₦airaland Forum

He has no employment outside acting. The movie industry don go too gar for am to catch up. But wait oh. Mutu Nicholas has been representing bomadi, burutu since 1999. If he born girl that year, by now e go don be grand pa.damn

Obasanjo government is the only government we ever had after military government.government wey give massive employment, and make people become self employed even to the extent people were rejecting federal civil service employment.workers being build house, buy cars, eat bread and tea, with all other beverages like sand sand. There was prosperity for all. I don't know how we allowed APC to smell office, bring us way back to Abacha, abacha era where to eat ordinary bread and tea na big crime and budget, wey to eat bellyful na crime-

ARISHEM:
People don't shy away from that number 4 and 5 again.

just come asaba and see both bountifully. Its the only thing them know

spiceadole:
Even as a married woman, I can't stop masturbation.

I don't regard it as a sin.. It does not affect me negatively. It helped me relieve sexual tension when I was single instead of messing around with men.

I can go forever without penis(I don born finish ) but not without my fingers doing the do

don't worry, na when u see one big black mamba with thick veins ur brain go reset

Abeg add genital meet and greet with girl of between 18 and 20.Omoh, the thing dey sweet sotey u fit loose memory cause of how their Insiide they draw like okra and hot like water wey boil.who no go no know

E get wife? See the announcement

1. Energy drinks.2. Plenty salt, even in Maggi.3.tinned/canned foods.4. Unecessary sugar.smoking, hard drugs. Try grow some of your own foods,if u can cos fertilizers these days are pure chemicals. Avoid like tinuboo, buhabokori and APC pls

World bank wey dey look for profit. Nigeria government are ready to sell Nigerians physically as slaves to them.better for them too.tinuoooo= a bad mam with very bad intensions.

How come the -ma entered it? You don go round delta north? Ozanogogo na ika pepple? The olukumi of back of isele uku, are they igbo..Not to worry no 2nd term for your papa, pa pedophile Ned. If not for Ned, u for no get mouth insult your papa.by 21st after primaries, u go rest

Yorubastardz:
How can a fine man like this no impregnate any girl or baby mama. When ugly people dey born everywhere like fowl.

Something is seriously fishy🤔🤔

all his sports cars, duplex will then be owned and squandered on women and hard drugz by those who weren't there for him when he was nothing, even mocking him. This life no balance

Pierocash:
then relocate to anambra since you are not Anioma. Delta North is Anioma, that is not even a dispute , in case you don't know what Anioma means, ask your elders. And I am sure you are not ika but Igbo pretending to be Ika

Oga anioma has no meaning. Its the first letter of some of the local governments of delta north. A-niocha,N-dokwa, I-ka,O-shimili Even the -MA in it was added. Olukwumi dey akunzu, benin peple dey ozanigogo full.It was ANIO b4 MA was just added to it.ukwuani was not added to the acronym. me dey for Agbor, at Agbor obi junction, close to oza house. Where u dey?

See his face wey be like bread wey them no bake properly.destroying our name everywhere. Even for small countries like Rwanda, Burundi, for Africa, them don cast am

Its meant to douse tensions of sane nigerians, just like adding sowore or that woman activist as observers, sonce sane people agree woth them.Nothing will come out of it.

How will this reduce inflation by 900 percent like it was b4 APC on 2015? Abi make we fry tinuboo brain?

Na normal thing for our league. Host must get 3 points, even if it means 2 penalties in last minute of extra time, even when there is intermission like corner kick or throwing or when not at play

Seunpapa65:
18-25 the will be doing nonsense high taste later the will be looking for husband 🤣🤣

this one don reach 50 years nah

Ragner:
Anioma Deserves Better Than Ned Nwoko in 2027

By Jude Bruno Amamosa

Let it be stated without hesitation that the ongoing push to repackage Senator Ned Nwoko for another term in 2027 is not anchored on what Anioma people are actually experiencing in their daily lives, but in loud political messaging and deliberately polished claims that do not stand up when placed side by side with the realities across Delta North. There is a clear difference between what is being projected in the public space and what people are living with in their communities, and that gap is becoming harder to dismiss.

A major example is the much-publicised Anioma State agenda. What was introduced as a unifying aspiration has, in practice, opened up more disagreement than alignment. Instead of bringing communities into a common direction, it has deepened old sensitivities and created fresh suspicion across different parts of Anioma. In many critical discussions within Aniocha, Oshimili, Ndokwa, and Ika, what you hear is not unity, but doubt about how well the process reflects the wider interest of the people. That lack of agreement alone raises questions about how far the initiative has actually gone in representing Anioma collectively.

From there, it becomes difficult to separate the political spin from the claims of legislative achievement being circulated in the senator’s defence. Bills, motions, and parliamentary announcements are repeatedly promoted as though they naturally translate into real impact. But for the average person in Delta North, those records remain abstract. Across Delta North, many people are still dealing with the same daily struggles, bad roads in many communities, few job opportunities, weak infrastructure, and rising hardship despite the representation of Ned Nwoko, which many feel has not translated into meaningful improvement on the ground. The distance between what is being promoted and what people experience continues to widen, and that gap is what is fuelling increasing doubt.

The same trend is evident in the constant references to infrastructure, empowerment programmes, and interventions across the nine local government areas. If those references matched reality at the magnitude being projected, it would not be difficult for residents to point directly to them in their communities. Instead, what is more commonly visible are scattered occurrences, heavily publicised visits, and programmes designed primarily for media visibility, but which seldom convert into genuine, lasting development. In time, many people have started to clearly distinguish between media portrayal and actual impact.

It is in that context that the discussion around empowerment also becomes important. What they presented as economic support or youth empowerment is reduced to ceremonial gatherings of a few supporters. While such efforts generate temporary attention, they do not address the deeper structural needs of unemployment, business growth, or long-term financial stability. Increasingly, people are making that distinction more clearly and questioning whether what is being called empowerment is truly transforming lives or simply creating moments for publicity.

Unsurprisingly, this disconnect is strongly felt by constituents who are directly affected by what they see as poor representation of the district. Many express frustration with a style of leadership that is more visible in media spaces than in meaningful engagement with their daily struggles. The expectation was focused, consistent leadership that prioritises delivery; what they encounter instead is a pattern of announcements that fail to resolve the underlying challenges they face.

Even where traditional institutions are referenced as part of the political narrative, that alone does not resolve the deeper question of public confidence. Respect for royal fathers is a cultural obligation, but it cannot substitute for wide satisfaction among the population. In democratic representation, legitimacy depends on whether people feel progress in their communities, not on ceremonial validation.

When all of this is put together, the clearest picture is the widening gap between political presentation and public experience. For many Anioma people, the question is no longer about how many times claims are made, but how seldom those claims result in tangible, lasting improvements in people’s everyday lives. As 2027 approaches, that gap will remain the central issue. Anioma people are not short of political rhetoric; what they are in dire need of is performance that can be seen, felt, and sustained.

In that direction, across Delta North, a growing number of voices are gravitating toward a leadership model that has already been tested in practice, and for the overwhelming majority, Dr. Okowa is becoming the centre of growing public attention whom they see as a more realistic option, given his administrative experience and what they regard as a more consistent track record in public service. For them, the 2027 decision is about a return to leadership that understands governance delivery in practical terms than political expression and projection.

wonderful. Are you living around Agbor? I live in Agbor. Agbor obi junction

No matter. How aggressive, normal cancer can't kill in 24 hours, as he was rushed yesterday to hospital. Methinks he thinks he was poisoned

E get one himba babe wey I dey toast online, but with this post, am done.something wey normally dey smell, u no come they baff join.

If them wan kill any person, them go kill am

That format don cast. Just give each family head in your constituency 3 million for business, they will support you

That tiny light Camry 2001 and the one of 1996 eh are the best and most reliable car. It gives 100 percent assurance at all times.

GOFRONT:
All because of GENITAL MEET AND GREET??

The way genitals frequently meet n greet nowadayz ehn!!!.......Make I no talk yet!!

the way gen z don dey coin ashawo or gbigbiraja work no be here oh. Them say na hook up. This genital meet and greet is the new diplomatic term they are proposing for ashawo

Una never see anything yet by 2031 na skeleton go remain

Eyaaa. Nigeria. A former rep wey don leave government since about 10 years ago, remember say e dey miss money, attempt to go chop from the table cos of "love" for his people.

ceejay80s:
all U should be rejoicing,
these politicians will make U , Ur children and grand children, great grand children slaves to theirs,
all U sit and be clapping and shouting na our turn

I no understand how Nigerians dey think oh

Pootle:
abobby no be all matter them dey clear outside, faceless forum no mean say senu no go drop your ip address give whoever use ya head

Seun dey see our IP address?

Take am go see obstetrician or gynecologist. He understands female body 100%

Mani100:
Those boys/girls following him around would be thanking their stars. Imagine person wey no know anything follow am for front seat that day... RIP. People dey o. So person go wake up, call another person,carry gun with the intention to kill..

no ba small thing. Person go Yale bullet meant for another person

tnerro1:
Hope no be aza man wey nor gree remite

read your last 6 words as the reason

That one on black gown dey like midnight newspaper.