₦airaland Forum

APOPTOSIS:
This is your opinion.
Exactly what you think the problem may be.
But I can assure you, you may be far from it.
He will be signed soon.
Manager preference & bureaucracy may be a factor too.
CLUBs have signed fighter jets. He is not anywhere close to El Hadji DiouF or Rooney yet they were signed. Even Ramos was signed and ended up accumulating sanctions and Red cards.
Vinicius fights per second and has one of the worst records at Home (Brazil). Not even anywhere close to Osimhen, yet Madrid signed him.

wany:
And if they both stay without partners ,you and your kind will echo evening newspaper.
Let them be we all must not be same.

CoronaVirusPro:
It’s not a mental health issue but a marvel of nature. Can you imagine the neurological engineering that makes such happen? It’s definitely divine.

CoronaVirusPro:
Hard drugs, alcohol causes violence and accidents, and why it is a societal menace.

What does LBTQ cause?

I have heard the the false narratives about how LGBTQ is being forced on people. Where exactly does that happen?

If you not wired that way, you can never be that way.

CoronaVirusPro:
You said it all.

Same way they will learn that people’s personal choices are personal.

CoronaVirusPro:
How do you explain to kids that people smoke, snuff cocaine and join gangs?

Shouldn’t that be of more concern than LGBTQ?

CoronaVirusPro:
Some people will start taking Tramadol about how people choose to live their life’s and find happiness.

If they happy as a couple so be it! Congratulations to them!

iwaeda:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UA3Wbh72wnc?si=bQe5Zmsr2dgZY05E




https://dailypost.ng/2025/10/03/only-national-unity-can-end-insurgency-cds-musa/


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZVbyII2GpMc?si=rWxXv8YikJkrmGXk

Conciousnigeria:
https://thesun.ng/abuja-horror-kidnappers-abduct-kill-veterinary-doctor-hold-children-hostage/?amp

SolaOmoniyi:
Violent confrontation between rival Nigerian cult groups leaves multiple injured, police shut down Palladium nightclub linked to drug trade.


GENEVA, SWITZERLAND – Tensions flared in Geneva after a violent clash between rival Nigerian cult groups, the Aye Confraternity (Eiye) and De Norsemen Kclub International (Vikings), which left several members hospitalized and prompted a police crackdown on a known drug hotspot.

The confrontation, which unfolded in the Palladium area, began as a drug-related dispute. According to eyewitnesses, an Eiye member from France supplied narcotics to a Vikings member in Switzerland, who allegedly failed to pay after making sales. The debt triggered a series of retaliations when the Eiye man called on his associates in Geneva to confront the Vikings member at his workplace.

What started as a heated argument quickly escalated when two Vikings members armed with machetes attacked the Eiye men, injuring two. In response, Eiye members regrouped and launched a large-scale retaliation, storming Palladium with weapons. Videos circulating online show Eiye members attacking Vikings in the area and later moving into a nightclub known as Louze at Palladium, where more violence erupted.

At least three Vikings members were Read more...
https://dailyobserver.ng/nigeria-cult-clash-in-switzerland-eiye-and-vikings-fight-in-geneva-over-drug-dispute-leaves-several-injured/

Raymeskey:
This lady definitely have a mission and she wants to accomplish it by all means.

He that have ear let him hear

Omihanifa:
https://guardian.ng/life/whatsnew-entertainment--and-so-on/despite-gwr-rejection-mandy-kiss-vows-to-sleep-with-100-men/


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qkcGveogXu4

Sterope:
Did you miss the ex-wife part?

You should find her and redirect your question to her.

fergie001:
Paul Okoye, @rudeboypsquare, one half of the PSquare Group has vowed to set an example with an X user who accused him of raping his housemaid.


https://x.com/rudeboypsquare/status/1970932047565705718?t=ddXfHUwlbc3WgRY387Fpdw&s=19

In a post celebrating his wife, Ivy @ 25, the X user, @chubbiedivah had posted that Paul raped/coerced his domestic help who was way younger.

X users had called the attention of rudeboy via massive retweets to take action.... The said user has deactivated her X account.

Comments;
@itrackNG

Charles Anazodo

Sterope:
The ex-wife mentioned it. It might not have been rape but consensual sex.

Mrchippychappy:
Those that sing praises for politicians, how does their actions directly improve your life? Cheering people on out of spite while your lives remain miserable and impoverished is not exactly a good deal or what am I missing?

Newsgeek24:
25.

https://news360ng.com/im-at-peace-with-my-oga-says-fubara-after-meeting-tinbu-in-aso-rock/

helinues:
Someone fought a fight which he loss badly, he realised his mistake and try to adjust with those he might be having issue with.

Yet , some people are not happy with Gov Sim in making peace with everyone. Aren't they satisfied with the 6 months suspension? Do they intend to use their evil support again to relegate Gov Sim finally politically as their history of supporting someone have not been good

SolaOmoniyi:
New U.S. policy sparks fears of shrinking chances for Nigerian talent in tech, healthcare, and engineering.


The United States has introduced a $100,000 annual fee for employers hiring foreign workers under the H-1B visa program — a decision that could drastically reduce opportunities for Nigerian professionals seeking careers in America.

The H-1B visa has long been a lifeline for skilled workers in technology, healthcare, engineering, and finance, enabling them to contribute to the U.S. workforce. But with the new six-figure cost, analysts say many companies may scale back or completely halt sponsorships.


Big Tech vs. Small Businesses: Large companies like Google, Amazon, and Microsoft are expected to absorb the fee.

Smaller firms and startups may pull out, unable to justify the steep expense.

This shift could especially hurt young Nigerian graduates and professionals on OPT (Optional Practical Training) hoping to transition into full-time U.S. jobs.

Why the U.S. Made the Move: The Trump administration defended the fee, saying it is designed to:

Prioritize American workers

Prevent abuses of the H-1B system

Reduce wage suppression caused by cheaper foreign labor


Critics, however, call the policy excessive and legally questionable. They warn it could:

Deter global talent from choosing the U.S.

Slow down innovation and competitiveness

Push skilled workers to more welcoming countries


What It Means for Nigerians: For Nigerian professionals, the impact is Read more...
https://dailyobserver.ng/100000-h-1b-visa-fee-may-shut-out-nigerian-professionals-from-u-s-opportunities/

Morbeta11:
American police say freeze, what do Nigerian police say?? 😂

jmoore:
I was tuned in to a radio program recently in Aba 'Ask a Lawyer' when a rather troubling message from a caller was read out. The caller explained how he had mistakenly overpaid his tithe to his church. According to him, he intended to pay ₦10,000, but in error, he transferred ₦100,000 into the church’s account.

When he realized the mistake, he quickly approached one of the pastors to request a refund of the excess ₦90,000. To his surprise, the pastor told him, “It may be God’s will.” The man, however, insisted that the entire amount was not his. He explained that the excess money had an actual owner, and he needed to return it.

The pastor then assured him that he would take the matter to the General Overseer of the church. Days later, the caller followed up, but the feedback he got was shocking: the pastor told him there would be no refund. According to the church, the money now “belonged to God,” and once it had entered the church’s account, it had entered “God’s account.”

The caller said he was left speechless. He had made a genuine mistake, was transparent about it, and pleaded for the refund, but the church remained firm that there would be no return of the money.

It raised serious questions for me as I listened:

Should a place of worship not embody fairness, justice, and compassion?

Can it really be “God’s will” to withhold money that doesn’t rightfully belong to the giver?

Or was this simply an abuse of authority, hiding behind the name of God?


Hearing this story on the radio made me reflect deeply on accountability, both spiritual and ethical. Faith leaders are entrusted with people’s resources, and when mistakes like this happen, transparency and empathy should guide their actions. Otherwise, the line between genuine service to God and exploitation of believers becomes dangerously blurred.

BayoBilisi:
NAFDAC Seizes ₦1.2 Billion Worth of Fake Malaria Drugs in Lagos Raid


Source: https://x.com/NafdacAgency/status/1966454744823599368?t=ozkZAChqHmFjdfFMeY9Xyg&s=19[/quote]It is expensive and fake too
Nigeria we hail thee…very sad

lexy2014:
Anyone who is patient, harworking and dogged enough to do yahoo should be patient, dogged and hardworking enough to do any legit business

Buccalcavity2:
You assaulted me, I didn't hit back. I have explored opportunity to report you to law enforcement....you are now saying that I restrained you...
Again you repeatedly assaulted other officers....and evidently resisted arrest.
Please read the law alone on resisting arrest.
I have a video of exactly same thing happen in the US.
You go just dey defend nonsense!

Ofunaofu:
Both KWAM 1 and the lady are wrong. In KWAM 1’s case, even the Aviation Minister confirmed that, in some countries, that could be regarded as an act of terrorism. But because KWAM 1 is a friend of Tinubu, he was treated differently.

Reno Omokri should quit this stupidity. How long will he continue behaving this way, maybe until the end of Tinubu's calamitous regime?

jmoore:
https://punchng.com/300-repentant-terrorists-undergoing-rehabilitation-fg/

PigTormentor:
In what ckime is that considered an act of terrorism? Complete rubbish, these people don't know what they are talking about.

Igbophobia:
Country of clowns. Do these folks even know the meaning of terrorism? This is what happens when country has no regard for merit.

helinues:
President Tinubu has already advised Nigerians to live within their means. If you can't afford the running of a car, sell it off