₦airaland Forum

Good for him. The money by now would’ve exhausted. He should release videos to update us on how things went.

We need more Africans to do the same. The media always shows the best part of the country. Finally, places that look like our home. The same way they associate us with wildlife, famine and wars is how we should associate them with mental illnesses, gun crimes and homelessness.

CIA doings everywhere. After removing the corrupt dictator, they’ve activated cells in multiple militias. Now, time to crumble the nation fully then exit. The oil and any other natural resources will be theirs.

She should also make the opposite video. Complaining is easy to do. Creating improvements is challenging.

uwa002:
Lady sparks reactions as she highlights what men do that women don’t like

Is that your good morning or the question I asked?

Antwan99:
I feel your moniker has a meaning. What's it?

Not in my house. I wash plates in under three hours. Rats cannot be given any form of food to thrive.

Mscheew. I thought it was Enny. Where is Denola Grey? Did the industry spit him out when he got too old?

You will find out that life is not so straightforward when you grow up.

brain54:
Then free another man wife...

Did the wife request money from you?

Then the husband will call the operator and the transaction will be traced back. Thanks but no.

Nazgul:
Use POS. The sender would be the name of the POS agent.

Contributing to news like this is why Nigeria is constantly backward.

All this shalaye no worth am. She looks like a church sister who’ll be easy to deceive. Let her enjoy her marriage in silence and leave us out of it.

Skit.

16 characters confirmed.

uwa002:
Nah every man wen call you you go dey tell ‘I Dey hungry o I Dey hungry o’. Stop am. Na bad character, e dey pursue man. Man never toast you you don dey hungry. I no Dey feed you for this house?”

— Frustrated mom tells her single daughter

Skit until undeniable confirmation.

chi900:
moment as a lady passes away shortly after addressing her boss and colleagues

Looking for simps online who will donate to her cause.

chi900:
I was born in 1997 and I’ve not achieved anything.”😢

— Lady breåks down in teårs as she shares the apartment where she is currently staying

Dey there make lowlifes for internet whine you with their lies.

bmd1010:
Every thing na to skit to genz

…and somehow, all the men I see captured as terrorists, thugs and kidnappers have buzz cuts. Let’s keep deceiving ourselves in this country.

One sentence comment on front page once again. Nairaland stuck in 2005.

If e pain you, wait for IBB to die. Locate his grave then pee on it. He was the one who set the decree and never cared to reverse it nor fight against its existence. Thirty-four years later, it still haunts us. It reminds me of the “only men on low cut are responsible” mantra that our grandfathers imbibed because the white man forced it on them. Three generations later, they still hold it tight.

We are slaves at the end of the day. Na only mouth wey dey use reject am. The truth shows otherwise.

Wetin do am?

xxxxxxxxxxxx

Iamdiamond01:
Hello Nairalanders, Can i buy Hnda Accord EOD as a first time car user

You all advise will be appreciated.

Dey play.

xxxxxxxxxxxxxx

Incognito403:
You and who is flooding "the embassies of these countries"?

Nigerians will pay it. We’ll be online hating gays and still flood the embassies of these countries.

Fake story? This early morning? Nairaland will never be more than digital waste.

Remind me when she actually goes out of earth’s orbit. 🥱

idreesjigo:
Fauziya Muhammad Auwal, a postgraduate Physics student of the Kaduna State University, is charting a historic path as Nigeria’s first astronaut candidate at Titan Space Industries. In this interview, she spoke on her journey into astronomy, global exposure through international research and conferences, mentorship, challenges in a male-dominated field, and her vision of using space science to drive climate solutions, security, and STEM development in Nigeria. Her story speaks of vision, determination, and dreaming beyond boundaries.

You have made history as Nigeria’s first astronaut candidate at Titan Space Industries. How did you make it to the Titans?

I think I have been through Titans for a very long time. I came across them through some friends I worked with doing astrophysics at an international conference.

I met one of them who was already a candidate at Titan Space Industry.

From that moment, I started following Titans. I have been reading about Dennis Taylor on LinkedIn and everything. But then, I was skeptical about them because I was thinking I would not be eligible because I am a Nigerian.

So, after doing some research about Titans, I came across the fact that they are trying to make space for everybody. You don’t have to be a citizen of the US or any European country to be eligible. As long as you have all the requirements, you can be part of the team.

Go and sleep outside if conji is disturbing you. I have a friend who said trying to sleep outside made him finally appreciate his wife. Maybe the same might happen to you. At worst, it will give you a clear mind to handle matters.

Mikedel80:
Please my people help judge this family matter.
The truth of the matter is that I have not had sex with my wife for one year now and we live in the same house. The problem is that she killed the chemistry. My dick no longer stands for her. I'm not moved at all even if she is naked. I've lost the attraction and hence the erection for her. The reason is because she became stubborn, disrespectful and not submissive. She argues too much and ready to be combative. She no longer stays in her feminine state. As a result I lost the sexual urge I use to have for her. So I don't touch her It's more than a year we made love and we no longer talk to each other. I don't even know if I can ever have erection for her again. I used to like her when we newly got married. But I no longer like her again. My thing stands very well outside but can't stand for her. I'm tired of the marriage. My not having erection for her is natural. She caused it. I'm not the cause.
What do you think I should do guys cos we have a son together and we're legally married.

Bro, you cap wetin you no know. Even person wey get the forum go look your comment laugh.

Oludiary:
Bro I no dey cap wetin I no know

Nairaland never had five million members. The total number has been slowly rising, meanwhile reality shows otherwise. Level headed users left from trolls frustrating them. Today, many trolls have exodused from the spambot enforcing sanity in daily operations. The member count should be reset to reflect the reality. I don’t think this place consists of up to two hundred individuals.

Oludiary:
Story...
You get right as a Nigerian?

Meanwhile,What happened to Nairaland?...Before I went to Jail in the UAE in 2022, there were over 5m registered members and the site was buzzing with people like wesse90, osas etc.But now everywhere just dry with just 3m members.abeg make Una reason me.

Nothing concerns me with their matter. My major vexation is, why don’t churches pay tax? If such was the case, I doubt there’d be eight of them in one street competing to win custom… souls.

Streamers always support each other. I wonder why. Their profession is like one big community. If you visit a random country as a streamer, the streamers there will show you around, feature you in their streams and show love.

…but who are the bored kids who watch these guys religiously? I believe they’re bot accounts.

Sothelo:
American rapper and popular online streamer Darryl Dwayne Granberry Jr., professionally known as DDG, has sparked intense online debate after nearly revealing the alleged net worth of Nigerian streamer and TikTok sensation Peller during a recent livestream.

The moment occurred during a live session featuring DDG, Nigerian content creator Carterefe, and Peller himself. What began as a casual conversation about streaming and entertainment earnings quickly turned tense when DDG started discussing how much top streamers actually make.

DDG, who launched his music career in 2016 and rose to fame with his 2017 hit “Givenchy, explained that his real financial breakthrough came from content creation. Having experienced both industries, the 28-year-old argued that streaming is significantly more profitable than music, insisting that top streamers often out-earn mainstream artistes.

“Streaming pays more than music. For real, streamers make more money than artistes,” DDG stated confidently during the livestream.

As DDG spoke about wealth and financial milestones, Peller appeared visibly uncomfortable. In a viral clip now circulating on X, Peller could be heard urging DDG to stop discussing such details publicly, especially after DDG mentioned being close to billionaire status. His reasons stem from the fact that Peller is on Kicks and has a Stake deal, probably worth millions of Dollars and Peller kept on saying in Nigeria we pay tax, probably he was trying to shun him from saying his networth publicly to avoid paying tax. Lol!!

Peller responded sharply by saying he had “been there before,” claiming he once reached billionaire levels before dropping back to millionaire status. His reaction fueled speculation among social media users, with many suggesting he was trying to avoid unwanted attention—or potential tax scrutiny.

The exchange immediately ignited conversations online, with netizens debating whether the Nigerian entertainer could indeed be worth over one billion naira, and whether Nigeria’s streaming economy offers safer and more sustainable wealth compared to the United States.

Adding to the discussion, DDG also shared his thoughts on safety, claiming that the United States is more dangerous than Nigeria due to gun violence and gang activity.

“I honestly think America is the most dangerous country,” he said. “Nigeria has insecurity, yes, but gun violence and gangsterism are not as common. If anyone is thinking about coming to Nigeria—pull up.”

The livestream has since gone viral, reigniting debates around streaming wealth, financial transparency, and the rising power of Nigeria’s digital creator economy.