₦airaland Forum

nlfpmod:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yysg7nHHEeA?si=wfnhLMwtvOr4Et9s

dododawa1:
https://www.google.com/amp/s/businessday.ng/bd-weekender/article/2-countries-without-a-university/%3famp

Morbeta11:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=smPGOVKlcGM?si=FAn_pJ-9Ah2mEJQl



https://x.com/DudespostingWs/status/1958909750982135833?t=vkhbeiRu67gO1q-Q22OwlA&s=08[/quote]The wife will come back 😅



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Blankstare:
Sell Bruno! Sell Bruno asap. Hes like a clog in that team

pansophist:
Calm down, everyone does it. The company knows you will eat it, but they will tell you to trash it becuase they do not want to bear any responsibility if anything happens to you due to dietary concerns.

It is also why supermarket trash unsold fresh foods for the day because they have been sued many times by those they decided to give the food for free.

oldguyman:
Nigerians and over doing everything. So everything is to be put online...And tomorrow if the company patch their law she will be the first person to say they are targeting us. We are not the only people with mobile phone and internet access. Let learn to keep low profile and stop putting everything online.

Bankowner:
Another example of the Abuja rice pyramid. Nigeria and the penchant for window dressing to deceive are five and six.

AOB1:
No problem go and sell the benz, I wish you good luck on your next car because police will still disturb you

meobizy:
The euphoria from her record has died down. Time for a new record.

motayoayinde:
Not just cowbell milk.
Nearly all brands of "milk" being sold in Nigeria is fake!

Even the "real" ones (full cream) contain just a small % of real milk in them. They're mostly coconut extracts.

And some are absolutely not milk. They're Non-dairy products, sold and consumed as milk by most Nigerians.

RESPECT002:
Coincidentally,I just finish drinking the cowbell and I stumbled upon this post....
Hmmmmm, it is well..
I ask the seller for Milo 3 in one ,she said she doesn't have,I just have to buy the cowbell, being that it is late already and I needed to take something before taking my drug.
God help us in this country oooo

colizee:
Who buys cowbell these days

To be honest i can't remember when last i saw it displayed on shops.

kings59:
People are out there to kill. I

I'm still recovering from fake custard I bought

I took one spoon after making it and it was tasting salty like they added detergent to it.

I turned on my tap to dispose the custard I made and it was foamy.

Humans are just wicked.

I'm recovering, and it's day 3.

press9jatv:

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

I will never advise my son to play for this country— Ex-Super Eagles Defender, Taribo West says as he Laments Neglect of Late Peter Rufai, Slams NFF and Lagos State at Funeral

Former Super Eagles defender, Taribo West, could not hold back his emotions on Friday as he spoke to journalists at the funeral of ex-Nigeria goalkeeper, Peter Rufai.

The ex-Inter Milan star, visibly shaken, expressed deep grief over the treatment meted out to Rufai after retirement, describing it as a sh@meful reflection of how Nigeria handles its football heroes.

“I share the p@ins and burdens with the Rufai family,” West said. “It is dishe@rtening that Lagos State and the Nigerian Football Federation dropped the buck on them.

This is not how a nation should treat those who gave everything on the field.”

Struggling to keep his emotions in check, West recounted how the news of Rufai’s de@th hit him harder than the loss of his own parents.

“When my mother passed, I didn’t shed tears. When my father d+ed in my hands, I didn’t cry.

But when Rufai d+ed, I had goosebumps and tears rolled down my cheeks. What kind of nation treats its heroes like this?”

The former defender accused football authorities of neglect, pointing to similar cases of late Nigerian stars Stephen Keshi, Rashidi Yekini, and Thompson Oliha, all of whom, he said, were abandoned in their final years.

“Imagine a family crying and begging among themselves just to raise money to bury a national hero.

That is m@dness,” West fumed. “With this kind of example, I would never advise my son to play for this country. Do we even have a football federation in this Nigeria?”

Taribo West ended his remarks by urging authorities to wake up to their responsibilities in honoring and supporting retired players who s@crificed for the country.

by Julie Sports Radio Brila FM

LucyLuchee:
Nonye Soludo Wins 2025 Humanitarian Award For Healthcare, Child Support Advocacy

CJStarz:
Hia, which one or who be Gehgeh? Nigerians sef, one week, one distraction

Bet9jaVirtual:
Those people made our childhood fun

Respect them

This is a very good means to preach and let married people know that you should not invest in crypto
Same way u should do a DNA test even if you married a virgin

immortalcrown:
What a joke!

But 40 characters are needed to call the joke what it is.

MatrixReloaded:
Don't touch what doesn't belongs to you, if you must return it to appropriate authority for replacement to the rightful owner. It's that simple. If you want a safe society it begins with you.

NewDigitalWorld:
Guys, please this is just for funs.

Thank You and enjoy.

seunlayi:
Please suggest one for me

Prenonjebose:
Those stupid miscreants must be prosecuted. Someone was posted to your state to serve, and you treat her like that. They need to be made examples of. Anything short of dismissal is nonsense. The corp member should also demand for hefty compensation from the state government, and then relocate, if possible, from that place.

Chilipepper:
Nigerian Born Home Birth Influencer Charged With Manslaughter After Baby's Death




https://www.facebook.com/share/16d3d2SCzX/

JuanDeDios:
You'd be surprised what a skillful detective can do with that.

Glimpsetv:
Summary:

CCTV footage shows the moment Gbenga Obama was robbed of his gold chain in broad daylight at Fadeyi Aladura Street, Ikeja. Armed robbers fired a shot, chased him into an office, snatched the chain, and escaped on a waiting motorcycle.

God1000:
https://www.vanguardngr.com/2025/08/2baba-wizkid-flavour-lead-billboards-afrobeats-top-songs-of-all-time-full-list/?

kayttah:
Nice one. Man em. Saka eze madueke will bang lot of goals this season

Procashtips:
Almost 42 years
A freelance/independent consultant
With 2 children (Almost 6 and Almost 4)
Wife working.

Lost it all in bad collaboration, fraudulent investments, bad/wrong investments and also theft.

Got an asset that can give him ₦20m after debts are paid.
How does he bounce back with the above?

Rent is 2m annually
School fees is 300-350k termly.
Feeding ₦150k+ monthly
Others: ₦100k monthly


If you are in his shoes, what are you going to do?

He plans to be responsible for running the house this time around without relying on assistance from the wife to restore sanity/orderliness.

Advice him from the point of financial and career stability,

Racoon:
Normally, the instruction is to always turn off phones according to ICAO standard. However, some flying passengers are often obstinate to this safety instruction. I strictly observed same when I flew from Abuja to Lagos

Scozay:
https://saharareporters.com/2025/08/18/f9-english-fail-maths-anambra-apc-candidate-ukachukwus-1986-gce-result-surfaces-online




https://x.com/ChidiOdinkalu/status/1957492686174273990?t=E5lVQ2O8CWAhY-M_f1DtWA&s=19[/quote]At what age did he take this GCE? Check the photo