₦airaland Forum

Too much talk...we need action

AfeezShomorin:
Virginity does not guaranty anything.

I married my first wife a virgin but her pvssy is now so wide you won't believe she got married as a virgin

You lost the plot

The context is about forgiving a cheating partner n not the size of vjj

Odewaleadesoye:
Today, I am writing not as a member of any political party, not as a supporter of any politician, but simply as a concerned Nigerian who is tired, saddened, and worried about the direction we are heading as a people.

The recent kidnapping involving school children and teachers in Oyo State broke my heart.

As I followed the discussions online and offline, I expected people to focus on the victims, pray for their safety, sympathize with their families, and demand better security from those in authority.

Unfortunately, that was not what I saw.

Almost immediately, some people started saying the incident happened because the governor belongs to a particular political party. Others claimed it was the opposition trying to make the President look bad. Some blamed one party while others blamed another.

At that point, I asked myself a simple question:
Must everything in Nigeria be political?

-Children were kidnapped.
-Teachers were kidnapped.
-Families were thrown into fear and uncertainty.
-Parents could not sleep peacefully.
-Loved ones were praying and hoping for good news.

Yet, instead of focusing on the human tragedy before us, many people were busy scoring political points.

This is not how a healthy society behaves.

What happened to compassion?
What happened to empathy?
What happened to our shared humanity?

The truth is that insecurity does not recognize political parties.

Kidnappers do not care who you voted for.

Bandits do not ask whether you support ADC, APC, LP, NDC, NNPP, PDP, or any other party before attacking.

When tragedy strikes, everybody suffers.
Rich or poor.
Christian or Muslim.
North or South.
Government supporter or opposition supporter.

Pain does not discriminate.

Another thing that deeply troubles me is that many times we hear reports that ransom has been paid and victims have been released, but we rarely hear about the masterminds being arrested, prosecuted, and punished.

As ordinary citizens, we continue to live in fear while criminals seem to operate with increasing boldness.

This is not about attacking any government.

Every administration at different levels must take responsibility for protecting lives and property because that is one of the primary reasons government exists.

However, beyond government, there are important lessons that Nigerians must learn.

First, we must stop treating politicians like gods.
Most of the politicians we fight over today will shake hands tomorrow and move on with their lives.

Meanwhile, ordinary Nigerians remain the ones suffering the consequences of insecurity, unemployment, poor healthcare, and economic hardship.


Second, we must learn to value human lives above political loyalty.
No political victory is worth celebrating when innocent citizens are living in fear.


Third, we must learn to show empathy.
Just because a tragedy has not happened to you does not mean it cannot happen tomorrow.

The pain you mock today could become your reality tomorrow.


Finally, we must hold leaders accountable without turning every issue into a partisan battle.
Demanding security is not opposition.
Demanding justice is not hatred.
Demanding protection for innocent citizens is not politics.

It is our right.

My appeal to Nigerians is simple:

-Let us stop using people's pain, suffering, kidnapping, and death to score cheap political points.

-Let us stop worshipping politicians while ignoring the suffering of fellow citizens.

-Let us become a people who value humanity before politics.

A nation where citizens genuinely care for one another is stronger than a nation where everyone is divided along political lines.

May God comfort every family currently experiencing pain.

May He protect every innocent Nigerian.

And may we never lose our humanity in the pursuit of political arguments.



Thank you for reading.

Mr. Odewale Adesoye
AKA Green Man

You are not different from the people you are attacking

You know I will always tell you the truth

You are talking about kidnapping and you attached your A4 size passport to the thread for clout

This man still dey

He's lost relevance

Var to the rescue 1-0

Nigeria need all the help available now

Fiscus105:
If a young lady comes back to meet you and tells you, her mom told her, she should go back to where she slept last night.

Open door for her and start cohabitating with her. (Single guys)

Go and meet her parents to apologize.

Take her to your home and introduce her as second wife.(Married men)

Send her away.

Dont send her away..if she goes missing, you are the first suspect

A jobberman looking for food

SmartPolician:
That's because you didn't understand the first comment you quoted. Go and read again. This is my last reply on this issue.

Better, so that you don't expose yourself beyond this level

prinsam30:
I know what I saw na, lewandoski score a late PK na

They last played on Sun
Lost 2-0 to Ukraine

Unlimitedwords:
The Devastating Oyo School Abduction Video That Has The Whole Country In Tears


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jL2IMATb_A4

AI induced no doubt

All hands must be on deck to get them out asap

SmartPolician:
By playing with fellow local teams in their home country

FYI, countries should stop wasting hard-earned money on jamborees called international friendlies. What makes football fun and competitive is the worthy prize and prestige.

Your own ignorance is even worse.

Continue to display your low level

These matches contributes to Fifa ranking which determines how teams are seeded in forthcoming competitions

England despite not in 94 world cup, impoved n upgrade their sides with friendlies leading to world top 10 ranking and qualification for 98 W cup

Rapmoney:
Here are some surugede and gbudugbudu proverbs from the streets of Warri.

1. Chameleon nor get wardrobe but na em sabi change clothes pass.

Meaning: There are people who do not possess your talents and potentials, but enjoy life's pleasures more than you.

2. "The food nor sweet, the food nor sweet", nor be for Ukwuani weed.

Meaning: Ukwuani is a town in Delta State. It is notoriously known for its strong weed which has a knocking effect and aggrievates hunger.

3. No matter how yansh make yanga reach, legs must first am enter house.

Meaning: Whoever that is greater than you is greater than you, no matter how fast you think you can move.

4. Small pikin wey use agbada take start life, go talk wetin em go wear when em turn old man.

Meaning: When a child wants to put the cart before the horse, such a child will become confused when the time comes.

5. Nor be the same eyes wey dem dey take find money dem dey take share money.

Meaning: People usually chase money with one mind, but problem usually arises when it comes to sharing formula.

6. Na the appearance of a table for beer parlour dey determine the club wey man wey nor get money for beer go support.

Meaning: People usually pitch their loyalty where favours and benefits are coming from.

7. Man wey nor get money, em house dey always dey far.

Meaning: People will hardly visit you when you are poor. They will complain that your house is far. If you are rich, no matter how remote your house is, people will always visit.

8. E nor good make all monkey hang for one tree branch.

Meaning: When too many people partake in a business, it becomes saturated and collapses.

9. Man wey nor sabi dance go say the ground too rough.

Meaning: People who do not know how to do things will always blame unforseen forces.

10. Na wood wey bend na em dey show say carpenter sabi em work.

Meaning: It is hard task that shows the skillfulness of a person.

11. Dog wey nor get mama go scratch em own back.

Meaning: People without support will always do whatever it takes to succeed on their own.

12. Coffin fine, coffin fine nor mean say death dey sweet.

Meaning: That something is beautiful doesn't mean that it is suitable for you.

13. When you tell palmwine tapper say em palmwine sweet, e go tell you say na because of say you nor taste yesterday own.

Meaning: Some people will always magnify their abilities when you acknowledge such abilities in them.

14. Na too much groundnut oil make puff-puff shine pass buns.

Meaning: Packaging can sometimes make one thing to appear better than another.

Abeg add yours if you get any surugede or gbudugbudu proverbs.

15. Use your tongue to count your teeth

Oyo state is gone..Makinde has lost it

SmartPolician:
People who sold this the idea of international friendly games to FIFA and brainwashed generations of football lovers to buy it deserve to be exhumed and killed again!

That's the most stupid game ever!

Ignorance
Without these friendlies, how do nations rebuild their national teams when their players are with their respective clubs for 9 months every year

prinsam30:
But Poland played a match day before yesterday na

No..that was Norway ...similar jerseys

Both have no w cup in view

People are paying for darkness..no doubt

Peter na jobberman

Nothing

Maintenance ni koko

Chauke:
And stop illegal migration.

This is beyond illegal migration

Fayose no get opolo

They don't deserve a place in the team

But he backs APC which is all that matters

fergie001:
https://dailypost.ng/2026/06/02/it-wont-happen-again-in-2027-oborevwori-rules-out-peter-obi-winning-delta/

Nothing has change..its going to happen again

SM is saturated now...its more difficult making money from there

jr3:
Pls kindly share what I can buy in China and sell asap here in naija. Planning to go to China soon.

Power banks n all manners of rechargeable

Nigerians love power banks n rechargeables...no thanks to the erratic power supply in the Country

Olofofo247ng:
Over 14 million Women In Nigeria Are Suffering From Joint Pain, Body Aches And Stiffness Right Now
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This is how many Nigerian women over 40 are silently suffering from joint pain, body aches, and stiffness right now.
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14 million women in Nigeria wake up every morning feeling decades older than they are.
These are 14 million women who've been told "it's just arthritis", "it is just a case of compressed nerve" or "you're just getting older." These are 14 million women who've tried painkillers, balms, and hot water...with no lasting relief.

Are you one of them?
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Here's something that has been recently discovered:
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Don't be deceived, the pain is NOT arthritis. So don't get it twisted at all and don't allow the doctors to keep deceiving yout. The truth is that it's connected to a hormonal shift that happens to almost EVERY woman between 40-60 years old. So, it is not happening to you alone. It is a shift that strips away the natural protection your joints have had since puberty.
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Doctors rarely test for it. They just prescribe painkillers and send you home. Some may even be honest with you by telling you not to expect any solution anytime soon. So they would just advise that you should limit your expectations.
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But when you really understand what's happening, you will have to address the ROOT cause instead of just masking the symptom, you can hit the nail at the head and get the solution that you need.

The purpose of this post is to enlighten many women going through this similar health challenge on the need to fight the actual root cause of the problem instead of just masking the symptoms.

I hope this helps.
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No source, no scientific papers, no data analytics, no emprical evidence...and its on FP. Which kain mods do we have on NL these days

Teelabo:
Actually, the writer is on point, pot belly is not a sign of good health condition

Tell dele Momodu that

shidof:
My budget is 300k to 400k Maximum, I want to get a good flagship phone to take good pictures, videos for my businesses social media content and for and heavy browsing

I wish to know which one to buy between the Samsung, Google Pixel pro or Iphone or other Android like Xiaomi, Pick

My fear for Samsung current is screen problems because of my kids, and I'm thinking getting good iPhones with good camera and batteries on such budget might be difficult.

Also, I have only come across few people using Google Pixel which makes it difficult for me to conclude easily and I'm not really conversant with the phone


Please for those who are experienced or have used any of the above, kindly advise the best choice for me based on my 300k-400k budget

I will be in the comment session.

Thanks

You cant go wrong with Samsung

Go sammy..

Get the tailor arrested asap