₦airaland Forum

nairalanda1:
Laughing in state police and reform.

Nigeria that cannot fund federal police go fund state police?

Nigeria where federal police runs from bandits and thugs, go produce state police that won't run

Still lauhging in state police.


You Nigerians do not know what is really wrong with your country, na to shout abuse up and down and defend politicans and tribe you dey know.

Our federal police are not riding lambos either, so what's your point?
The joy of this is that, states that can afford it will establish it. Nobody should hold others ransom because of ulterior motives of conquests.

fergie001:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l9bzXsDfEQk

https://leadership.ng/its-tinubus-fault-drama-in-court-as-suspect-blames-economy-for-his-crime/

Werey. Shebi na only you been dey Tinubu's Nigeria abi?

nedekid:
Which one is strange illness? This man looks like someone that suffered stroke.
God is his strength.

Having stroke at that very young age is indeed, strange.

Rapmoney:
Nollywood actor, Ifeanyi Ezeokeke who has been sick with a strange illness is slowly dying. His case is getting worse, He was recently visited by Okwuolara and his long time friend, Ikenta.

Ifeanyi Ezeokeke, who is also known as 'Ugo Shave Me, has been battling a strange illness that has ended his acting career and took him off the screens permanently.

Video


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Se212Y_W02c

Jesus Christ. I almost forgot he's an actor. This is indeed a strange illness.
But why bring this to social media?

kernniejay:
Can't EFCC specifically state the "uunlawful" activities? We all know that the activities will involve kidnapping and ransom taking. Anyway, I'm sure FG cum EFCC is just playing to the gallery because of the statement issued by the US. They will soon free this man and you will not hear pim again.

The man has been in and out of detention for the past 3 years now. It's not the US. You people should work on your inferiority complex abeg.

SlavaUkraini:
https://www.thecable.ng/atiku-conditions-imposed-on-el-rufai-amount-to-constructive-denial-of-bail/

This bail condition is reasonable for the level of accusations involved. N100 million and a Maitama landlord as a surety should not be difficult for the midget.

Risingblue008:
Ozuor

Look in the mirror.

Kingpele:
State police is good and it should have clauses that most protect citizens from the governors ...however the rare of killings in this country is too much

State policing has been in the public debate since before Obi became a governor Oga. Just like the cry for restructuring, this didn't start in 2025.

victoryenergy:
I prefer to pay tax for my security, than to pay Ransome to kidnappers...

Don't mind him. I don't think any state would be forced to adopt state policing. Any state that's OK with the status quo should leave state policing to those who mean business. We know the fear behind state policing and those against him. It's coming from those hellbent on conquering every inch of the country by the sword. They'll need to wipe 200 million people before they can dream of that. State policing, rightly implemented, will cure a lot of madness quickly.

AngelSlay:
I understand the frustration, and unfortunately, many job seekers can relate to this experience. 💔

Applying to hundreds of jobs, tailoring CVs, writing cover letters, and getting little or no response can be mentally exhausting. The silence often feels worse than a rejection because you're left wondering what happened.

That said, not every job posting is fake or already filled. Sometimes recruiters receive thousands of applications within hours, and many qualified candidates never get a response simply because of the volume.

The reality is that job boards alone are rarely enough in today's market. Networking, referrals, direct outreach, personal branding, internships, volunteering, and building relevant skills have become just as important as submitting applications.

To everyone currently job hunting: please don't tie your worth to the number of rejections or unanswered applications. A delayed opportunity is not a reflection of your value.

And if you're feeling overwhelmed, please talk to someone. No job is worth your life. ❤️

Let's keep supporting one another and sharing opportunities, strategies, and success stories. Your breakthrough may be closer than you think. 🙏🏽

REFERRALS will land you jobs thousands of people have applied for and many are currently been actively interviewed, but you have to know the right people first.
In Nigeria of today, you might want to forget about getting a good job without the right connection, worse if the job is just a regular position that many hands are available to fill.

AMINDA:
Okay o. So Tinubu is now legalising a militia from his own tribe that is actively promoting pogrom against another ethnic group right? Is this any different from what Nnamdi Kanu did that made Tinubu send him to prison? Continue. We know all these are just to destabilise Seyi Makinde's hold on the state and shore up support for Tinubu that is fast dwindling, even in his base.

VIDEO 🎥: Watch the Moment Sunday Igboho Stormed and Raided a Fulani Settlement Deep Inside the Forest in Igboho, Oyo State Over Rising Insecurity https://t.co/gnNJW0kF0l pic.twitter.com/aEBJt9Pq37

— Omo Kogi (Yagba) 🌍 (@harrysone9) June 21, 2026

Say whatever makes you sleep at night. Any attempt at terrorism will be met with more brutal revenge. No be only get craze

enemyofprogress:
Warning: Sunday Igboho's Actions May Fuel Ethnic and Religious Tensions

Nigeria's strength has always rested on its diversity. From the Hausa-Fulani in the North to the Yoruba in the South-West and the Igbo in the South-East, the country is home to hundreds of ethnic groups that have coexisted despite numerous challenges. However, recent developments and inflammatory statements by some ethnic agitators like Sunday Igboho have raised concerns among observers who fear that such rhetoric could deepen divisions and threaten national unity.

Analysts warn that when influential figures repeatedly single out Fulani ethnic group for criticism, threats, or blame, the consequences can be dangerous. Such narratives have the potential to fuel mistrust, provoke reprisals, and create an atmosphere of fear among ordinary citizens who have no connection to criminal activities.

Many Nigerians argue that criminality is not exclusive to any ethnic group. Across the country, individuals from different backgrounds have been implicated in kidnapping, armed robbery, banditry, cybercrime, and other offences. Consequently, security challenges should be addressed through law enforcement and justice mechanisms rather than ethnic profiling or collective condemnation.

Observers also urge government authorities and security agencies to remain vigilant and address emerging tensions before they spiral out of control. According to them, preventing violence is far less costly than managing its aftermath.

As Nigeria continues its journey toward nation-building, many believe that unity, tolerance, and mutual respect remain indispensable. The country can only progress when citizens judge individuals by their actions rather than their ethnic identities. In a nation of diverse cultures and traditions, preserving peace must remain a collective responsibility.

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What's more likely to trigger ethnic war than a particular tribe invading every nook and crany of the country and kidnapping people for ransom?
So that's not enough reason for you, but the reaction to the problem is your issue? Why don't you talk about the cause and let's see if the effects will still be an issue?

Slippy:
Inexcusable

This is like a soldier abandoning his mates at the front

When it's your turn, abandon your family because of job. Organizations now give their employees paternity leave, effective immediately the wife deliver, but this one thinks Doku should be different.

Vifx:
I've been using Linux for many years now, windows is too bloated and too full of bugs abd unreliable for me.

Some of us use the two OS on the same laptop. Make una rest.

Babangidapikin:
So because he is a wanted terrorist now dead his family should suffer for his misdeed . I didn't know crime is now genetically transferrable, they should kukuma arrest all his friends and even the bank that he initiated the transfer from because they offered their platform and automatically become accessory to the crime

They are accomplices. If your family member is a wanted terrorist and you still get in touch with them and receive money from the proceeds of his criminal activity, you're also a criminal. Ignorance is no excuse in law

I was in Success Park in Ilorin that fateful morning trying to send a Waybill. Unfortunately, I know a guy who works for the transport company that got killed in the blast.

Babangidapikin:
Nigeria Government is crazy, you expect them to confront an armed bandit, who will he kill first if they betrayed him ... You people just like marginalising women .... Do you know if he told her he was into import and export business and which mother would want to send her child to jail, it is bad enough she has to endure his death ... His death is enough, he is the criminal, he has paid the price for his crime.

The guy is a wanted terrorist. Be reasonable please.

ARISHEM:
Let's just hope that his colleagues will not kidnap School children and press for their swap in exchange for his jailed mother and sister. It's because he is dead that they went ahead with sentencing

Probably what the guy wanted to do before he met his end. Any other attempts will be met with the same outcome.

Willy2025:
The town is very notorious for snake invasion particularly the viper species. They are everywhere in Kaltungo

It's a myth. I served here and I never saw snakes more than once during my stay and the one time was on a path in the evening, which we all know could be the case anywhere in the country.
Even when we climbed the kilang hill, we didn't see a single snake.
I'm not saying there are no snakes there, but I don't think it's more than anywhere else in the country.

nlfpmod:
https://www./hotjobs/910919/federal-polytechnic-kaltungo-job-recruitment.html

My Town that year. So Kaltungo now has a polytechnic? That's great. I've been wanting to pay a visit, but security situation is a problem.

Gjrich:
If Tinubu knows that he is innocent, let him sue who ever that called him a drug lord or cocaine sniffer

He should every chattering non-entities on social media calling him drug lord? You must be thinking everyone is petty like you and Obi.

Iamzik:
Friendship is a two way street
Why don't you advice Hezbollah to be friendly to Israel and stop shooting rockets at isreal

How do you become friends with someone who believes that you don't even have the right to exist?

Stop exchanging words with Muslims. They're not programmed to reason. Anything that's perceived to advance the cause of the Moon god is justified, however barbaric it is.

ManirBK:
https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cc8r2eejdd35o

I'll have to agree with Iran for the first time.
Trump acts very unstable. Damn!

Ofunaofu:
https://dailypost.ng/2026/06/18/el-rufai-2027-may-be-nigerias-last-election-arewa-youth-groups-warn/

This would be nice honestly. We're looking forward to it.

hush15:
That is not a jab, that is a lie to defame and spread malicious information that questions the very integrity of PO. NDC is not Obi.

Am very disappointed in Kenneth but his matter is for another day. In time, it will be addressed.

I'm sure you don't see anything wrong in calling Tinubu a drug lord, certificate forger and cocaine sniffer.
I guess those are just "jabs" and not defamation.
I can't remember anyone being in jail because of the insults and outright lies Obi and his supporters throw at the President. E reach your turn to take what you've giving to others, you're foaming in the mouth.

nairalanda1:
Well service has improved

Back in the day, one could not call MTN with airtel line, one could not call NITEL fixed line or CDMA lines, one could not even have home internet...and when it first came it was GPRS in 2005, when some countries already had 3g , and so forth. Also, phone services did not exist in many rural areas as at 2003, now it does.

It's getting better. The only problem is power supply.

Well, we are now in 2026, and from my honest observation, my service is actually getting worse from my own experience. When I moved to my current location 4 years ago, I could still work from home even though I might experience some hiccups once in a while. I'm a software engineer, and I'm working on a dev server located in the US, so it's usually very slow and requires strong signal. This is 2026 and it's practically impossible to work from home as I used to even though my data bill is more than 4x what I used to spend when I came here.

Tenses:
Do you think that if a certain David Umahi, Uzodinma, Uzor Kalu, Okorocha, Ike Ekweremadu etc. come out for the presidency that the Igbos will give them the support that they gave Peter Obi?

I know that apc will field one of them in 2039 or later, then you'd understand how an average Igbo person thinks.

Maybe there's something else they're not telling us about Obi then, but it can not be that he's the most competent

nairalanda1:
Nigerians ask for better service and then complain about the price increases needed to guarantee the better service.

Magical thinking indeed.

We all know nothing will change regarding quality of service.

alphonsojidebab:
https://eyesoflagos.com/2026/06/18/ncc-begins-telecom-rate-review-says-call-and-sms-charges-may-increase/

It's only in Nigeria that regulators are on the payroll of the regulated. If not, why should a so-called regulator by setting price floor instead of price ceiling? Who are they protecting? The consumers or the producers? I don't really understand.