₦airaland Forum

CyynthiaKiss:
Most Muslim countries banned Christmas celebrations, and I see that happening in Nigeria by next 30 years if Nigeria does not break

CodeTemplarr:
How can Asaba be closer to Abuja than Benin when you must go through Benin to reach Asaba? Maybe it is line-of-sight distance then or rail is involved.

vdestro:
Of course I have. Their case is not the first.

For the one Sade you are relying on, there are multiples of women everywhere who are still crying over their failed attempt to tie a man down.

And if not that Regina's own has crashed, you would have mentioned hers.

So the fact remains that we see the failures of many many women hence the numbers of single mamas everywhere.

But I know you people like to blind your eyes to all the many many failures and hope your case will be different but it won't hence you all end up frustrated and bitter women.

vdestro:
Na man wey wan link, go link.

So your trying to use a child to link (tie) the man to you go fail because I can not count the number of men who have pursued Ole woman out of their lives and did not even look back on the children when the women tried to use the children as a weapon.

Na she lose las las!

vdestro:
Or just chill knowing that miss maid would expire one day and na Oga go use his own hand to pursue her away.

What is yours if truly is yours, must return back to you after em eye clear.

Any one who cometh not by the door is a thief and one day that thief will still lose the stolen property but of course this can only happen if Madam did not steal Oga herself from some other person.

Putindbutt:
Enjoy which loots?. You mean US left the monies in his account to come back and spend it after his release from jail?. You dey fall hand sha.

Detty December, a term widely used to describe the end-of-year party season in Ghana and Nigeria, carries “negative connotations,” Ghana’s official for diaspora affairs, Kofi Okyere-Darko has said.

Okyere-Darko said he was open to rebranding the season in a way that still appeals to younger audiences, suggesting that December in Ghana could be shortened to “D.I.G.. Let’s dig it!”

He said he does not want the label associated with Ghana, explaining his concerns during an interview in Accra

“On a personal level I don’t want the word ‘detty’ to be associated with anything Ghana… that’s something I’m not very comfortable with,” he said.

“Detty”, a West African Pidgin word meaning “dirty”, is commonly used to describe unrestricted celebration as the year comes to an end. Despite the concerns, Detty December in Ghana has become a major attraction for visitors and a driver of tourism.

In December last year, more than 125,000 international visitors travelled to Ghana, many of them from the diaspora. This was higher than arrivals recorded in any other month, a trend that has continued over the past three years.

Mr Okyere-Darko said the government avoids using the term Detty December, instead promoting a tourism campaign called December in Ghana. He spoke at the Ghana Diaspora Summit in the capital.

“The young people somehow prefer ‘Detty December’, but officially, that’s not the name,” he said.

“I don’t think December is what attracts people to Ghana. People started coming to Ghana a long time ago. I remember December in Ghana at the turn of the millennium, with initiatives like Akwaaba UK.”

The phrase Detty December became popular about eight years ago after Nigerian musician Mr Eazi launched his Detty Rave festival in Accra.

This December, Accra has been busy with concerts, parties and festivals, drawing diasporans and tourists mainly from the US and Europe. Many visitors, aged between their early 20s and mid-40s, attend social events throughout the week.

While many see the December influx as positive, some residents have raised concerns about high prices, overcrowding and traffic congestion.

This year has also shown that December in Ghana is no longer focused only on partying. Alongside concerts and festivals, there is a growing schedule of investment seminars, networking events and cultural showcases, offering opportunities in areas such as property, minerals, fashion and textiles.

God1000:
I suspect mossad, they commit murders everywhere with the help of US

The naira recorded two consecutive appreciations against the United States dollar at the official foreign exchange market on Tuesday.

Data from the Central Bank of Nigeria showed that the naira strengthened further to N1,449.99 against the dollar on Tuesday, up from N1,456.56 traded on Monday.

This represents a gain of N6.67 against the dollar on a day-to-day basis.

DAILY POST reports that the naira has recorded a 14.50-point gain over the past two days, reversing losses recorded last week at the official FX market.

Similarly, in the black market, the naira appreciated by N10 to close at N1,490 against the dollar on Tuesday, compared with N1,500 the previous day.

The development comes as the country’s external reserves rose to $45.23 billion on Monday, up from $45.22 billion.

Amotolongbo:
Imagine shouting Allah Akbar to blow up people in the building shouting Allah akbar.
It can blow up and kill, it can’t save.

GanagiBitrus:
Dead on Arrival case.

Unless there is a legal document signed by the man promising marriage, with clearly stated details of how & when to actualise the marriage.

Hemanwel:
Until the NFF sacks the coach, Eric Chelle, before I will start watching Eagles games again

Wotowotoman:
Dominique, you no dey watch Naija match? 🤔

fabolouz1:
probably a mexican american. This shouldn't be hard to solve by the authorities.

aribisala0:
What is your problem
I do not believe your claim
If you don't have evidence then as far as I am concerned either you are telling lies or were lied to and believe the lies

Nigeria has never done a house lottery ever

Anyone telling you that is lying

Since we cannot agree the onus is on you to provide evidence or shutup and leave me in peace

You are now constituting a nuisance

aribisala0:
That is a claim
Anyone can. Claim anything
Do you have evidence
If you don't
Don't bother quoting me again

aribisala0:
Your dad is the one you should call to explain to me
Not you
Nigeria was not beautifully planned in 1980
The Airport in Port Harcourt did not exist
Third Mainland bridge did not exist
There was nothing like housing lottery

That is a lie if you are sure name the location in Benin or Port Harcourt

The first Low Cost Housing scheme in Nigeria was started by Jakande in the early 80s

https://dailytrust.com/how-jakandes-mass-housing-policy-helped-the-poor/?utm_source=chatgpt.com

To express interest N50 form to show interest and make a deposit of N1,200 for a 3-bedroom flat and N1,000 for 2-bedroom flat in any of the estates. JUST DEPOSIT NOT TOTAL COST

The lottery was about location so most people would pick popular locations but a lottery system would be used for allocation

100 naira was a lot of money about 100 pounds or 150 dollars
Not enough to buy a car not to talk of house

A brand new Peugeot 504


In official Nigerian government/import price schedules from the late 1970s to 1980, the Peugeot 504 GL Saloon was typically listed at around ₦5,780 to ₦6,700 depending on trim and options (e.g., air‑conditioning, automatic) — this is the approved landed/import price before taxes & duties.

lafuria1:
Reason for the visa ban and green card restrictions.