₦airaland Forum

TheBrotherhood:
Me I'm thinking 15 thousand naira.

FRANCISTOWN:
That's exactly what I tell these youngings. People change, especially women.

That sweet soul can suddenly wake one day and begin to act like a spawn of satan.
Most 'the times, these signs are not always there during courting, if not? Not everyone is desperate enough to proceed with a loaded gun.

People learn, unlearn and relearn. Thus, women change like the weather

CHIEFCHICKEN:
Hey guys. Please beware, all this girls are now using wild animals to set guys up.

So i entered cynergy today and if you are familiar with the place, you will know there is a mini forest opposite it.

I met this lady and we bargained. Just when we were headed to her room, she said if we can do it inside bush, she will remove 500 because she wont pay for room. I now agreed and we entered the bush

Small time, i saw a wild animal running towards me and seems like it was even laughing. I suspect it was a hyena.

Naso i take off oo. Had to cross the main road with my jeans hanging below my waist and my boxers showing.
Just wanted to warn guys here to beware of such

obaidan:
that made me laugh.
But I totally understand what she's going through. I have experienced it, its not an easy one at all. that's why I tell people, if u wan japa and ur money no complete or u forsee likely financial challenge along the way, US is the place u should try. I have seen people fall out of status as student and get reinstated the next semester. You can always get some medical report and just go sort yourself financially for some months. UK financial pressure will murder you, UK education may be cheaper but the payment is back-to-back...and even if all now fails u in the US, u will still hang in there and your ticket go still turn green eventually.

Maria96:

https://x.com/bukola_beckley/status/1748630693742055444?s=46&t=6OZ_nbE1xwVeLo2T5RIeWw[/quote]Stupid spoilt brats who were lucky to have an Altruistic Parents.

Workch:
Yeah, we have been saying this since 1960.

Selfish being , so if your family is okay, it means that Nigeria is working.

That's the mentality criminal politicians have.[
Most of you hate the truth and that's why things are not working

Workch:
Nigeria is like a 3 flatmates living a 3 bedroom flat apartment.
Two of the flatmates are coniving against one to deny him access to the sitting room and the kitchen.
When the 3rd guy decided that he wants to leave, they locked the door and made sure that he stays and accept the status quo.

Yet these two expect that their flatmate is going to cooperate with them and then peace should reign.
How do you expect such a setting to work?
How do you expect the 3rd guy to cooperate with you, unless he's a coward? 😂

It's why Nigeria may never know peace. It's not a curse.
"A house divided against itself does not work"

As long as there's a delibrate approach to malign a major tribe in this country, Nigeria cannot work. You know why?
This will ensure that our energy will be chanelled towards the agenda and most of our actions will be made based on hate instead of reason and logic. This will ensure that we never get leadership right.

Exousiang01:
Nigerians are really ignorant of what's going on in the economy.

Nyouth:
It was an agreement between him and importer and government dangote will begin to refine fuel by end of 2025 mark it somewhere

Tochi360:
They said they dodged a bullet but got missiles instead
What a life,real nko nbe things

ogododo:
https://saharareporters.com/2024/01/20/many-travellers-abducted-gunmen-border-community-between-ekiti-ondo-states

NGArmyTerrorist:
Seun needs to ban that freestuff of a guy forever! He is a manufacturer of lies and fake and misleading news here.

Omihanifa:
Unilever Nigeria says it has stopped
production and sales of home care and skin cleansing products — 10 months after the company announced plans to exit both markets.

The company disclosed this in its unaudited interim financial statements for the year ended December 31, 2023, published on the Nigerian Exchange Limited (NGX) on Wednesday.

On March 17, 2023, Unilever Nigeria revealed its intention to discontinue production of its homecare and skin-cleansing brands, which include Omo, Sunlight and Lux.

In a statement in the company’s earnings report, Unilever Nigeria said production and sales “ceased in December 2023”.

Unilever said the factory used to produce the home care and skin cleansing products has been leased out to a third party.

“Subsequent to the company’s exit from the Home Care and Skin Cleansing categories, the factory buildings have been leased to a third party for a duration of 10 years, with annual rental payments,” the company said.

Unilever Nigeria’s exit from the homecare and skin-cleansing markets leaves the company with just the foods, beauty and wellbeing, as well as personal care products.

Prior to Unilever Nigeria’s exit from both markets, the company reported a decline in revenue and an increase in losses.

Revenue fell by 45.1 percent year-on-year to N16,48 billion in 2023, from N23,92 billion grossed between January to December 2022.

Also, loss increased to N3.72 billion last year, compared to the previous year’s N1.49 billion.

nlfpmod:
I was not joking when I said I am the Nigerian spider man this moves a notch and unbelievable most of the moves I do even the whites finds it hard to try, with no equipments I was able to do them perfectly, guys world let’s put more creativity into this and change the game.

Victor Bekewei.

Raalsalghul:
I do empathize with you though.

It can be appalling seeing the way lots of Nigerians reason.

Hopefully, it works out.

I don send you P.M

Raalsalghul:
Egbon, you sure say you no go join the japa train?

With the way you dey vex for these people, you fit carry AK47 enter streets.

abobote:
Nigerians are jobless, instead of using the time to protest for bad governance, they are busy creating memes

Darkseid:
Suffering and smiling citizens

falopeogundipe:
Protest is underway in the Federal Capital Territory, Abuja, over allegations of perpetrating multi-billion naira fraud levelled at the Managing Director of Rural Electrification Agency, REA, Ahmad Salihijo Ahmad.

Two groups, Zero Tolerance for Social Immoralities Initiative, ZETSI, and Concerned Nigerian Citizens Action Against Corruption, are currently protesting at the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission headquarters and the Federal Ministry of Power respectively against Ahmad.

The protesters chorusing, "All We are saying Tinubu Sack Salihijo," carried placards with various inscriptions: "What is Good for Betta Edu is Good for Salihijo", "Tinubu, EFCC You Are Gender Bias", "Betta Edu transferred N585M into Personal account, Salihijo transferred N1.2bn REA Money into Personal Accounts."

Others are: "Salihijo has 37 bank accounts linked to his BVN with two in his mother's name", "Salihijo Awarded N200M Contract to himself", "World Bank, Others should stop loans to NEP, a Unit in REA because Salihijo is Stealing it."

Speaking at the EFCC protest, ZESTI convener, Ambassador Ibrahim Abdulrazak Imam, expressed disappointment in alleged President Bola Ahmed Tinubu and anti-graft agencies' condoning of Salihijo.

Ibrahim stated that Tinubu and others turned blind eyes to purported financial malfeasance of the REA boss at the expense of electricity to disadvantaged Nigerian communities.

According to him, "We are aware that the EFCC are in receipt of several petitions detailing how Salihijo has been siphoning money off REA to the point of having 37 bank accounts linked to his BVN with two in his mother's name and many discrepancies in the account name and the date of birth he used to open those accounts.

"Over one Billion dollar loans from International Financial Institutions for electricity generation obtained by Nigeria Electrification Project, a unit in Rural Electrification Agency under Salihijo has been misappropriated.

"If President Tinubu can suspend Humanitarian Affairs minister, Betta Edu for attempting to defraud the nation of N585M and the EFCC is running after the young lady what is stopping the President[url][/url] and the EFCC from bringing Salihijo to book despite the weighty documentary evidence of the financial shenanigans perpetrated by Salihijo that are before them.

"Is it because Salihijo is a man like Tinubu and the EFCC Chairman? And it's a man's world? What's good for Edu is good for Salihijo."

OurSeun:
Jose Mourinho has been sacked as head coach by Roma.

Mourinho, 60, had been at the helm of the Serie A club since the summer of 2021 and guided them to the Europa Conference League title in 2022 and the Europa League final the following season.

However, Roma have struggled domestically and currently sit ninth in the Italian top-flight — Sunday’s 3-1 loss at Milan was their third defeat in five league games and has proved to be Mourinho’s final game as boss.

Kenochi:
Let me take sometime to educate Nigerians before some people will come here and start claiming that the Economy is failing
Most operators in Nigeria's Upstream Oil and Gas Sector know that their game is up,there was a time Nigeria through the NNPCL had to resort to the importation of Refined Crude oil for close to 20 years.This allowed NNPCL and most Oil and Gas companies to participate in the controversy Oil Swap
Most Oil and Gas Companies used this fraudulent practice to shortchange the country, they collected crude oil and brought back Refined crude oil and still collected subsidy. Nigeria was fair game and all this big Oil companies looted Nigeria dry
Then something happened, the Dangote Refinery was mooted and this would put an end to this evil practice. Most Oil Companies knee that if this Refinery ever started their easy money was over
My people, this is what is happening. I am confident that more Oil companies will leave the country because their access to free money is gone for good

Still selling good properties with good titles at the Ibeju Lekki Industrial Hub....kindly check my signature

iwaeda:
Armed bandits stormed a joint military camp in Nahuta village, Batsari Local Government Area of Katsina state on Sunday night, leaving a trail of destruction and looted goods in their wake.

Sources within the camp confirmed the attack occurred around 11:30 pm. The heavily-armed bandits, wielding AK-47s among other weapons reportedly set ablaze vehicles and other valuables. Despite being outnumbered, the courageous soldiers managed to repel the assault as no life was lost.

“The bandits outweighed us and invaded the camp, causing considerable damage,” a source revealed, lamenting the lack of reinforcements throughout the encounter.

Taking advantage of the chaos, the bandits unleashed further mayhem upon Nahuta town. They ransacked shops, broke into houses, and looted properties and livestock worth millions of naira, leaving residents traumatized and dispossessed.

As of this report, security agencies have yet to officially comment on the latest bandit attack in the state which continues to grapple with the persistent menace of banditry and kidnapping.

frankchina:
You lied, go to Dubai they're not blacks and they take up to 5 🤣🤣🤣

Maisiba:
What the ***k happened to decency and grace in women. I have conducted a study and apparently, women have outdone men in having affairs. What a man can do, a woman can do better. The problem is when they realize the cannot control the consequences of their behavior. This is why talking about love is like talking about ghosts: very few people have ever seen ghosts.