₦airaland Forum

God1000:
Evil man, it's time to face the music

HawkTuahGirl:
Most Nigeria women struggle with you because they don't have better options.

CALCULUS16:
I have never seen anyone getting 100 in each subject. Something is wrong somewhere. Why is always 98 in each subject

zero8zero:
This exam method is the best to have happened to Jamb. If we had miracle centers, this boy would not have been known and appreciated. Genuine students would have been overtaken by cheaters with higher scores.

nolzautoez:
Some women make important life decisions without fully thinking them through. If the guy wasn’t lostfully interested in her to begin with, none of this would have unfolded the way it did. My fellow men, be cautious about getting involved with women who constantly seek public attention in their dressing and lifestyle.

Lanretoye:
There is something I am not understanding about this VDM issue,was he arrested by the police or efcc,how can someone just go to the bank and lodge a complaint then he will be arrested,the bank too has not made any statement on the issue,even the agency that is involved .if the only informations we have is one sided then I can’t conclude

femi4:
What little time, some of them can't even break even. It's difficult to save when expenditure is almost equal to income

femi4:
Lies
They employ based on skills not degrees. Why spend 30Million on naira on master only to end up in care homes

oka4ugoo:
This country self. IG go just wake up and
make a pronounment and the pronounment becomes the law without the backing of the legislature.

IBvoss:
Hmm, I just thought of a pay-per-channel model. Meaning, there would be a singular cost for every channel instead of them coming in packages.

Thus, viewers can add only the channels they desire, or watch, and reduce overall cost.

This might be a good solution since most dstv users only watch a handful of the channels on their package selection.

Any which way, they still charge you high to make more profit. In Nigeria, they will always find a way to milk Nigerians

The only potential problem I can see on the user side of this model is DSTV charging a very high rate for their most watched channels (supersport, etc.) compared to other channels that aren't viewed a lot.

Xxtweakxx:
Yes, the monthly sub for Fibre Optics on MTN is way cheaper and truly unlimited with no FUP.

Jestin:
Efcc don collect their percentage

SUPERBLOOM:
Upcoming ShaIIipopi etal

They should tackle the root cause of yahoo.
Problem solving skills is different from feeding off a problem

Xxtweakxx:
It must not be MTN. Google for Fibre Optics Internet to see if there's any one in your city.

myners007:
It is profoundly disheartening that in a nation crippled by monumental corruption, institutional decay, and pervasive economic hardship, the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) has elected to expend its dwindling relevance on the arrest of Business Mogul, E-Money, for the ostensible offence of spraying dollars at a public event. One is compelled to ask: is this the apex of financial crime in Nigeria?

The EFCC, once envisioned as a formidable guardian of our fiscal integrity, has tragically metamorphosed into a performative agency — a toothless bulldog barking in the marketplace, seeking to impress rather than impact. Rather than channel its efforts into dismantling the entrenched networks of elite corruption, embezzlement, and fraudulent public procurement, it has chosen the path of sensationalism, pursuing high-profile figures for infractions that are, at best, symbolic.

This latest arrest reeks of clout-chasing — a hollow display of authority designed to massage public sentiment while the real architects of Nigeria's economic tragedy dine unperturbed in their ivory towers. It is almost certain that E-Money, like many before him, will regain his freedom in no time, and this episode will dissolve into yet another spectacle with no meaningful consequence.

Until the EFCC redirects its energies toward substantive economic crimes and the prosecution of powerful kleptocrats, it will remain a caricature of its intended purpose — loud, visible, but ultimately ineffectual.

Xxtweakxx:
MTN Fibre one is free equipment and installation. The company I use in my location was also free equipment and installation.

latiephwald:
Like they sent you to come seek out mind if we no go complain when they put the PPG price high. Just like they knew we Nigerians are very adaptive to any situation we find ourselves.

EbereGod:
Lol. Who told you E- money ain't a social media person? And E - money ain't trending? Oga, both are always in the spotlight, one ain't just forcing it.

EbereGod:
Now he has been disgrace.
E- money doesn't drag to be recognised.
One you're big, you're big. Shouldn't be seen everywhere and anywhere.

gare:
you see a big man go to an occasion un invited you are taking sides with him, i believe you are among those that gate crash at parties

Mom007:
It was you that inferred wrongly. I didn't say they manhandled it, I said it looks like.... big difference. You folks just like arguments. Who wraps half sliced bread? I was a master Baker, if I say its not done, then it's not done. Abi have you run bakery before? It's very awkward. Unless it's agege bread which the women share into 2, that's different. This is just weird.

Jostoman:
Because he did not wear BAT Cap to the event.

gare:
That serves him right. He seems to think money is everything. At his level, he should only attend occasions he is formally invited to. That’s why Dino Melaye snubbed him at Obi Cubana’s birthday.

DeAnonymousGuy:
E later enter abi e no enter?

EbereGod:

What is he even doing there?
Sometimes being anonymous is valuable.

chigo32:
D guy no d respect himself. He think say everything na by money

dynicks:
i used to think it was a public event and mode of entry is usually based on presentation of your ticket and not something based strictly on invites.......Nawaooo!....Oya naw.....make CP kuku go house go rest...

Nten:
These days even police that's your friend go change am for you if you go do pass yourself.

PresidObi:
Doesn't this sound familiar?

The inability of Nigerians to live peacefully among themselves, despite all the wealth garnered from looting and plundering Niger Delta's resources, will lead to their downfall.