Politics › Re: Aisha Yesufu Shouting At NDC Party Leaders (Video) by DeOTR: 11:20pm On Jun 03 |
[quote author=abc115 post=139610059]Leaked video of Aisha Yesufu shouting at NDC Party leaders including Seriake Dickson.
Emeka Ike dey blink eyes like fowl.
right to be angry though and I don't anything wrong in what she said. |
Politics › Re: I Am Awaiting FG’s Approval To Dislodge Criminals From SW Forests - Igboho by DeOTR: 1:57pm On Jun 01 |
TheFreshVanilla: A man is putting his life on the line to fight terrorists in our forests. Instead of encouraging him, most of you are sitting comfortably behind your phones talking him down. Una life don spoil. The people that are talking him down are APC boys or islamists, and obidients who don't like his political leanings. |
Phones › Re: Screenshot And Share Your Data Usage For May 2026 (Screenshots) by DeOTR: 8:00am On Jun 01 |
You guys burn Gigabytes of data going on Facebook and WhatsApp?  |
Politics › Re: Peter Obi Announces Kwankwaso As His Running Mate (Video) by DeOTR: 1:48pm On May 31 |
Mercyjoy28: Nonsense!!! What he supposed to do in 2023. Obi would have won but his stupid pride wouldn't allow him. Now that he sees Obi as his only way to 2031 presidency he is ready to deputise. He only wants to use Obi.
Desperate man. Nonsense!!! Their combined vote would still land them in 2nd place, more than 1 million votes short of Tinubu. |
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Politics › Re: What Will Happen To Nigeria If Peter Obi Wins In 2027? (20 Bold Predictions) by DeOTR: 10:30am On May 23 |
OfoIgbo: So you think a one-time chairman of a bank and a first class business enterpreneur will not expand the economic base of Nigeria.
You think a typical Igbo self made multi millionaire will run Nigeria like Buhari and Tinubu Personal business is not national business. Tinubu is a better entrepreneur than Obi if you want to argue that. |
Car Talk › Re: Changan Cars Vs 2014 Honda Accord — I Need Your Honest Reviews! by DeOTR: 1:25pm On May 21 |
ponlear: Hello house,
Please I need the car gurus, and actual owners on this forum to advise me before I make a major financial move.
With the way the economy is going, buying a 2018+ Tokunbo car right now is looking like a luxury apartment investment. Because of this, I've been doing some serious calculations. My budget is pulling me toward two completely different directions, and I want to see what makes the most sense for a daily Lagos commute.
On one hand, I’m looking at a clean Tokunbo 2014 Honda Accord. We all know the Accord is a sweet ride— comfortable, nice interior, excellent handling, and that 2.4L i-VTEC engine is quite reliable.
On the other hand, my eyes have been firmly fixed on the Changan brand—brand new or very clean used one from China. Visually, these Changan cars are breathtaking. The interior looks like a full stack tech hub with the screens, 360-degree cameras, and panoramic roof. Plus, Mikano backing them with a warranty sounds like peace of mind when getting a brand new one.
Although, I heard mikano won't offer support to the imported ones. How has the experience been for those that own these Changan cars?
But as a proper Nigerian, my mind is still playing ten-ten about switching to a Chinese brand over a proven Japanese machine. Before I drop my hard-earned money, I need the house to help me weigh these options
Parts & Maintenance: If an alternator or sensor goes bad on the Accord, I can get it in Ladipo or any spare parts market in 10 minutes. What is the story for Changan parts? Can a regular mechanic handle them, or am I strictly tied to Mikano and what happens when I opt to import directly from China.
Should I go for the tech and newness of the Changan, or should I just stick to the reliable, comfortable, and easy-to-maintain 2014 Honda Accord?
Actual owners, mechanics, and car enthusiasts, please air your thoughts! no capping.
Thank you Buy Honda and rest. You'll never regret it. |
Politics › Re: Yusuf Buhari Speaks After Winning APC Primary With Landslide Victory by DeOTR: 1:14am On May 17 |
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Politics › Re: APC Primaries Feel Like General Elections As Massive Crowds Cast Their Votes by DeOTR: 5:22pm On May 16 |
Validated: You are happy 😊 with this turnout in Lagos? Agege alone boast of about 4 million eligible voters. What you have there is not up to 200k. Wait until campaign starts. If Peter Obi and Kwankwaso venture enter Agege, hold up will last 3 days. We are talking about eligible voters, you're talking about crowd that'll be playing football on election day. If Obi sees more than 400k votes in Lagos, I owe you 50k. |
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: Manchester City Vs Crystal Palace (3 - 0) On 13th May 2026 by DeOTR: 10:09pm On May 13 |
Angelfrost: Well, at this stage... Every City's game matters to them, especially tonight's game.
City dropping points tonight would have made their next game the title decider.
Still, they have nothing to worry about...! The title is theirs, except they choose to toss it away. Arsenal will not win any of their remaining matches.  |
Celebrities › Re: Family Confirms Alexx Ekubo's Death After Battle With Kidney Cancer by DeOTR: 9:48pm On May 13 |
koning: Before kwanu....
Anyway, dyeing at 40 from an sickness is not the best. People under 40 should die a violent, unexpected death.
RIP to the young man. There's nothing Peaceful about death. Whether 1, 40, or 100 years old, last breath is always a struggle to keep it. |
Politics › Re: Court Jails Ex-Minister Saleh Mamman 75 Years Over ₦33.8bn Fraud by DeOTR: 9:41pm On May 13 |
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Politics › Re: Fulani group tackles Gov Mutfwang over shoot-On-Sight order by DeOTR: 9:26pm On May 13 |
boxypane: If I was the Governor, I will start with this cow who refers to him self as the chairman. Calling him a cow is an insult to cows. These terrorists are wrecking havoc everywhere in the country, but the only thing the government can do is prepare for next year election. |
Politics › Re: Peter Obi Meets With Lord Jonathan Marland, CWEIC Chairman In London by DeOTR: 10:45am On May 13 |
Whatever you feel will make the uncultured hordes happy, do it Sir. |
Politics › Re: Sen Adamu’s Death Shows Nigeria Under Siege, Reveals Tinubu’s Failure – Atiku by DeOTR: 10:18am On May 13 |
If we mention state policing now, wahala go burst. Mr Atiku, what's your proposed solution to the insecurity issue or you're just good at criticism? |
Politics › Re: NDC Unveils Timetable, Fees For 2027 Primary Elections by DeOTR: 9:34am On May 13 |
Validated: We need campaign money, logistics, pay polling agents and man all polling booths in Nigeria. The money is not to buy votes, but logistics. Party members pay dues everywhere in the world. I don't know why everything is upside down in this country. |
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Politics › Re: What States Contributed To The VAT Pool And What They Received In February 2026 by DeOTR: 8:51am On May 12 |
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Family › Re: Children Are Not Automatic Blessings, Parenting Still Matters by DeOTR: 8:50am On May 12 |
Kalatium: Children Are Not Automatic Blessings, Parenting Still Matters.
One dangerous mindset many Nigerians still carry is this belief that once children are born, everything will somehow work itself out.
As if children automatically become successful simply because they came into the world.
No.
Children are not crops you abandon and expect harvest from.
You cannot pour negligence, chaos, absence, bad habits, and irresponsibility into a child for 20 years and suddenly expect excellence to come out.
You will not always get your desired result.
Most times, you get your deserved result.
Years ago, Nigerian communities played a stronger role in raising children. Neighbours corrected children. Teachers were feared. Extended families intervened. Communities sometimes carried children whose parents failed them.
Today, society has changed.
The burden has shifted heavily back to the parents.
Modern life is more complex, more distracting, and more dangerous than before.
Now, if you are absent mentally and emotionally from your child’s life, society may not save them for you.
That is why parenting today requires intentionality.
You must be intentional about: ✔️ Education ✔️ Discipline ✔️ Values ✔️ Friendships ✔️ Internet exposure ✔️ Skills and talents ✔️ Emotional development ✔️ Career direction
Children do not raise themselves.
And God will not come down physically to monitor your child’s homework, friendships, online activities, or moral development for you.
Parents must do that work.
I remember a neighbour years ago in Enugu.
Every morning, this man’s routine was the same: Wake up. Sit at a nearby shop. Drink heavily. Smoke. Argue loudly over football and meaningless topics from morning till evening.
Meanwhile, his daughters stayed at home for long periods without school during critical stages of their lives.
Yet deep down, he probably still expected those children to magically become successful adults.
But life rarely works that way.
Children absorb environments before they absorb advice.
Many parents underestimate this.
Your habits are raising your children too.
Your discipline. Your irresponsibility. Your addictions. Your emotional instability. Your priorities.
Children are watching everything.
Another uncomfortable truth many people avoid discussing is the effect of family structure.
A stable home with present, supportive, responsible parents often gives children a stronger emotional and psychological foundation than chaotic homes filled with instability, neglect, or absence.
That does not mean every child from a broken home will fail.
But pretending family structure has no effect at all is dishonest.
The environment a child grows up in shapes confidence, relationships, emotional regulation, and worldview.
This is why parenting is more than just feeding children.
A child can wear good clothes and still grow up emotionally abandoned.
Too many parents today are busy chasing survival and business opportunities while completely outsourcing parenting to schools, phones, social media, and strangers.
Then years later they ask: “What went wrong?”
The painful truth is this:
If today’s society fully raises your children for you, there is a high chance you may not like the final outcome.
Because the internet has values. The streets have values. Peers have values. Social media influencers have values.
If parents do not intentionally shape children, something else will.
And not everything shaping children today wants the best for them.
Children are blessings, yes.
But blessings still require cultivation, structure, sacrifice, correction, presence, and wisdom.
A seed is a blessing too.
But leave it unattended, and weeds will grow around it.
What do you think, Nairalanders? The dangerous trends now is that nowadays parents are now looking up to their children for their daily needs. Children that are supposed to be in school, and children that have no means of income are feeding the family. If you are a father or a mother and you're in this category, you have failed in life. |
Family › Re: Prenup Saved Ugo: Nigerian Man’s Wife In The UK Deported After False Accusations by DeOTR: 8:41am On May 12 |
That gender is only good for humping. Aside that, most of them bring almost nothing meaningful to your life, but heartaches and HBP. |
Career › Re: AI The Future Of Recruitment? by DeOTR: 8:30am On May 12 |
dominique: AI is taking almost all the jobs, remote workers are languishing. Now AI could be the one to recruit people to the jobs it couldn't take. Na wa ooo Your wish abi? There are thousands of new job openings everyday. AI is a tool, not a replacement. |
Politics › Re: Awori Youth Council Rejects Non-Indigene Leadership In Oshodi-Isolo Constituency by DeOTR: 7:37pm On May 11 |
Ezmans: On election day no one will see you people where they will see you people is whee there is free food You're mistaking me for your father. Sorry. |
Politics › Re: Awori Youth Council Rejects Non-Indigene Leadership In Oshodi-Isolo Constituency by DeOTR: 9:07pm On May 10 |
SageTravels: You're a liar. Who is the senator representing Abuja?
Where is she from? Ireti Kingibe is from which State? |
Politics › Re: Awori Youth Council Rejects Non-Indigene Leadership In Oshodi-Isolo Constituency by DeOTR: 5:46pm On May 10 |
Goodvibes007: He had a chance but he dropped the ball. He has zero emotional intelligence.
There is even a video currently trending on X where he gathered his kinspeople to dash them constituency gifts (the application for those gifts were done inside a catholic church), and the women burst into songs in their native language (Igbo) praising him. And these are the people that complain about marginalization and tribalism. I've never really seen a Yoruba man's poster anywhere outside their states contesting elections. For every Igbo person in Abuja, there's a Yoruba man, but it's only our brothers from the east that'll be dragging elective positions with the locals |
Politics › Re: Preliminary Percentages Of Obi, Tinubu And Atiku In 2027 Polls by DeOTR: 5:33pm On May 10 |
ddippset: Have you factored in the role of Amupitan?
Abi does he look like a joke to you?
Do you think he came to play? INEC chairman doesn't go to polling units neither does he determine the vote counts in ward collations. |
Politics › Re: Preliminary Percentages Of Obi, Tinubu And Atiku In 2027 Polls by DeOTR: 5:28pm On May 10 |
Akpakomiza2: SOUTH SOUTH: Cross river Tinubu 45% Obi 40% Atiku 15%
Akwa ibom Tinubu 50% Obi 35% Atiku 15%
Rivers Tinubu 60% Obi 30% Atiku 10%
Delta Tinubu 30% Obi 60% Atiku 10%
Edo Tinubu 40% Obi 55% Atiku 5%
Bayelsa Tinubu 50% Obi 35% Atiku 15%
SOUTH EAST Anambra Tinubu 10% Obi 89% Atiku 1%
Enugu Tinubu 25% Obi 65% Atiku 10%
Abia Tinubu 15% Obi 80% Atiku 5%
Imo Tinubu 20% Obi 70% Atiku 10%
Ebonyi Tinubu 20% Atiku 78% 2%
SOUTH WEST Lagos Tinubu 50% Obi 45% Atiku 5%
Ogun Tinubu 70% Atiku 20% Obi 10%
Ondo Tinubu 75% Obi 15% Atiku 10%
Osun Tinubu 55% Atiku 35% Obi 10%
Ekiti Tinubu 70% Atiku 22% Obi 8%
Oyo Tinubu 50% Obi 20% Atiku 30%
NORTH CENTRAL Kwara Tinubu 60% Obi 10% ATIKU 30%
NIGER Tinubu 50% Obi 15% Atiku 35%
Nasarawa Tinubu 40% Obi 40% Atiku 20%
Kogi Tinubu 50% Obi 15% Atiku 35%
Benue Tinubu 45% Obi 40% Atiku 15%
Plateau Tinubu 35% Obi 50% Atiku 15%
Fct Tinubu 30% Obi 55% Atiku 15%
NORTH WEST Sokoto Tinubu 50% Atiku 43% Obi 7%
Kebbi Tinubu 45% Obi 10% Atiku 45%
Zamfara Tinubu 55% Obi 5% Atiku 40%
Katsina Tinubu 50% Obi 5% Atiku 45%
Kano Tinubu 40% Obi 40% Atiku 20%
Kaduna Tinubu 35% Obi 20% Atiku 45%
Jigawa Tinubu 50% Obi 10% Atiku 40%
NORTH EAST Borno Tinubu 60% Obi 5% Atiku 35%
Yobe Tinubu 55% Obi 5% Atiku 40%
Bauchi Tinubu 40% Obi 10% Atiku 50%
Gombe Tinubu 35% Obi 15% Atiku 50%
Taraba Tinubu 40% Obi 30% Atiku 30%
Adamawa Tinubu 25% Obi 15% Atiku 60% Dey play. Atiku will not poll 20% anywhere in the south. |
Politics › Re: Awori Youth Council Rejects Non-Indigene Leadership In Oshodi-Isolo Constituency by DeOTR: 5:22pm On May 10 |
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Politics › Re: Kwankwaso For President Billboard Floods Kano by DeOTR: 12:38pm On May 10 |
FreeStuffsNG: Smh.
Major-General Buhari who was the GOC of different Nigerian Army Commands at different times is the equivalent of a university VC.
Buhari attained that level when Prof Osibanjo was in secondary school yet Prof. Osibanjo never got to become a VC before his election. So you are ignorant to suggest that a Major General who has fought wars, including defeating seccesionists during Nigeria civil war and led different military commands is below a Professor.
Ṣebi you 'Andrew Liver Salt' mob have started insulting again like you did in 2023 and ended up in disgrace. You will still be disgraced at the polls again and Nigerians will reject the mediocre politician you support. GOC is equivalent to a university VC as how na? Education, research, lecturing? How did a br@inless buhari who didn't even finish secondary school equal to a VC? A product of an unfortunate quota system is who you're comparing with vice chancellors? Do you know what it takes to be a VC at all? |
Politics › Re: Kwankwaso For President Billboard Floods Kano by DeOTR: 12:24pm On May 10 |
cr7lomo: Obi got 7m votes in last election even as he was rigged out... kwakwanso got 1m votes ... kwankwanso might be bigger than obi in Kano ...but obi is bigger than kwankwanso in Nigeria.... In which election did Obi get 7m votes The last time I checked, Atiku the runner-up didn't even get up to that, or is it that you guys just love to numbers from sun doesn't shine? |
Education › Re: Students Of Nigerian Tulip International Colleges (NTIC) Bully Zara In Abuja by DeOTR: 1:22pm On May 09 |
HenryStarlife: Is it before or after their lives have been taken by the 'special rod' that builds trauma? I am talking about minors. This is why Nigeria has become such a high-pressure state; if you look closely, the majority of Nigerians do not live freely—they live in fear. This fear isn't a motivator; it is a proactive, growing heart attack waiting to explode. A prime example is a poorly groomed minor being forced to be the financial head of a household of five. It rarely ends well. We see so many 'heavenly upright' young adults who are secretly suicidal; this is simply their way of expressing how terrifying adulthood is. Bad parenting is the result of being badly raised themselves, and so the cycle continues." If you want me to agree with you know the stats, we are no long in the past brother. I wonder why analysis indicated that 50% of reported suicides were among people under 34. The adult hood of delusional moral uprights of your stupid child abuse. We are not saying you should beat your child to death. Correct them if they go wrong. Use words where necessary, use a rod in extreme cases. If you raise your children well, you won't have problems with them at their rebellion stage. I can't remember going through rebellion when I turned 17 and above because my parents already removed that madness earlier on. It's badly raised children that sees going away from home as passport to try new bad stuffs. My parents are deceased, but they're certain things I'll not do because I'd disappointed them. Minors taking shouldering financial responsibilities is part of the parental failure we're talking about. Our society is fast degrading and going lower every day. Where I come from, it's very inappropriate to look up to your children when you can still work. You're expected to question them if they started spending beyond their means. That's the moral we're raised with. We have a Yoruba proverb that translates as: "a Father would be so unfortunate to say 'it's up to their child in heaven'". Which invariably means, it's only unfortunate parents that look up to their minors. |
Politics › Re: 'Anyone That Votes Tinubu In 2027 Will Die' - Prophet Michael Noah (Video) by DeOTR: 1:01pm On May 09 |
Noerection: “Anyone That Votes Tinubu In 2027 Will D!e. This Man Has Spent 4 Years In Power And Has Nothing To Show For It. No Light, No Security, Things Are Very Expensive. Anytime I Enter Nigeria, I Move Around With 5 Police Officers To Protect Myself.” ~ Prophet Michael Declares
https://www.tiktok.com/video/7637509012422003976?_r=1&_t=ZS-96DIOw7kWmq This is all I have for you fake prophet: Deuteronomy 18:20 KJV: But the prophet, which shall presume to speak a word in my name, which I have not commanded him to speak, or that shall speak in the name of other gods, even that prophet shall die. |
Business › Re: 80 Companies Linked To Herbert Wigwe Across 20 Countries by DeOTR: 12:36pm On May 09 |
Watcharena: He worked his life to gather such wealth just for some people to come and be fighting on how to share it That's how life is. In as much as it's good to have plans for the future, try as much as possible to enjoy your sweat, as it's people who don't know your struggles that will enjoy everything after you're gone. The sad part is, they'll spend it more than you ever could. Enjoy life while you can. |