₦airaland Forum

EmperorTolson:
This guys should just stop attacking the police officer.
If they can't do without attacking people, they should go and face boko haram. We'll appreciate them better then.

Maybe police officers in those state should strike since there life is no longer safe.

iLegendd:
B

Beans and garri.

Totilopussylick [s:
post=106674013]Like play like play, chiwetalu Agu might end up serving life sentence in prison

Sonnobax15:
. Op, you're even wicked to even think and had the courage to tell her to look for another guy . For this life wey both husband and wife Material don dey hard to find . Why you wicked?

ntrukpum:
Hello friends, my daughter is very far ahead of her peers (class mates and outsiders) academically and otherwise. She started school when she was 2yrs. 3wks in school she had already knw how to write 1 to 10, A to F (I mean write not just to read).

Now she is 3yrs and she does things extraordinary. She can write 1 to 200, Aa to Zz without anybody assistance. She does her H/W alone, can read and spell two letter words. She sings a lot. I wanted her to play at least one musical instrument b4 she turns 5.

Two yrs ago, I had this vision of grooming "exceptionally intelligent" kids btw 9-12yrs to study outside their normal school curriculum. I mean a 9yr old kid in JS1 answering physics and advance maths question. Am still working on it. But my child is just 3yrs old and i am begining to be afraid. Married with two kids, an average of 30k monthly income as a private school teacher, I think, I lack the financial resources to push my daughter to where she deserves.

I need proper advice on how to guide her now.

Jenniferchuma10:
Some social media users have taken to the comment section of Nigerian billionaire businessman, Prince Ned Nwoko to tackle him over his birthday message to his wife, Regina Daniels.

The actress and mother of one turned a year older on October 10th and her husband, Ned Nwoko took to his Instagram to pen down a message to her.

In his words;

“Beginning of a new decade with so much hope, expectations and grandeur. I know you are looking forward to the future with so much fanfare I love you and wish you the very best as always”.

Following his message, some followers were not feeling his words as they tackled him for not referring to her as his wife.

Click on the link below for more details ��

https://www.trendinghub.ng/you-didnt-even-call-her-your-wife-nigerians-tackle-ned-nwoko-over-his-birthday-message-to-regina-daniels/

Tzar:
This girl [s]should just STFU! She is so desperate to stay in the news that are foolishness is becoming annoying.
So the tissue Boma picked up was used for what? I guess he was cleaning of a sweaty d*ck because the room was too hot?
Ode ash*wo obirin alainitiju!

Digmygold:
Apologized for what she admitted she did? Na that lie and denial dey pain her trolls. She is making them think they are crazy and did not see what they clearly saw.

damilola4162:
The father of female student of Misbaudeen al Islami Arabic school, Ganmo, Kwara State, who was beaten mercilessly by four boys, in a viral video has finally broken his silence, Newspremises reports.

The students were said to have been beaten for attending a birthday party where they reportedly drank alcoholic drinks.

Newspremises gathered that, the teacher of the Arabic school ordered the beating. The video sparked outrage amongst people, after it went viral, as people have been condemning the act.


However, in an interview with BBC Pidgin, the father of the female student, Yunus Olarenwaju, disclosed that, he instructed the school authorities to dish out the necessary punishment to his daughter after he received a video which showed how his daughter consumed alcoholic drinks while partying with some boys.

"I was the one who informed the school about the incident, and I requested that she should be given the appropriate punishment. I also insist that I must be present when the school management wants to carry out the punishment", the father maintained.

Source: https://newspremises.com.ng/kwara-school-flogging-i-ordered-the-school-to-give-my-daughter-appropriate-punishment-father/

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Mynd44
Dominique

Sleekfingers:
Since , you seem to have Coconut head.....you no dey hear word......go and protest na......

Inasmuch , protest is our right.....But what happened , during the endsars , no be small thing o......and you think , Lagos government will allow similar protest again? You have been warned o.......a word is enough for the wise

SSIPON:
Tega, I believe you jare. You didn't have sex with Boma.


What you did was more than sex, you disgraced your state, husband and women all over the world with your callousness.

Sleekfingers:
It is not a [s]crime.....but what happened , during the endsars protest shouldn't be allow to repeat itself........ hoodlums hijacked the protest.......they started burning and destroying government properties......so I am strongly in support of the police.....

A friend of mine....lost millions of naira , during the protest.....his shop was looted.....and you except such person to support any form of protest?

....so I am strongly in support of th[/s]e police.....

Lanrelagboi:
https://oyotoday.com/lagos-cp-warns-against-any-form-of-protest-in-the-state/

jansonn:
Who is this one? Mind my business, my own son. Omo, don't listen to this person pls

loveth360:
Unknown GunMen Attack Umulokpa Divisional Police HQ Enugu,Cops Missing.


#IgbereTV

Video>>>>

https://www.facebook.com/192893700739192/posts/5120103431351503/?app=fbl

Sammy07:


Osibanjo or Fashola

I'm just confident that Tinubu no go run for 2023 election.
He's only playing the game. You don't make your move early

BTW, 2023 should be the first time we chase y
Fulani's out of power
President - Osibanjo - Yoruba
Vice - Zulum - Kanuri
S.P - Orji Kalu - Igbo
Speaker - Just give one S.S man

xeratech:
Not impressive

Wizzzzmike:
My country is zoo animals lives in zoo and human live in village...I'm Dumbass illiterate.I called myself illiterate because I don't know how to make use of coma and full stops.

xpressionx:
You are a mad man.
You were at the forefront of the people who foisted the Mannequin on us.

Torture2020:
talking to a fooolish nigerian like you is a complete waste of my precious time. senseless, shameless mudder fugger

As I said, we Ghanaians are cooking you nigerians soup. we will serve it very hot and tastier than the south africans did next time you live in a foreign country, you will respect your host country and its people kwasiato I piss and pupu into your dirty, stvpid mouth

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Torture2020:
Rubbish! You need serious help! you live in another man's country where if not for anything, you can sleep with your two eyes closed at night, unlike the zoo you call country. And instead of being grateful to Ghanaians for hosting you in their country, you open your mouth to talk rubbish and expect me to be happy about that? Fuckeduppedness

Most of you nigerians need divine help, to be honest. Pray to GOD and ask for forgiveness so He will heal your country. My advise to you is never to talk ill about the country where you live. If you don't like the country, leave. But never badmouth your host country. If you like take it, if you like don't take it. That is entirely your business.....

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Torture2020:
Fvck you nigerian goat! i piss in your smelly, stvpid mouth! you are worse than a piece of toilet paper I use to wipe my azz. i don't have time for fooools fuelish fooools shameless ed1ot! you call Ghana names and yet you live there what does that make you, mudder fugger?

Go back to your shiithlole where people are kidnapped for a ransom of a bottle of coke and gala f00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000l

Ghanaians are cooking you nigerians soup we will serve it hot and steamy, the same way south africans did it

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Torture2020:
[s]rubbish! Pure unadulterated crap! Ghana is zero? So what are you doing in Ghana? the way some of you nigerians behave and talk about Ghana, Ghanaians will just wake up one day and chase you people out of their country. Most of you nigerians are just full of crap! Arrant crap! And this why south africans chased you out of their country!

Can you compare your country with Ghana? From life expectancy, access to food, poverty[/s] level, jobs etc?

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joinnow:
Bro carry 16mlm go aboki fx to change to cedis what you will get is 250k Ghc and not 2.5billion Ghc

Ikillbrokehoes:
You have never been to Ghana but I've been there countless times, I would even prefer staying in Ghana than Nigeria.

no dey talk nonsense, Ghana is far developed than NIGERIA and it's a hub for foreigners these days, do you Know how many American celebrities visited from 2019/2020?

You know get talk

joinnow:
Kudos to the Ghanaian teachers that won the award......

Did you guys take note of

He received a cheque of GHc250,000 (N16,955,515)

Ikillbrokehoes:
Ghana is my second home and it's far better than Nigeria in terms of development, this are the same people that Nigerians were bullying back then because of how bad the country was, now they are the one bullying Nigerians because of our bad leaders.

presidency:
Series of reactions have typically attended the October 1 broadcast by President Muhammadu Buhari to mark the 61st anniversary of our Independence Day. These include the good, the bad, and the downright ugly. That’s democracy in action, with its propensity and predilections for freedom of speech.

My motive in this piece is to consider parts of the broadcast that look into our very essence, our raison-d-etre as a country, and how the ties that bind can be further strengthened. Okay, let’s go.

“Fellow Nigerians, the past 18 months have been some of the most difficult periods in the history of Nigeria. Since the civil war, I doubt whether we have seen a period of more heightened challenges than what we have witnessed in this period.”

Factual. Straight as an arrow. Deadpan. Our President is not one to mince words, speak facetiously or tongue-in-cheek. He says it as it is.

We have, indeed, passed through the most challenging of times in the past 18 months: security-wise, economically, socio-politically, and in many other ways. Life has descended into the Hobbesian state of nature; nasty, brutish and short. But God will have mercy on whom He will have mercy. We are still here, standing, hoping, trusting. Better days will come, and are, indeed, coming. Challenges are meant to be surmounted. Accepting that they are real is the first practical step to combating them. The Buhari administration is not glossing over our issues, but is rather facing them squarely. And that is why #We Believe. Some governments lie to their people. No, not the Buhari government.

“In the last four months, the gallant men and women of the military and security agencies have made tremendous progress in addressing these new security challenges. We are taking the fight to our enemies from all angles, and we are winning.”

God bless our troops! From the air, the land, the waters, they are defending us, routing out the evil and wicked. They pay heavy prices, even the ultimate sacrifice, but they keep at it. Nigeria must be free, and must be at peace. By force! We appreciate. We are winning all the wars, we are not looking back. With the banners before us, we are sure of victory. I say it again: God bless our troops! Amen.

Believe this President when he tells you that “in line with section 14(2)(b) of the 1999 Constitution (as amended), the security and welfare of Nigerians continue to be the prime focus on which programmers and projects of our government revolve.” When Muhammadu Buhari tells you something, you can take it to the bank. Believe!

Some people incite violence through words or actions, thus exacerbating the security challenges we have. You wonder where they are from, and why they would further stoke a burning fire with incendiary materials.

There is one funny Senator who talks about the mismanagement of our diversity as a country, yet he daily uses foul language against those in leadership. He stood surety for someone bent on dismemberment of the country, and when that one vanished, and he should have been cooling his feet in prison, the Senator still spews rubbish. Chief ‘mismanager’ of our diversity. And the President had words for him and his ilk, who exist round the country.

“We are ready to arrest and prosecute all persons inciting violence through words or action. Our resolve for a peaceful, united and one Nigeria remains resolute and unwavering...

“The seeds of violence are planted in people’s heads through words. Reckless utterances of a few have led to losses of many innocent lives and destruction of properties.”

How very true! The reckless utterances come even from the pulpit; from apostles, pastors and bishops. From the mosques; from sheikhs and mallams, from the newspapers, radio, television, Internet, everywhere. From the very old, the young, male, female. They just say incautious, thoughtless, imprudent things that swell up, and lead to violence, sorrow, tears and blood.

Yes, a government must work for harmony, amity and concord in the land. But when these characters would not relent in being ‘opposite people’, what should be done? The President addresses it in the broadcast. “Our hope is not to fight for peace. We can always settle our grievances without spilling any blood...We shall continue to work on dialogue based solutions to address legitimate grievances. But we remain ready to take decisive actions against secessionist agitators and their sponsors who threaten our national unity.”

True. Government must have biceps. It must be strong, and show strength. Otherwise, it will be taken for a ride, and soon, will become a king sitting on an empty throne. We must embrace peace and dialogue, whatever our grievances. All of us do have these things that rile, vex and outrage us. You have, I have. Is the next thing then to upset the applecart? No, blessed be the ties that bind us, and those ties should remain resolute, unwavering. “Nigeria is for all of us...and its ultimate success can only be achieved if we all come together with a common goal of having peace and prosperity for our nation.”

Other weighty matters that the President touched on include the fact that Nigeria does not start and end with the Federal Government. “This country is a great collective where Government at all arms and levels as well as the private sector, and more importantly individuals, have a role to play.”

He stressed that security is a bottom to top undertaking, in which we must all join hands together. That is why it is amusing to see people deliberately light fire at their communities, wards, local councils, states, and then call on Buhari to come and put out the fire. It doesn’t work that way. Security is a bottom to top undertaking. And unity is a collective resolve.

Two more points, and I’m done. Nigeria must go beyond a never-ending potential for becoming a great nation to an actually great one. Many presidents have said it. Shehu Shagari. Olusegun Obasanjo. Umaru Yar’Adua. Goodluck Jonathan. But here we are today, still just a country with potentials. But I tell you, under Muhammadu Buhari, those inherent capacities and capabilities are being unearthed, utilized, and we are on our way there. It’s just to stay focused, and we’ll get to our Canaan, flowing with milk and honey.

Finally, my brethren. President Buhari said a lot has been achieved in the past six years on many fronts: in infrastructure, social care, governance, Nigeria’s image and influence in Africa and the international community. He added: “But critics misdiagnose incremental progress as stagnation. Since coming to power, this Administration has tackled our problems head-on in spite of the meager resources. No government since 1999 has done what we have done in six years to put Nigeria back on track.”

Bull’s eye! And I challenge those who kept us in the slave market for 16 years, and threatened to keep us cabined, cribbed and consigned for 60 years, to controvert it. I join Minister Raji Fashola, SAN, to challenge them to show us one major road project they started and completed in 16 years. One major bridge, rail project, airport they built, despite the humongous resources at their disposal. Let them speak up now, or forever hold their peace.

*Adesina is Special Adviser to President Buhari on Media and Publicity

Toks2008:
It is still a biblical law just that no one cares any more.

But one fact we cant take away is that even if the death penalty no longer applies, it is believed that any marriage to a non virgin is invalid and a waste of resources.

The Bible is still a valid book but then this goes to show how serious GOD takes sexual chastity.

Akporo1234:
Why won't they do good when they working towards the prize.
In Nigeria wey suffer head wan kill them...