₦airaland Forum

beerfraud:
you’re absolutely correct
I have not seen where Fulani and Hausa people being arrested in India

How can you see? How can you know? Have you ventured out of your one room one window house? Anyway, since you cannot afford transport fare, how can you talk about travelling around the country, not to talk of away from the country?

beerfraud:
the bottom line is that they don’t want you to develop their country with White powder again

Abi. Maybe they prefer that you use human head, body and sacrifices to develop their country. Do you know that they live such things. You can quickly join them with that your line of trade.

2cribz:
Naso person wey take colos come fund my trouble . blow my car body,I no talk anything. I dragged him off he went and called his friends.i held my stand and my matchette. A year later he was caught for robbery. I was the happiest on earth ,upon hearing the news. Imagine say I kick am that day..I for don dey jail...dey languish.
God forbid. Always avoid the devil and people who are posessed. Demons sef dey taya

A lot of people under this tenure are half dead,frustrated,broke,angry and have almost a filled up heart,filled of hate.... rot in jail .hahahahaha

You dey avoid devil, yet you carry machete for hand to fight? No be you be the devil so? Wetin you for take the machete do? You wan cut palm tree or you wan clear grass? Wetin concern machete inside your car? Abi you be farmer?

Body dey pepper everybody. We must all take an easy and let to treat others out there as if they are family. Be tolerant and slow to anger.

Nukilia:
Now that he has killed the customer, I hope he has been given a medal of honor...

He has just lost his freedom as he awaits his own death in the hands of the law.

Fighting anyone is not worth it ...

That’s his medal of honor! That hangman’s rope on his neck.

The fight was sorted and everyone thought there was peace, but the wicked and evil minded fellow felt that he must deal with the fellow for challenging him. That’s the identity of a cultist. Supremacy. If he did not leave his mark, he would not be respected. He went for the kill openly. Now he can no longer kill. While in prison for the rest of his life, he will reside with fellow killers.

Now he will live most of his left after his sentencing with the everyday fear of being called by the hangman to get the rope to his neck.

Some Indians are busy in the streets of Indian job hunting at the newspaper stands and targeting opportunities in Nigeria. While their wages in India are very poor, they look out for Nigeria where they can earn better salaries and remit to their country. A lot of the same Indians and Chinese reside in Nigeria illegitimately and unmolested by authorities. Many of them too to known to embezzle company funds and yet are not arrested.

Most Nigerians in India are not involved in any crime. It is only a minority who get involved. Indian government unfortunately makes renewal of visas very difficult in their country, otherwise nationals of other countries will not run into visa problems of overstay with the immigration. Knowing how expensive tickets and visa processes are, some choose to wait to do the shipments over periods of time, leading to overstay.

The problem must be addressed by the Indian government or parliament. It is absolute selfishness. While Indians are citizens of several other nationals, they hardly permit people of other nations be ine their citizens.

SeeWahala:
Very good. When I was living in warri, if you see what 12 - 18 year old girls were putting on and walking upandan the streets you'd marvel

As you dey talk of young ladies, why you no talk of yourself and other young men? As una dey sag so, dey carry blokos for left hand up, dey do hand like hanger to sag well well, una no know say that one sef na offence? As una dey carry shirt up dey waka for street to show chest, una no know say na offence? Make una no make mistake think say na only woman dem wan catch. Una sef join. As una dey hold big igbo for finger, na wahala. Colorado to smile am enter street dey bend like tree we breeze wan blow fall down, una don enter am there.

Ebubu:
Government has no business with business. This should be private sector driven. Watch as mismanagement derails it.

After Soludo, another Governor will start his own Solution city and allow this one to decay and waste

After all, the new Governor needs means to chop his own money too.

Leave business for private people una no go hear.

E no fit even compete with Disney land in USA

What should happen if the private sector does not have such ideas? You cannot eliminate government from such things as this. Again, the private sector must not necessarily dip hands into every business enterprise.

The principal idea behind this project is TOURISM. That’s what government thought about. How to open up tourism in Anambra state, thereby bring in investors too. Just like Wike has done with the ICC in Abuja, if government officials begin their corruption magic, government may choose to allow private organizations run the place and ensure remittance of revenue to government purse.

Please ask the patient to visit a dietician. They need to look at the person’s case and offer proper solution, that is if the person is truly diabetic. Endeavor to take the person along with medical reports. Most government hospitals have dieticians working there. Alternatively you may contact a private one.

richmond500:
So he serves expensive wines, he doesn't drink it? What part of that is frugality?

Someone earlier described the person who created this to be as dull as Wike. For me, the person is worse than Wike.

Someone has expensive wines in his house; he sells expensive wines and to you should not drink his expensive wines. To you, he reserves it to serve to special guests? Why commonsense far from some youths like this sef? Mr. Wole Wole or gateman, did you enter the house to check for yourself? Or are you looking for the job of a boy boy, cleaner, gardner or bartender inside Obi’s house? Maybe that way, you can be able to count how many bottles of wines are in the wine bar, and also confirm if Obi drinks the wines, kunu or zobo.

Agreed absolutely with Mr. Owoseni. Certainly too many needless security agencies created. However, the issue of bribe taking and receiving was in existence before his 1984 entry into the police force. How can that be the expunged now? What should be done to turn the police force around, to make it more trustworthy? I have always maintained that state police is meaningless. Why not recruit the same people into the Nigerian Police Force and properly fund the police force. Get the state and local governments to make their own contributions for the proper running of the police force. I think it should be more meaningful.

overall90:
The kind illiterates that litter this forum is something else.
Please where in the report is stated that the project was carried out by the local government?
The chairman is just thanking the state government for a project that was completed in his domain.

Don’t mind the illiterates who litter this forum. That’s a project planned, designed, contracted and executed by the government of Lagos state. We all saw the governor of Lagos state at the beginning of that project. What the LGA chairman did was to show people how his local government area had evolved. He has his projects definitely, but building such bridge is beyond the resources of any LGA nationwide, until they begin to get and use their allocations directly into their accounts.

Funnily most of those who have commented here do not even know the location of that project physically. Most do not even reside in Lagos.

What’s that supposed to let us know? Emefiele was the CBN governor in an APC led government. Why do these APC people keep playing the blame game. Throughout Buhari’s disastrous eight years he and he’s same APC group kept blaming PDP. Tinubu’s tenure has marked blaming the same PDP, Buhari’s government and now Emefiele, as if Emefiele was not an APC man. Nothing crippled the naira other than unplanned and bad government policies, greed and corruption. While they give one excuse or the other, they keep feeding fat from the horrible policies enacted to suffer citizens.

SensualMan1:
Lol. Obi giving the Power grabbers sleepless nights

You grabbed the Power, snatched it and ran and still confused on what to do with ur stolen powers

No peace for the wicked. Unfortunately Obi is not Funsho Williams.

Greater is he that is in Obi than he that is in Bulabu.

A New Nigeria is P. O

The same man that they said was irrelevant.
The same man who had no structures.
That same man has become the obstacle to the opposition figures?

Oyibo too much. No men with no hope can find hope. Couples who experience infertility can find hope. God is great in truth.

Na im be say na ashawo go be your wife for future. Your future wife now is very clear. No worry your life again. Just carry on with prostitute and fulfil your destiny. But if prostitute na gree you marry, abeg sharpaly buy sex doll marry. Na my ten kobo advice be that to you and people like you.

DoctorStanley:
So you see, wrong DNA doesn't always mean someone was playing away match!

It is so sad.
How can those people, who now are over 40 years old sort out themselves. The parents of some would have broken up because of that wickedness.

Kukutente23:
The SC did not create any confusion
They simply hands off the matter
It is NEC that should now have enough balls to decide if Anyanwu is no longer secretary according to party rules and if he's not, appoint another one even if in acting capacity
This is a very simple step that's become difficult for the presence of saboteurs within the party
The bedrock of this is corruption that bedevils Nigerian landscape. Parties are controlled by the man with the biggest bag. The same issues bedeviling PDP today happened to both AD and ANPP his sister parties in 1999. What this points to is that except Nigeria's political system is properly re-engineered, all political parties are at risk of this kind of mess in future. Even the APC.

APC is not even doing better. They only have the advantage of holding power presently. If APC loses power, you’ll also see the members decamp to the next ruling party.

Our country has been so badly disorganized by politicians. That’s why I sometimes feel that democracy is not for Nigerian leaders. It appears like a vehicle for looting. To achieve such magnitude of looting, politicians must possess to ability to divide the citizens along religious and tribal lines.

Vision101:
The same way Nnamdi Kanu will look at his Ejimarko lawyer when they finally sentence him. I run away for cover. I cover my head 🗣️ with the steel helmet from heaven because the missiles will start coming.

The same way one person go look you like that as you kuku dey waka prison. Everybody go dey run with steel helmet because of missiles. Chai. E go sweet o.

9jatriot:
After the events of what Mr Obi called "youngest brother's house", I think I now understand how he plays his deception in a way that he personally believes that he is not lying.

What I now believe is that when Obi says he has only one house, what he probably means is that he has only one house in his name. The other houses will be in the name of proxies. Now the problem is that nobody will beat him if he has many houses, even ordinary citizens have more than one house in various cities. But because he likes to create that spartan life that seemed to have worked for Buhari, he has to keep spinning half truth to keep up the charade.

When he also said he has only one watch and people showed him having other watches, I suspect that what he also meant is that only one of those watches was bought with is money, the others were bought in the name of Next supermarket, the companies he seem to hide under.

What about shoes, I think he copied I had one shoe from GEJ. I think that is the only one he is truthful about because even his wife at a recent event had to look with scorn at the kind of shoe he wore to a major event.

“…Next supermarket, the companies he seem to hide under”. To your warped understanding, on one hand, Obi hides under Next, on the other hand he continues with “is” money. Why are you sounding so confused, or just commenting for the sake of it. If NEXT belongs to him, should he not enjoy the benefits from his organization? Should he not enjoy his money? Did you build the company for him?

It is well documented that NEXT belongs to the Obi family? Does it belong to you, or any other person that you know? Since it is well documented, the registration details are in the open and you can research corporate affairs commission to determine members of the board. Perhaps also you expect to find you name there. What he does in the name of his company is his business and not yours. Whatever he purchases in the name of his business is his and not yours.

Have you heard that the company has an issue with EFCC or any other government/security organization, for that matter? Those you support who are presently in leadership positions, you cannot query them on the sources of their humongous wealth, as they afflict the entire nation with misery and sleepless nights.

Rather than hold present public office holders accountable for embezzling the common patrimony, you face the man who is not in power.

Where is the law the prohibits Obi’s family members from owning properties in any part of the country? If he says that the property belongs to his brother and the name of the company is NEXT FOODS, how is that an issue? You left the substance of someone taking the laws into their hands to pursue the shadows of family that is being victimized.

Sadly, some of you here are not able to read with proper comprehension. If you did, you’d have heard the state government categorically deny being involved in such illegitimacy. That shows you that even the Governor understood the weight of such a claim in his state and must work to sort out the matter.

Now the family has reverted to court, to prove to all of you that the property was properly purchased in 2011 and government consent was issued in 2013. You may go and clean the records to prove your wrong assertion.

Good2go1:
We need to start using our senses and not letting people deceive us ànyhow. just because he saw champagne in his house which he knows that Peter Obi is the major importer does make him a deciver.

What did he expect dignitaries to be served in his house? Ogogoro or palm wine? Did he not expect to eat some good food as a dignitary? Inspite of the low level of spending, did he expect to see Obi eating beans and bread?

By the way, Obi’s path to wealth is well documented. So far, no one knows Wike’s path to wealth. How did he come about such humongous wealth?

fergie001:
Very good...... It is now, you are ready to do opposition.

Ngeneukwuenu... Akanbi should come to Abia now otherwise .....hmmm

It is a big lie.

INEC has no business with intra-party issues, I have continued to hammer this.

The NEC meeting that removed Oshiomhole had only one signature.... Victor Giadom.

This is not true.

Anambra election was signed by the National Chairman. And Acting National Secretary, Kosheodo, it has been published by INEC. There is also a formal notice to INEC based on the NWC meeting of 29/5/25 that Anyanwu has been replaced. The National Chairman is trying to be clever by half... He personally signed that letter.

Again...in Jegede & PDP v Akeredolu, Aiyedatiwa, APC & INEC.

The Supreme Court held that there is no law that makes it compulsory for a National Chairman & National Secretary to sign the forms. The Apex Court held that one of the two can sign and even if it is signed in error, as long as the Primaries held in compliance with INEC rules, there is no punishment according to the law.

I asked you a question a few days ago, and let me repeat it:

What will happen if the PDP leadership waits until the disputed tenure of Samuel Anyanwu expires in December? What will go wrong, seeing as you said the other day, that INEC apparently laid a trap.

Thank you so much to this Godly man. May God bless and reward him. Let this open the doors of blessings to him and his family. That amount was nothing to him. Integrity and conscience mattered most. May God help us all to have such conscience all the time. This woman will forever remember Nigerians as good people.

PDPdestroyer:
Foolish is the man who doesn't read the news, but even more foolish is the one who believes everything he hears in the news

Abi. So how do you now want to call yourself, looking at the story of Lere Olayinka? What should we call you please?

hopexter:
Don’t be stupid to believe every rubbish news on Nairaland. Do you know what one thousand and something hectares are?

Certainly, you DO NOT KNOW what “one thousand and something hectares” are. If you knew, you would not make such ignorant comment.

The question was very simple. The PA dismissed the allegation that Wike’s son got an allocation of such size of land, but he confirmed that the land was allocated to a farmer and the company is called JOAQ Farms and Estate Limited. That is the name quoted in the allegation and confirmed by the minister’s spokesman. Tell us the name or names of those who own the company. That settles it, short and simple.

Wike all the while as Governor of Rivers state had the same problem with people’s lands and properties. We read them in the papers frequently how he was destroying his perceived enemy’s houses and hotels, just like El Rufai. In Abuja, he has seized, revoked and threatened. So far he has not told anyone about the source of his humongous wealth. It is only appropriate for citizens to ask leaders questions such as this. Leaders in turn have the duty to answer. Any leader who’s not ready to face such questions, should not occupy the seats.

Agaracha must come back. Cunning man die, cunning man bury after. After running dem come count the mile.

Caaz:
Yesterday I was craving concoction redoil rice wey go behave like jellof rice due to how the weather was I went to get Meat at the slaughter since its very cheaper than those sold in the market.

A maximum of 4 live cows are slaughtered there every morning,and people always troop there to buy Meat.

I bought these Meat at the rate of 3k.

Those living close by,can get their Meat from them,you can also Call and they'll get your package delivered to you.

Just ask of christain/secretary when you get there.


The slaughter is at city gate junction okpanam road....asaba delta state.

This lie no be here. For City gate you buy this asdorted meat for 3K? Bros abeg.

sleek214:
The guy is a babe. Take it or leave it, that's what makes him feel good. People should be allowed to do what makes them feel good. Judgement is of the Lord

Oya, quick go give am belle make we see am. Woman dey carry belle born abi? Oya, quick make sure say “she” carry belle one time, make we confirm something.

Cunning man die, cunning man bury am!
As a wayo man, e come meet an advanced Wayo man. Or we kuku say a guy don guy gayoyo.

So what are you remaining in the party to do? Be courageous to pick up the APC membership ticket and decamp to APC, like your mates. Do not forget to take your Sam Anyanwu along please.

No love lost between Damagun and Ologunagba. Damagun must ensure peace between him and Ologunagba to move forward.

ErebeOcoco:
The 12-Day War with Iran: Achievements, Losses, Advantages, Disadvantages, and What Remains Open

After some minor hiccups in the first few hours, the ceasefire between Iran and Israel officially took effect today, and it appears that Operation “Rising Lion” - or the “12-Day War” - has come to an end.

What did each side achieve? What didn’t they achieve? And what comes next?

Let’s start with the numbers:

Casualties and Injuries

Israeli side:
28 killed
Over 3,000 injured

Iranian side:
More than 600 killed (hundreds of them military personnel)
Around 5,000 injured (according to preliminary data from Iran’s Ministry of Health — this number is likely to rise)

Extent of Direct Damage

Israeli side: Most of the damage was to civilian homes - hundreds of residences destroyed by Iranian missile strikes, leaving thousands homeless
Minor damage to strategic sites such as the Haifa oil refineries and the Ashdod power station - no noticeable operational impact
Limited damage to military facilities

Iranian side:
Significant damage to nuclear facilities
Major damage to factories connected to the nuclear program
Heavy damage to Iran’s ballistic missile infrastructure: more than half of its missile launchers (approx. 200) destroyed
Over 1,000 ballistic missiles eliminated from Iran’s inventory
Significant damage to missile-related production plants - most were destroyed
Major damage to at least dozens of Iranian military bases
Symbolic strikes on government sites in Tehran (e.g., Palestine Square, Broadcasting Authority building)
Heavy damage to security force headquarters in the capital (police, Basij, intelligence, Evin Prison)
Iranian aircraft and helicopters destroyed on the ground
Strikes on airports
Destruction of many weapons depots
Destruction of drone stockpiles
Iranian air defense systems destroyed
Hundreds of residential buildings damaged in targeted strikes and attacks on nearby terror sites

Targeted Killings of Senior Figures

Israeli side: No senior Israeli officials were killed during the operation; most casualties were civilians

Iranian side: 15–20 top nuclear scientists were killed Over 20 high-ranking military officials eliminated, including leaders of the army, senior Revolutionary Guard commanders, and top officials from the "Khatam al-Anbiya" coordinating body

Notable assassinations:
Commander of the Iranian Revolutionary Guards
Commander of "Khatam al-Anbiya" (the de facto Chief of General Staff) — killed twice (i.e., his replacement was also eliminated)
Chief of the Iranian Armed Forces
Commander of the Aerospace Forces of the Revolutionary Guards
Commander of the "Palestine Corps" in Quds Force — one of the architects of the October 7th attacks

Summary:

Israel achieved a tremendous success. If two years ago you had seen a short film showing what happened in Iran over the past 12 days, you would have thought it was science fiction. Many did not believe this was possible - even in recent weeks.

This was a historic operation by any standard, certainly in the history of the State of Israel. It required tremendous imagination to plan. As a people, Israelis have every right to pat themselves on the back.

That said, Iran’s ambitions, cunning, and deceit have not changed. They are already working to rebuild what was destroyed and planning years ahead.

Someone will need to keep enforcing the red lines again and again. This will be far more difficult than enforcement against Hezbollah - in terms of distance, violations of sovereignty, international legitimacy, and intelligence/military complexity.

This challenge lies before us and will remain until the current Iranian regime falls.

Israel must now lay the foundations for clear, enforceable rules of engagement - while there is a supportive president in the White House, one who views enforcement in a way that is close to Israel’s perspective.

Establishing principles for enforcement is currently the most important issue for Israel regarding the Iranian threat - a threat that has been mowed down but is likely to grow again.

A new reality must be created - one that Iran gets used to, and the world accepts: an enforcement routine

100%

Mabuggi88:
Oboy see serious look.
Man: Barrister what just happened?
Lawyer: It is what it is
Man: Shocked
Lawyer: Don't be shocked, we will appeal for reduction of terms

Maybe he wanted to say

Man: Madam lawyer, if I know say you no sabi anything, I for no waste my money and time. You just dey give me yeye hope say nothing go happen. I for don escape tay tay. See wetin you land me inside. Abi make I kuku drag you follow me enter there?