₦airaland Forum

Women supporting women!! Nkan be !!

The women caf best player should be named after Asisat Oshoala

Kobicove:
That you have classmates is not proof that you actually graduated!

It is one of the proofs

Jesus is the only hope

Not government

Not crypto

henryadex:
Devil in sheep's clothing operating for the kingdom of darkness

Devil?

He lived a terrible life

kaltonga:
Hmm you guys are just been too naive...wait oo so all the reports that bandits have taken over almost all the forest in the South west is not enough for Tinubu to realize that Yoruba land is under siege? Three Obas killed in on day is not enough, Olu Falea kidnapped in his farm, an entire Local government was chased to Benin Republic as refugees is not enough abi, ok you are waiting till it's gets to the scale of Venue and plateau before you know that Yoruba land is technically surrounded abi..For your information, the Fulani third Reich is matching unchallenged from Kwara to Osun, very soon Onni will relocate to Lagos.

I pray this is not true, Nigeria threading the path of Afghanistan .THE UNITED NATION NEEDS TO DECLARE NIGERIA AS ONE OF THE COUNTRIES OF GREAT CONCERN

This Must make front page ... Banditry should not enter south west

Bandits or Boko Haram Attacking the South-West Could Be Tinubu’s Undoing

President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s greatest political strength lies in the South-West — his home region and power base. It was the foundation of his rise to national leadership and remains the strongest pillar of his support. But that support is not unconditional. If bandits or Boko Haram insurgents extend their attacks into the South-West, it could mark the beginning of Tinubu’s political decline.

For years, insecurity has ravaged the North. Nigerians in the South-West have largely watched from a distance, believing their region to be relatively safe. Any major breakdown of security there would be viewed as a personal failure of Tinubu’s leadership. When danger comes close to home, loyalty fades quickly.

The South-West is politically sophisticated and economically vital. Its people expect competent governance and swift action in times of crisis. If kidnappings, killings, or terrorist attacks spread into Oyo, Ogun, Ondo, or Lagos, frustration will rise sharply. Opposition politicians would seize on such events to argue that Tinubu cannot secure even his own backyard.

The result could be a loss of trust among key governors, traditional rulers, and grassroots supporters — the same network that delivered victory in 2023. Once security collapses, rebuilding political confidence becomes far harder than deploying troops.

To avoid this, Tinubu must act decisively. Security agencies must tighten intelligence sharing, strengthen Amotekun operations, and protect highways and rural communities. The government must also address poverty and unemployment, which often feed insecurity.

If the South-West ever begins to feel the same insecurity that has plagued the North, Tinubu’s image as a strong, capable leader will suffer. And once his home base turns against him, his national standing may not survive it

The worst that can happen to TINUBU is Bandits/Boko haram attacking SOUTH WEST. HE WOULD DEFINITELY LOSE SOUTH WEST SUPPORT. WE WILL HAVE TO LOOK FOR AN OUTSIDER.

What does the SW stand to gain? Or what have we gained from your government

Very shameless to say...this should not come from a Christian family

Happy means don't say the truth?

jamafa:
Try dey apply sometimes 😂

No b every time, U go open mouth just talk anything wey dey Ur mouth 😂

Insecurity is a huge problem in Nigeria

Genocide, killing of Christians happen daily in Nigeria

I see Arsenal not winning

Arsenal will find it hard to beat West Ham

There is religious persecution

You cannot worship in churches in some Northern States

In some states, beheading, setting ablaze are still going on

Banditry, church bombings, etc

Wow

WITH THE CURRENT INSECURITY CHALLENGES, AND INFILTRATION OF BOKO HARAM AND BANDITS IN THE MILITARY, I HOPE THAT ONE DAY. NIGERIA WON'T BECOME AFGHANISTAN.

EVEN POLITICIANS WON'T BE SPEARED.

Congratulations and happy birthday to God's servant

There is no need for any theme

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Babanla Fraud

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ARISHEM:
If your phone has infrared you are a big boy. .
If it get Bluetooth you are part of the working class in a big company.
That is when SIM card was N20,000.

after some time , MTN will call that your credit has expired

When?

How is that possible? Those that preach everyday must submit everyday?

I tell you the super falcons is more useful than our big boys

I see Brentford beating Chelsea



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Sonnobax15:

Ok na....

If not for patriotism,I don't see why I should be supporting these our current set of lazy super eagles .

You know want they are doing? They don't want to play AFCON and WC for Nigeria in the same year. They are trying not to qualify for WC

$100k for the father

The way it is going, Bandits might take over Nigeria.I hope one day Nigeria will not become like Afghanistan

richiemcgold:
Alaafin in this picture was not paying homage to the person of Ooni, he was rather paying homage to Ile-Ife, which Ooni symbolizes. Ile-Ife is our source. A flowing river does not forget it's source. That's just it.

we are saying the same thing

I don't know if FIFA can allow the super falcons to play the match?

This is extremely terrible .I heard that they will not be compensated...

Animal farm

While Nigeria struggles, Morocco has become Africa’s benchmark. The Atlas Lions made history by reaching the semi-finals of the 2022 World Cup, the first African nation to do so, and they remain strong contenders in the 2026 qualifiers.

Their success is no accident. Morocco invested heavily in infrastructure, most notably the Mohammed VI Football Academy, which develops talent in world-class facilities. They also prioritized long-term planning, hiring coaches with clear philosophies and backing them consistently. The federation ensures professional management, strong domestic leagues, and close ties with European clubs where many Moroccans play.

The lesson is clear: with vision, investment, and stability, African teams can match the world’s best. Morocco proves that talent alone is not enough—structure and strategy make the difference