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Cmeo:
You lack decorum and intelligence. If you didn't lack it ni, a simple research of my profile would have revealed to you the personality behind the profile and that I have a successful life more than anyone in your entire miserable lineage.

yarimo:
Criminal minded people, by tomorrow he will be among the people claiming international business man with billions in his account

helinues:
Is this your justifications for selling drugs?

Cmeo:
Don't you think it is height of foolishness to be telling me (someone who has been to Toronto in Canada) that Toronto is in Canada?? Abi you lack knowledge that Delta airline is an American airlines ni? Stop being petite.

Wisdomkosi:
Source : https://politicsnigeria.com/im-a-mad-man-a-patient-of-aro-psychiatric-hospital-singer-portable-says-after-police-notice/

Magnetic010:
Tinubu's supporters will tell you it's because power has drastically improved in the country punch no longer have use for generators, as a matter of fact Nigerians from North to South, West to East all disposing of their generators because of the constant electricity the entire nation is now enjoying...if you state otherwise or you claim you are not enjoying this uninterrupted power supply you are an enemy of the country😂😂😂

Paraman:
It's because they are now enjoying regular power supply

Cmeo:
I know your type.
Your type is the one with the basic knowledge of Simple machine taught in an integrated science class but trying to educate a certified mechanical engineer about machines.

I am sure 100% sure that you have not stepped your foot on neither Canada nor USA soil, airports or air but you are here trying to argue with someone who have being there at different times.

Infact half education is worse than Ebola truly. Stop spreading ebola please.

Fidelity2050:
If someone comes into ur apartment to kill, severe and dismember the body of my five years old daughter, and the murderer is caught red-handed, he shouldn't be paraded cos he is only just a suspect. In fact he is still innocent until he's tried and convicted

Fidelity2050:
There's nothing wrong in parading suspects, well depending on the severity of their crimes

Cmeo:
For your mind now, the only aviation resources is the land/airport abi?? Go and educate yourself well but before then the most important and active resources of any sector is the people who runs it ranging from the unskilled and skilled people.

MadamVanessa:




The last court proceeding, I couldn't help but to fall in love with this man MNK. He shut up the Fg stooge Binta Nyako, degrade her so much, shows her how foolish she's and still won't allow her to preside over his case. Forget, MNK is a warrior, a fearless leader.

Dapagun:
https://x.com/Riddwane/status/1891410138000482316?t=zg70WEAG_dqp9u0KfIM6eg&s=19[/quote][quote author=9jatriot post=134189755]People with the mental capacity of lamba king should not even be leaders of even an estate. So if by some stroke of bad luck he had won, that is how he would have covered up crimes like these?

There is no way that the market will be left closed, at some point it will be opened, but right now it is under investigation, so why is lamba king so eager to have it opened before the investigation is done? Is he trying to cover or remove evidence from there?

Those drugs will end up in hospitals and in the body of patients, some of whom may be negatively impacted and all that lamba kings thinks about is that his brothers have to open shop asap.

Anyway I am no longer shocked at the kinds of things he stands for. I will not be shocked if it is revealed one day that part of the rise to some form of affluence was also by being involved in illicit activities like these.

For many years now, that market and the whole of the region is closed every Monday, not once did he speak against it, or do you want to claim that he is not aware of the weekly closure? Or that does not matter?[/quote]

Dbestbrest:
Peter Obi was a bullet Nigerians dodged. The country would have been flooded with fake drugs with innocent citizens sent to their early graves if he were the president

GeneralPula:
The made in Anambra Bad Omen must have gone to his mad man special adviser again..

The Agulu calamity is fronting for fake drugs makers because his family don’t kuku live in Anambra. Nah common man go suffer ham so he’d care less..

MaziObinnaokija:
That's my kinsman for you.The famous YES DADDY. The Linus,FAKE MESSIAH. The same MAN told us IPOBIDIENTS TERRORISTS are his own blodas.They KILLED.STEAL,DESTROY,BABIES FACTORY,FAKE WINE,exporters/importers of powdered stuff.They sabi swallow balls of drugs with ogbono,oha.

Yarimo,helinues,ProudlyLagos,Obaofaba,OKETE001,Snake001 must not see this thread biko

Jonjam269:
The extraordinaire serial party defector and obirodent messiah is a failure in all ramifications.

I am sure all of you can read before you ignorantly say fake drugs are only produced in Anambra, btw, I am a proud Yoruba Omo oluabi before you f.oolishly tag me Omo Igbo.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WBB27JftvR0

https://www.instagram.com/nafdac_ng/p/DC65s9nNcYc/?img_index=1

https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=276411066397473&vanity=biyoraTV

Most of you will comit suicide if tomorrow Peter Obi decides to join APC, Una never know politicians na una mumu pass.

helinues:
This Gbadebo is not smart.

What's your business with APC affairs?

WriterNig:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Oez5ARLtxdI



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EmmyMaestro:
USA and plane crashes recently, what is really going on

pdppower:
It seems it's like one week, one plane crash in the US o. They should just rename it United States of Plane Crash

Racoon:
Another plane crash in the US. Have the aircrafts been bugged?

Cmeo:
What is happening to America's aviation sector in the recent times?

michaellovaldo:
What's with the recent plane crashes in the US? With all of their technologies

Newlymarried:
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https://www.hindustantimes.com/trending/65yearold-european-man-divorces-wife-to-marry-nigerian-tiktok-girlfriend-he-s-gonna-get-robbed-says-internet-101739681393620.html

Sirmwill:

Totally wrong



This is the "wrongest" post I have read so far on Nairaland

We Saw Helicopters Dropping Arms, Food For Boko Haram – IDPs
— Jan 29, 2015
Displaced residents of Monguno, in Borno State, which was recently taken over by Boko Haram, have said they saw helicopters dropping arms and food items for the insurgents in the bushes.

The IDPs, who said they spent about 48 hours in the bush running towards Maiduguri, expressed worry that the Boko Haram sect was not the only ones involved in the insurgency, but that there are many foreign fighters and some external supports.

Leader of the Nigeria Vigilante Group in Monguno, Muhammed Sani,50, said he had, on several occasions, spotted unusual delivery of items in big wooden boxes by air, and sacks being dropped in the bushes around Marte and Monguno where Boko Haram terrorists were camped.

“Even during the attack on Monguno, there was an aircraft that came but did not do anything, not even dropping a single bomb before it left; then another one later came around the Monguno barracks and we saw four men alighting from the aircraft, using a rope. The aircraft left, but we doubt if they were soldiers.

“Even before then, some of my colleagues and I have been sighting helicopters dropping items in sacks and some in boxes to them at the camp of Boko Haram near Chikungudu and Kwalaram villages. Many helicopters came to drop items packed in boxes and sacks to the Boko Haram insurgents at a bush camp between Monguno and Marte; then we would see the Boko Haram gunmen rushing to the spot to pick the dropped items,” he stated.

The displaced vigilante officials said those that attacked Monguno comprised hundreds of foreigners who looked like Chadians.

“Many of them looked like Chadian Arabs – they were light-skinned with coiled hair, and there were many young men from Monguno – who Boko Haram had abducted when Nganzai was attacked last year – that were now active members of the sect.

“While Boko Haram members that are former youths of Monguno were leading other insurgents to attack Monguno town, the foreigners were the ones engaging soldiers near the barracks,” he explained.

Sani, who said he had lived in Monguno for the past 20 years, said he fled amidst the hail of bullets when the terrorists became irritated by his anti-bullet charms that rendered bullets ineffective. His shirt and trousers were riddled by bullets, yet he remained unhurt, he said.

Abufo:
A day cometh , when you will cry for a man like Kanu but alas you will not find him or the likes of him...........the world is about to descend into the time of tribulation............but you mumus in the zoo are sleeping on duty! I feel sorry for you people!

EntPublisher001:
TrendyBeatz analyzes Asake's exit of YBNL!

When whispers about Asake's departure from YBNL began circulating in December, it felt inevitable. The label that turned the young upcoming artiste from the streets of Lagos into a global Afrobeats phenomenon in just two years might be losing its prized asset. Born Ololade Ahmed, Asake had spent a decade as an underground hustler—dabbling in dance, churning out music, and barely moving the needle. His fortunes changed in 2022, thanks to an introduction facilitated by his friend, Yhemo Lee, to the godfather of Nigerian street-pop, Olamide.

Olamide didn’t just sign Asake; he threw the entire weight of YBNL behind him. From co-signs on tracks like Omo Ope to roping in Burna Boy for Sungba (Remix), Olamide went all in. The visionary business partnership between YBNL and Empire ensured Asake's music reached farther shores, making him a staple in UK and US Afrobeats circuits. Add TG Omori’s cinematic visuals—eight in total—and you have the makings of an unstoppable cultural force. Asake’s journey seemed like a perfectly executed blueprint for success.

https://trendybeatz.com/images/blog/Asake-and-Olamide-picture.jpg

But success has a way of complicating relationships. The signs were clear when Lungu Boy, his third project, dropped in 2024. Olamide’s fingerprints were noticeably absent—no guest verses, no songwriting credits. The project felt disconnected, starkly contrasting the laser-focused cohesion of Mr. Money With The Vibe and Work of Art. And when reports emerged that Olamide had offered an improved deal, only for Asake to decline and choose independence, the rupture felt complete.

Is It Time to Fly Solo?

From a legal standpoint, Asake has every right to leave YBNL if his contract has expired. It's a business arrangement with a beginning and an end. But morality? That’s where things get murkier. YBNL gambled on Asake, poured resources into his career, and turned him into a global brand. For Asake to exit now, just as the label is poised to recoup its investments and enjoy the fruits of their labor, feels rather ungrateful.

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The Double Standards of Success

It’s hard to ignore the hypocrisy that often surrounds conversations like this. If Asake’s career had faltered, no one would bat an eye at his decision to leave YBNL. The narrative would likely shift to how YBNL didn’t do enough to support him. Success, however, changes the stakes. Now, his departure is framed as betrayal, a refusal to honour the loyalty that brought him to the top. This isn’t unique to Asake. Wizkid’s departure from EME, Burna Boy leaving Aristokrat Records, and even Davido setting up his own DMW after a brief stint with HKN—these stories all follow a similar arc. For Asake, the perception is different. He’s barely two years into his reign, and the decision to leave feels premature to some, calculated to others.

A Gamble on Independence

Going independent is not for the faint-hearted. It requires a robust team, deep pockets, and a strategy that extends beyond the next hit single. Yes, Asake now has the visibility and financial muscle to chart his own course, but he also risks losing the structure and guidance that YBNL provided.

Will he thrive as an independent artiste, or will he stumble under the weight of expectations? Only time will tell. What’s clear is that he’ll have to contend with a more cutthroat music business, where the stakes are higher, and the safety nets are fewer.

What remains is the question: Will this be remembered as a savvy career move or a cautionary tale? Asake has the talent and momentum to make it work. But as history has shown, not all artistes who leave their labels at the height of their fame manage to sustain that success.
For now, all eyes are on Asake. The road ahead will determine whether his decision to leave YBNL was a gamble worth taking or a misstep in an otherwise spectacular career. And for YBNL, it’s back to the drawing board—because in the end, the music business waits for no one.

Source: TrendyBeatz

EXOUSIAng:
You have no idea.
Nairaland is a faceless forum after all.
LoL

iwaeda:
https://x.com/NGRPresident/status/1891068751799280069?t=9T56xWlFLe9NCJSEjn-J2A&s=19[/quote]Say hello to that political prostitute named Reno Omokri, how market? He made the short devil a saint...mumu man.

EXOUSIAng:
Obi is always excited by the news of death.
The last time I read about him, he was at a funeral somewhere.
You never see him at weddings.
Obi no dey go where celebration dey.

gidgiddy:
Nigeria is much worse than a zoo. At least in a zoo, there'll welfare of the Animals is top priority by the keepers. In Nigeria, thr keepers not only don't care about anyone's welfare except their own, they will Spain anyone in their way

beerfraud:
https://saharareporters.com/2025/02/16/id-rather-die-detention-face-trial-biased-judge-or-court-nnamdi-kanu

puremaker7:
Divorce can happen for so many reasons, but lack of money is out of those reasons..BTW poor people divorce more because of lack of money

puremaker7:
As a guy, make money first then women will make you their first

helinues:
You tried

I used to be called an Esin ( Horse), when I was in secondary school.

100m, 200m all through no contest

Running, marathon is all about strength, endurance and mentality of winning. As I am getting tired, others are too

MadPolitician:
Nigeria has killed enough igbos. Millions of igbos have been killed by forces aligned to the leadership of this strange country. This has been going on for years. Millions killed directly through military aggression, and indirectly through different federal governments apartheid policies in the east. This has to stop. At a point, igbos of this generation must come together and say "enough is enough". Igbos must find a way to push back. Otherwise, the next 100 years for the igbo man will end up worse than the last 100 years. This is not acceptable..