₦airaland Forum

Maobichek:
Jesus converted water into vine wine, it was vine wine that they have in Israel then and the chairman of the occasion confirmed it when he rebuked the groom on why he brought a bad wine and later the good one, not knowing that Jesus converted water into the later vine wine served at the occasion.

My question to you is: have you seen and tested original Israel vine wine? It has alcohol in it; go to any Anglican church and take their communion, alcohol is what Anglican church uses as the communion, thank you.

adenigga:
Check Bible very well , that chapter is rightly quoted and there's no confirmation that Jesus converted water into alcoholic wine. Don't you know we have fruits wine, so how can we quickly submitted that Jesus turned water into wine, what type? Lets research
Read through and decipher the interpretation......

CyynthiaKiss:
https://dailypost.ng/2026/01/20/truth-now-speaking-for-itself-presidency-on-reports-ipob-behind-christian-genocide-claims/?fbclid=IwZnRzaAPcpMlleHRuA2FlbQIxMQBzcnRjBmFwcF9pZAo2NjI4NTY4Mzc5AAEedRHO7hzkakWA_yMJTiVYXRTO3SDfluBSTFN4384Bxt1iTPsQ31IU6ZrpLEw_aem_zcc9tFDSenG3qfPwtoNhHQ#mkmwtemxhl15lbz8ti

Savedday2:
You see why I say that SIM is a very weak governor?

Imagine, is during Wike administration the 26 law maker collected these moneys without execution and try to impeach Wike!

I just can't wait for Wike to disgrace that weak governor out of that place.

The annoying part is that, the "Madam" of a governor is hoping on Tinubu to save his ass. But what he doesn't know is that this time around, Tinubu hands is thighed.

tiswell:
Now that's some great news


Congratulations 🎉👏 to arsenal FC in advance



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TruthU87:
As Death Toll Reaches 80 After U.S. Attack on Venezuela; ABC News Frames Delta Force Killings as Self-Defense


Source: ABC NEWS
https://abcnews.go.com/Politics/ate-inside-meticulously-planned-operation-capture-maduro/story?id=128871919

adenigga:
Source: https://dailypost.ng/2026/01/04/trump-has-caged-you-wants-to-remove-you-from-office-primate-ayodele-warns-tinubu

Flangelo12:
Punctuations dey hard you .

FaAbData:
Yeah, that's it. He'll simply do that.
But it's more than that. This show 1 or 2 (maybe sponsored) persons dislike him already in ADC. Else what's byue big deal here. Even if he's wrong is Gombe call him out in this manner in public?

This could be the beginning of another wahala

Putindbutt:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zna2f60jODU


https://dailypost.ng/2025/12/27/2027-gov-makinde-pockets-tinubus-n50bn-then-turns-back-against-him-fayose/

orevasco:
Goal nigeria

robosky02:
https://guardian.ng/sport/fifa-rule-shifts-nigeria-vs-egypt-friendly-to-december-16/

Chegesnd:
Excerpts from Arnold's previous column that got deep -
"Reno doesn’t lie like most liars. He lies calm, cool, constant. Up close, he’s reptilian. Chilling. Soulless. Yet so charming."

DamnnNiggarr:
Queen of the Rosary College (QRC) Onitsha Is A well-known Catholic girls’ secondary school in Onitsha, Anambra State

One of the mission schools originally managed by the Catholic Church

Known for strong academics, discipline, and moral formation

One of the schools returned to the Church by the Anambra State Government, which helped boost overall education performance in the state


It’s actually one of the most reputable girls’ schools in Eastern Nigeria.

Christ the King College (CKC) Onitsha is one of Nigeria’s most prestigious Catholic boys’ secondary schools in Nigeria.

Founded in 1933 by the Catholic Mission

Known for academic excellence, discipline, sports (especially football), and leadership grooming

Among the mission schools returned to the Church in Anambra, after which performance improved significantly statewide

The alma mater of many prominent Nigerians across politics, business, academia, sports, and the clergy


CKC is widely regarded as one of the top boys’ schools in Eastern Nigeria and has a long-standing reputation for producing well-rounded students.

St. Charles College, Onitsha

Is a Catholic mission secondary school for boys,

Located in Onitsha, Anambra State

Known for solid academics, discipline, and character formation

Like CKC and QRC, it is part of the network of mission schools that were taken over by the government and later returned to the Church

Benefited from the renewed mission-school structure that boosted education quality in Anambra

Has produced many successful alumni across different fields, similar to CKC and QRC


It forms part of the trio of historic mission schools in Onitsha often highlighted for their strong legacy in education.

EdonhappenTv45:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qf83x55hCqY

Kobicove:
Rest In Peace Jimmy Cliff!

"I don't wanna dance, dance with the baby no more

I never do something to hurt now

I don't wanna dance don't wanna dance, I don't wanna dance don't wanna daaance..."

Great100000:
[b]Alleged Genocide: US Congressman Says Trump May Adopt Sanctions Than Military Action In Nigeria



Sources: https://saharareporters.com/2025/11/12/alleged-genocide-us-congressman-says-trump-may-adopt-sanctions-military-action-nigeria

https://tribuneonlineng.com/trumps-threat-new-twist-as-us-congressman-proposes-sanction-on-nigeria/

https://www.google.com/amp/s/punchng.com/killings-us-lawmaker-allays-invasion-fear-as-fg-engages-trump/%3famp

FreeStuffsNG:
https://punchng.com/naval-officer-in-face-off-with-wike-breached-the-law-san/

owobokiri:
Face the message.., leave the messenger..
Stop gaslighting and quit your despicable attempt at character assassination.., rather provide verifiable facts to back up your position

Ofunaofu:
Mike Arnold, Tinubu just doesn’t get it and neither do his supporters. They are busy clandestinely turning this into a tribal, religious, and divisive campaign that is doing no one any good but instead hurting the Tinubu regime in its entirety.

One may really ask: why are they against Trump but not against the terrorists and bandits?

hisexcellency34:
https://www.facebook.com/share/1A1tNrqM2k/ koo

Meerahbel:
Yes, protest is a constitutional right — and a sacred one at that. It's the instrument through which the voiceless can be heard and the powerful can be held accountable. But it is important not to confuse discomfort with disorder, nor should we dismiss inconvenient protests simply because of the personality or tactics of those leading them.

Omoyele Sowore is a polarizing figure, no doubt. His methods are often provocative, and his style confrontational. But sometimes, in a system where decades of silence have bred apathy and injustice, confrontation becomes a necessary tool. It’s worth remembering that many of the rights we now take for granted were won not through “polite” lobbying, but through disruptive, uncomfortable, and often unpopular protests.

The July 21 protest — whether perfect or flawed in execution — brought national attention to an issue that is real and urgent: the shameful neglect of police retirees. These are men and women who served Nigeria, many under dangerous and thankless conditions, only to be abandoned when they needed the country most. That their cause is now being discussed, even if through controversy, is a form of impact.

Yes, some videos showed shoving, and that should not be condoned. Physical altercations with security operatives are serious matters, and should be addressed through appropriate legal processes. However, they must be examined within the context of protest environments, which are often tense, emotionally charged, and reactive — especially when protesters feel stonewalled or provoked themselves. Selective outrage over a single incident shouldn’t erase the legitimacy of the underlying issue.

The criticism that Sowore’s lost eyeglasses became a distraction is fair — but also slightly unfair. Protest leaders, like all humans, have moments of personal vulnerability. The fact that his glasses became part of the post-protest narrative doesn’t mean the retirees’ issues were forgotten. In fact, one could argue that the drama made more people aware of the protest in the first place. Awareness, no matter how it's triggered, is the first step toward change.

Regarding the choice of protest location — the Police Force Headquarters — it may not have direct responsibility for pension disbursement, but it is the symbolic and administrative heart of the institution. In activism, symbols matter. And taking the protest to that symbolic location was likely a deliberate strategy to demand attention and stir conversation at the highest levels.

It’s also important to separate the man from the message. Whether or not one likes Sowore, his presence should not delegitimize the struggle of police retirees. Dismissing the protest because of his past actions or perceived ego is akin to throwing out an entire petition because you don’t like the handwriting.

Finally, the suggestion that he should be arrested or invited for questioning must be handled with caution. We must resist the temptation to criminalize dissent, especially in a democracy. Protesters pushing boundaries should be debated, not silenced. If a crime was committed, let the courts decide — but let’s not normalize the idea that vocal activism is in itself a security threat.

At the end of the day, we should care less about whether Sowore gained attention, and more about whether the retired officers get justice. The energy should go into fixing a broken pension system, not discrediting the loudest person calling it out.

boysco:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZRDD9dqxtk0?si=PyigngaQanfhxhh9


Immigration Officer Ugochukwu Orji from Isi Ala Ngwa, Abia State, who recently made headlines for refusing a ₦10 million bribe and an iPhone from an Enugu-based doctor named Ezeani, has been warmly welcomed back to Abia.

At an event originally organized to honor Governor Alex Otti in Ngwa, Officer Orji is also being celebrated for his unwavering integrity and dedication to duty.

Glimpsetv:
Summary:
A Nigerian woman based abroad, ABG, has gone viral after pledging $10,000 to have singer Speed Darlington arrested for allegedly being involved with a 15-year-old girl. In her video, she criticized him for calling out stars like Burna Boy and Diddy in the past, yet now being linked to such a serious scandal. Although Speed later claimed it was a publicity stunt, the Lagos State DSVA has referred the case to NAPTIP for investigation. The story continues to spark outrage online.