sections are meant to discourage a technical ‘discard’ of the will of the people, and leaving selection to the court.

Remember the candidates will not be at every polling booth, but reasonable resolutions starting from the lowest levels will give everyone (including the electorates) confidence in the results.

Meanwhile, thanks @op for the good enlightenment.

helinues:
No wonder you are sounding like that. If you know the tension at polling units, you will forget about any guidelines or regulations

CaptainFM1:
Who is the court? Who owns the court?

Timoleon:
Let's assume he breached the law. Where do you seek redress when someone breaks the law?

Wickedtruths:
It wasn't written to operate as an Ouster Clause.

Your position will fall flat on its face in court.

inforesource:
What about if INEC herself say so?

Kalatium:
What’s your opinion on this one?

helinues:
Have you been close to polling unit before?

WhizdomXX:
They may be the voters that decide the election because Obi's 6.1 and kwankwaso's 1.4 together, is still not enough.

TossTos:
He is now Mr Principle..

WhizdomXX:
Over 1.5m educated youth corpers, security officials and election officials will be disenfranchised on election day, these are not diaspora voters, these are one of the country's most educated sect. There should be a bill allowing them to vote. NDC lawmakers should push for it.