₦airaland Forum

Owambe is always this people's number one priority. Meanwhile the Fulani horde is gradually creeping down to Lagos. Emir of Eko incoming.

saintopus:
This may scare away potential foreign investors to the country

This is how it's done in the West. There are dangers due to a monopoly. Use Google, it is free!

This man should leave all this in the past where it belongs and focus on his performance for Gala this season. Gala gave Juve 5-2 yesterday Champions League and baba no score 1 goal meanwhile him dey lineup. God abeg ooo!! This man seriously needs to mature up!

Russian recruiter dey disguise!

anonimi:
Why have southerners allowed this to happen?

What stopped southerners from organising successful coups after the 5 indisciplined Majors failed in January 1966?

In any case, by next year, southerners would have been president for 17 years and northerners would have been president for 11 years since the return to democracy in 1999.

If you add the 1st and 2nd republics then the south would have 23 years compared with 15 years in the north.

Mr oga. At this point, the average Southerner wants to be de-amalgamated from the Hausa-Fulani north. It is not our responsibility to fix their issues that their greedy leaders have created for them. Remember how these Fulani bandits entered Nigeria in the first place. Imported by northern leaders to oppose Jonathan during the election.

anonimi:
Where is Edo State?

Is it in the north of Nigeria?
Or is it in the south south of Nigeria




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

I am a Delta man, but you're right. However Bini people have what it takes to spiritually deal with the issue. It has gotten to that stage yet maybe because this is happening in Esan land, not Bini territory.

dederocs:
Chickens coming home to roost

Their wicked northern leaders have ruled Nigeria the most and see what they have become. Worse off than even before the British came.

They sha should not migrate down to the South South. Enjoy your Muslim-Muslim.

Is the Energy not in the Niger-Delta? Why is the bank sited in Abuja? Clowns. De-amalgamation go show you parasites pepper!!

Very few native South South have oil blocs, are in senior positions in the oil and gas agencies or heading any of the major ones. Omo the day this de-amalgamation hits ehnn!!! The rest of una go feel am die!!!

De-amalgamation now!! Trump! Netanyahu!! Where art thou??!!

Kukutente23:
Fubara sef
The man get for body no be small
Imagine 100k
Is it for garri or ewa
And why has he refused to present the budget this time around?
Man needs to be careful o

People are you are what is very wrong with Nigeria. Is the 100k their own money besides the exorbitant salary and entitlements they are already getting?

De-amalgamation is coming soon!

mrvitalis:
Any South South person that thinks a Yoruba president would ever open South South ports is living in a fools paradise

It's only an Igbo president that would make South South port work only an Igbo president

North doesn't care really

Please remove Niger Delta from your agenda. We are not Ibos. We don't want to be associated with any of the so-called big 3 tribes. We don't speak the same language as Ibo people, we don't have the same culture as Ibo, we don't even wear the same clothes as you people. You 3 big tribes (Ibo, Hausa/Fulani and Yoruba) are all equally useless, if not Nigeria will not be the trash it is today. Don't think we coast men of 2025 are weak to allow what Ojukwu did to the Niger Delta during the civil war to re-occur again.

In normal countries around the world, retired military commanders are no longer in the chain of command. Only active military commanders on active duty are in the chain of command. I am not sure why things in Nigeria are always upside down. The young military officer was on an illegal duty. Democracy or not, it's very clear that Nigerian military personnel don't rate Nigerian civilians and have no respect for the Nigerian civil rule of law. Especially those from the north who look down with disdain on Southern civilians. Well all this madness will end eventually.

Salewa97:
How many passports have been seized unlawfully before now?

The narrative is just too one sided.

Akpabio had his reasons

Shut up your dirty mouth please!!! There is no court order to seize her passport. The Senate President does not have the legal authority to directly authorize Immigration to seize a citizen's passport. It is people like you that are supporting this rubbish version of democracy Nigeria has.

yoruba people will use you and dump you

When you keep electing wicked and nonchalant leaders who lack vision, just because they are from your tribe or religion, even God will ignore you.

There is nothing good about you so-called big tribes. Unfortunately the rest of us have to suffer the consequences of your greed, waywardness and nonsense.

A tribe that worships money and does not challenge people with questionable sources of income.

Too much fake and bad cooking oil around

These Northerners have ruled this country the most since 1960. If they were good people, Nigeria will be like the UAE or Saudi Arabia by now. Instead they elect nonsense leaders based on religion and tribalism. Most Federal parastatals and ministries are corrupt and inept because they are filled with these people. The true God in heaven never sleeps. Let them reap what they have sown. My sympathies to the true innocents and good ones amongst them.

Mirasteel:
Successful Nigerian men hardly settle for Nigerian women.

Dem go use daily billings and entitlement kill person!

bolaayenimo:
See the tout that wants to become Awujale of Ijebuland

\What money cannot do in yorubaland does not exist.

Hamachi:
You’re not lying—there’s a lot to be angry about. From Lekki to Maitama, even our so-called "prime" areas still struggle with the basics: no water, no stable light, terrible roads, zero planning. We’ve normalised hardship to the point where fixing basic things feels like a luxury. It’s exhausting.

But before we conclude that “something is wrong with Nigerians,” we need to pause.

Most Nigerians are not lazy, stupid, or unaware. In fact, they’re some of the most hardworking, creative, and resilient people on the planet. The problem isn’t the people—it’s the system that has consistently failed them.

Imagine a country where people dig their own boreholes, install their own solar, build private security, and still have to bribe someone for basic documents. That’s not because they're “ghetto” by nature—it’s because the structure forces individuals to carry the burden of government.

Look at Nigerians abroad: same black skin, different system—yet they thrive. So it’s not about “Black people” or even “Africa” leaving Nigeria behind. It’s about leadership, accountability, and planning. Other African countries like Rwanda, Botswana, and Namibia are making progress because systems are being allowed to work—even if imperfectly.

So yes, the situation is frustrating. But blaming the people is like blaming passengers for a plane crash caused by the pilot.

What we need is radical reform, honest leadership, and citizens who refuse to give up. Until then, we’ll keep seeing potential wasted and ghettos wearing designer roofs.

My parents moved abroad a few years ago and are permanent legal residents on a pathway to citizenship. If you see as dem both fresh now. You will start wondering if there is a powerful demonic principality or evil primordial entity hovering over Nigeria.

bukitt:
Agungi on Monday morning.


quote author=Cullinane post=136363115]People in that axis arguably pay the most in individual income taxes in Lagos. So what is the LASG using their tax money to do? The Lekki Epe expressway has lots of large holes in the road. Flood drainage is a serious issue. The Agungi axis road where my friend stays is always flooded all through the year even during dry season. The 2 nearby canals don't seem to be working. Overgrown with weeds and not even cleared or plastered with concrete. Or is it because the entire Lekki-Aja axis did not vote for the governor last election? What is going on and when will Nigerians say enough is enough?

Mad ooo! My friend has been there for over 8 years. Same story. She has had enough and will be moving out in Dec when her rent expires. Rust don kill her car wheels and under the car. Always repairing car every 2 months. And Lagos flood is salty water. Very bad for cars