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Phraences:
England will weep like Egypt tonight.

yinmu

heartofcity12:
Argentina no dey reach their full potential until they’re getting beaten

today they are going to be beated Messilessly.

planetx:
Spain

Biafra

Firstorderwizard:
Calm down, this your Andrew liver salt joy go soon fade when the GOAT starts scoring, I will quote you again when it starts

yinmu!

Goaaaaaaaaaaaaal! Please show me FIFA and Messi's faces? I wan check something.

See all my boys looking like angels on the field. White is the colour jo.

Erikiel:
Someone should help us with link or app to watch this game please.

Go to fifa world cup 2026

softtorce:
Who moved this nonsense to frontpage ?!

who else but the murderator

3kay945:


With Jacket nko?

it is better on top of agbada.

Ordinary condom e no fit buy again. Everything don dey expenses now.

Redeem your state first from bondage, charity begins at home.

First to comment. Mynd44 please help me to bring my prize to the house.

Breaking: Rivers Youths Demand Makinde Withdraw Statement, Apologise to President Tinubu

Comrade Nwabueze Clifford, a prominent Rivers State youth, has called on Oyo State Governor Seyi Makinde to immediately withdraw his recent statement concerning the United Nations’ planned investigation into the @bduction of students in Oyo State.

In a strongly worded statement issued on Tuesday, Comrade Nwabueze Clifford, described Governor Makinde’s position as “unfortunate and ill-advised,” urging him to retract the statement and tender an apology to President Bola Ahmed Tinubu.

“Governor Seyi Makinde should without delay withdraw his statement opposing the United Nations’ investigation into the @bduction of Oyo students and render an unreserved apology to President Bola Tinubu,” Clifford said.

He stressed that the safety of students should be paramount and that every responsible stakeholder must support measures aimed at rescuing the @bducted students and preventing future occurrences.

Comrade Nwabueze Clifford further warned that Governor Makinde’s statement could be interpreted as shielding perpetrators and weakening the fight against b@nditry and k!dnapping in the Southwest region.

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Yinmu!

motymop:
Which kind temu dressing is this?

no mind the op
Not enough original content
Please take a moment to write a quality post with at least 20 characters.
This will make the forum more interesting for everyone.

Ogbeni you don’t wear polo shirt to a formal event. It's a no, no unless you want to be thrown out.

Colombians are very crazy people when it comes to football. Why him too go miss ordinary very crucial penarity?

Yinmu! Just talk sey you wan go buy degree

Why now? What did they did to deserved such wickedness?

Must they reintergrate them? What happened to death sentences?

We thank God o, Nigeria was included in the list. Mynd44 it's time for us to relocate to our dream country.

President Tinubu, Where Are The Subsidy Savings? A Contract Broken With Nigerians

By: Aishatu Kabu

So this week, we woke up to another disturbing news: WAEC examination fees increased by almost 100%. While government may call it "just an adjustment," it makes common Nigerians like me ask: why do our leaders always fail on their own side of the bargain?

Must the Nigerian political class keep reaffirming that they are not sincere, accountable, or transparent?

This announcement, added to many promises made and broken, feels like the most insensitive of all. And here is why.

On May 29, 2023, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu made three words that changed the everyday reality of Nigerians.
Not for good. Not for better. But for worse.

The words?

"Subsidy is gone."

Three words. And overnight, the price of surviving in Nigeria doubled.

He said "We don’t have the money." He promised the savings would go to education, health, infrastructure, and directly to the people.
Two years later, Nigerians are asking: if there’s more money now, why does life feel harder?

Here are some of the betrayals:

First Betrayal: "No Money"
We were told the country was broke and couldn’t sustain subsidy. But in the same period, news broke of a new presidential jet. You cannot tell a hungry man to "sacrifice" while you upgrade your comfort. That’s not reform. That’s betrayal. That’s trust broken.

Second Betrayal: Education Promises vs Parent’s Reality
We were told savings would go to schools. Yet in many schools across Nigeria, parents are now being asked to pay ₦50,000 and above for WAEC registration. The official WAEC fee for 2026 is ₦27,000, but with admin charges it has almost doubled for many families. So parents who are already paying more for transport and food because of subsidy removal are now told to pay double for their children to write exams. Where is the logic?

Third Betrayal: More Money To States & LGAs
Government keeps saying: "Since subsidy was removed, states and LGAs are getting more allocation." Yes, FAAC numbers are bigger. But how is that felt by the common man on the street? Why take from the poor and dash it to governors?

We removed subsidy, increased allocation, but in villages and wards people still fetch water, still trek to farm, still pay ₦600 for transport. The money is "there" but Nigerians are not feeling it. This is why I’ve said before in "Local Government Autonomy: The Missing Weapon to Fight Insurgency" until LGAs are free, development will never reach the grassroots.

Let me be clear: I am not against reforms. In fact, when you declared "subsidy is gone," I celebrated. Why? Because you promised those resources would go to education, health, infrastructure, and things that would improve quality of life for every Nigerian across all class
Instead, we got hardship, hunger, increased poverty, and insecurity. That is why it is betrayal. You did not keep your promise, Mr. President.

If subsidy must go, here is the least I expected:
1. Fix refineries so fuel can be cheaper.
2. Give LGAs real autonomy so allocation reaches the people. You will say your government does that, but we all know the average local government in Nigeria does not have the autonomy to decide what to do with their resources, when and how. Until this is fixed local government remains not autonomous.

3. Fix insecurity, Secure farms so food prices can fall.

4. Show us the hospitals, schools, and CNG buses you promised.

A painful decision must come with a worthy result. Otherwise, these reforms are just extortion by the same government we entrusted with our resources.

President Tinubu, Nigerians sacrificed. We endured. We are still sacrificing. Don’t let that sacrifice be wasted on politics while your government fails on its own side of the contract.

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Ale ariwo. Bed go shake well well dis week. The woman fit burn twins or even treepul children to mark her coming back home safely.

The way I'm fairing these bandits now, my mind is telling me that they will soon start coming to nairaland to abduct people. There is nowhere that is safe in the country, everywhere has been banditalized.

The question is why did it tooked you that long to did it?

Is there no way this morafoka can be eliminated?

The mumu man wan use VDM trend

This trash made the front page?