₦airaland Forum

Glimpsetv:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VOi5HNWafj0?si=MhuTA7KGYxvCD7xc



https://gtvdaily.com/nigerian-river-ritual-video/

Powerbandooo:
Just tell us you are not educated enough, I am seeing more than 2 Islamic country there

MaxInDHouse:
This is the ANTICHRIST in action!

Many misinformed churchgoers will think this is preaching because that's how their pastors and other false religions claiming Christians do things but it's totally against Christ.

Jesus doesn't disturb people with noise! Matthew 12:19

WHY?

Because it's unlawful to start disturbing people with noise without permission to speak so Jesus sent his disciples to go and meet people in their homes {Matthew 10:11-13} greet the householder and present our message if the person is in a good mood he or she will permit us to tell them more but if not they will tell us to come some other time.
So entering a public transportation and disturbing passengers with noice can't be for Christ Jesus who laid down the rules on how to go about his work!🤔

MarketDispatch:
How will they steal? You select how many litres you want to buy, pay first, machine will give you green light and stop at the exact amount you purchase.


With this model, Dangote will further reduce Petrol price if he removes the costs related to Petrol pump attendants. The only danger is that many households will be further thrown to more poverty due to loss of jobs when Petrol pump attendants jobs are eliminated by technology.

I am sure it will not be like UK own that you will dispense petrol first before paying.

erad:
Well...

I'll just never understand why the 'so-called' most religious countries tend to be the poorest while still calling out to the 'sinful and pagan' countries for aids and protection.

Gjrich:
2027: EU Backs Peter Obi, Pledges To Mobilise Support For Him For ADC Ticket.

LAGOS – The Eastern Union (EU), a political pressure group for the people of Old Eastern Region, has expressed support for Peter Obi for finally defecting to the African Democratic Congress (ADC)

Peter Obi, the 2023 presidential candidate of the Labour Party who had been part of the ADC coalition, officially joined the party on December 31, 2025, sealing every hope of those who thought he could still be the flag bearer of the Labour Party, which already has a splinter group.

The Eastern Union, in a statement signed by Hon. Charles Anike, National President, Eastern Union (EU), hailed Mr. Obi for taking the bold step by defecting to the ADC.

He said the decision to defect to ADC before 2026, was necessary and timely as that would lead to adjustments by the party’s leadership.

Anike noted that the Labour Party has over the period been infiltrated by the APC like dangerous viruses, adding that President Bola Tinubu’s die-hard political allies had planted many political moles in Labour Party, just as they did in the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), especially after the overwhelming performance of the Labour Party through the Obi candidacy.

Anike stressed that the unbelievable performance of the party through the Obi candidacy had kept the APC restless and sleepless, after the alleged connivance of INEC Chairman.

Anike stated that the only option left for the APC is to, at all costs and by all means, destroy the major opposition party.

According to him, as a major strategy, the APC believes that the only way forward in trying to sustain their stolen mandate is to create crises in the major opposition parties.

“In this circumstance, the Nigerian masses have been waiting seriously for this move by the people’s candidate, Mr. Peter Obi, and now by his defection, the people’s hope has been revived and rekindled.

“The EU, by this courageous and well calculated move by Mr. Obi, will commence in earnest to mobilise and sensitise fellow Nigerians on the need to gear up once again and renew their resolve to reclaim their country from political desperados and bandits who has in the past 12 years grabbed power and enslaved the people in their father’s land.

“The Obi’s defection is not only a welcome development but a multiplied encouragement to Nigerians and dead blow to the APC for the New Year.

“Our energies have been revived and the political atmosphere will surely change soon. We had earlier advised Tinubu to start locating the exit doors out of the Presidential Villa, but he is still hoping and believing that it will be business as usual.

“But, unknown to them, Nigerians, especially the wounded youths are warming up to shock Tinubu and the APC come 2027.

“The defection of some state governors is nothing, but empty political threats and another APC political miscalculation, craftly plotted to bamboozle Nigerians for another round of server glitches,” the EU boss stated.

AqualinaXYZ:
And una say no Christian genocide




When I talk nairaland mods will ban me

You're deceived.
Buhari planted and watered these lunatiks before he left.





Tinubu you’re the most docile and worst human ever to come out of black race



See how you made Buhari a saint

Shimran:
Open Electronics shops. Fill it with almost every appliances needed. A very big store. Manage it yourself.


Don't blame me since you didn't state your capital or your preferences.

Lanretoye:
Who told you in the first instance that your account will be restricted?,all these rumor peddlers spreading false narratives to demarket the government and its policies

HisaacPlus:
The First Five Commissioned Nigerian Military Officers

Before Nigeria gained independence, a few Nigerians broke barriers within the British-controlled Nigerian Regiment. These men became the first indigenous commissioned officers, laying the foundation for today’s Nigerian Army.

1️⃣ 2nd Lt. Laud (Louis) Victor Ugboma

Commissioned: 1948
State of Origin: Present-day Anambra State

Laud Victor Ugboma holds the distinction of being the first Nigerian ever commissioned into the military. However, his career was short-lived. By 1953, he had left the army—reports suggest this was linked to his strong nationalist views, which did not sit well with colonial authorities.

Because he exited the service before 1956—when the Nigerian Regiment formally became the Nigerian Military Force—he was not assigned an official service number (N/).
Died: 2002.

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2️⃣ 2nd Lt. Wellington Duke Umoh Bassey (N/1)

Commissioned: April 1949
State of Origin: Present-day Akwa Ibom State

Wellington Bassey became the second Nigerian commissioned officer. When Ugboma left the army, Bassey automatically assumed seniority and was assigned Service Number N/1 in 1956.

He is widely honoured today, with Wellington Bassey Way in Uyo and WU Bassey Barracks in Abuja named after him.
Died: 1995.

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3️⃣ 2nd Lt. Johnson Thomas Umunnakwe Aguiyi-Ironsi (N/2)

Commissioned: June 1949
State of Origin: Present-day Abia State

Aguiyi-Ironsi was a trailblazer in every sense. He became:

The first Nigerian Major

The first Nigerian battalion commander

The first Nigerian Major General

The first indigenous General Officer Commanding (GOC) of the Nigerian Army in 1965

Following the January 1966 military crisis, he assumed leadership of the country, becoming Nigeria’s first Military Head of State.
He was assassinated during the July 1966 counter-coup.

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4️⃣ 2nd Lt. Samuel Adesoji Ademulegun (N/3)

Commissioned: June 1949
State of Origin: Present-day Ondo State

Samuel Ademulegun rose through the ranks to become a Brigadier, one of the most senior officers of his time.
Sadly, he was among the officers killed during the January 1966 military mutiny.

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5️⃣ 2nd Lt. Ralph Adetunji Shodeinde (N/4)

Commissioned: 1950

Ralph Shodeinde became the fifth Nigerian commissioned military officer. He later rose to the rank of Colonel and served as Head of the Nigerian Military Training College in Kaduna, where he helped shape future generations of officers.

He was also killed during the January 1966 military mutiny.

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ℹ️ Note

All five men were commissioned at the rank of Second Lieutenant, which is the standard entry rank for commissioned officers.

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These pioneers paved the way for Nigerian leadership in the armed forces—often at great personal cost. Their legacy remains a vital part of our national history.

Bekee Ebele



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HisaacPlus:
Ex-convict, 3 others arrested over UK-bound cocaine consignment in liquid starch sachets

. NDLEA recovers tons of skunk, opioids in Ekiti, Edo, Cross River, Gombe, Taraba, FCT, Lagos raids; nabs wanted businessman linked to Tincan port ‘Loud’ shipment

A notorious drug trafficker Nwobodo Chidiebere Basil previously convicted of dealing in 30.10kg methamphetamine in 2023 has again been arrested by operatives of the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) following the seizure of 75 parcels of cocaine weighing 1.50 kilograms concealed in factory sealed sachets of cold-water starch heading to the United Kingdom at the export shed of the Murtala Muhammed International Airport (MMIA) Ikeja Lagos.

Three cargo agents: Jubrin Firdausi Hassana; Kuku Daniel Oluwasegun; and Igwe Chioma Jane involved in the attempt to export the consignment to the UK were swiftly arrested on Saturday 20th December 2025 before further investigations unraveled 37-year-old Nwobodo Chidiebere Basil as the mastermind. He was arrested in a follow up operation on Sunday 21st December at a popular relaxation centre in Ikeja where he went on a date with his girlfriend.
The Agency’s criminal database revealed that Nwobodo had been arrested in May 2023 in connection with the seizure of 30.10kg methamphetamine concealed in powdered custard containers as part of a consolidated cargo going to London, United Kingdom at the export shed of the Lagos airport. He was subsequently arraigned at a Federal High Court in charge number: FHC/L/337C/2023, convicted and sentenced to five years imprisonment with an option of a fine of Seven Million Naira (₦7,000,000.00), along with one-month community service, with effect from 4th December, 2023. He paid the fine and soon after returned to the same crime.

‎In another successful operation, NDLEA operatives on Monday 22nd December set ablaze tons of skunk, a strain of cannabis and wooden warehouses in Ara forest, Ara-Ekiti where 638 kilograms of same psychoactive substance were also recovered. No fewer than 1,205 blocks of compressed cannabis sativa, weighing 883.1kg were recovered from three Toyota Camry vehicles intercepted by NDLEA operatives on patrol along Igara-Auchi road, Edo state on Monday 22nd December.

In Cross River state, raid operations conducted on Sunday 21st December at Agoi-Ibami community, Yakurr LGA, led to the arrest of three suspects and seizure of various quantities of skunk. They include: Freedom Jonah Akpama, 27, with 671kg; David Itam David, 30, with 89kg; and Nelson Arikpo Osam, 26, with 148kg. In another operation, a 42-year-old lady Joy Oisamaye was arrested with 38kg skunk by NDLEA operatives on patrol along Abaji- Abuja expressway on Monday 22nd December on her way from Otua in Owan East LGA, Edo state.
While NDLEA operatives in Lagos arrested a female suspect Ajoke Dauda with 45.5kg skunk on Christmas day Thursday 25th December at Agbara, along Badagry expressway, another suspect Oluwasegun Felix was nabbed with 18.5kg of same substance at Itoga, Badagry, the previous day Wednesday 24th December. In Takum area of Taraba state, two other suspects: Emmanuel Danladi, 39, and John Onoja, 41, were nabbed with 48kg of same substance on Wednesday 24th and Tuesday 23rd December respectively.

In Gombe state, a 65-year-old driver Sada’u Mohammed was arrested while conveying 300 ampoules of pentazocine injection, and 27,900 pills of tramadol, and other opioids, along Gombe-Biu highway, heading to Biu in Borno state.

Meanwhile, a 47-year-old businessman Ignatius Egbochie (alias Brown) wanted in connection with the seizure of 56 parcels of Loud, a strain of cannabis, weighing 26kg at the Tincan seaport in Lagos, has been arrested by NDLEA operatives. The illicit drug consignment was seized on 10th December during a joint examination of a container by NDLEA, Customs and other security agencies. A follow up operation by NDLEA operatives on 19th December led to the arrest of Ignatius in Apapa.

Across all Commands and formations of the Agency nationwide, NDLEA officers continued their War Against Drug Abuse (WADA) sensitization activities in schools, worship centres, work places and communities among others in the past week. These include: WADA enlightenment lecture to students and staff of Destiny Child Academy, Nkpor, Anambra during their holiday skills acquisition training; women and teachers at Makaratar Mata Tatunawa da Marigayi Mustapha Nuhu, Kuki Gawo, Dutsinma LGA, Katsina and youths of Odokoro-Gbede, Ijumu LGA, Kogi state, among others.

While commending the officers and men of the MMIA, Lagos, Tincan, Seme, Ekiti, Edo, Cross River, FCT, Gombe and Taraba Commands for the arrests and seizures, Chairman/Chief Executive Officer of NDLEA, Brig. Gen. Mohamed Buba Marwa (Rtd) acknowledged their commitment and enjoined them as well as their colleagues nationwide to remain extra vigilant throughout the festive season and beyond. He charged them to maintain highest standard of professionalism in all their drug control efforts.

Femi Babafemi
Director, Media & Advocacy
NDLEA Headquarters, Abuja
Sunday 28th December 2025

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lawani:
It is to do with population. The NE is far more than the SE in population and population is what brings economic activity

Tizu:
Imagine Nigeria importing crude oil from Ghana
Nigeria is truly cursed.
No wonder it is described as a 'Disgraced Country' 😄
Any nation her leaders are associated with drugs trafficking cannot be serious in life.
Importing crude oil that you produce.

essentialone:
Guys before you criticize Pastor Okafor: Did you marry all the ladies you sexed?

Pakute:
https://www.legit.ng/nigeria/1688332-new-book-reveals-buhari-didnt-osinbajo-president/