₦airaland Forum

Lastpharoah33:
Okay please, drop the Airdrop channel link... Let's get this year started.

Hope they're feasible o? Some airdrops can be exhausting.

Lastpharoah33:
Yo bro!

It's been a while, I doubt you can recall who I am. It's been years since we've talked, in telegram actually.

You once added me to your telegram airdrop channel. How're you boss?

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yarimo:
and also genuinely defrauding the state

Salewa97:
Opposition don see something.

Make una allow the new Agege chairman to settle down first before coming for him

MrSly:
I live in Anambra and sometimes visits Lagos. I am am certain Lagos is way cheaper.
Fuel
Food stuff
Fruits
Transportation. Name them.

bixton:
You have no idea of what is happening.
Just enjoy the moment and stop saying what will never happen.

Wike is solidly behind every political stroke in Rivers State.

adeiza4u:
In fact, I feel it's long overdue. The only way for him to deal with the ogogoro man was to move immediately to APC even before Emergency Rule. But I think it's still far better now than staying put in PDP. The destructive man obviously saw this coming, that was why he asked some of his boys to quickly move. But came out to claim ignorance. His fall is here!

Mariangeles:
Really?
I wonder why I haven't seen it, at least in the Southeast.

TruthHurts1:
21-year-old Anas Yusuf shows no signs of slowing down. He is now the leading scorer in the Nigeria Premier League after opening the scoring to help Nasarawa United reclaim the top spot in the league table with a 3-0 win over El-Kanemi Warriors.

The forward who clinched the NPFL Golden Boot last season currently tops this season's goal-scoring chart.

With 6 goals in 14 appearances so far, some analysts have suggested that Liverpool should consider the teenage talent. They believe he could be the key to helping the defending champions climb back to the top of the EPL table.

https://m.youtube.com/post/UgkxEP1stsh1h8At9KtX0gVgHGl2uY6Ejv9G

Mynd44 Lalasticlala Nlfpmod

sweetveek:
who told you 1x doesn't have liquidation b4?

Godblessx:
Saw this on facebook and decided to share
Abeg is this true?

Pastors in southern Nigeria: Do NOT sow your seeds to a struggling church otherwise you will attract what they carry. Sow in me, I am a fertile ground.

Pastor in Northern Nigeria: Jesus is our possession. What shall it profit a man to gain the world and lose his soul. Put your treasures in heaven where thieves don’t steal.
Pastor in Southern Nigeria: God told me to buy a private jet.

There’s a reason most young people that wanna be pastors invest more in their aesthetics, sound equipment, ushers uniforms and well-curated social media presence… and their church must be in the south.
Because the brethren in the north cannot be beguiled by materialistic gospel.
They will pull out if you leave Christ to start preaching “7 steps to kingdom business.”
Unfortunately, the Christians in the south see evangelism as a means to attract other Christians to come to their own church. While the ones in the north want people to come to Christ.
The brethren in northern Nigeria are trained be disciples and mission-conscious believers.
The northern Christians are willing to defend their faith in Christ.
The ones in the south are equipped to defend their pastors.


CC: nlfpmod

superemmy:
Dear Nairalanders,

You know from my Profile and Bio and Posts. I often dream and stuff. I do not actively or passively think about these people in any way

Recently, I had a terrifying dream. In it, there was a demon that seemed to be masquerading as, or possibly possessing various world leaders. To the best of my recollection, the dream unfolded like this:

I was locked in a physical struggle with a human figure. This person bore the face of Angela Merkel, the former Prime Minister of Germany. As we grappled in a tense, hand-locked confrontation, her face began to morph into the faces of other global leaders. The final transformation was into Donald Trump. His appearance was deeply unsettling, he looked demonic, with a crooked nose and a deformed, possessed expression.

It felt as though this demon was inhabiting or controlling these leaders, shifting from one to the next. The struggle continued until I woke up. Afterward, I sanctified myself with the blood of Jesus.

Eboofa:
oga go and get solar power if you do not have a prepaid meter...! very simple!

delugadou:
What are the fees? I'm preparing to get my own

ibinaboonline:
I'm posting this here for lack of a proper category and for maximum exposure.

In Aba, and I can say this without hesitation — Aba Power is robbing us in broad daylight. Forget all the talk about 24-hour electricity. It’s a lie. What we get here is anything but constant power. We might have light for a few hours a day, sometimes less, and yet we’re being slammed with electricity bills that are simply outrageous.

Despite Aba Power’s claims, many of us still don’t have prepaid meters. My street, for example, remains unmetered. That means we’re still under their infamous “estimated billing” system, where they guess how much you’ve used and send a bill that makes no sense. They keep saying prepaid meters will be free, but until then, they drown people in fake arrears. And when they finally install the meter, those arrears are simply transferred onto it — making us pay for power we never used.

Let me give you a personal example.
By December 2024, the estimated bill for each apartment in my building was around ₦7,000 to ₦8,000. Then, by January 2025, it suddenly jumped to ₦28,000. In August, Aba Power brought bills of ₦48,000 each (three separate bills for my house). Then in September, they sent ₦88,000 per bill, multiplied by three.

Mind you, my house is a one-story building with six flats, and the tenants pay around ₦20,000–₦25,000 per month for rent. Aba Power now expects each tenant to pay nearly ₦40,000 every month for power that is rarely even available. How does that make sense?

Recently, Aba Power staff came to my house to disconnect us. When I protested, the supervisor said I was lucky to have just three bills. She threatened that she could easily issue one ₦88,000 bill to every single tenant. Imagine that level of arrogance!

What’s happening in Aba is nothing short of economic oppression. They inflate bills, pile up arrears, and force people into paying debts they don’t owe. It’s a clear strategy — raise the arrears so high that by the time prepaid meters arrive, people will spend years paying off fake debts.

We are paying for darkness. Paying for electricity we don’t get. And when we speak out, we’re threatened with disconnection. This isn’t just poor service — it’s daylight robbery.

Aba Power loves to appear in the news talking about transparency, free meters, and 24-hour supply. But on the ground, in places like Ogborhill, the story is completely different. People are suffering, and nobody seems to care.

All we want is fairness. We want meters in every home, honest billing, and power that actually works. Until then, Aba Power shouldn’t pretend to be a success story — not while they’re bleeding Aba residents dry in the name of electricity.

sonmvayina:
Those places were built and is still maintained by Rome to keep the lying going. It's got nothing to do with Judaism.
It was Constantine mother that selected those places for Christian.....go find out.