₦airaland Forum

Eba50:
for men oh, not for women. Its the older the condemned. The younger the sweeter. Take note

I know what I said
Older women who didn’t age that much still get advances from younger guys it is very normal and didn’t even start today.

Nobody is condemned I wouldn’t even use such words.

AKWATGOLD1:
I think is high time FG adopts North Korean punitive measures on anyone caught trafficking drugs. These are the set of people putting a legitimate earnings person under unnecessary pressure.

The real and big cocaine boys are in government
They won’t let it see daylight

ogugwa1992:
Atiku grasping at straws over NNPCL’s ₦11.2tn Federation claims — Transparency Network




https://leaders.ng/2026/10/05/atiku-grasping-at-straws-over-nnpcls-%e2%82%a611-2tn-federation-claims-transparency-network/

Once election is around the corner
There are always series of allegations flying everywhere….it is just a reminder to us that they don’t care about anyone but themselves.

Onokussie:
By Eugene Ora


Nollywood actress Damilola Adegbite says she has noticed a shift in Nigeria’s dating culture, with younger men increasingly showing open interest in women who are older than them.

Adegbite, 41, made the observation during a recent episode of her podcast, published on her YouTube channel, where she reflected on changing attitudes towards women and age.

She said women were once made to feel that reaching a certain age meant they should quietly leave the dating scene, while younger women were expected to receive most of the attention.

According to the actress, that attitude appears to be changing, with women in their late thirties and early forties increasingly attracting younger men who are willing to express their interest without hesitation.

Adegbite illustrated the change through the biblical image of a rejected stone becoming the cornerstone, suggesting that women once overlooked because of their age could now be seen as highly desirable.

“Maybe we should just say the older woman who was once overlooked has become the premium package,” she said, using the phrase to describe what she sees as a reversal in dating preferences.

She said the change had become particularly noticeable when younger men approached women aged 38, 40 or 42 and made their intentions clear, rather than treating their age as a reason to keep their distance.

Adegbite said such confidence could itself be attractive, particularly when a younger man openly tells an older woman that he likes her, leaving her surprised by the directness of his approach.

“A younger man will see a woman who is 38, 40 or 42 and say boldly, ‘I like you.’ And you are sitting there thinking, ‘Sorry, wait, are we doing this?’” she said.

She added that the younger man might simply look directly at the woman and respond, “Yes, we are,” a confidence she believes can make the attention even more appealing.

Her comments reflect a wider conversation around changing expectations in relationships, particularly the assumptions that women become less desirable as they grow older while younger women automatically dominate romantic attention.

Adegbite’s remarks were presented as her personal observation of the dating scene, rather than as evidence of a measured nationwide trend among Nigerian men and women.



Nollywood actress, Damilola Adegbite has claimed that she has noticed a new trend in the Nigerian dating scene, where younger men are increasingly finding older women more attractive.

Speaking on her recent podcast, posted on her YouTube channel, Adegbite said society used to make women feel like they should exit the dating scene once they crossed a certain age, but that is now changing, as younger men now prefer older women.

Using the biblical analogy of the rejected stone becoming the chief cornerstone, the 41-year-old movie star said older women who were once overlooked have now become the “premium packages.”

She said, “When society made older women feel like once we have crossed a certain age, you should basically leave the dating market quietly. Meanwhile, the younger girls were supposedly getting all the attention. But now, the tables are turning.

“Honestly, I think Psalm 118:22 was onto something. You know that scripture about the stone which the builders rejected becoming the cornerstone? Maybe we should just say the older woman who was once overlooked has become the premium package.

“But seriously, why is this happening? A younger man will see a woman who is 38, 40 or 42 and say boldly, ‘I like you.’ And you are sitting there thinking, ‘Sorry, wait, are we doing this?’ And he is looking you dead in the eye like, ‘Yes, we are.’ And I think that confidence is attractive.”

The older the wine
The sweeter it is

Dennisochampa:
15 is better than nothing.... Rather than criticise it.... Ask them to do more..... That's a progressive mindset

15 buses in a state of how many people?

You are saying we should not criticize them…in your mind does that even make sense in the first place or you are telling me them that they didn’t make plans for the CNG buses before now and this is best thing they could come up with?

They have done nothing to be praised at all,

yesloaded:
😂

15 buses to cut off transport fares

This is a childish cosmetics approach

What's the population of Ekiti?

15 buses can never serve my ward here in ibadan not to talk of one local government

More like a drop of dye in an ocean 😂
Our leaders and foolish way of approaching issues na 5 & 6.

Danoskila7:
Others are suffering and busy shouting on your mandate we shall stand 😂

Mad people
They have no mind of their own…just sing praises from morning till night

treesun:
Omoya Renike writes:




Source

Na who chop Dey press laptop 😃🤣
Awon Ashiere

princepee:
Happy birthday Nigeria....

A 66 years old baby.

Still crawling at 66.
Baba agbaya!

They will soon tell you it took America 100 years
Awon ashiere weyrey alagbada

fineboynl:
Compare tinubu and buhari government in a short sentence?

From fire to hellfire 🔥💯

BlackViper:
Na Nigerian immigrants dem go blame for dis one?

You took the words out of my mouth

techWriter001:
Absolutely! Tinubu’s vision for Nigeria is undeniably brilliant. Let’s just hope it actually works!

Technical Writer

Where is the brilliance in what you just said now?

Basicend:
God bless him and I appreciate his efforts.

But N5m is not a big money in Nigeria again o. Even in Ikeja here, it's not enough to pay house rent for many flats here.

So I wonder why they are publicizing it this way.

Una Dey muzz me for this app ooo
Where una Dey see money 5m is not enough to pay rent?…if one can pay 5m for rent he or she should get a smaller apartment and save towards getting his or her own personal house.

adenigga:
https://punchng.com/petrol-costs-over-n3000-litre-in-uk-nigerians-are-enjoying-okpebholo

People should listen to candidates carefully during campaign they cannot pretend for too long there will always be a loophole somewhere.

Someone of this nature shouldn’t even be close to being an MD of an organization it is either the election was rigged or the people that voted for him are as unintelligent and myopic as he is.

I still can’t help but wonder how his thought process is so dumb, backward and shallow well he is good at something which is praising BAT at any moment and promising him 1.5m votes.

ayuskenke:
The Chairman of Ojodu LCDA, Hon. David Odunmbaku, on Thursday inspected the ongoing construction of a containerised Secondary School at Oluwole Estate, as well as the development of the Oluwole football field, reaffirming the administration’s commitment to expanding educational and recreational infrastructure across the council.

The containerised school project is being constructed by the Lagos State government following the facilitation and advocacy of the Ojodu LCDA Chairman. The project is designed to provide an improved learning environment for school children around the community and further strengthen access to quality education.

During the inspection, the Chairman who visited the site alongside the Vice Chairman, Hon Kafaya Layeni and his Chief of Staff Hon Olaide John Bello, assessed the progress of work and engaged with relevant stakeholders on measures required to ensure the timely completion and effective utilisation of the facility.

The chairman also doused the concerns of shop owners around the school whose structures will be affected by the project to
improve accessibility and safety around the facility noting that the government has their interest at heart and will provide a way of minimising their losses.

The Chairman and his entourage which included the Supervisor for Works, Hon. Dapo Adeoye and Supervisor For Health, Hon Seye Oyekan also inspected the ongoing construction of the Oluwole Football Field, a project being undertaken by Ojodu LCDA to provide residents, particularly young people, with a suitable recreational and sporting facility.

The two projects demonstrate the impact of collaboration between Ojodu LCDA and the Lagos State Government in delivering sustainable development at the grassroots. Through effective coordination and shared commitment, both levels of government continue to translate development priorities into tangible projects that benefit residents.

Containerized building or is my eyes paining me?

BondRiv:
One of the clowns in this administration.

Even Batman’s joker can’t do it better

Benoxvals:
Appreciate a president for repairing a bridge in his country?..these guys talk as if they are doing these projects with their personal money.
No politician is patriotic no more.

They are not answerable to anyone but their masters.
The earlier the better citizens know that….they have nothing to offer just sycophancy at its peak nothing more.

WorldPointMedia:
WATCH NOW BELOW ON YOUTUBE

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

When one talks too much
You begin to say rubbish

Namaster:
"She listed emerging risks to include: the use of potentially carcinogenic Sudan and Azo dyes to enhance colour, blending with recovered or recycled oils including spent cooking oil, and multi-adulterant mixtures designed to evade basic quality checks."

When Nigerians talk about Nigerian Politicians, you'd think they were ANGELS who forgot their HALOS at home.

Imagine what someone is SELLING to his FELLOW Nigerians.

Imagine the WICKEDNESS!

These people will buy GOOD product from farmers/suppliers, then MIX it with water and CARCINOGENIC dye.

That way, they'll have MORE to sell and make MORE MONEY.

The most EVIL part is that they'll point to the FAKE rich, RED colour as evidence that the palm oil is ORIGINAL and charged PREMIUM price for it.

When the government CRACKS down on them, they'll resort to EMOTIONAL BLACKMAIL about how the government is robbing them of their LIVELIHOOD.

MADNESS!

An average Nigerian is very wicked
Forget those crowd you see in churches and mosques… in this part of the world and the real sense we don’t love each other.

Josepholome:
2027 - City Boy Movement targets over one million votes for Tinubu in Plateau

By Golok Nanmwa,Jos

The City Boy Movement in Plateau State has set a target of mobilising over one million votes for President Bola Ahmed Tinubu in the 2027 general elections, as the group intensifies its grassroots campaign across the state.

Former Plateau State Governor and Senator representing Plateau South Senatorial District, Simon Lalong, disclosed the target when he attended the Plateau State Town Hall Meeting, inauguration and membership drive of the City Boy Movement held at Crispan Hotel, Jos.

Lalong congratulated the leadership and members of the movement for their mobilisation efforts, saying he was ready to work with the group and other stakeholders towards achieving the one-million-vote target for Tinubu in the state.

He also commended the movement for creating a platform for young Nigerians to participate in political and civic activities, describing youth participation as important to national development.

Lalong urged members of the movement to remain united, organised and focused as they expand their structure and membership across Plateau State.

He assured the leadership of his support and collaboration as the group intensifies its mobilisation activities ahead of the 2027 elections.

The former governor also encouraged the movement to continue engaging young people across the state and creating awareness about programmes and opportunities provided by the Federal Government.

The development comes as the movement steps up its grassroots mobilisation across the 17 Local Government Areas, wards, communities and polling units of Plateau State.

Earlier, the national leadership of the City Boy Movement had paid a courtesy visit to Governor Caleb Mutfwang at the New Government House, Little Rayfield, Jos, where the need for stronger grassroots engagement ahead of the 2027 elections was discussed.

The delegation was led by the Director-General of the movement, Hon. Francis Oluwatosin Shoga, and included the APC National Chairman and National Patron of the City Boy Movement, Prof. Nentawe Goshwe Yilwatda; North Central Coordinator, Ambassador Abdul Fatah Yaya Seriki, and other national and state leaders.

Speaking during the visit, Yilwatda urged members of the movement to take their mobilisation beyond social media and establish a strong presence in communities, wards and polling units.

“Get involved. Engage the people and empower the people. That will be a major turnaround for us as a party,” he said.

“You are an anchor, you are pathfinders, you are pivotal to the votes we are going to harvest among the young people.”

Yilwatda also urged the movement to work closely with the APC structure, saying the party's identity should remain prominent in its mobilisation activities.

“As much as you promote the City Boy Movement, I want to see the party logo on all that you are doing, more prominent, because on election day nobody sees City Boy Movement; people see the APC,” he said.

He said the movement had a responsibility to communicate the policies and programmes of the President Tinubu administration to young Nigerians and ensure that its message reached communities at the grassroots.

Responding, Governor Mutfwang described the visit as significant, saying the City Boy Movement represented a new dimension of support-group engagement, particularly in its focus on youth participation and empowerment.

The governor disclosed that he had previously engaged with Hon. Seyi Tinubu to understand the philosophy behind the movement, adding that his relationship with President Tinubu began after he assumed office in 2023.

Mutfwang said political actors seeking to engage citizens ahead of the 2027 elections must do so through direct and respectful interaction.

“If we are going to get people to get involved, it's not going to be by showmanship. It's not going to be by arrogance. It's going to be by deliberate engagement,” he said.

“Don't go where the President is popular. Go where the President is not as popular. Try to convince them to come on board. Carve a niche for yourselves.
“People want information. People want to be carried along.”

The governor advocated greater use of town-hall meetings and direct community engagement, saying citizens should have opportunities to understand government policies and ask questions.

He acknowledged the economic difficulties confronting Nigerians, but said the Federal Government's reforms should be explained to citizens within the context of the economic situation inherited by the Tinubu administration.

Earlier, Shoga said the City Boy Movement was established to promote youth participation and engage Nigerians at the grassroots.

He said the movement would take the message of Renewed Hope directly to people across the 17 Local Government Areas, wards, communities and polling units while encouraging young Nigerians to participate actively in the democratic process.

“Our objective is to take the message of Renewed Hope directly to the people across the 17 Local Government Areas, wards, communities and polling units, while encouraging young Nigerians to become active participants in the democratic process,” Shoga said.

He thanked the governor for receiving the delegation and appealed for continued support as the movement builds its structure in Plateau State in collaboration with APC leadership and other stakeholders.

Also speaking, Seriki described Plateau State as an important part of his personal and political identity, noting that he was born and raised in the state.

He expressed optimism that the engagement would strengthen cooperation among stakeholders as the movement expands its grassroots structure ahead of the 2027 political season.

State Director of the movement, David Daser, said the Plateau chapter was determined to expand its grassroots structure and create what he described as a significant political record in the state.

Some persons will be richer with this “City Boy Movement “ and also become popular but the question is will they deliver the 1 million votes as promised? because I don’t how know they came up with such promises.

AlabiKILLER2023:
Wike is a mad man



Everybody knows that

Moving mad in pro max
Nothing anybody wan tell me

ratcock:
Who takes the Wike serious except his deluded followers and the on your mandate crew.

Data boys take him more seriously too

Akir2025:
When Will Uduak Frank Akpan, "Iniubong Umoren" Killer Be Hanged To Death ??

That is the Thread Topic ....Incase you Need a Reminder before you Waste so much time Spewing unrelated Comments

Ignore that moniker
He or she is not just intelligent

Sheuns:
No army no matter how strong and large fights wars on many fronts and come out victorious.

Wike, you can’t fight everyone and win. A smart general picks his wars.

Wike is just like a statue that insists his owner should take him to the river to bathe not knowing he will eventually sink or drown.
He will be disgraced eventually it won’t take long.

AnonPoet:
Launches mobilisation programme to support Tinubu’s re-election bid



https://www.thisdaylive.com/2026/09/20/showunmi-atikus-subsidy-proposal-will-take-nigeria-back-to-egypt/

Election is just around the corner and you will see different types of talks.

It is still the same thing they said before..just recycling and dump as usual I just wish people are wiser now,

h777:
WHY DO SOME NIGERIAN CHRISTIANS DEFEND POLITICIANS MORE PASSIONATELY THAN THEY DEFEND CHRIST?

One of the strangest things about Nigerian Christianity today is how easily political loyalty can become stronger than Christian conviction.

A Christian can hear a politician make a statement that clearly contradicts his values, yet spend hours defending the politician.

He can see corruption allegations, broken promises, injustice, or policies affecting ordinary Nigerians, yet immediately search for excuses because “our man” is involved.

But let somebody question a doctrine, attack the church, or mock the Christian faith, and suddenly the same person remembers every scripture about standing for the truth.

This raises an uncomfortable question:

When political loyalty conflicts with Christian conviction, which one wins?

The problem is not that Christians participate in politics. Christians are citizens, and they have every right to support candidates, parties, and policies according to their convictions.

The problem begins when political allegiance becomes so strong that a believer starts defending everything done by his preferred politician, regardless of whether it agrees with the principles he claims to follow as a Christian.

Christians should be able to say:

“My preferred politician is wrong on this issue.”

“My party made a mistake.”

“This policy is harmful.”

“I supported this person, but I cannot defend this particular action.”

That is not betrayal.

That is intellectual and moral consistency.

The scripture says in James 2:1:

“My brothers and sisters, believers in our glorious Lord Jesus Christ must not show favoritism.”

Political favoritism can become particularly dangerous when Christians begin judging the same action differently depending on who committed it.

When our politician does it, there is an explanation.

When the opposition does the same thing, it becomes evidence of wickedness.

When our side loses an election, everything becomes rigging.

When our side wins, suddenly the process becomes credible.

When our politician makes a controversial statement, supporters explain what he “really meant.”

When an opponent makes the same statement, Christians condemn the person's character.

At that point, the question is no longer merely political.

It becomes a question of integrity.

CHRIST should not be used as a decoration on top of political loyalty.

A Christian's political affiliation should remain subordinate to his allegiance to CHRIST.

You can support a politician without worshipping him.

You can vote for a party without becoming its defender in every circumstance.

You can acknowledge the achievements of a government while criticizing its failures.

You can criticize an opposition party without pretending your own side is incapable of wrongdoing.

And most importantly, you can disagree politically with another Christian without treating that person as an enemy of CHRIST.

Nigeria does not need Christians who are incapable of criticizing their own political camp.

Nigeria needs Christians whose convictions remain intact even when the person they support is wrong.

The real test of political neutrality is not whether you criticize the opposition.

The real test is whether you can tell the truth when your own side is wrong.

So here is the question for Nairaland:

Have Nigerian Christians allowed political, ethnic, and party loyalty to become stronger than their loyalty to CHRIST?

You Dey talk politicians
No be people Dey defend Reverend King back then or no be people Dey go Odumeje church.

Imalwayshorny:
If Lagos is state of agbero why don't you stay in your onitsha which is state of excellence

Bot or human because I don’t think a reasonable human should sound like this.

Easy on yourself or change your dealer 🌿

Patnome:
She could have said Thank you so much
I am very greatful.God bless you richly and replenish your pocket

There is a way one is appreciated and you will feel to do more when there is another request

They appreciation is application for more

Ok nah
OP posted here for what exactly? Don’t always believe what is posted here most times.

Rich4god:
Nigeria have reached the stage where a whole state might be wiped out by terrorist and every other person will continue life as if nothing happened. No one will even act as if something happened.

Preachers wll still preach on why this govt is better.

Presidential spoke persons will come and tell you why oppositions shouldn't rule Nigeria.

The president himself will travel out for vacation.

Security heads will threaten citizens who make post on SM.

Then the citizens who try to talk, other citizens will come out and say they are trying to tarnish the image of Nigeria.

What a shame of a nation.

You nailed it
Shame in pro max