₦airaland Forum

I sell for 1500. I buy at 1250 wholesale. Lol

Very shameful. APC is full of crooks.

Reaction is weighted against actiob and never in isolation.

Ola9ja23:
All these 2k agents of Agulu fraudster 😂🤣😂

We all know the reason why all of you are sad is not bcs of Fubara or Rivers people but for the sake of votes you want to get from Rivers.

Peter Obi will never become Nigeria president.

Take him to your Biafra Republic and makes him your president

Votes to be gotten by Obi in Rivers is sure to be huge. The issue is for those votes not to be hijacked by wike for Tinubu. The Obidiebts are right to support anyone but Wike in Rivers politics.

FSBoperator:
Oh the guy is going to get picked up for sure.

These are the crimes he broke :

1. Arson.

2. Destruction of private property

3. Criminal mischief.

4.. Tampering with election material. Yes, unlawful destruction or tampering of an election poster is considered as tampering with election materials .

Electoral Offences (Electoral Act 2022)
Destruction of Election Materials (Section 126): A campaign billboard is considered an election material. Snatching or destroying any election material is an offence punishable by 24 months (two years) in prison.

The Police can also arraign him for arson and willful destruction of private property
Under Nigerian law, a person tried for arson for the willful destruction of a campaign billboard faces severe penalties as outlined in the Criminal Code Act.

Primary Charge (Section 443): A campaign billboard is legally considered a "structure." Therefore, wilfully and unlawfully setting fire to it constitutes arson, which is a felony punishable by life imprisonment.
Attempted Arson (Section 444):

Even if the attempt to set the fire fails, the individual can be charged with attempted arson, which is a felony carrying a penalty of fourteen years' imprisonment.

... data boy in action.

Lets see if yekini will go after him when he will not go after thugs who redirected vote in 2023.

Jakumo:
I am merely expressing my utter bafflement about the length of time it is taking to pinpoint the location of the kidnappers and their victims, bearing in mind the fact that drones capable of spotting people by day or night even if they are hidden under tree cover are readily available in Oyo State. If you take time to read what I have written, you will agree that the intent is NOT "propaganda", but is an urgent call for more effective use of aerial surveillance drones which are ALREADY in the possession of the military AND of the civilian Amotekun corps.

I own multiple hobby-grade drones whose capabilities are nowhere near the specifications of the drones that are already in possession of the government and Amotekun corps, but the knowledge I have gained over the years of operating drones is the reason I know how easily and quickly the kidnappers and their captives SHOULD have been located once the first distress call had been recorded.

Code Templar, I take exception to your opinion that this topic could be construed as "propaganda" when it is actually an expression of growing impatience over the slow pace at which drone surveillance is being utilized. It is a known fact that ARMED drones are already in the Nigerian police inventory, so it is tragic that foot patrols where sent into harm's way without the option of aerial location and attack being deployed as the first and primary response to this unfolding tragedy.

In your first comment you were talking about mines and ambushes. I find those outrageous.
Even if 10,000 rescuers get killed, that's no excuse to not have them in sight as we speak.

youngEmelex:
I have been reading a lot of reports on social media handles trying to claim that the recent bandit attack in Oyo state is a sign that even the south has been surrounded by jihadists. Now this is an isolated case of criminality not Jihad. Niger Delta youths were once heavily involved in this kidnapping for ransome business before they were granted amnesty by late President Yaradua. Imo state governor granted such amnesty last year too. It's obvious some Fulani militias have spread across the states of Nigeria with the same format of kidnapping for ransome used in the Niger Delta. Amnesty and dialogue can also work in this case as proposed by Gumi or each state should have their own police or equip their communities to tackle these crimes.

What you call Niger Delta youth is actually oil producing community. In ND, they regard you by your community input and not some arabian brainwashing spiritual movement. There is no ND amnesty in the real sense but a community by community based amnesty that rewarded those who were active in the struggle alone. Not whole communities.

Jakumo is a well known military/pro-govt mouthpiece. Your explanatiom makes no sense and thus comes across as propaganda.

madridguy:
If Fubara like, let him be wearing Asiwaju's cap everywhere, he's over for him as a governor. As a man, we must learn to abide by gentleman agreement.

gentleman agreement to redirect all state money to one unpopular drunkard who is fantasizing about being president.

omoredia:
Fubara left a demòn of wike and went to a deviI in Tinubu for help 😆

forgetting that demons work for the devil than for God.

Thats why he was loyal to gbaja expecting protection from him but gbaja too is just a boy to oga pata pata Yekini.

Mynd44:
As much as you are right, we need to talk about how a scam app was able to get the thieves access into his bank account.

Note that he didn't download a fake Opay app, he already had Opay so how was that scam app able to access his bank accout?


No SMS OTP, No mail, no verification at all. If this is true, then it shows how unsafe opay is rather than blame the user

OPay is built upon Android OS which has its own flaws. Very possible for a secure opay to be manipulated via Android OS.

bleepmate:
Opay isn't safe again...

If a third party app can gain access without any form of verification or OTP and withdraw your funds, then we ain't safe any no longer.

OP, I advice you follow up opay customer care service.

The app could have done that while he knew nothing.

WizardOfNG:
The problem with Nigeria is structural even though I can partially agree with you we also have many in leadership who have no business leading.

what aspect of the structure is flawed.

If the price can come down to 10k.

Eat 10 wraps of pounded yam, cocoa yam and bushmeat dem dem.

Gotocourt:
JAMB Roots: He actually started his career as an NYSC corper working inside JAMB, so he knows the system inside out.

Expertise: He’s been a consultant for NECO, NABTEB, and various ministries on ICT systems and exam integrity.


Just to justify his appointment

now you are talking. Schooled in Nigeria? I doubt because of that professor at 39 part.

Worked or graduated there?

By being a moe-run. Hurtss.

MarketDispatch:
Is Dangote using iPhone 17?

Go and consult your mirror for that also.

Expect a lot of motivational speakers to start ranting. Leave them alone ooo.

Oxb90:
This is all we hear on a daily basis.

What happens to mentioning the names of all enablers of terror acts in Nigeria or are they ghost.

You prefer to sacrifice all Nigerians than bringing to book the perpetrators of terror acts on the people you swore to protect.

This evil political party took Nigeria that was making steady growths in all economic indices to a forbidden level.

For eight whole years buhari was busy blaming the PDP. Nigerians thought the blame game would expire with Bubu. This wan don dey use almost four years to blame everyone except himself.

APC and blaming are like bread and butter.

I dont believe in coutering lies with lies.

Counterigbolies:
which power does he have to deal with them?

What tinubu is facing, if your agulu fraud sees half he will just run away to another country

deranged talk. Same power GEJ had to deal with them.

Mariangeles:
Whose fault was that?
How much was one dollar to naira before Tinubu assumed office?

naira floating to me, is more understandable. What i cannot process, is ditching of productive subsidy like petrol for unproductive ones like religion.

This man is a moe-run oooo.
What about the insecurty before you? Which cabal is reesponsible for that?

Once local sellling price skyrocketed, we had to buy it all to and eat. Foreign market can wait.

Mopolchi:
Upon wetin SA dey do Naija pipu over there, dem don rush to invest their money for inside Naija person refinery.

are they cooking meth or dealing opiods here like we do there?

In the whole of Africa the refinery stands out. No projects comes close in impact.
Kenyan highways and rail, inflated and thus burdensome.
Tanzanian rail, inflated n thus a plague to taxpayers
Nigerian highways of fraud, inflated, unneeded and thus a pain in the arse.

The useless govt will always pretend. If it is good governance protest, they have manpower. To rescue innocent citizens, wahala.

Sultan of Sokoto i guess.