₦airaland Forum

Innocentman86:
We're is oduduwack yoru bad fake mudslims flag.

aylive02:
Urchins and pain

Penguin2:
Don’t worry, na February all this your madness go end.

I recall your real name is something Ogbemudia which suggests you are from Edo. Hope you saw Peter Obi in Edo state today?

So, it’s evident that while you are here writing trash, even your mother and your ancestors in your village will be voting Obi.

The only thing you will do is write trash in support of Tinubu but you can’t influence even half vote for him even in your constituency.

Onye ala!

Ebi2233:
I greet you all my Ijaw people on Nairaland. We were unjustly balkanized into six states when we are fully together and share perfect boundaries with each other.


In as much as i believe in nothing Nigeria, because i'v since lost hope in it, i want all Ijaw that truly love our tribe to find a way or the other to vote the Igbo man known as Obi..


From Western Ijaw to Central Ijaw even to Eastern Ijaw please vote for Obi. We are among the 4 largest tribes in the country but they marginalize us in order to weaken us more.
They refuse to count us properly in order to put us in that fake statement they use in belittling us.


Western Ijaw ( Ondo, Edo, Delta), Central Ijaw, (Bayelsa and Ahoada West) Eastern Ijaw (Rivers and Akwa-Ibom) these three Regions that make up the three Geo-Political Zones or Regions of Ijaw please vote Peter Obi.

Even if he didn't win, a clear concience is better than evil money that will destroy our tribe more.


@ General Ditari.

Urheadmaster:
How does your statement tallies with the topic

A Nigerian man identified as Chinedu Ogugua Bosah, has been sentenced to 13 years imprisonment for smuggling into the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus (TRNC).

In March 2022, Chinedu Ogugua Bosah and Ameer Hussain were arrested in connection with the 1 kilo of cocaine seized during the White Wolf operation in Minareliko?y.

Chinedu was sentenced on Wednesday, Nov. 9.
President Fad?l Aksun, who read the decision, on Wednesday said: "The legislator prescribes a prison sentence of up to 18 years for the most severe type of case in which the accused is convicted.

Aksun explained that the drugs imported by the accused are cocaine type and are among the dangerous drugs in Class A.

He said Chinedu was just a courier hence the lighter sentence.

Asun said: "The role of the accused before us is that of a courier. As a requirement of this role, the accused is the person who imports the drug subject to the lawsuit himself. Its role should be regarded as primary in terms of import crime. When evaluating the issue in terms of the crime of saving, we see that the role of the accused is one degree less than those who will earn money from the sale of drugs, and we consider this issue in favor of it."

Aksun stated that the accused had been wandering around the country like a ghost for almost 7 years without any record.


"The adventure of the accused, which started as a university student in our country, ended in prison after he committed a crime, the accused who has not renewed his university registration since 2015, has not been identified.

"It is understood that the state authority is surprised about basic issues such as how the accused lives in our country, how he earns money, where he stays, and it is only detected by the police after he committed this crime."

The army says it will not rest until it rescues Bassey Ikunugwan, a staff sergeant, who was reportedly abducted in Ohafia in Abia state.

In a statement on Wednesday, Onyema Nwachukwu, director of army public relations, said the soldier was abducted on November 2.

He, however, added that the army has been conducting search-and-rescue operations for the missing soldier, during which troops have clashed with gunmen.

Nwachukwu also said weapons and materials belonging to the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) have been recovered from hideouts in Abia.

“In a follow-up operation on 5 November, 2022, troops raided another enclave of the groups around Amangu Village in Abia State. During the operation, troops neutralised two of the criminals, while some fled with gunshot wounds,” he said.

“Troops recovered two locally fabricated AK 47 rifles, four Pump Action guns, one locally made Pistol, one Sniper rifle, six magazines, 13 rounds of 7.62mm (NATO) and one Motorcycle.

“Other items recovered from the dissidents are 2 CCTV cameras, one solar panel, flags, one walkie-talkie, 2 mobile phones, two pamphlets of Biafran anthem, one INEC box, 12 face caps, machetes, pairs of combat boots, pairs of rain boot, camouflage uniforms, one transistor radio, two jungle hats, two knee guards, one power bank, one INEC image capturing machine and a PVC.

“Sadly, during these engagements, one soldier paid the supreme sacrifice.

“The NA will leave no stone unturned in the search of the abducted soldier. The NA assures the general public that all operations will be conducted within the ambit of the law and in line with global best practices, Rules of Engagement and Code of Conducts guiding NA operations.

“It should be clear to all that criminal acts of attack on and abduction of service personnel is an act against the state which will not go without consequences.”

Zonefree:
Why can't the police stop them from robbing innocent POS operators?

Zonefree:
Anybody wey dey thief for this country is attempting suicide. As body dey pepper everybody like this, if you mistakenly miscalculate, they catch you, sorry go be your name.

A word is enough for the fool. Rob at your own risk.

Enugu—Two young men trying to rob POS operators at the Independence Layout area in Enugu were, yesterday, set ablaze by angry youths

It was gathered that the angry mobs did not allow the police to take them to their station, but decided to take the law into their hands.

Before setting them on fire, they were first stripped naked, filmed and the video circulated on social media.

The country director of the Global Society for Anti-Corruption, G-SAC, Mrs Amaka Nweke condemned the jungle Justice.

Nweke, however, condemned the attacks on POS operators but said people should not take laws into their hands but hand over such matters to law enforcement agencies.

“I condemn what the robbers do to the POS operators but at the same time, I condemn mob action. They should have handed them over to the police instead of taking laws into their hands,” she condemns.

However, a resident who would not want his name in print said the robbers deserved what they got.

“I like the way they were set ablaze alive so that it will serve as a deterrent to others. If you have been a victim of these bad boys, you will even want a worse thing to happen to them. I do not pity them. Let them burn in hell for all I care,” he said.

The police were yet to confirm the incident as the police spokesman, Daniel Ndukwe, said that he had not been informed about the unwholesome development.

Taba21:
What is the concern of Nigeria with your ravaged sit at home

Fbboyo:
I am not surprised ,someone from that region once called them a foolish tribe, the other one in DSS zoo cage called them pigs and oloshos

Temptee101:
Cry more

Nigerians crave for him
Nigerians welcome him

The same old criminals politicians will surely avoid him.

Peter Obi will be a resident of aso villa next year.

I know e dey pain

Ance4Liverpool:
Reno should tell us what Atiku will do for nigerians not talking rubbish all the time bcs this is becoming childish.

Nigerians please remember to vote wisely oooo obidient is better than sacrifice