₦airaland Forum

Emeskhalifa:
Just some few questions.

1. Why does the world need Nuclear weapons in the first place?

2. Why are some countries allowed Nuclear weapons while some cannot and will never be allowed to have?

3. If peace is what we are all about, why can't those with existing nuclear weapons destroy theirs?

4. If they won't destroy all the nuclear weapons in their possession, does that not mean they have a motive for keeping them?

Morbeta11:
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DCmonster:
One of my uncle was able to conjour meats from the big pot where women were cooking far away from us during a burial ceremony because he said the meat is ready but the women don't know yet. He asked for a plate, covered it and said some incantations and boom meat filled the plate.
We were all shocked, but we all are it together with our alcohol.

He also smoked a cigarette and thereafter turned the filter to money after he finished smoking.

He then said with all the power he has now, he is going to open a church and name it prophetic ministry because opening a shrine isn't in vogue anymore.

He is currently in Abuja today running a growing ministry.😂

If you are going to a signs and wonder or prophetic church your own done finish.😂

Bestwt001:
This is a bold and much-needed clarification from the CDS. The constant mischaracterisation of these attacks as mere “clashes” downplays the real issues on ground. It's high time political leaders took decisive steps—especially regarding land rights and proper livestock management. Open grazing has outlived its time, and the innocent blood being spilled, like in Yelwata, is a national tragedy that demands urgent action. The military can only do so much; the real solution must come from political will and justice.

Dannyset:
Despite all the explanations you still can't comprehend his point?

You think everything is by shooting guns. The Benue issue has been there for years despite the deployment of lethal force. Tell me what has changed.

If this is not resolved politically, it will continue for years non stop. Same applies to Plateau and Taraba

ebucha:
Never mock others when their house is burning because the table may turn around. They were all over the social media celebrating the attacks on Benue state. Today it's their turn.

Samogloby:
This is the response I was expecting to see. What do you want Atiku to do?

Rapmoney:
My candid advice for men who are 35+ is to avoid Genz girls by all means. These category of girls do not actually think the way you think, neither do they see what you see. Their mentality and yours is so wide apart like Africa and Australia. Your plans and vision don't matter to these people. They are only concerned about the present; what they can collect and move ahead with alacrity.

Make you no go use your 7 months salary take sponsor holiday trip for one girl wey go leave you within a twinkling of an eye.

franugo:
Crime pays obviously,,, but only for a while, be legit!

Lookmun:
Two things are critical for any subsidy removal policy to make the people better off. They are accountability and empathy. These two factors will not only get the people’s buy-in but will ensure that the policy has a successful outcome. Just like I argued about NNPC way back that if all you do is remove fuel subsidy, without addressing root causes, there would be a spiraling infation and yet the funds derived from the project will just end up in private pockets. At the end of the day the people would be worse off.

Accountability is showing workings to the letter and not just shouting “see governors are getting more money.” The question is isn’t FG getting more money too? When Indonesia started their phased subsidy removal in 2015, they ensured that they showed the use of the funds clearly and unambiguously. That helped the people to gain trust. Furthermore, on empathy, the critically invested in “shock absorbers” in a very transparent manner. This way, people could trust them to implement phase 2 since they had earned trust in phase 1. Before you knew it, the subsidies were all gone but it was done conveniently and transparently.

Agbegbaorogboye:
What is fx arbitrage? Fx arbitrage simply means buying fx cheap and selling at a higher price for profit.
The official and parallel rates still lag till today. The gap has closed up but there's still a gap. The difference is the access to mop up dollars has reduced.
But if you think arbitrage has stopped then I have an ocean to sell to you

Agbegbaorogboye:
Rotus is wrong here. Floating the currency in a knee jerk manner did not pay the fx backlog neither did it increase fx inflow
Nigeria had to borrow and issue bonds to get fx into the system.
Worse still, our currency became the worst performing in Africa due to the policy and is still at an abysmal 1500/ $1 rate with attendant inflationary pressures.
Floating the naira was a bad idea.
Even CBN had to later come out to deny floating the naira

zoer:
How will a grown up married man be lying like this.....this narration can't hold water even in a court of 200L Law students.

Maxymilliano:
Lol ... So that gave you the legal rights to shut down the counters without putting other passengers into consideration

Bowwow11:
You should have consider your position in the country before brandishing such shameful act in the public pace why blocking the access point preventing others not to gain access in. Sorry to say this but you are not worthy to be called a distinguish senator of the federal Republic of Nigeria. It's a pity the country has become so bad to the extent that those assigned to make laws are the ones broken the laws.

wink2015:
Counter View: When Policy Lacks Compassion, It Breeds Frustration
While Air Peace has issued a strong statement condemning the conduct of a prominent Nigerian politician at the Lagos airport, it is equally important to reflect on the part the airline’s policies and customer service may have played in escalating the situation.

Yes, flight schedules are important, and timely departures are necessary. But what happens when a passenger — prominent or not — arrives barely 20 minutes before departure and is denied boarding without any flexibility or empathy? In many parts of the world, airlines make room for discretion in such borderline cases, especially when passengers are within the terminal and flights have not yet physically left the gate.

Air Peace’s zero-tolerance policy for aggression is commendable — no one supports violence or disorderly behavior. However, zero tolerance should not become a shield for zero accountability. If a high-profile figure like Senator Oshiomhole can be caught in such a frustrating situation, it begs the question: how often do ordinary Nigerians suffer silently under rigid procedures and impersonal treatment?

Rather than doubling down on bureaucracy, Air Peace should also address the core issue: customer experience. Was there proper communication before the gate closed? Were staff trained to manage such situations with professionalism and empathy? Was the customer — like many others — treated with dignity in that critical moment of distress?

This incident is not just about a politician’s behavior. It is a wake-up call for Nigerian aviation operators to reassess how they balance operational efficiency with humane service. Air Peace may have followed procedure, but it failed in perception and empathy — and in aviation, those count too.

No passenger should be above the rules, but no airline should be above accountability.

cjudy:
But if he was doing bad, you people will include Peter Obi. Una brain they leak oil I swear

iwaeda:
Interesting, these killings are getting too many.

cjudy:
APC zone B here will soon say Otti is only painting road and audio project. They’re expecting him to fail so they can mock Peter but for where, he stood his ground and shaming all Zone B here for nairaland

flokii:
This one is probably still living under her parents roof.. resson she is thinking in that manner.
What you pay for house rent is a function of the location. If you can endure the stress, live very far away from work (but consider security and your health) and pay less, but if you think otherwise, pay slightly higher and be in close proximity to your place of work.

No one size fits all solution.

ObaOfYorubaLand:
So you southwest people have used and dumped her where you usually dump people you used? Good one, the same way you people will also dump other Igbos still supporting Tinubu and apc today....

Karlovych:
It's the usual suspects, Vanquisha, Shaniqua and Lakeisha. Spits!

QuinQ:
Stupid saying that everyone keeps parroting. Please explain to me how interests are permanent.
There's nothing permanent in life

chrisxxx:
This was how you people deceived him from your dot states. Which APC is Fubara joining?
APC has two factions in Rivers State. One is led by Pro-Amaechi followers the other is led by Pro-Wike followers. Should he join Pro-Amaechi he by default is against Tinubu. He can't join the pro-Wike without Wike's approval. Fubara presently is seeing spirits not just spirit. The Sole Adm has discovered some fraudulent transactions that are being flashed before him. Fubara would prefer a safe landing to going back to be governor.
When he said his spirit has left the government house did you think it was a joke?

agulion:
And one fool will come and tell, there is nothing like yoruba Muslims and yoruba Christians, Muric have succeeded in dividing the yorubas into two

muyico:
C how this woman dey scatter Nigeria both online and offline,her next mission is to contt for presidential sit

Globad:
Why should an average Joe be able to afford luxury cars, anywhere in the world?

Eh?

It may be sad if a civil servant isn't able to afford a car for his regular use. There's nothing sad in an average civil servant not being able to afford a luxury car.

Get it right...there's nothing sad in a regular guy not being able to afford a luxury item.

People should stop codedly promoting corruption and other forms of crime