frankly01: Jealousy be your problem. Hide your own son if you ever have one in this life
jealousy from where?I used to like d boy I just feel they are over doing it.i have 4 sons I’m not ur mate.not everyone on nairaland is a student.Buhari had a son,yadua did,other world leaders do.Some things are too much.but if u feel it’s not it’s ur personal opinion I didn’t invite u to my dm
APCNig: Go and search the internet, Trump appointed his son, his daughter and his son in-law as official members of his former and present administration. Google is still free
that’s serious.but do they follow him up and down anywhere he’s travelling to?did he’s son go to Qatar with him?
MeridianReports: Wife of late Biafra Leader and former Nigeria Ambassador to the Kingdom of Spain who is presently Nigeria's Minister of State for Foreign Affairs has given a firsthand account of events as they transpired in the Vatican City, Rome during the installation Ceremonial Mass for the inauguration of the papacy of Pope Leo XIV.
One of the dramatic moments she recounted was when one of the dignitaries present at the mass slumped during the mass, and it took the intervention of the son of Nigeria's President Seyi Tinubu to revive him.
According to Mrs Ojukwu, who recounted the event in a recent Facebook post,
sonssyo: its not an issue bro, I will give you update by November as pre planned if i remember......we are few and my brother spent so much to train me in school, I will reciprocate without thinking twice...family over anything....
why God no go bless I with such mentality.Thumbs up girlie
sonssyo: me self is considering doing it for my mum in the village;
1.5kva sumor 8 room apartment with just tv... 1 freezer thats all
will cost how much bikonu.... every time i travel, i spend 100-150k on fuel that we use for 6 hours in a day, I'm tired like this, if i can drill borehole for her and put the solar, change the roof of the house this year, God don help me be that.
eya u no get brothers?u no get husband?anytime I see women thinking of doing what men should do I don’t get happy.God will see u through ezigbo nmadu.some of ur mate all their money na hair and phone.
Saadu207: Na Till una BFs give una MamA Belle - Nigerians React To 50yr Old Woman’s Outfit
A new TikTok trend is taking Nigerian social media by storm, featuring mothers trying on their daughters' outfits and showcasing their youthful looks. The trend, which has gained massive traction on platforms like TikTok and X (formerly Twitter), has led to widespread admiration and humorous commentary, A2B Media reports.
One viral comment that encapsulates the internet's reaction reads, "Until dem lodge person mama before dem go rest," highlighting the surprise at how stunning these mothers appear in their daughters' attire.
A particular viral video of a 50 year old mother, posted by SONIALOVE6520 has led to more reactions from Nigerian social media users, with many not believing their eyes.
The challenge has sparked discussions about societal expectations and the perception of aging in Nigerian culture. Traditionally, older women are expected to dress conservatively, but this trend challenges those norms by celebrating the beauty and confidence of mothers embracing modern fashion, A2satsBlog Media gathered.
While many have praised the trend for its lightheartedness and the bonding it fosters between mothers and daughters, others have pointed out the underlying societal issues it brings to light. The trend underscores the need to reevaluate the rigid standards often imposed on women's appearances as they age.
Will you have your Mum jump on this challenge? Share your opinions below.
she didn’t have the privilege to ball when she was young.i always advice people to live with the time.i am already tired of balling as I started early.if u don’t do it now u will do it later so why not just do it now.
omoredia: If we love our children we will always do the right things.
brother wetin be right thing.people wey do right thing pass u don die since.life is deeper than me and u.we all need prayers.nthg fear me reach to die when my kids never Dey independent.
franchasng: Without White South Africans, South Africa would have been a desolate nation torn by ethnic rivalry wars like we have in Sudan, Libya and Congo
Black South Africans know this truth but senseless pride wont let them admit the truth.
If Nigeria had at least 1million indigenous white population, believe me, they wouldn't have allowed Nigeria get destroyed to the level APC and Tinubu have done today.
Insecurity won't have been this bad.
Honestly I wished Nigeria could do a DV-Lottery to bring in white people into Nigeria to help turn things around for Nigeria in like 50 years from now. Watching Nigeria go down the drain on daily basis hurts mhen
Black South Africans are the luckiest black people on earth for having the White South Africans that built South Africa for them
very true.no black country is in the level of SA.e no Dey
The Senator representing Ebonyi North Senatorial District, Onyekachi Nwebonyi, has come under fire for calling for the relocation of old buildings in the community around the Abuja International Airport.
Nwebonyi made this call in a viral video during the last plenary, where he noted that he wanted people to witness a total infrastructural transformation that is going on in the Federal Capital Territory by the Minister, Nyesom Wike, with the approval of his colleagues.
nwa Ebonyi na small boy wey get luck.if u listen to the way he talks you will understand.Generally this is the worst senate.even reps has more cordinated members.
Politicians Who Break Election Promises should Be Jailed; Not Citizens Who Don’t Vote:
The recent proposal by the National Assembly to mandate compulsory voting in Nigeria is not only tone-deaf but dangerously misguided. While high voter turnout is a desirable feature of any democracy, attempting to achieve it through coercion rather than trust is counterproductive. Instead of punishing citizens for their apathy, lawmakers should be asking: why are people refusing to vote? And more importantly, what can be done to restore faith in the political process?
Voting is a democratic right—not a state-imposed obligation. The right to vote includes the right not to vote, especially in protest of a political system that has repeatedly failed its people. For decades, Nigerians have cast their votes in the hope of change, only to be met with the same pattern of empty promises, corruption, and neglect. The problem is not voter laziness; the problem is broken trust. Nigerians are not refusing to vote because they are unpatriotic—they are refusing because they are tired of being deceived.
If the National Assembly is truly interested in rescuing Nigeria’s democratic integrity, the real legislative priority should be holding elected officials accountable. Instead of introducing a bill that criminalizes citizens for not voting, they should be debating a law that mandates prison sentences for politicians who fail to fulfill their campaign promises. That would be a bill rooted in justice, not political deflection.
A politician’s manifesto is not a poetic wish list—it is a binding social contract. When candidates stand on podiums and pledge jobs, security, infrastructure, and reforms, they are not entertaining the public—they are making commitments that should carry consequences if willfully abandoned. Introducing legal penalties for deliberate and consistent failure to deliver on campaign promises would revolutionize Nigerian politics. It would separate the serious leaders from the opportunists and elevate public service above mere political ambition.
Such a law would also dramatically reduce voter apathy, not by force, but by restoring hope. People are more likely to participate in a system they believe in. If Nigerians knew that elected officials would face real consequences for betraying public trust, they would have a renewed reason to engage. Compulsory voting, on the other hand, addresses none of these underlying issues. It merely disguises the symptoms while ignoring the disease.
It is not the Nigerian voter who is failing democracy—it is the political elite who promise transformation but deliver excuses. Until we reverse this trend, no amount of forced participation will bring legitimacy to our elections. A system that demands accountability from its citizens must first demand accountability from its leaders.
Let us stop punishing the victims of bad governance and start punishing those who exploit public trust for personal gain. Let us focus our legislative energy not on coercing votes, but on building a system where votes truly count—and where broken promises carry a price.
Only then will we begin to rebuild the kind of democracy Nigerians deserve.
PasorKay is a Political Analyst and Social Activist.
this boy is becoming sick.we have seen presidents son before.why is he following his dad everywhere.The speed wey we take like am na the same speed wey we go take hate am soon.trump dem get kids na.haba
KillahPriest: na you obviously wey no well. Let me ask a question, you fit allow your sister marry man wey be alleged gay ? Please, tell me say na the same thing ozuor
hmmmm.U know how many women when Dey married to gay like this?btw I no get sister.If I had and I talk I know she won’t listen to me so?
KillahPriest: So ? There are also allegations that VDM was an agege stud but that doesn't mean ladies won't rush into his arms as a wife anytime he decides to settle down
Politics › Re: Oil Production To Resume In Ogoniland Soon, After 30 Years - Ribadu by highchief1: 5:30pm On May 23, 2025
