₦airaland Forum

cremedelacreme:
Hon Etiba turned from a lawmaker to a lovemaker. Divorce the useless woman let the Hon marry her as second wife.

TechCapon:
dangote refinery is being powered by generators. Lol

I believe he's going to succeed but generation is not the problem, the transmitting/distribution companies are the problem

AMINDA:
Oga, you don't need to lie. Needless lies like these were why Germany rejected you in the first place.

Ofunaofu:
You are in more pains and anguish reason you are irritated by the comment

Mbanda:
Exactly my brother!
Some of us don't really know how bad he is. For you to say this means that you can see beyond what the bulabahs can see.

YoungLionken:
Davido go murder Wizkid no lies...

escortafrik:
Yesterday we talked about the shoes every
Nigerian woman should own… today, let’s talk about the men!

Men’s fashion in Nigeria is evolving, but when it comes to shoes, many guys are either doing too much… or not enough.

The goal isn’t to own plenty shoes.
It’s to own the right ones that actually fit your lifestyle.

Everyday Essentials (What you’ll wear the most)

1. White Sneakers
Clean, versatile, and always correct.
If you don’t have this, start here.

2. Slides
For quick outings, errands, and relaxed days.

3. Leather Sandals
Perfect for the weather. Simple, breathable, and stylish when done right.

4. Running Sneakers
For comfort, movement, and busy days.

Smart & Put-Together
5. Loafers
Effortless and sharp. Works for office, church, and casual events.

6. Derby / Oxford Shoes
Every man needs at least one proper formal shoe.

7. Driving Shoes / Moccasins
Relaxed but still polished. Great for smart casual looks.

8. Chelsea Boots
Not everyday in Nigeria, but perfect for travel, harmattan, or styled evenings.

Style & Statement
9. Monk Strap Shoes
For when you want to stand out without being loud.
10. Suede Loafers
Adds texture and a more elevated finish to your outfit.
11. Statement Sneakers
For casual fits that need personality.

Must Have’s !
12. Rain-Friendly / Waterproof Shoes
Rainy season will test your wardrobe, better to be prepared than uncomfortable.

Join the conversation here ⬇️

escortafrik:
Let’s make this practical because in Nigeria, your shoe choices are not just about style.
They have to survive heat, rain, movement, long events… and still look good.

So this one isn’t just a “fashion list.”
It’s a lifestyle-approved rotation.


https://community.escortafrik.com/d/161-12-shoes-every-nigerian-woman-should-own

360degreess:
It seems Obi is not destined to be president of Nigeria .He took a wrong decision.No southerner presently can defeat Tulumbu

plessis:
A thief wearing a crown is still a thief.

cremedelacreme:
We are Obedients. Anywhere PO goes, we go!

zenburster:
You and the OP Alex Nwankwo, it's Ogun that will kprai both of you and Shopona will take your families.

TimiofAbuja:
If you understand pdp, they didn't explain it to you very well. It was rumored yesterday that bala already in one cassava party

franchasng:
Tinubu will send his Angels of destruction and destabilization to NDC and PRP before Monday, watch out.


Most Nigerians are very dull people, while many are wicked in heart, they know the truth but because of ethnic bias they will fein ignorance. It is Bola Tinubu and his Presidential gang that are using Presidential powers to influence judiciary that are now being used to scatter every opposition party in Nigeria, something that has never happened in the history of Nigeria.


Suddenly every political party in the opposition start having leadership crises as soon as strong opposition members join the party. Anyway nothing last forever, but those rejoicing and celebrating these dictatorial acts of President Tinubu today should not cry fowl play tomorrow. Tinubu is very close to his finish line in politics and in life and a whole region is making enemies because of his ill-fated political ambition, isorai

Ofunaofu:
What is the format of a notorious drug baron, identity thief, and certificate forger who has plunged this country into unprecedented debt, inflicted untold hardship, fueled hunger, worsened insecurity, and left Nigerians in darkness?

ZombieTERROR:
Tinubu will give them amnesty

Tinubu has done it before
he will gladly do it again

A working president

Beautifulday:
What brought Alex Otti into this news now?

PlasmaTV:
Nova looks cute.
Chameleons are awesome creatures, really.

A proof of the existence of an intelligent creator.

AbuAeesha:
Nah!
Why would someone want to keep a chameleon as a pet

Niceguy4ever:
Na Peter Obi you go buy so.

Toluwanise247:
Your research is not correct bro, we need 30,000 megawatts to have stable electricity in Nigeria….. which will cost 262 billion dollar

jubrilELsudan:
OBVIOUSLY HE DEY DOBO HER

okosodo:
This Dezaini matter is Tunubu's distraction alternative. She is not the only thief we have had in nigeria, but she is the most prosecuted.... Smell the cofee

helinues:
Oya, let the attack dogs of Obi get into action

Other politicians can be called out but Obi should be left alone, that's according to his supporters

The other day, Deji dared Obi to go to court about the allegations he made about Obi, till today, Obi already swallowed his own threatening as he knew Deji was speaking the truth

Mrlegent11:
Is 100k Salary Still Enough to Survive in Nigeria? Be Honest

Let’s be real with ourselves—can ₦100k still take you through a full month in Nigeria today?

After rent, transport, food, data, and other small expenses, what is really left? In cities like Lagos or Abuja, ₦100k can disappear in just a few weeks if you’re not careful.

Some people will say it’s possible if you live a very strict lifestyle—manage your feeding, avoid unnecessary spending, and maybe stay with family to reduce rent. But for someone paying rent, handling bills alone, and still trying to save something, it’s honestly very difficult.

Prices of food, transport, and basic needs keep increasing, but salaries are not moving at the same pace. That’s why many people now depend on side hustles just to survive.

So let’s talk:

If you earn ₦100k monthly, how are you managing it?
Are you able to save anything at all?
Or do you think ₦100k is no longer realistic in today’s Nigeria?

Be honest—your experience might help someone here.

Bigredmachine:
forget that apology, nigeria na just movie scene... after one week another saga go come out overshadow your own... everybody go dey alright