Leave him...let him be supporting wrong because of personal gratification. Someone acted in self-defence but the system wants to use him to set a clear example that Nigerians are not equal.
For all those who are upholding this injustice, now or in generations to come, it shall be unto them as they have done unto this farmer and there would be nobody to help them.
All these injustices hidden behind technicalities won't go unpublished.
The thing with the UK is that most of our youth get there and get side-tracked. Many of them don't exceed high-school either because they're there illegally or deliberately just refuse to further. It's not easy getting professional jobs cos it's only if there's no white person who can do the job that they consider other citizens.
The ease of making money through blue collar jobs also doesn't help matters especially considering her age.
It's not surprising that she's still a cleaner after so many years...she probably started off as an illegal...This is why I tell people- don't go to UK or anywhere to hide...you'll regret it las las.
It is well...I hope she's re-instated...if she's able to make a good case...especially now that students and supervisors are rallying for her.
It's just recently that many youths began going for masters and professional studies.
Dougad: I don't understand why a 70-year-old woman, who has been in the UK since she was a teenager, still works as a cleaner. She experienced the good 'ol days of the UK before things became as bleeped up as it is and should have made enough to already retire. Something's wrong
A Nigerian woman, Cindy Chiera Umeh, has mocked poor men while showing off her washing machine.
“It’s a year I bought this washing machine to help my life and make it more easier. Poor men with hefty iron condemned preeks do not know what is this. They prefer to keep making their women to wash with hands sowtey hand Don peel don turn old cargo hand,” she wrote in a Facebook post on Wednesday.
"Poor men with hefty iron condemn preek say washing machine Dey make their wife lazy and their wife accepted because them be onukwu wey them use poverty swear for. Them even say washing machine dey spoil clothndi ala wey use poverty bath.
“Even if poor men with hefty iron condemned preek go do money ritual them no go fit still get money to buy washing machine because their life don damage.”
Our forefathers are all crying non-stop in their graves because of what today's man has become just because of you.
How can a supposed dimkpa be this jittery just because his wife may find out that he has played okoso outside? The rule book says that you should not cheat if you do not have the balls to cheat.
You shagged a lady with a condom, yet you still had to bother google because you fingered her as well. What will people like us who can't pour except we go raw then do, use ChatGPT?
Do not get me wrong, I will never try to endorse cheating because that will be overfloogging a dead horse. It is an accepted fact that 98% of all men with the means and the opportunity cheat.
So my anger with you here is not that you are remorseful about cheating, or paranoid about possibly being infected, but because you are terrified of your wife.
If you are this scared of your wife, she will be very justified if she leaves you; because remaining with a sissy is tantamount to same-sex marriage and women know this; that's why they'd always love bad boys unconditionally.
Your wife should be grateful to you for being considerate enough to treat your exposure first before whambamming her.
As a happily married, certified expert in cheating whose specialty is raw sex, I can authoritatively confirm to you that you have nothing to worry about.
To answer your final question, the only thing that can salvage this situation is professionally well-played mindgames. Bring down hell and brimstone, question her trust for you and the future of your union since she now resorts to going through your pocket.
If you can not gaslight or turn the table on a woman, then you are not mature enough to be in a marriage.
You see That's your problem...you can't accept the bitter truth, instead you tag it perssimistic and resort to insults. Did you bother to read the part where I stated that a united minority is more potent than a divided majority? Are the majority who are poor and starving united?
Tell me, are you livid to the recent political harlotry by governors and rep members in the country or you belive it doesn't matter too?
Do you think Tinubu is gentle GEJ that you all vilified and he decided to leave honorablly?
Is it this pdp that don't know their left from right or which party are you banking on?
Is there another body apart from inec that would conduct the (s)election or which court would you run to when they stone you with their usual "go to court"?
You were right in one thing tho...I have nothing to lose.
ivandragon: You are fully entitled to your pessimistic views.
You are free to nag about bad governance and do nothing. Let those who seek a peaceful democratic change try thier best. Afterall, what do you have to lose since you have decided he cannot be kicked out?
Which magic do you want to use to kick him out? He was able to wriggle himself into power without holding sway, is it now that he has control over everything that you want to "kick him out"?
In what universe?
A united minority is more potent than a divided majority. The chance to avoid this has long passed.
Only nature can kick him out...nothing else so forget...una go bear am.
The socio-economic downturn is alarming. Except war torn countries and Buhari's military rule in the 80s, I cannot remember a country whose socio-economic conditions took such a steep plunge within such a short time.
The style of bat seems to enrich a few people so they can give handouts and crumbs to the masses. Everything is about political patronage for bat. There is no end goal in the way he runs Nigeria beyond politics.
Every project has a political undertone to it with the end benefit for the masses an afterthought.
Every appointment is a favour with merit a distant 2nd.
Every action of bat seeks to first achieve a selfish goal, something that benefits he and his cronies. If that action benefits the masses, then it is just happenstance. Because I cannot understand how a government has supposedly achieved so much, yet the socio-economic conditions have worsened rapidly...
Bat just has to be kicked out in 2027. His reforms are obviously designed to favour himself and cronies without care for the masses.
Rubyjade: Real Masculinity Builds, It Doesn’t Dominate. Marriage isn’t a battle of power or survival. It’s a partnership. And while men do make mistakes in marriage — the real errors are often rooted in outdated thinking, pride, or fear. Let’s unpack this:
1. “A woman must love, a man must provide.” False binary. Love and provision go both ways in a modern marriage. A woman can contribute. A man should show affection. Reducing relationships to transactions is why a lot of marriages feel like business contracts instead of emotional homes.
A man who only provides but doesn’t emotionally connect becomes a stranger in his own house.
And no — it’s not her job to chase you after marriage. If you stop pursuing your wife emotionally, someone else eventually might.
2. “You must always look like a god.” Yes, personal hygiene and appearance matter — for both partners. But a healthy marriage allows space for comfort and vulnerability. Looking good shouldn't be about fear of being left; it should be about self-respect and mutual attraction. If she’s only with you because of your beard oil and boxers, the problem is deeper than your look.
3. “You are the lord. Let her have a say, but have your way.” Bro. That’s not strength — that’s domination disguised as leadership.
Real leadership listens.
Real men build with their wives, not over them. Being decisive is good — being dismissive isn’t.
4. “She’s not a mind-reader.” True. Communication matters. But it’s not just telling her what you want. Try asking her what she needs, too. Love isn’t just about managing expectations — it’s about understanding and growing together.
5. “Women love conflict.” No. They love connection. What looks like “random conflict” is often unmet needs or emotional disconnection.
Avoidance kills intimacy.
Mature couples face tough conversations together. If you treat conflict as drama instead of dialogue, you’re missing the deeper issue.
6. “Prepare for the rainy day; never let your wife be the breadwinner.” Prepare? YES. Fear her success? NO. If your masculinity collapses when your wife earns more, the issue is insecurity, not identity.
Strong men celebrate their partner’s wins.
Marriage is not a competition — it’s coverage. Some seasons you’ll earn more. Other seasons, she might. That’s life.
7. “She’s not your best friend.” Why not? If you can’t laugh, vent, dream, or be your full self with your wife — who are you even married to? Friendship is the foundation of lasting love. You don’t lose your masculinity by being emotionally close — you lose it by being emotionally unavailable.
✨ FINAL WORD: Real men lead, but they don’t lord. They provide, but they also protect emotionally. They pursue wisdom, not ego. And they build with their wives, not just expect to be served by them.
We need less alpha performance, and more emotional maturity in marriages today. You don’t lose your role by listening — you strengthen it.
What did he expect when he portrayed the role of a local woman so well
If I didn't see this video, I never suspected.
Alfredmarshal: Shocking Confession! Mama Uka Cries Out, Warns Men Toasting Him In His DM
Nigerian comedian Mama Uka is raising eyebrows again — but this time, it's not for his jokes! In this emotional and hilarious revelation, Mama Uka opens up about the constant stream of men sliding into his DMs, mistaking his female persona for real life. He doesn't hold back as he shares the awkward, funny, and sometimes disturbing experiences he's had — and issues a strong warning to all the “toasters” out there!
Is it comedy, confusion, or just plain boldness? Find out in this eye-opening video that’s as entertaining as it is thought-provoking.
Honestly was hoping to see pictures of the so-called haven but then again, maybe for security reasons
seborrhic: If you read through this so called news well,one would clearly see it's an advertisement. The estate was mentioned several times in the report and section clearly telling people to invest. I doubt cubana has a fully developed structure in that place. For all one knows,it could be a developing estate with just a perimeter fencing and few scattered buildings. I maybe wrong though.
This is why these policemen start sharing videos and enlightening each other of how to identify covert recording devices.
Let's see what they'll do.
One day soon sha, all this would be a thing of the past in Nigeria.
Glimpsetv: A traveler has shared an encounter with a Nigerian police officer who demanded a bribe despite the suspension of the Electronic Central Motor Registry (e-CMR) policy. The incident occurred along the Benin Bypass, where the officer reportedly asked the travelers to either pay ₦5,000 or provide 5 litres of fuel.
This happened despite the recent suspension of e-CMR enforcement, as previously announced by the Inspector-General of Police (IGP).
You may recall that the Nigerian Police had earlier announced that enforcement of the controversial e-CMR would begin on July 29, 2024. Under the policy, vehicle owners without the e-CMR would have faced sanctions.
However, the announcement was met with widespread criticism. The Nigerian Bar Association even issued a one-week ultimatum, demanding that the police reverse the decision.
In response to public outcry, the Inspector-General of Police, IGP Kayode Adeolu Egbetokun, Ph.D., NPM, ordered the immediate suspension of the proposed enforcement originally scheduled for July 29.
In the now-viral video shared by the traveler, the police officer is seen ignoring the travelers’ pleas and openly demanding a bribe of ₦5,000 or 5 litres of fuel from those without the e-CMR. The footage later shows the travelers handing over cash, which the officer takes and carefully counts.
During the exchange, one of the travelers asked the officer, “What’s the problem?” The officer replied, “e-CMR.” The traveler responded, “e-CMR is illegal,” to which the officer said, “You can make a call.” The traveler replied that he had no one to call and then asked the officer what he wanted them to do. The officer answered, “5 litres of fuel.”
The traveler pointed out, “There’s no fuel station around here. Where do you expect us to get the fuel?” The officer replied, “You can just go and get it.” Realizing the officer was asking for money, the traveler asked, “How much is 5 litres of fuel?” The officer responded, “₦5,000.”
The travelers pleaded to pay ₦3,000 instead. One of them explained that they were returning from their grandmother’s burial and that ₦3,000 was all they could afford. The officer, however, showed no interest in their story.
As the video continues to circulate widely on social media—especially on X (formerly Twitter)—many Nigerians have expressed outrage over the officer’s actions and called for accountability.
Watch the viral video and share your thoughts in the comments.
Paid urchins are quick blame voter apathy..in a country where the average citizen has zero trust in the institutions. You expect voters to troop out after the lekki incident...or is it the videos clearly showing touts armed with machetes roaming the streets threatening voters to stay indoors.
Have you forgotten the senator who accused Nigerians of not building roads to his village hence his justification to purchase SUVs worth hundreds of millions on national tv?
A lady who used to own her own hairdressing business chatted me today crying hopelessly saying things that scared me...she kept saying life was meaningless. A Nigerian.
Four Nigerians were thrown overboard for stiwing away on a foreign ship...that's the one we know or heard about.
Nigerians are kidnapped and killed everyday now that it seems normal.
They refused to pass laws on jail term or even death penalties for corrupt politicians but they're quick to pass laws to jail voters who refuse to vite
Yet they celebrate and insult Nigerians. Even their children have no regard or respect for Nigerians whose heritage their thieving parents have used to raise them.
They can continue endorsing and placing themselves and their children but a time will come when it all won't matter anymore. The anger of the people will swallow them up they will not be able to escape it...it's just time.
CreativeOrbit: So let me get this straight—you're saying that because Tinubu has increased the personal benefits of governors and lawmakers, it justifies their endorsement of him for a second term? Are you even listening to yourself? Since when did self-serving greed become a benchmark for national leadership?
What you’re defending isn’t governance; it’s a transactional racket where public funds are weaponized to buy loyalty from the political elite, all at the expense of the people. Increased allocations to governors? A billion naira for each National Assembly member under the guise of "constituency projects"? Show us the impact. Where are the results? Or do you think Nigerians are too blind or too beaten down to question this blatant looting?
You say, “Who else should endorse him?” How about the Nigerian people? Or do they not count in your idea of democracy anymore?
And your lazy jab about voters not coming out—do you even care to ask why? Maybe it’s because people are sick of a political system rigged in favor of politicians who endorse each other while the country crumbles. Maybe it's because no matter who they vote for, they end up with leaders more loyal to their bank accounts than the citizens.
Now let me ask you—is this what you think a president should be doing? Using national resources to bribe the political class into backing him? Is that your idea of leadership? If so, then you’re part of the problem.
There's the saying: Common sense is like deodorant. Those who need it the most never use it.
You really know Nigerians.
Poverty has been weaponized so much the political elite don't care.
Policies are made everyday to ensure that the weaponised poverty remains potent. Case in point is the money laundering thing where transferring more than 5M with internet banking is a jailable crime while you charge N50 for every 10k deposit and even higher charges for over-the-counter transactions.
Contradictory policies. They want a cashless economy but force people to use the banks....that's the height of cluelessness
It's just terrible.
No matter how hungry they are, they will still sell their futures for 2k.
Namaster: One of the GREAT things about the Internet is that it has revealed the fact that RICH people and people in LEADERSHIP positions are not HALF as smart as we thought they were.
Take this submission from Makinde, for instance. It reeks of NAIVETY. Especially from someone who should know better.
HUNGRY Nigerians are the secret weapons of the CROOKED politicians who are defecting now.
Give him 2k and 5 cups of rice and a hungry Nigerian Bishop would vote for the DEVIL.
Hungry Nigerians are NOT a beacon of hope. They are the flagbearers of DESPERATION.
They will vote for ANYBODY who feeds them ON election day and BITCH about it for the next 4 years.
I have ZERO faith in Nigerians. Hungry or bursting from overfeeding. They are UNRELIABLE and cannot be trusted to exercise COMMONSENSE.
After 8 years of APC's Buhari PLUNGED Nigeria into the GREATEST security and economic catastrophe rhe country has ever seen, Nigerians still VOTED for another APC disaster.
Tinubu's first term is RENEWED hope. His second term will be I-wish-I-KNEW hopelessness.
Judolisco: lawlessness on whose path pls? The woman is the one not following the sch rules, like I told someone earlier, I would have had a problem with the sch if she wasn't refunded her money, she should take her child to a sch where some payments are optional.... I don't know which sch you attended but if it's a government sch, PTA levy was compulsory back then, will you say because my parents won't attend the upcoming PTA meeting so I won't pay? Na government sch bdat oh, not now to talk of private
Private schools these days are all about money. Imagine paying 500k+ because your child wants to participate in interhouse sports march past after school fees.
Extracurricular activates that we did for free is now billed.
One thing I've learnt is -there is no car that cannot be fixed...except it's totalled.
I had this same experience with a Sienna. Engine knocked 2 weeks after purchase, spent 850k on fixing it with half engine, coils, radiator etc when a new engine was about 550k then...the problem were the mechanics.
Until God intervened and I complained to my A.C guy who referred me to his lil bro who's a mechanic. This guy fixed the entire engine with about 170k ...saved me from buying another engine entirely....got the v6 whip purring like a kitten.
BOTTOMLINE, YOU NEED A TRUTHFUL MECHANIC OR "KAZEEM" like you call them😁
HelenaWills: I wanted to get my mum a small car last year. Didn't have money for a tokunbo so I asked my brothers to help me surf jiji for any affordable car. They showed me a Civic 08 and since I drive one myself, I felt it would be nice to match with my mum.
My brothers and a Kazeem went for inspection and they discovered the car had a few things to be fixed which made them slash the price from 2.4M that we initially agreed to #2,050,000. This was in June last year.
They set out to drive the car down to my house before heading to my mum's but brethrens, since June last year till this very moment as I type this. The car has only been parked from one Kazeem shop to another, on some days it was left by the road side or a petrol station for days out of frustration. I have spent above 700k on it all to no fruition. It's been almost a year now and this car hasn't made me it my house yet talk more of sending it to my mum. I contacted the guy and he said he had tried by slashing the price and that was all he could do. At some point, he stopped picking my brother's calls. Please what advice can you give me?
Can I get him arrested or take legal measures against him at least? Or has this become my headache for life? I need chunks of recommendations please.
As long as the couple is united on this, its no one's business really.
Kanye flaunted his new Bae stack naked so heck...then again, he hasn't married her so🤔
Look at it this way: the same reason a man can cheat on his wife but won't accept another man touching her is why some men are criticizing. A side Bae can do this but not a wife...warped as it may sound.
The question is can you rock this in public?
For some, there's a limit.
Ladies rock bikinis in summer so no biggie but the classy ones are rarely half/fully naked in public.
I personally like the outfit except for the bottom part of the bre@sts showing...limit.
Samantha125: Is there anyone in this life who has never seen bare breasts before? Because even children have seen them.
So maybe GEJ should've done what traore did to the doctor to all those who gathered at ojota that year. They said they knew how to do it, called him all sort of names but 10yrs later, they have the power yet things are worse but they don't want to hear any criticism, constructive or otherwise.
Is Nigeria different from this picture you just painted of Burkina Faso?
I'm a fan of Traore... a fan of kicking out the French who are evil colonizers.
Nigerians don't appreciate their country, but trust me, we are like USA to most of West Africa; Senegal & Cote D'Ivoire somehow exceptions - even those places no get anything beyond the Capital City. French bled their colonies dry.
But when I tell people the reality on ground in Burkina Faso, they type garbage to me.
Over 95% of the so-called achievements of this guy are fiction. He has a very well oiled propaganda machine.
And Burkinabe dare not say anything against him, you will be sent to the war front ( they have a Boko Haram type of insurgency)
Most if not all West African Francophone countries have National ID Cards with a well kept database. Your details and address are all there. If you talk out of turn, less than 15 minutes, soldiers are at your doorsteps. Lagos alone can contain 2 countries. Imagine a country no bigger than Oyo or Anambra.
If a girl visits you at the hotel, the hotel reception will take her national ID card and when you see her out, she collects it back. Don't ask me how I know this.
Take your country back from heartless France but omo, your lies are too much.
Burkina Faso is so bare with decades of destruction and non development that a miracle can't happen there in a decade.
I can boldly say is like Ebonyi or Gombe or Ekiti State. Anyone that's ever been there, we can compare notes
That phrase "sweat it out in Nigeria made cars" tells it all.
He won't do better.
Namaster: "Let’s see the ministers—those shameless Rolls Royce connoisseurs—sweat it out in Nigerian-made vehicles too."
Atiku is NOT a smart guy. He also DOESN'T know how to hire smart guys.
Of all the shittiness he could attack the FAILED Tinubu Government for, he chose a BEER PARLOUR argument of extremely DUMB whataboutism.
He uses "sweat it out in Nigeria-made vehicles" which implies he knows that Nigerian vehicles are not yet up to the standard of their foreign counterparts.
YET Atiku thinks it's a good idea for the President of a POLITICALLY-VOLATILE country such as Nigeria to use it as his official car in a PERFORMATIVE attempt to pacify a PERENNIAL loser like Atiku.
When dem lock you for bank security door or come pick you for night then slam you with phantom charges of cyber stalking/bullying the SN and these others no complain o.😎
Sides, in the current 9ja. it's not wise having the phone numbers of these politicians on your phone when they have nothing to do with you, neither do they care about your existence.
There was this guy that had a dep. Gov's number on his phone and when he was kidnpd, he was asked to call dep. to pay his ransom...unfortunately, poor guy had no connection whatsoever.
SenatorCharles1: Can we also have the contact of Sandra duru? We need to say hello to her as well.
Modified A nice netizen member sent the contact number of Senate President 08029999909
Politics › Re: Ozekhome Slams Supreme Court For Upholding Death Sentence Of Christian Farmer by Greattha: 10:48am On Jun 06, 2025
