₦airaland Forum

EreluRoz:
How did you know she's olosho, I'm sure you see more nudity in your Ontario does that mean they are olosho. Not justifying her outfit but not good to tag her olosho except you've confirmed she is.

VULCAN:
A rather unintelligent and illogical response to one man's actions.

MsAllison:
Anybody supporting Dangote on this is an enemy of this country.
Dangote is greedy and selfish.

Enemiesmasquera:
African presidents are always old. Mumu people

chrisxxx:
I am presently watching the game Nigeria vs Angola. Fans around me here front and back from all indications are predominantly people from South East. They are hailing every player Ademola inclusive. Some are asking the coach to introduce Yusuf in place of iwobi. Yosuf looks like Hausa name. Oh! They are hailing Musa. They said Musa has joined the coaching crew. They even are saying Musa is instrumental to the success of the coaching crew.
Do we still want the country divided?

EvergreenDiarie:
This was in London. Their COS and DBS was withdrawn immediately after fighting at a care home. *Reposted*. Please avoid anyone that will try you in work place. If u don't know what to do. Please rush to toilet and locked yourself for some minutes. Keep washing ur face till u re okay. Don't fight bk. Or instead report to higher authority at ur wrk place.




https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4fbfmWMELaM?si=ddv5PnQkIoTUtA-a

natedroid:
I've been pondering a question for a while now:

Is there a difference in strength and overall health between individuals of African descent living in Africa compared to African Americans?

Additionally, I'm curious about the life expectancy within African American communities in the United States.

Does anyone here have any insights on these topics?

IamAtikulate:
It pains me when I see people dismissing Niger's exit from ECOWAS. Their argument has always been that the move will hurt Niger more than Nigeria since they depend largely on Nigeria for their imports.

This would have been true if Benin Republic is not sabotaging Nigeria and ECOWAS.

Here's the back story:

Niger's military ceased power Q4 of last year. ECOWAS moved in to restore constitutional order. As part of efforts to squeeze the junta to return power to elected government, Nigeria-led ECOWAS imposed several sanctions, including shutting their borders.

The two most prominent faces were that of Nigeria and Benin presidents.

But December 28, Benin unilaterally lifted all suspensions on imported goods transiting to Niger through the Cotonou port. This was about a month after Niger competed the Niger - Benin pipeline that will allow them export their crude reserve through the port.

Fast forward to January 2024, Niger pulled out of ECOWAS.

Meaning?

Benin deceived Nigeria to shut its borders against Niger, on the pretense it was standing with ECOWAS resolution against Niger. And then goes around to open their borders to the same Niger, effectively isolating Nigeria.

Here's the catch.

In 2022, Niger exported USD 1.256 billion in goods, and imported USD 3.802 billion. With this move, Benin has succeeded in isolating Nigeria's ports from handling Niger's annual USD 5 billion international trade. That's not even all. The same year, Nigeria imported $33.43m worth of goods and exported goods worth $192.91m to Niger.

Now, use your calculator to see the amount of money we are about to lose due to this misguided geopolitics.

Besides, Benin treachery means we are now completely surrounded by unfriendly neigbours - Benin in the West, Niger in the North and Cameroon in the east.

Now, what if Niger decides to build dam across the Niger River to generate electricity? Nigeria now lacks leverage and non-kinetic deterrence.

While our president was busy shouting "constitutional order," our Benin neighbours were busy working behind the scene to strength their relationship with Niger Republic and completely isolate Nigeria.

The most painful thing is remedying this problem will not be a walk in the park. First, importing through Benin is far cheaper and the distance from Apapa to Niamey is about 36 KM longer than from Cotonou port to Niamey.

We have lost Niger and their trade FOEVER.

Well done, Tinubu.

Yugoslavia247:
Ironically, the gun is worth more than 300k.

His life was rented by the govt in return of 50k monthly till he dies or retires.

He will spend his life being controlled by others as much as he is a soldier.

Abeg his wife be somewhere going through alot. No wonder Soldier wife cheat easily when the hardship is high. They are sex starved

I don't pray my sister marries a soldier

No gain except they loot which affects them and continues the cycle

advanceDNA:
Their animal protection laws in that place is too much ...

Animal wey don suppose go extinct still get chance dey threaten human life......e suppose don end up inside somebody pot before e waka reach person window dey form vandamme ....

eddycross:
Regarding the highlighted text above - I wonder why more folks aren't doing this. With the number of people here in Canada, this might be the most viable way in.

DivinegiftofGod:
Only a dumb Woman will accept this nonsense as gift in this hard economy. Better to gift her the cash let her do something more important with it.

Hair that if she doesn't maintain very well with the right products will turn to sponge.

cooltola:
I always wonder who will take care of Baba and Mama if all their children have relocated abroad. No one can take care of your aging parents like the way you do. We pray to get old and be healthy. Not everyone can bring their parents to overseas.