Crime › Re: The Kidnappers Killed 2 Oyo Teachers To Pressure Government — Principal, Alamu by henrybomb(m): 6:57am On Jul 14 |
Kukutente23: I thought Bwala said they abducted the families of the terrorists to ensure they don't kill anyone else after the first one Bwala wey no get sense |
Crime › Re: Lieutenant Felix Ademe Isaac Killed During Oyo Rescue Operation, Buried (photos) by henrybomb(m): 12:28pm On Jul 13 |
Babtunz: I don't know about y'all, but there's a lot of things sketchy about that rescue operation. But you won't hear it from me sha  Too sketchy and fishy But people think otherwise |
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Politics › Re: Oseni Rufai Reacts To Oluremi Tinubu's Advice, Shares Video Of Long Govt Convoy by henrybomb(m): 11:37pm On Jul 12 |
Basic123: This dwarf and Kolade Òtítọ́lójú of TVC are the Nigerian worst journalists.
They dont hide where they belong to offline and Online!....No iota of professionalism.
How can a journalist brazenly shows he is pro-particular party in his conducts offline and online 
Very disgusting He said what is right Where is the lie? Share your opinion too let us see |
Celebrities › Re: Luxury Cars Are Good, But Help The Poor, Remi Tinubu, Tells Burna Boy, Davido by henrybomb(m): 8:13am On Jul 12 |
manuelkel: Na today I know say that woman dey craze.  E pass craze sef Like bomb Dey her head |
Crime › Re: Orire: Kudos To The Soldiers Involved In The Rescue Operation (Pics) by henrybomb(m): 7:46am On Jul 11 |
PulaPower: Unfortunately, mass kidnapping happens everywhere, except you don’t know how human-traffickers operates.. Everywhere like where? |
Crime › Re: Orire: Kudos To The Soldiers Involved In The Rescue Operation (Pics) by henrybomb(m): 6:48am On Jul 11 |
HacheNoire: The number of people who wish disaster upon our great country is alarming.
Terrible shame that the government was able to secure the release of victims?
Let’s even imagine that it’s true that they laid ransoms, is it not worth it?
Is Nigeria the first country to pay ransoms to terrorists?
They just want our great country to fail and fall and we will not.
The labour of our hero’s past, shall never be in vain. Off your mic please. It is even more terrible that in 2026 we are still talking about kidnapping and you are talking about “is Nigeria the first country to pay ransom”. There is nowhere in the world you would have such mass kidnapping and they won’t be found as quickly as possible. It can be prevented and should not even happen in the first place…shame on the government as they have failed woefully in security. |
Crime › Re: Orire: Kudos To The Soldiers Involved In The Rescue Operation (Pics) by henrybomb(m): 6:44am On Jul 11 |
Karlovich: Terrible shame from the government, they've paid ransom and they dropped off those innocent school children for them to pick up. Spits That is what happened it is obvious We just hope something of this magnitude doesn’t happen again because it is preventable but what do I know. |
Business › Re: Outrage Erupts Over Palmpay’s Alleged Inaction On Customer’s ₦241,000 Erroneous by henrybomb(m): 1:04pm On Jul 10 |
Dailynewscover: Outrage Erupts Over Palmpay’s Alleged Inaction on Customer’s ₦241,000 Erroneous Transfer
A mounting wave of public indignation has followed allegations against PalmPay, a fintech platform, regarding its management of a ₦241,000 erroneous transfer case, prompting stakeholders to demand regulatory oversight by the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN).
The controversy ensues after a Nigerian businesswoman, Mrs. Oyedeji, made a distress appeal, claiming PalmPay has not taken adequate action despite knowing the recipient account linked to the transaction has been frozen.
According to Mrs. Oyedeji, the incident occurred on May 8, 2026, when she mistakenly transferred ₦241,000 from her Moniepoint account into a PalmPay account. Upon promptly reporting the error, her bank reportedly confirmed that the beneficiary account had been restricted and advised her to escalate the matter to PalmPay for resolution.
However, weeks after the incident, she alleges that PalmPay has neither provided a clear pathway for redress nor demonstrated urgency in resolving the issue, repeatedly informing her that “nothing can be done.”
Read more detail below: [url]https://dailynewscover.com/outrage-erupts-over-palmpays-alleged-inaction-on-customers-%e2%82%a6241000-erroneous-transfer/[/url] One thing is how do you even not change the account number you are sending to money to or why are you in a rush to send money ? She should have called Moniepoint too out since it is from there to PalmPay. Wrong transfer are not always guaranteed even with a court order if the money has been withdrawn there is nothing that can be done. |
Crime › Re: Boko Haram Attacks Army Base, Police Post & Hospital In Borno by henrybomb(m): 8:16pm On Jul 09 |
43Ronin: The political terrorist are trying to discredit the good work of the greatest president on earth, his excellence BAT (pbuh) Good work  Are you people even ok? |
Crime › Re: Boko Haram Attacks Army Base, Police Post & Hospital In Borno by henrybomb(m): 8:13pm On Jul 09 |
Sonofgod1990: This terrorist are just trying to spoil the good work of Mr president. Asiwaju
Asiwaju Will get rid of this terrorist in his second tenure. Lets support Mr president so we can achieve our common goals Such nonsensical statement They are trying to spoil the good work of Mr President  Change your dealer |
Graphics/Video Market › Re: My Social Media Designs Portfolio by henrybomb(m): 6:07pm On Jul 08 |
Toptopfloor: I use CorelDRAW and Photoshop Really nice I really don’t know how to use CorelDraw or Photoshop..I use Canvas |
Politics › Re: President Tinubu Defends Chief Of Staff Gbajabiamila Amid Corruption Scandal by henrybomb(m): 8:25am On Jul 08 |
Ttalk: Gbajabianila is one of the finesse administrator we have in Nigeria.
The said alligation was discovered by him, I don't understand the sinister in people who believe what the fraudster Adeyemi said So you think Adeyemi was working alone? A lot of heads should be rolling now starting from the Chief of Staff to everyone who made it possible for him to go this as far as even getting infused in the budget with an office in the Federal Secretariat. The President shouldn’t be defending anyone at this point let Gbaja and Adeyemi face the law squarely while he keeps mute. |
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Graphics/Video Market › Re: My Social Media Designs Portfolio by henrybomb(m): 6:40am On Jul 08 |
Toptopfloor: More designs for ReadMaze Please which design app did you use? They really came out so nice…I use only Canvas and I am looking forward to learn other apps too. |
Education › Re: What An Igbo Lady Did In India That Surprised Them! by henrybomb(m): 6:36am On Jul 08 |
Redoil: even it is a lie at least it is a positive move Are you saying it is not true? |
Politics › Re: Oluremi Tinubu Harvests Vegetables From Villa Garden, Shares With Staff (Photos) by henrybomb(m): 10:38pm On Jul 07 |
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Politics › Re: Oluremi Tinubu Harvests Vegetables From Villa Garden, Shares With Staff (Photos) by henrybomb(m): 10:36pm On Jul 07 |
Vixlot: God Bless First Lady Oluremi Tinubu God Bless Federal Republic of Nigeria
Wailing wailers will soon invade this beautiful thread Wailers? So she called her cameraman or who ever is doing the video just show her plucking veggies? All of Una just Dey ment |
Politics › Re: Gbajabiamila Threatens To Sue Adeniyi Adeyemi For ₦10bn, Gives Him 72 Hours.... by henrybomb(m): 12:33pm On Jul 07 |
Switruth: In a very sane country ...these idiots should be roasting in guatanamo bay.
Mad people everywhere They should be both in Kirikiri prison by now |
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Nairaland General › Re: Religion Has Done More Harm Than Good In Especially The North by henrybomb(m): 9:01am On Jul 02 |
SammyB67: Do you agree with this opinion, me I agreed 100%true The religion is not the problem. The people practicing it is the big problem because in the Bible or Quran it is stated there to extend love to one another and it is also stated there to punish who steals or kills. I may not have lived in the North but from my observation overtime I think illiteracy, exposure and poverty is the bigger problem. |
Politics › Re: Adeyemi Adeniyi Matthew Is An Impostor - Bayo Onanuga Defends Gbajabiamila by henrybomb(m): 8:53am On Jul 02 |
treesun: STATEHOUSE STATEMENT
Re: The Matter of Adeniyi Adeyemi Matthew and the fictitious Presidential Economic Advisory Council
Source The more you look at Nigeria the more you don’t even understand what is going on. An impostor had such privilege and access to the President  ? It is a smokescreen prolly a sharing formula gone sour or godfather wanted to become God. Nigeria is irredeemable and I don’t still get how Bayo sleeps at night spewing silly and unintelligent statements. |
Politics › Re: When l Used To Sell Akara And Made A Lot Of Money by henrybomb(m): 9:51pm On Jun 28 |
ozo13: this stuffs are opinionated Sha in my own view.i watch another video clip yesterday where in the video a women said she was given 12k by her husband some years ago to start same akara business and to the glory of God they built there house and also trained her kids from proceed of the business. The wife of the president was just advising them on making good use of the money. Make Dem no go use chop sharwama or Chicken  May God not allow us enter financial difficulties brother, it's difficult out there to even see close family members give out cash, shame go even dey ma sef to ask them for money in the first place. I no feel Tinubu govt because that reform they made, only political class in my own view are benefitting from it. They are sharing a lot of money as FAAC now and noting significant on ground to show for it.also what my one month salary could buy 8yrs ago , may be I will need like 1 and a half month of my current salary to buy same thing despite all the promotion and work experience. May God help us. Make God help us ooo Make we no see paper for ground call am money because you see this government is not ready to lift anybody out of poverty…you go work you go tire |
Politics › Re: The Akara Economy: Why The Elite Often Misunderstand Grassroots Empowerment. by henrybomb(m): 1:45pm On Jun 28 |
BATified2023: how much are all these things for a low level woman? Can one pay 50k for all this things I mentioned above? |
Politics › Re: The Akara Economy: Why The Elite Often Misunderstand Grassroots Empowerment. by henrybomb(m): 11:46am On Jun 28 |
BATified2023: use your head n understand that it's always less than 100k
In d evening I will go to d junction n snap d woman doing akara n we will all so the calculation here Use your head too Ask that woman and come back here to tell us that it is 50k she use to start that business. The space is free right? She stole cylinder right? The frying pan is free too? The beans she planted in her backyard? Abeg talk another thing |
Politics › Re: The Akara Economy: Why The Elite Often Misunderstand Grassroots Empowerment. by henrybomb(m): 11:43am On Jun 28 |
JuanDeDios: I think you're making the op's point: the elite don't get it. They don't know how far 50k can go for SOME people. The op already did a good job of explaining it though.
Trust me, I live in the economy. I don't need to ask anyone. I know the price of beans. Yes, 50k can start something for SOME people. Want me to break it down for you? Please do I am curious |
Politics › Re: The Akara Economy: Why The Elite Often Misunderstand Grassroots Empowerment. by henrybomb(m): 11:40am On Jun 28 |
BATified2023: we know your type
Online billionaire
Nothing is ever enough, but people with less are making money with what u proud broke mofos look down on
The woman selling akara at my junction doesn't have up to 300k to start the business Lol BATs don’t see during the day only at night. Have you bothered to ask that woman in your junction how much she used to start that business? |