₦airaland Forum

blackmantis:
Why why why?

In Aba almost everything is counterfeit.

Drugs, drinks, canned foods, etc. Just name it.

Na Dem
Audio billionaires.
They re ready to kpai the whole country just to flex muscle.
Worse still, they claimed to be the Temu China of Africa, killing masses with fake and deadly products.

shadrach77:
See these goats. Is the state assembly more powerful than rhe federal assembly? What stops them from passing the bill into law?

Ignorant of the Law.

U09ce:
I used to think that the US had strong institutions that are far powerful than any individual. But Trump has shown me that it's a faux

US made us understand that their system is near perfect. And we all literally view them as a perfect, sane clim until DT emerged.
Bro, u see USA; they hate African progress. Only what they're after is how to attract harvest the best amongst us, and subject us under their mercy

kingbee90:
Tinubu is a con man who would be arrested if he set foot in the US.

A president of a country who is never in a log-roll with the US government or at war will be arrested and detained?
Use ur head pls.
Abi na pap dey inside ur 💀?

Gotocourt:
Subsidy is coming back, Hunger has no Religion or Tribe.

Anybody aside Tinubu

But is it not good like that?
Why are the state governors not doing their work?
Why ve we not been holding them accountable?
What about our council chairmen?
See, not until we start posing the right questions will we continue to suffer as a nation.

esnbrutality:
That is the real demand.

Why hold LGA funds.?

Na Remi Tinubu and co dey do all these rubbish.

U mean Tinubu to release the local government allocation to governor?
Or to the elected council chairmen.

MEGAWATCH:
What is the work of Oni to have this kind of money please?


I'm just asking not in bad spirit abeg.


😎

Ooni nah multimillionaire before his enthronement in ah. Na estate developer I'm be for abroad.

yarimo:
From 2023 to date Mr onaiyekan is a politician, the same Mr onaiyekan that campaign for obi as Christian candidate in 2023 presidential election is now claiming patriotic religious leader . Mteeeew

Tell em abeg. He lost his value as a respected religious leader the moment he started supporting a Catholic candidate, in person of PO. What the eye of politically exposed person dey see, make im eye see am.

[quote author=Svoboda post=140238892]Thank you sir. He simply didn't realize how influential the bishops are in shaping public opinion in their respective dioceses....
These so-called bishops are not there to relate the pulse of the masses, they went rather to play politics.
Bishop Onaiyekan is a known Obident. And records re there in public domains to back this claim.
Besides, what do you expect a president to say? When all what they were there to display is charade.
All of us are aware that our economy is not in the expected form, but we won't deny the fact that our nation's macroeconomic aspect is gearing up and performing well. Micro is also improving, but for some aspect.
In my own opinion, the president's factual replies to Catholic representatives'destructive, total condemnation is a welcome development.
Discreditting a sitting president to his face without acknowledging his efforts in some aspect is not good either...
And for ur info, those bishops' options won't change nada.. na oyo dem dey....

It's a shame to be reading this kind of news. Where government dividend programs are being sabotaged by our institutions, headed by the same Nigerians who will embark on strike when they are owed as little as 1 kobo of salary or arrears.

NELFUND cracks down on institutions withholding student loan refunds
June 29, 2026 8:48 am
The Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer, NELFUND, Mr. Akintunde Sawyerr
The Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer, NELFUND, Mr. Akintunde Sawyer

The Nigerian Education Loan Fund has moved against tertiary institutions accused of withholding refunds due to students under the Federal Government’s student loan scheme, warning that it is engaging affected schools and relevant authorities to ensure compliance.

The Fund, in a public notice issued on Monday, also condemned reports of arbitrary increases in tuition and other institutional charges, describing such practices as contrary to the objectives of the student loan programme.

NELFUND said some institutions had delayed or outrightly refused to refund students who had paid their tuition fees before the Fund subsequently disbursed the same fees to the schools on their behalf.

“The Nigerian Education Loan Fund has noted with concern reports of some tertiary institutions delaying or refusing to refund students whose tuition fees had already been paid before NELFUND disbursements, as well as arbitrary increases in tuition and other institutional charges,” the statement partly read.

It said the Student Loan Scheme was designed to remove financial barriers to higher education and should not become an avenue for placing additional financial burdens on students.

“The Student Loan Scheme, an initiative of the administration of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, was established to remove financial barriers to higher education, not to create additional burdens for Nigerian students,” the Fund stated.

To address the issue, NELFUND said it had commenced engagements with the affected institutions and relevant authorities to ensure that eligible students receive their refunds and that institutional charges remain fair and transparent.

“NELFUND is engaging the affected institutions and relevant authorities to ensure that due refunds are made to eligible students and that institutional charges remain fair, transparent, and consistent with the objectives of the Scheme,” it said.

The Fund reiterated its commitment to protecting students and preserving public confidence in what it described as a landmark national intervention.

“NELFUND remains committed to protecting the interests of students and preserving the integrity of this landmark national intervention,” the statement added.

The latest intervention follows growing complaints by beneficiaries of the student loan scheme that some tertiary institutions have failed to refund tuition fees they paid before NELFUND settled the same obligations directly with the schools. Students have also raised concerns over delays in processing the refunds, despite confirmations that the institutions had received payments from the Fund.

The student loan scheme, a flagship education financing initiative of the President Bola Tinubu administration, was introduced to improve access to higher education by providing interest-free loans to eligible students in public tertiary institutions. Under the programme, NELFUND pays tuition fees directly to institutions while approved upkeep allowances are paid into beneficiaries’ bank accounts.

Since disbursements began, the Fund has consistently warned institutions that students who paid their fees before NELFUND’s intervention are entitled to full refunds once the Fund remits the tuition on their behalf. Monday’s notice signals a tougher enforcement stance by the agency as it seeks to prevent abuses that could undermine confidence in the programme.


Punchng.com

https://punchng.com/nelfund-cracks-down-on-institutions-withholding-student-loan-refunds/

ogaprime:
And 6 more African teams. Morocco and Egypt should be able to qualify.

8 more. Not six

Amalekki:
Goooo beeeeeeckkkkkkk

Beeeeeek straight to di e sh**hole xeno kentriiiiii

LagosOrigin:
And tinubu the "Snatch it and run away with it" master isn't greedy ?

E no go better for you

What did the guy say to warrant this kind of curse? U guys re too emotional. Obi ll never rule this country because of toxic followers like u. Instead of you to market ur candidate, all what u do daily is nzogbu zogbu, curse and hatred and downfall of Nigeria.
But the holy book confirms it that u ll eat the benefits of the land (Jerusalem) "only" when u pray for her and seek her prosperity.
U pray for Nigeria to burn, to prove a point, u ll reap what u show sir.

Obakoolex:
Smart political move, he knows obi stand no chance in 2027 and will loose to Tinubu but 2031 obidients will mumuishly returns the favour by voting him, SE in the bag for him by 2031

Broooov. U be winch. How u take knooow..😳. Nah few of us know this thing u just burst out so oo.

FuckFuckPastor:
I Just Returned From Sokoto, Tinubu Cannot Win There - Deji Adeyanju





Source

What is needed is just 25%.
Atiku won sokoto in 2023 nah. But tinubu got 25%. Remember completion of sokoto badagri is part of what he ll campaign with..

LagosOrigin:
Lobatan

The northerners have rejected tinubu and with goodluck Jonathan in the race, where exactly will tinubu get block votes from?

only what is needed is 25% shikena

MartinCorridon:
Atiku suspects KwankwaSUYA of working with BAT.

Kwankwaso is thinking Atiku has worked a 2031 deal with BAT.

Confusion just dey opposition

Kwankwaso ll not run with obi. He knew his chance ll be affected come 2031. If obi eventually lost the election to tinubu, kwankwaso ll defect to APC before 2030. Bookmark it.

budaatum:
This is the benefit of being presided over by an accountant.

Vote for Obi!

U mean 😄bi the trader?
God bless Federal Republic of Nigeria

johnbhio:
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Good one sir. Pls, I ll like to ve Private convo with you. I ve dropped a message on your profile

tiswell:
IGBOs massively voted for him,while yorubas thought he ain't gonna win.
Naija politics na give and take.
He has done well with his constituency obligations 👍

then he ll go back to his native community to continue the empowerment of his igbo brothers with their resources come 2027

PDPdestroyer:
There’s a huge sigh of relief I get knowing Nigerians will finally be free of Obidients toxicity and wrapped thinking after 2027 elections

at least for another 12years after northern Nigerian 2-term... Rabid attack everywhere..

Vicotex:
OBI anticipated this and took his leave. You may despise OBI, but he is the one capable of removing the looter currently occupying the office.

Atiku is going to defect to NDC. And there ll be primary election

oyeb15:
They kept his ticket intact for him in APC since. He just couldn't achieve the goal they sent him to do.

The guy has done nothing for his constituecy since 8years. Nothing!

U know nothing bout him and his performance in his constituency. Absolutely nothing....

LLMG:
He won't see failing roads in his community to fix, neither will he see avenues to create jobs, or provide health care or other basic needs with that money.

pls, come to his community in kogi State. U ll see all roads and drainages and street light fixed. Faleke no be ur everyday politician. Despite not representing kogi, he is performed even more than most elected kogi lawmakers. And that has been going on for years even before emergence of tinubu as president. Pls fact check me. Search for Ekinrin-Adde community in ijumu LGA, kogi State.

Exousiang01:
Please let's always try to get facts right.

There is no proof that the vehicle was in the presidents convoy.
Don't get me wrong.
Let me explain.

Now we had about 5 governors, senators, HOR members etc in the state on the very day, they followed the president, Yes. But what proof do you have that the accident was not caused by a vehicle in the convoy belonging to one of the many governors, senators etc?

Personally I like to deal with facts and not draw judgement.
Now why I am saying this is because I know the level of training and discipline those in the presidential convoy undergo.
I am not saying anyone is above accident.
But not something like this. Any security expert can back me up on this.
Those guys in the presidential convoy are not your regulars...

That said
I strongly believe that the vehicle in question is not part of the state house escort

Brovvv. These guys no wan hear anything fact. They escalate bad news like wildfire, especially those haters of this present administration. May God help us all.

Incognito403:
The man must go.

A religious bigot abd radical Christian has mo place in our government offices.

But radical Muslim terrorists sympathizers like isah pantami should be celebrated.... Leopard can never change its skin

DeEconomist1:
When merit is traded on the alter of mediocrity and nepotism. The Nigerian Police has lost a brilliant gentleman to nepotism.

He has only one year to retirement. What has changed?

Daguccizgreat:
From Yoruba to Yoruba, we dey watch. Tinubu is the most tribalistic president Nigeria has ever had and that's why he's a massive failure like no other

Go to Court

[quote author=Epiphany18 post=138571236]GRV Visits Eleko Community, Condemns Planned 150m Setback on Lagos–Calabar Coastal Road,
Eleko, Ibeju-Lekki


Members of the Labour Party (LP) Stakeholders and the Obidient Movement on Sunday visited the Eleko community in Ibeju-Lekki to express solidarity with residents over the Federal Government’s proposed 150-metre setback linked to the Lagos-Calabar Coastal Highway project.

The delegation, led by Hon. Waris Balogun, was joined by the Labour Party’s 2023 Lagos State governorship candidate, Gbadebo Rhodes-Vivour, popularly known as GRV.
Addressing members of the community, Rhodes-Vivour raised concerns over the potential impact of the planned setback, which residents say could lead to the demolition of homes and displace thousands of families within Eleko and surrounding areas.

He pledged his support for the affected residents, assuring them that he would help amplify their concerns and create broader public awareness about the implications of the proposed demolition. He also encouraged the community to remain organized, united, and law-abiding while continuing to engage relevant authorities through sustained civic pressure.

Community leaders who spoke during the visit expressed fears over the social and economic consequences of the proposed setback, calling for dialogue, transparency, and fair consideration for residents whose properties may be affected.

The visit forms part of ongoing engagements by opposition stakeholders and civil society actors seeking clarity and accountability on infrastructure projects with far-reaching community implications.

Chochochocho. Federal government owned all lands. Only what is right is to help them solicit for compensation or relocation. But u condemn simply because u want to score cheap political points, not minding the development the projects in question ll bring to the populace... Dis pipu ehn.