₦airaland Forum

seunmsg:
All you “Yoruba but” out there, it shall never be well with you. And to all you planning for the wiping off of all Yoruba people, we are waiting for you. Bring it on and let’s see how it goes.

ucheagu:
My mum is a single mother lost her husband at an early age, raised four little children on her own without any help from a man or her relative, so you too can do the same.. If you are a single mum at least God have bless you with what some married women lack, hustle, be creative and make legit money, raise your kid and maybe God will also bless you with a man.... Stop searching bcus all you will see are damaged men cuz no responsible man will marry a single mum...

helinues:
Bobloco, this is your alternative account right.

Noted

lendahand:
With a clause...Trump mentioned in his victory rally yesterday that America will own 50% of tiktok for it to have a presence in America. Trump is such a business guru and he came back prepared. He plans to hit the ground running today.

Spy360:
No body is forcing anybody. If Ikwerre man's language is same as that of an Owerri or Umuahia man but he claims not to be Igbo. The Owerri or Umuahia man will surely be confused but will only keep silent and walk away considering the Ikwerre man a fool.

dodoatirice:
Annie was broke, tuface was broke, but it was annie that was with tuface when the both of them were brok and struggling.. men, una dey see shege


How about Tuface was with Annie when annie was broke.

sapele914:
An unrepentant Terrorist, Tufiakpa for this Eyepobian.

Peter Obi, the Presidential candidate of the Labour Party in the 2023 presidential election, has called on authorities to implement stricter measures to address recurring explosions in the country.


Obi made the call while reacting to the tanker explosion that claimed no less than 80 lives in Niger State on Saturday, January 18, 2025.


Over 50 residents sustained varying degrees of burns and were rushed to different hospitals for treatment.

Reacting to the incident, the former Governor of Anambra commiserated with victims families , saying there is a need for a stricter safety measures to address tanker explosion and similar incidents.

He tweeted: “The tragic petrol tanker explosion that occurred along Dikko-Maje Road in the Suleja Local Government Area of Niger State yesterday is truly heartbreaking. Reports indicate that over 70 lives were lost, while more than 50 people were injured in the incident.

“These accidents, which have sadly become increasingly recurrent in recent times, highlight the urgent need for the implementation of stricter safety measures to address the dangers of tanker explosions and similar incidents, which often result in colossal disasters.

“I sincerely commiserate with the families who lost their loved ones in the tragedy. I also extend my condolences to the Government and people of Niger State over this devastating incident. May God grant them, and all of us, the fortitude to bear this loss, eternal rest to the departed, and a swift recovery to the injured.

allthingsgood:
You just love blabbing rubbish.

Benwallt:

A society where children wakes and greets their elders with kicks will surely disintegrate into chaos and lawlessness.

sapele914:
Please put in writing with your official letter head, signed by your humble person, addressed to whom it may concern.

Dindondin:
Bobloco it's for Nigeria to chop snacks left and right.

sapele914:
Oya Bobloco come start your begging .

helinues:
Before you talk am, make I assist you ;

That's all from you

helinues:


What would now happen to Gbadebo? Would he be contesting as Anambra state governor?

Nigeria has been accepted as a partner country in the BRICS bloc, which consists of developing economies. This addition brings one of Africa’s largest economies into the growing alliance of emerging market countries.

Brazil, the current chair of BRICS, stated that Nigeria’s interests align well with those of the other members.

BRICS was originally formed in 2009 by Brazil, Russia, India, and China as a counterbalance to the Group of Seven (G7) leading industrialised nations. South Africa joined the group in 2010.

BRICS, an acronym for Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa, represents a powerful alliance of emerging economies. The bloc has been steadily gaining prominence worldwide, offering a platform for economic and political cooperation among developing nations.

In the previous year, the bloc expanded by admitting Iran, Egypt, Ethiopia, and the United Arab Emirates.

With Nigeria’s inclusion, BRICS now has nine partner countries: Belarus, Bolivia, Cuba, Kazakhstan, Malaysia, Thailand, Uganda, Uzbekistan, and Nigeria.


This formal acceptance as a partner country not only opens up economic opportunities but also fosters strategic partnerships that align with Nigeria’s development objectives.

The decision, announced by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs on Saturday, is expected to open new avenues for economic growth and enhance Nigeria’s global influence.

Key benefits

Economic Growth: Nigerian officials anticipate increased trade with BRICS nations, particularly in sectors like oil and gas, agriculture, and manufacturing.


Investment Influx: The partnership is expected to attract significant foreign direct investment from BRICS countries, funding critical infrastructure projects and creating jobs across the nation.

Technological Advancements: Access to cutting-edge technologies from BRICS nations could accelerate Nigeria’s development in areas like renewable energy, digital infrastructure, and space exploration.

Enhanced Global Influence: As a partner country, Nigeria will gain a stronger voice on the global stage, enabling it to participate in discussions on international issues and influence global decision-making.

Challenges ahead

While the potential benefits are significant, the government faces several challenges such as balancing competing interests. Nigeria will need to carefully balance its relationships with traditional Western partners while deepening ties with BRICS nations.

Economic diversification: Over-reliance on any single economic bloc could pose risks. Nigeria must diversify its economic partnerships to mitigate potential vulnerabilities.

Also, the new development will ensure equitable distribution. Ensuring that the benefits of the BRICS partnership are equitably distributed across the Nigerian population will be crucial.

Road ahead

Nigeria’s journey as a BRICS partner is just beginning. The successful implementation of this partnership will depend on the government’s ability to effectively leverage the opportunities it presents while addressing the associated challenges. This move is expected to have a profound impact on Nigeria’s economic and political landscape in the years to come.

stuffs2002:
Eiyah... You forgot to add that you people also claimed Tinubu was going to Islamise Nigeria
Hasn't Tinubu Islamise Nigeria yet?


I feel sorry for your kind.

stuffs2002:
Just because he put Obi Pandora in his place. Bayo Onanuga did a good job by reminding Obi how much of a liar and hypocrite he is.

Anyone who tells you the truth becomes an ethnic bla bla bla

stuffs2002:
E be like say your brain dey leak.

Bayo Onanuga is not Peter Obi's mate

muykem:
Some of you are very lazy to read and understand before comment. Buhari witness is to give Nigeria a chance to win the case against the said company. Buhari himself is not on trial.

aswani:
Peter Obi is the one who needs to provide evidence and Google is your friend.

NewHe:
It's obvious, Tinubu is doing wonders unfortunately the hates wont accepts this fact!

aswani:
Nice try but this is not what he promised.

He said he will disclose his PERSONAL election expenses, we are still waiting patiently.

Next time wen him prick dey stand becos una Obidients dey hail am, he go mechionu.

sapele914:
Let us wait, Bobloco, Tochi360, racoon come & wail as usual.

Bola Tinubu is your Master yesterday, today & tomorrow.