₦airaland Forum

LeoDeKing:


We know ASUU was never on strike for one day during pdp dark years and the light never blinked.

What happened to $16b ipp funds?

May God help you.

oilykid:
It's all about politics. The only way APC will retain power is to hand it to South South candidate. This would make them win votes from SS/SE and even SW (they wouldn't have any practical option). The only moral place to cede the ticket is SE but this is politics, the party is not strong there. SW has no moral right to ask for presidency now but they have positioned themselves well for the ticket. The truth is that no single region can win presidency. Voting blocks in Nigeria remains North/SE-SS/SW. Any of the two combined would defeat the third.
The SW media wing is actually pushing Igbos to demand for presidency from PDP and Igbos shouldn't fall for this. Reason is this, apart from the bad blood caused by IPOB, APC is the incumbent party. Why would APC Kaduna leave APC candidate to vote for PDP SE candidate. A SW presidency means a longer wait for SE (16years).

The political move SE can make now is to join forces with Northern PDP and win 2023. Build bridges and position themselves for 2031. Be ready to get jabs on nairaland from SW that Igbos are only good for vice presidency or are Fulani slaves. Don't be moved by these. That's the only solution and Yorubas played it in 2015. A Yoruba candidate wouldn't have stood a chance against any SS/SE candidate of PDP in 2015 as the incumbent party would have deployed their machinery to crush them. They wouldn't also stand a chance if PDP is incumbent party in 2031 with an Igbo presidential candidate.

This is the truth an Igbo with his emotional part wouldn't want to hear or a cunny Yoruba wouldn't want people to know.

You are on point

Righteousness2:
The Build up is leaning towards Israel,
Russia making Major moves at Israel's doorstep.
GogMagog War of Ezekiel 38&39 is on the Horizon.
The Holy Word of GOD, the Bible Must be Fulfilled.
Live Ready Folks! Surrender to JESUS Christ and Live Ready and according to HIS commandments. Because whether you Believe it or not, JESUS Christ is Coming !

They that Have Ears to Hear, Let them Hear..

While I subscribe to the surrender to Jesus part of your message, you have to stop all this war this war that in your messages, Jesus is not a fear monger, he allows people to come to him willingly, not threaten them to.
Please be guided.

Awodo Sale is only 8 years and had just started attending a primary school in a community near Kaure, his home town in Shiroro Local Government of Niger State until Boko Haram terrorists sacked the community in 2019 and hoisted their flag. His parents were among residents who managed to escape the brutality of the terrorists and fled to Gwada, where the state government established a camp for displaced persons.

Sale is among the 2,011 children now living as refugees in the camp with no access to any form of education. There are no schools to accommodate all the displaced children as primary school classrooms had been converted to hostels to accommodate IDPs.

Records at the Gwada camp, which is one of the two biggest camps in the state, showed that only 32 children currently attend school due to lack of space.

But Sale, like thousands of other children, is not lucky to be among the 32 child refugees currently going to school in the state. Instead, he and others are being used by their parents to earn income to enable them to feed and afford basic necessities, having been abandoned by their state and local governments.

The eight-year-old looked distraught and lost in his dirty and torn clothes when THE WHISTLER met him at the camp.

“If I wake up I go to work or farm because I’m not going to school like other children,” he said in his Gwari dialect, pointing at the school nearby. “But if there’s no work or farm I will be at home. If I have a sponsor I will like to go back to school.”

But Sale may never have the opportunity to go back to school and acquire western education. He seemed condemned to join the growing number of out-of-school children in the state as terrorists continue their advance and carve more territories in the state and other parts of the north.

The latest official figure from the State Universal Basic Education Board (SUBEB) shows that a total of 513,689 children were out of school in the state as of 2018. That figure must have gone further up since 2019 when terrorists entered the state.

Children in the IDP camps in the state, as young as 6 years, engage in farming for survival. Others sell edibles made by their parents during the day. The female children are quickly married off to escape the dreary life at the camps.

Parents’ Burden
Mary, a 65-year-old widow whose husband was killed by terrorists who invaded Kaure in 2019, sat on the concrete floor of a classroom turned dormitory for refugees at the Gwada camp, dejected. She seemed to wear her worries on her face, which accentuated the gloom on her wrinkled face.

She struggled to recall what brought her to the IDP camp from her ancestral home of Kaure—a farming community in Shiroro. The community is now under terrorists’ control and she seemed to push back tears as she recollected what happened.

Her husband was killed in April 2019 when terrorists attacked their farmland, demanded and carted away food produce, razed houses and killed many, causing them to flee. Other residents also fled. The terrorists subsequently hoisted Boko Haram flag in Kaure.

Over 2,800 residents from several communities, majorly from Madaka, Masuku and Zongoro were similarly displaced by the terrorists. They all found some refuge in the peaceful town of Gwada, where the state government established an IDP camp for persons fleeing from terrorists.

Continue: https://thewhistler.ng/special-report-displaced-by-terrorists-abandoned-by-government-children-in-niger-state-face-bleak-future-part-1/

Bbq

post=109636202:
Mumu Reno and his sets of brainwashed monkeys and swines have taken over social media... just few seconds after the game ended.
Mumu Reno on the loose again!

Their prayers for Nigeria to fail at the Nation's Cup has finally materialized.

His fellow Oloriburukus and idiots are already jubilating, even before the end of the First half.

Na dat hatred for our darling country go kill all of una animalistic swines and cannibals that call Nigeria a zoo las las.

(Quote this post if you are one of such swines.)

Mad and foolish goats everywhere.




They will never see anything good in their miserable and frustrated lives.
Nothing good will ever come their way, as long as it is only negativity they love celebrating.
Anuofias and oloriburukus dem.

(Watch them quoting your comments and yours now,
They will all be unfortunate if they don't stay on their lane, cannibals and bush monkeys dem!)

Na swear, sane, honest and hardworking Nigerians go take finish dem lives one by one.
#Paramode
#FvckAllYa!!
#FoolishInternetTrollsWillAllPerishThisWeek
#DemMamaNoReach
#AwonWerey100%
#AnythingAnything


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If you wanna be unfortunate fast fast and earlier before your unfortunate date, (cos una go dey unfortunate las las )
Quote these comments above to type rubbish and watch how how things turn out for you.

Senseless and annoying tins everywhere



You are one of the reasonable and sensible members we have here.
This is maturity at it's peak.
Those Bunch of senseless illiterates could be so annoying mehn!
Just imagine the archaic and illiterate mentality of those fools.


Don't mind the Mumu Reno jare.
Only his senseless swines he keeps turning their heads 360 will pay him mind.
Bunch of nonentities they are.


Fixed : Ipobs , not igbos!
We have said that many times here,
Please people should stop mixing the cannibals ipobs and we true, sane, honest and hardworking Igbos.
They are just a tiny amount of our great tribe.
May God punish all ipob terrorists for making other Nigerians say rubbish about the igbo tribe.

Bros you are pathetic

Arsenal win

gbege for Nigeria

Even if we pass Tunisia, Senegal dey wait.

That BBQ guy should search his heart and be the judge.

The wisdom behind the choice of car is for the guy to be able to maintain it, you can't give a man a gift that will become his end. Think about it!

post=108971284:
Slow and steady we will get to the nation of our dreams.
Nigeria will succeed and wake up to be the GIANT God has created it to be.

God bless Nigeria and all the good, honest and hardworking Nigerians.
We will keep believing in her and keep praying for her.
We shall get there.

#TeamPositivity.

We Rise.

This format no dey tire you?

Righteousness2:
Its so amazing to see how everything is falling into place.

We are racing towards the Great event known as The RAPTURE of the Church.

Meanwhile, the world is Preparing for the STRONG DELUSION, that will be used as an excuse to explain the Sudden Disappearance of People world over.

Listen, People of GOD,
Leave a note behind for your Families, Neighbour's and Friends who refused JESUS Christ! I Did not go with any Aliens. I WENT HOME WITH JESUS

Oga this your method is not Christlike abeg.

Meaning?

He meant sucking a Virginia, washing plate is a slang for saying it.

AnonPoet:
How a loan app wiped out my account and left me broke

See me see trouble o! one loan app in this country, (I will not mention their name yet) has wiped my entire life savings and they have left me dead broke. Around early February this year my friend told me about a business that i can invest in and get good profit by the end of the year. Usual na, I got excited about the project and I had to make sure I hustle the money anyway, anyhow; that was how I remember that I saw one advert on facebook, so I went to the Facebook page and I copied the WhatsApp number from the page. Naso it start o! they asked me to register, write my mothers name, my office even collect my BVN and card details join!! Haba! I should have known.

I took the loan even with the high interest because I didn't have a choice and guy man gats make sweet cash. The 1st instalment i paid, 2nd instalment i delayed for 2 days...honestly no be my fault i even tried reaching out to them for small time more but no one answered. That's how the 3rd instalment came these loan app cleared all my account o! They removed all the money in my account claiming they couldn't be patient anymore! I've called & called but they didn't answer me! Next thing their representatives dey insult me!

Guys, I want to know what to do o! Is this how all loan apps do? they will shame you and suck your account dry? Abeg people talk o! what can I do?

Which decent loan apps can one use in the future?

1. FairMoney
2. Carbon
3. RenMoney

Which off these three is recommended abeg?

Advert scope by fairmoney, we can still see through it. All the loan apps are going to compound your financial issues rather than solve them.
Avoid all of them including the so called fairmoney

lalasticlala

If you have ever cringed at the sight of police operatives collecting money from motorists or levying complainants, you may do well to direct your anger at the Federal Government and authorities at the Nigerian Police Force.

THE WHISTLER recently embedded with a police patrol team in the Federal Capital Territory and saw how operatives are forced to protect residents at the detriment of their own welfare.

The reporter was allowed to embed after promising not to reveal the name of the police division and the identities of members of the patrol team.

The reporter joined the patrol team that took off from the divisional headquarters around 11 am with four armed policemen led by an assistant superintendent of police.

The team drove through its Area of Concentration in the city to perform security surveillance. The team told the reporter they are officers of the Patrol and Guard, the unit that conducts patrol throughout the 24 hours of a day, every day.

To start the Toyota Hilux vehicle, the driver (a sergeant), had to connect two wires before revving it into life. It was a well-used vehicle without air-conditioning system or radio. The driver and passenger seats were badly damaged with the foam spilling out.

The vehicle was not in good condition for an emergency operation. “We have had several cases during midnight patrol when we tried to chase a criminal or respond to an emergency, and we couldn’t kick off immediately,” the driver said after seeing how surprised the reporter was.

AS we drove through the patrol’s jurisdiction, the vehicle made cracking noise which was ignored by the occupants because it was a familiar sound. Then we got to a place designated as “dark spot” where crimes such as phone or bag theft, car-snatching or burglary and other forms of robberies are common.

The vehicle stopped at the roadside for a few minutes, allowing the operatives survey the scene for threats to security. This is what the team does daily, stopping here and there to assess situations and intervene to prevent crime or breakdown of order.

Like when a car trying to make a U-Turn collided with a motorcycle rider who was in a hurry. The situation had caused a mild gridlock. The car owner was surrounded by the rider’s colleagues when the team got there.

The police intervened, resolved the conflict and dispersed the crowd.

The vehicles moved slowly out of the scene in continuation of surveillance. After about 250 metres, the patrol slowed and the vehicle moved to a stop by the roadside close to another dark spot. It was time to conduct “stop-and-search.”

An officer revealed the team had recovered “guns, cutlasses and stolen cars” through such random searches.

When the operation proceeded again, we had spent nearly an hour and the vehicle was running out of fuel. The driver spoke to the team leader about it and everyone was asked to contribute money. The officers, except the driver, raised N4,000 to buy fuel from a Total Filling Station before the patrol continued.

When asked whether the station did not provide money for fuel, members of the team said the division, like others, does not receive any funding for vehicle maintenance and fuel, and every station has to source funds.

“We spend nothing less than N3000 to N4000 daily and an average of N90,000 monthly to fuel this vehicle. Even when we receive an order for joint operation with another Division, we will still fuel it ourselves,” an officer explained.

Read more: https://thewhistler.ng/investigation-shows-fct-police-patrol-teams-still-fuel-maintain-vehicles-with-personal-funds-despite-fgs-n4bn-budget/

Not sure he will get the money

FanOfMyself:
He is software developer.
I'm also a software developer and I have two jobs which are both remote. Both companies are in Lagos while I am in Abuja trying to secure another one with a company in the USA through their Nigerian partner who are training us. Though one of the two companies are kinda shaking but I am still their employee.
Bottom line is for you to learn any IT related skills as it's the new gold mine.

Please what IT skill can you recommend to someone to acquire, and any information on how and where?

Soludo all the way!

It should

Business as usual

No time is late, let her give her life to Christ, and truly follow him with all her heart, read the word and live by it, before long everything taken from her will be returned and added to. Why panic at what men said but not what God said. The Bible said " who will speak if the lord has not spoken" there is redemption in Christ for her, she should cry no more.

Nonsense

What!!

That's what we call levels.

Bolt/Uber does not accept space wagon just saloon or hatch back

Nice one!

heendrix:
Told my sis bout us and she's like how would it feel marrying from same families, even begged her to look for another guy but she's not listening to me

If you are really serious with this then you are not supposed to receive serious replies,
For the records, there is absolutely nothing wrong if your sis marry her brother and you marry her, if anything, it brings the two families even closer. So what's the ish here?

This is Nigeria

lalasticlala

Fidelarinze9:
THE WHISTLER

Suspected herdsmen recently invaded the family house of one Zipporah Ahgu in Lafia, Nasarawa State, where her sister and two-year-old baby were abducted.

The assailants, numbering five, who were reportedly armed with “knives, machetes and 2 Ak47 guns”, invaded the low-fenced residence at about 00:26 am on September 21, after breaking through the door.

Ahgu, who resides in Abuja with her family, narrated the incident to THE WHISTLER in a phone conversation.

“It all happened on Tuesday, September 21 at about 00.26 am just after midnight, I received a call from my youngest sister that Fulani gunmen had broken into my mum’s house. Five of them kidnapped my sister with her 2-year-old baby.

“I couldn’t ask questions because my sister was crying and highly traumatized. She was the one that was first picked but she escaped after a long fight.

“By the time she got help and came back, our other sister and her baby had been kidnapped. The men were five in number with knives, machetes and 2 Ak47 guns,” she told THE WHISTLER.

Ahgu disclosed that the kidnappers whipped her sister as they journeyed from one local government to another, through bushes and rivers on foot, before she was finally allowed to go at about 4 am the same day.

Read more @https://thewhistler.ng/how-herdsmen-kidnapped-my-sister-2-year-old-baby-in-nasarawa-victims-sibling/

THE WHISTLER

Suspected herdsmen recently invaded the family house of one Zipporah Ahgu in Lafia, Nasarawa State, where her sister and two-year-old baby were abducted.

The assailants, numbering five, who were reportedly armed with “knives, machetes and 2 Ak47 guns”, invaded the low-fenced residence at about 00:26 am on September 21, after breaking through the door.

Ahgu, who resides in Abuja with her family, narrated the incident to THE WHISTLER in a phone conversation.

“It all happened on Tuesday, September 21 at about 00.26 am just after midnight, I received a call from my youngest sister that Fulani gunmen had broken into my mum’s house. Five of them kidnapped my sister with her 2-year-old baby.

“I couldn’t ask questions because my sister was crying and highly traumatized. She was the one that was first picked but she escaped after a long fight.

“By the time she got help and came back, our other sister and her baby had been kidnapped. The men were five in number with knives, machetes and 2 Ak47 guns,” she told THE WHISTLER.

Ahgu disclosed that the kidnappers whipped her sister as they journeyed from one local government to another, through bushes and rivers on foot, before she was finally allowed to go at about 4 am the same day.

Read more @https://thewhistler.ng/how-herdsmen-kidnapped-my-sister-2-year-old-baby-in-nasarawa-victims-sibling/