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Hmmm. Let's pray for that country 🙏

https://www.nairaland.com/8317328/los-angeles-fire-video-homes

MMempire:
Time for them to start using bricks and blocks with cement and iron rod reinforcement. What a lesson.

I hope so.

Los Angeles Fires Leave Homes in Ruins

A series of wildfires broke out in different parts of Los Angeles County last week. Among the most devastating were the Eaton Fire, near Pasadena, and the Palisades Fire in the coastal area of Pacific Palisades.

Firefighters have been working tirelessly to contain these fires, which have claimed at least 24 lives and caused widespread destruction across the region. As of now, strong winds and difficult weather conditions are expected to continue on Tuesday and Wednesday, making firefighting efforts even more challenging.

Over 100,000 people have been forced to evacuate their homes due to the fires, which started on January 7 during a severe windstorm. Weather experts had warned that it could be the worst windstorm in over a decade for the area.

These two fires are now ranked among the top five most destructive wildfires in California’s history, based on records kept by the state’s Department of Forestry and Fire Protection.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=idUNACz-vRI?si=OZhw95AenLmsUprq

NewDelhi:
Very normal.
That's why okrika importers always search and ransack before displaying for sale. Some of these tokunbos from abroad always come with one or two surprises.

Should we start patronising them ?😁😁😁

A Nigerian man applying for a UK visitor visa faced scrutiny at the embassy when he couldn't provide accurate answers about the documents he submitted. It was revealed that some of the documents were fake.

For instance, the man claimed he was visiting his cousin in the UK, but when asked how many children his cousin has, he gave an inconsistent answer, saying two, while the documents he submitted stated one. Additionally, he couldn't give appropriate answers regarding the place of registration on the child's birth certificate, yet he insisted that his documents were genuine. He also submitted a suspicious copy of his sponsor's passport, further raising doubts about his application.

This situation highlights why some Nigerians face visa denials. If you're planning to travel, ensure your documents are accurate and genuine to avoid rejection. Cutting corners is not worth the risk.

Watch the amusing interview.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8xcA-01e9Ik?si=lFq0AKQwqUk2VYfi

meobizy:
Okay. Hope they got paid.

Lol

PapaNnamdi:
Kora the ashawo wey no get shame,
Tueh

Hmmm. But someone said they were just having 😔

@ Nlfpmod Thread updated🙏

A Cameroonian man and woman, reportedly caught committing adultery in Douala, were filmed in a bizarre scene where they were forced to walk together in the same pair of jeans. Some claimed the pair were allegedly "stuck together" as a consequence of their actions.

This incident has led many to question why Baltasar Ebang, also known as "Bello," who reportedly slept with over 400 married women in Equatorial Guinea, has never faced similar consequences. Observers pointed out that while Cameroon frowns heavily upon adultery, Equatorial Guinea may have different cultural or legal attitudes toward the matter.

The video has sparked widespread conversation online. Watch it below and share your thoughts in the comments.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8WU_N01deh4

illicit:
I nothink understand u walahi...

My apologies please 🙏🥺

It's another topic entirely. I will post that soon.

Korra Obidi and Janemena Captivate Crowd with Stunning Dance Moves

Korra Obidi and Janemena were caught on camera captivating a lively crowd with their energetic dance moves at what seemed to be a club event. Although the purpose of the event remains unclear, the duo showcased their impressive dancing skills, leaving the audience thrilled and entertained.

However, their performance has sparked significant criticism online. Many have argued that it is inappropriate for Obidi, a divorced mother, to engage in public twerking. Additionally, Janemena, who is still married, has faced backlash for participating in such a display. Critics claim that her public twerking is disrespectful and have questioned how her husband might feel about her dancing provocatively for the camera.

On the other hand, some people see nothing wrong with the performance, stating that the women were simply having fun.

What do you think? Share your opinion in the comments below: Would you allow your woman to twerk for the camera like this?



Cc: Nlfpmod

Watch the video below.

Meanwhile,
watch the exchange between Sowore and Police:
https://www.nairaland.com/8313477/sowore-clashes-police-along-airport

Omoyele Yele Sowore, a Nigerian politician, human rights activist, reporter, pro-democracy campaigner, and the founder of the popular online news agency Sahara Reporters, recently had a confrontation with the Nigerian police along the airport road.

A video capturing the incident shows some Nigerian police officers stopping vehicles on the road, and Sowore’s vehicle was among those stopped. He confronted the officers, criticizing them for causing unnecessary traffic on the airport road. Sowore insisted that their actions were inappropriate and disruptive.

In the video, Sowore can be heard saying, “We are not parking. You are not supposed to be causing traffic on the airport road. We are not parking. Go and bring your Oga. You people should calm down.”

Despite his objections, the police officers stood in front of his car, insisting that he park. Sowore, however, refused and firmly ordered the officers to clear the road.

Eventually, one of the officers instructed his colleagues to let Sowore pass. One of the officers was heard saying, “God punish you,” to which Sowore retorted, “God punish you too,” before driving off.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7Nkb5jne0Vo

Hmmm

Lol

Heheh

Strong man. He truly said this with confidence:
https://www.nairaland.com/8307347/pro-wike-lawmakers-assembly-dead-buried




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

A man who fled without paying after purchasing fuel valued at over ₦58,000 has been apprehended and is now in police custody.

The individual, identified as Abilomu Adedoyin, was captured on video speeding off from the fueling station after the transaction.

IMPORTANT: The vehicle he used was purchased in 2023, but the registration details, including the plate number, remain under the name of the previous owner.

Previously: https://www.nairaland.com/8309413/ekiti-filling-station-shares-cctv

This Donald Trump's speech upset many but......


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yh09L74Hpo4

Pele. Once beaten, twice shy. Lesson learned 😔



Same way this lady shared how she was scammed by a tinder lover:
https://www.nairaland.com/8309630/lady-shares-how-she-got
@ Nlfpmod




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

Nice one. I hope this fuel thief gets caught soon though.
He filled his car tank with fuel worth over 58k and fled:

https://www.nairaland.com/8309413/filling-station-shares-cctv-customer


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZmTJDDWY9To?si=T7oisjF7rB5xcThI

Vergovert:
Hands go soon touch am!


Evil animal!

🙏 🙏

This dude, he is very funny and I like his free mind. See him riding an old bike here:

https://youtube.com/shorts/s0AvrLxp63E?feature=share

A young lady has shared her unfortunate experience of being scammed by someone she met on Tinder. The story highlights how trust and excitement can be manipulated by online predators.

It all started in 2021 when she matched with a man named Jude on Tinder. Their conversations were great, and they quickly transitioned to chatting on WhatsApp. Jude claimed he was based in the UK and mentioned he would be visiting Nigeria for Christmas. He even offered to bring her gifts and asked what she would like. She requested a bag and a dress, and Jude promised to deliver.

A few days later, he told her he had already shipped the items, even sending her a tracking link. To her surprise, the package seemed much more elaborate than she expected. Along with the bag and dress, the tracking information showed an iPhone 11 Pro Max, shoes, perfume, chocolates, and more. Jude explained that the package had been shipped to Abuja instead of Lagos, so she needed to arrange home delivery herself.

She called the courier service and opted for delivery by road, paying ₦12,500. However, things quickly became suspicious. The courier called back, claiming the package couldn't pass through the scanner due to its contents. Jude then revealed that he had placed £200 in cash in the package for her expenses—but also included some "drugs." Alarmed but still trusting him, she paid an additional ₦35,000 to "settle" the situation.

The next day, a supposed delivery rider contacted her, saying he was on his way with her package. Hours passed, and when she called him, he claimed the police had stopped him, searched the package, and confiscated it after finding drugs. The rider demanded more money to retrieve the package, claiming it was a federal crime.

At this point, the lady became suspicious. She asked for the officer's number and called, but the person on the line demanded ₦250,000 to release the package. Realizing the absurdity of the situation, she reached out to Jude—only to find that he had blocked her.

Reflecting on the incident, she described how the scam unraveled: "This idiot blocked me, and that was when it hit me—I had been scammed!"

Her story serves as a cautionary tale about being cautious with online relationships and transactions. Please, let’s all be careful out there.


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

A filling station in Ado has released CCTV footage showing a customer who allegedly filled up his tank and drove off without paying.

According to the report, the customer stole 59.20 liters of fuel, valued at ₦58,548.40.

The elderly attendant who sold the fuel to him is now in debt and has been in distress since the incident occurred on January 3, 2025.

The filling station is located on Ilawe Road, near Beloni, in Ado-Ekiti, Ekiti State.

Watch the CCTV footage of the incident below:


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZmTJDDWY9To?si=T7oisjF7rB5xcThI

People though.


Reminds me of this:

https://www.nairaland.com/8305202/these-people-idea-true-religion

😂😂😂

Zonefree:
So, Heaven is made for criminals and fornicators like you?.

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

An American’s Eye-opening Experience In Nigeria: Cultural Shocks

An American visitor recently shared his fascinating experiences after traveling to Nigeria, a journey that brought with it many cultural shocks and surprising discoveries. His reflections highlight stark differences between life in the United States and Nigeria.

No Credit System

The first thing that stood out to him was Nigeria's lack of a credit system. Coming from a society where credit is a cornerstone of financial transactions, he was surprised to find that in Nigeria, people only purchase what they can afford upfront. Unlike in the U.S., where it’s common to "buy now, pay later," every car and house in Nigeria is paid for in full. He noted that all the vehicles seen on the streets of Lagos, from luxury cars to everyday ones, were owned outright. Leasing and payment plans, so familiar in America, are virtually non-existent.

Yearly Housing Payments

Housing arrangements in Nigeria also caught him off guard. While Americans typically pay rent monthly, Nigerians often pay for an entire year of housing upfront. Despite this, he discovered that the cost of rent in Nigeria is much more affordable. In fact, what he spends on one month’s rent in the U.S. could easily cover a year-long lease in Nigeria, and the homes are often just as impressive.

Affordable Services

Another revelation was the affordability of services. Whether it was getting a haircut or taking his child to the spa, the cost of these services in Nigeria was a fraction of what he would pay in the U.S. He attributed this difference to the strength of the U.S. dollar when converted into Naira, giving him greater purchasing power. He found himself spending far less on similar services without compromising on quality.

The Luxurious Side of Lagos

Perhaps the most surprising aspect of his visit was Lagos itself, particularly Lagos Island. Divided into the Mainland and Island, Lagos offers a striking contrast between urban luxury and traditional living. On his first visit to Lagos Island, he was stunned by the modern architecture, high-end restaurants, and exotic cars. The opulence of this part of the city reminded him of New York City but with a uniquely African flair.

He observed how mainstream media often fails to showcase this affluent side of Nigeria. Seeing the stylish and vibrant Lagos Island firsthand changed his perspective. He likened it to a hidden gem, a place where luxury and culture blend seamlessly.

Final Reflections

The American traveler’s experience in Nigeria left him in awe of the country’s unique way of life. From its pay-as-you-go financial culture to the affordable cost of living and the unexpected luxury of Lagos Island, Nigeria challenged his preconceived notions. It’s a place he can’t wait to revisit, eager to explore even more of its charm and surprises.

Watch the video and take a listen as he shares his amazing experience.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BK5TAmnbiwA?si=JwH-OiaOWLxmA4zx