₦airaland Forum

When supernatural strength is upon you Oyibo go dey think say na drug influence




V. Osimhen 9 that comes to mind.

Yes....I came out negative


I have already completed my last Dosage of the vaccine.

CharlesCNG:
You have misunderstood the burden in an election involving an incumbent.

President Tinubu already has a governing blueprint in operation. Nigerians may support it, criticise it or demand improvements, but its direction is visible in actual policies.

On the economy, the administration removed fuel subsidy, ended the multiple exchange-rate system, reformed taxation and increased revenue flowing to states and local governments.

On electricity, Tinubu signed the Electricity Act, allowing states to generate, transmit and distribute power through decentralised electricity markets. The administration is also addressing metering and legacy power-sector debts.

On federalism, his government initiated the court action that produced the Supreme Court judgment affirming local-government financial autonomy.

On security, the government has pursued additional military and police recruitment while advancing the constitutional framework for state police. These measures have not yet solved insecurity, but they reveal the administration’s chosen direction.

Therefore, the opposition’s responsibility is not merely to say, “Tinubu is failing.”

It must present a superior alternative.

Will Peter Obi restore petrol subsidy or retain its removal?

Will he reverse exchange-rate unification?

What will replace the current tax reforms?

How will his security architecture differ?

How will he finance and deliver 10,000MW?

Which Tinubu policies will he cancel, modify or continue?

You asked which candidate has presented clear plans. That question does not rescue Obi; it indicts the entire opposition.

A challenger cannot ask Nigerians to remove an incumbent whose policies are visible and replace him with a candidate whose programme remains hidden.

It is like asking passengers to abandon a moving bus for another vehicle whose driver refuses to reveal the route, fuel level or destination.

Tinubu must defend his record.

But Obi must explain the alternative.

“Vote for me first; discover my blueprint later” is not opposition politics. It is political blind dating.

You know politics.

Sorry this happened to you.

Report the case immediately to your bank and OPay, and ask them to place a restriction on the recipient account if possible. Also report it to the Nigeria Police Force's cybercrime unit or the EFCC with all evidence, including screenshots, transfer receipts, chats, the account number, account name, and phone number. The sooner you report it, the better the chances of tracing the funds. I hope you recover your ₦2 million.

There's a common belief that Lagos is the go-to spot for property investment, but that perspective misses the key elements that truly drive successful investments. If I had ₦500 million to invest, I would definitely give Abuja a serious look. Here’s why.

Sure, land in Abuja can come with a hefty price tag, but so does prime real estate in Lagos. The big difference is that Abuja boasts a well-organized master plan, better road networks, less congestion, and a more predictable urban layout. These aspects play a crucial role in maintaining property values over the long haul.

People often highlight Lagos' larger population and bustling commercial scene, and while that's valid, a bigger population also brings more competition, higher construction costs, traffic headaches, flooding risks in certain areas, and increased pressure on infrastructure. Just because demand is high doesn’t mean profits will automatically follow.

Abuja's economy thrives on government institutions, embassies, multinational companies, NGOs, and affluent professionals. This creates a stable market for quality residential and commercial properties. Premium tenants are usually willing to pay extra for security, solid infrastructure, and a thoughtfully planned environment.

When it comes to rental yields, it’s important to think long-term. While some areas in Lagos might offer impressive short-term returns, properties in the right districts of Abuja tend to appreciate steadily and experience less market volatility. Investors who make smart purchases in developing areas often see significant capital growth as infrastructure continues to improve.

Yes, the approval processes in Abuja can be slow, but they also lead to more orderly development. In many parts of Lagos, rapid growth without proper planning has led to overcrowding, strained infrastructure, and environmental issues.

In the end, success in real estate isn’t just about the city you choose. It’s all about doing your market research, timing your investments right, executing projects well, and maintaining financial discipline.

CanadaOrBust:
Argentina wins 3-1
BUT Switzerland DESERVED to win the match.
Take this to the bank: England will beat Argentina!
I guarantee it

Plenty cho cho cho......if your liver still dey intact stake all your resources on am

Highly recommended......op na your girlfriend or your sister?


Let's get her a husband....

gistclinic:
Can this record ever be broken?

Mbappe will break it....in the nearest future

Penaldo to cry river today

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Lalami3232:
Honestly, this is really sad!!!
If to say our country good, wetin be S.A wey we go dey go find greener pastures. Oga welcome back home, hopefully the country will favour you by God's grace.


What do I even know sef aside enlightening my fellow men nationwide with the good news of DNA test

Is the DNA test free now... what is the good news?

Deziri20:
So my brother applied to University of Plymouth and they offered him admission and requested he proceed with payment of initial deposit and a month later they updated his admission status to declined and we requested for refund. The refund was processed but we didn’t get the full money paid back. The school deducted about 350 pounds and that doesn’t include the charges from fly wire. I need to know if this is peculiar to him and why the school deducted funds without mentioning it in the policy before payment

This is not necessarily peculiar to your brother, but whether the deduction was justified depends entirely on the refund terms that applied when he paid the deposit.

A few possibilities:

1. Non-refundable deposit or administrative fee

Many UK universities retain part of a deposit as an administrative charge when an applicant withdraws or when an offer is cancelled under certain circumstances.

Such fees can range from £100–£500 depending on the institution's policy.



2. Currency exchange and bank charges

Universities often refund only the amount they receive and may not cover exchange-rate losses, intermediary bank charges, or transfer fees.



3. Flywire charges

Flywire fees and exchange-rate differences are usually separate from university deductions and may reduce the amount received back.




However, if:

the university withdrew or declined the admission after initially offering it, and

the refund policy available at the time of payment did not clearly state a £350 deduction,


then your brother has reasonable grounds to ask for:

a detailed refund breakdown,

the specific policy clause authorising the deduction, and

an explanation of why the deduction was applied.


I would recommend emailing the University of Plymouth Student Accounts Team and requesting:

Please provide a full itemised breakdown of the refund calculation, including any administrative fees, deposit retention, bank charges, or other deductions, and the relevant policy provision that authorises each deduction.



If you tell me:

the amount originally paid,

the amount refunded,

the reason the university gave for changing the status to "declined",

bewla:
Agulu river you need the link to the story

Yes

bewla:
not current or you mis is point

But what happened to the body's dis cover at the river back then

How who kill them how did the case end

Discovered which year and where?

madridguy:
The writer should tell us what killed his deputy governor.

Who's deputy?


You are not current

dominique:
We no dey ever host friendly match, na soso wakawaka to other peoples countries to play friendlies. dem forbid us to invite other countries for friendly match?

Your country is currently not safe

HPS3:
Who else noticed op used all his alternate accounts to comment.

Lol...format

pdppower:
Obidients no longer see Kwankwaso as a terrorist any longer because he is now in their camp. it is now glaring that they only see the devil in whoever does not fabour their "Messiah".

His sins has been forgiven

Ontarioo:
Just be patient if you're doing it by yourself. Fast track is no more reliable

Okay thanks

TheGift:
All of this long story for what? I am not reading it. Sorry

Read that and stop discouraging people. UK is far better than any African country

Is there any way to track if a passport application is ready for collection?

So make we no travel again?



Are you guys regretting your traveling to UK.....?

Anything to remove him is allowed

KhalifaJay:
If na man ask you now for 50k, you go start to tell him how tinubu is causing more harm on the country

You are saying a different thing here.....did he dash her the money....it was meant for a business.....

marlow1962:
Still 1,500. Two other stations are selling 1,600. And yet no protest. But I remember when I was buying it for #65 and it jumped to #75 and there was a massive protest, but I don't know what's happening now.

Very soon you will know. Keep supporting APC

Triangles1:
The guy is a gentle man, what could go wrong.


Quick recovery broda shagi.

Gentle mad man

Abuja Salary and peanut 🥜 na 5&6


Wicked employers for Abuja wey Sabi use people.

AMINDA:
“Unless betrayed, our loyalty and fidelity to friends are permanent and pensionable. Unless reconciled, our opposition and enmity to traitors are permanent and pensionable.” - Nasir Ahmed El-Rufai

They hate to hear it but Elrufai made Tinubu president.

What will Wike reply to you?