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Antichristian2:
Why not let your husband marry more wives!

The surrugate mother is actually the birth mother!

You are only an egg donor while your hubby the sperm donor!

So banks own your money you only put your money in an account with them based off this logic?

I know this family. Attended same primary school with husband and same University with the wife. Congratulations to them.

Rebuker:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K_hcUKI3JCE?si=JJFVlQHoo3-XDfbS

Man Calls on Wike to Act After Cows Are Spotted Roaming World Trade Centre, Abuja




https://gtvdaily.com/author/gtvdaily/

Na normal thing for Abuja. Cars Dey wait make them pass for City center self.

alphonsojidebab:
https://eyesoflagos.com/2026/01/08/phyna-why-i-wont-advise-anyone-to-go-for-bbnaija/

You still collect fame so shut up.

Coly2012:
Good way to go, but people will be out of job. Nothing without its disadvantages.

You dey pity people wey no dey sell you complete fuel abi? 😂🤣

Ironfaceman:
The United States has introduced new travel restrictions that could require Nigerians applying for B1/B2 visas to post bonds of up to $15,000.

According to information published on the US Department of State’s website, Travel.State.Gov, the payment of a bond does not guarantee visa issuance, adding that fees paid without the direction of a consular officer will not be refunded.

Of the listed Nations, African countries accounted for 24 of the 38, including Nigeria, in the updated list released by the US State Department on Tuesday.

Visa bonds are financial guarantees required by the US State Department for certain foreign nationals from countries classified as high-risk, who are applying for B1/B2 visas for business or tourism purposes.

The implementation dates vary by country, with Nigeria’s date set for January 21, 2026.

The Department of State said nationals from the listed countries have been identified as requiring visa bonds, with implementation dates shown in parentheses.

Countries affected include Algeria (21 January 2026), Angola (21 January 2026), Antigua and Barbuda (21 January 2026), Bangladesh (21 January 2026), Benin (21 January 2026), Bhutan (1 January 2026), Botswana (1 January 2026), Burundi (21 January 2026), Cabo Verde (21 January 2026), Central African Republic (1 January 2026), Côte d’Ivoire (21 January 2026), Cuba (21 January 2026), Djibouti (21 January 2026), Dominica (21 January 2026).

The rest are; Nigeria (21 January 2026), São Tomé and Príncipe (23 October 2025), Senegal (21 January 2026), Tajikistan (21 January 2026), Tanzania (23 October 2025), Togo (21 January 2026), Tonga (21 January 2026), Turkmenistan (1 January 2026), Tuvalu (21 January 2026), Uganda (21 January 2026), Vanuatu (21 January 2026), Venezuela (21 January 2026), Zambia (20 August 2025), and Zimbabwe (21 January 2026).

The directive states that, “Any citizen or national travelling on a passport issued by one of these countries, who is otherwise found eligible for a B1/B2 visa, must post a bond of $5,000, $10,000, or $15,000. The amount is determined during the visa interview.

“Applicants must also submit the Department of Homeland Security’s Form I-352. Applicants must also agree to the terms of the bond through the US Department of the Treasury’s online payment platform, Pay.gov. This requirement applies regardless of the place of application.”

It added that Visa holders who post bonds must enter the United States through designated airports, including Boston Logan International Airport, John F. Kennedy International Airport. Virginia.

Bonds will only be refunded when the Department of Homeland Security records the visa holder’s departure from the United States on or before the expiration of their authorised stay, when the applicant does not travel before the visa expires, or when a traveller applies for and is denied admission at a US port of entry.

This development follows the introduction of partial US travel restrictions on Nigeria a week earlier. Nigeria was among 15 mostly African countries, including Angola, Antigua, Benin, Côte d’Ivoire, Gabon, The Gambia and others that were placed under partial travel suspensions by the US government on 16 December.

In Nigeria’s case, the US cited the presence and operations of radical Islamic terrorist groups such as Boko Haram and the Islamic State in certain parts of the country, resulting in “substantial screening and vetting difficulties.”

An overstay rate of 5.56 per cent for B1/B2 visas and 11.90 per cent for F, M, and J visas was also cited as a justification for Nigeria’s inclusion. As a result, the travel suspension covered immigrant visas as well as non-immigrant categories, including B-1, B-2, B-1/B-2, F, M, and J visas.



https://punchng.com/us-introduces-15000-visa-bond-for-nigerians-others/

Like say them dey give people VISA before? If I wan go for
Confrence my company gast deposit 15,000 Dollars. Make it make sense. 😂🤣

Olodo. You made Obi lose the last election because you couldn’t get votes from your Northern brothers. If you see 100,000 votes make I bend 😂😂😂

When you all are ready. We wld go and chase Tinubu away

These people get mind o. Na Trump Akara be that

No Oga for national team. He should get the F out.

Wike go still tell us how him Rig Rivers state for Tinubu when the fight finally happens.

The exact act she complained about was what he portrayed in this video.

Let the National Leader of APC Baba Tinubu handle Wike na. Make e sack am.

SkytrendNewsNg:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vlVGPaksc9o?si=3vfxnC2OTQnNToY9

Tinubu Doesn’t Need Nigerians' Votes to Win — He Needs INEC and Judges, Odinkalu Says

Nigeria’s political space has erupted after a respected rights advocate, Professor Chidi Odinkalu made a blistering claim: President Bola Tinubu does not need the votes of Nigerians to hold power. Instead, he argues, he needs just INEC and judges to win elections in Nigeria.

God bless you sir. Where is the lie?

Miracle na Miracle how e take happen no be your business.

No be inside the revenue NNPC dey theif?

InfoGuru118:
Seyi Makinde, governor of Oyo State, has announced a cabinet shake-up.


https://verynigerian.com/gov-makinde-reshuffles-cabinet-fires-ssg/

Na she go leak documents to Fayose.

MONEY247:
https://e.vnexpress.net/news/news/education/empty-classrooms-south-korea-shuts-down-over-4-000-schools-amid-birth-rate-crisis-5001196.html

Nigerians go wan enter una country una go still dey do shakara.

Lanrelagboi:
UPDATE ON THE GREAT NIGERIA INSURANCE (GNI) BUILDING FIRE INCIDENT


source

Shebi your governor was quick to say no one died as usual.

Send her money joor.

First son moving with 90 convoys.

chopnaira:
https://punchng.com/nnpp-dissolves-kano-executive/

Wicked Governors supporting Tinubu

Even Sanwoolu continued his Eyo festival claiming no one died in the Balogun fire.🔥

Omo Tinubu done go if it happens.

I will never leave Labor Party.

IzunnaOkafor:
https://onyokomita.com/anambra-man-who-returned-from-china-to-celebrate-christmas-burnt-to-death-video/

We build markets without having muster points and fire drills.

alphonsoolajide:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gDt7UqJ0GDA



https://eyesoflagos.com/2025/12/30/doris-ogala-new-claims-pastor-chris-okafor-church-pulpit/

Make this woman rest joor.

fergie001:
Nyesom Wike at a rally in Emohua LGA

He obviously doesn't want peace.

Theif. You that you pay your workers peanuts.

Islie:
‘Billions of naira gone’: How Instagram vendors lost goods to Great Nigeria House inferno





https://www.thecable.ng/billions-of-naira-gone-how-instagram-vendors-lost-goods-to-great-nigeria-house-inferno/

Previous thread https://www.nairaland.com/8587094/fire-engulfs-22-storey-building-balogun

Una no get insurance abi? Mad people put your warehouse in between a building. How would the space be controlled and monitored.

dre11:
https://thenationonlineng.net/breaking-ibadan-explosion-fayose-releases-documents-insists-makinde-got-n50bn-from-fg/

Does this mean his government was paid? This na ordinary memo.