₦airaland Forum

Mabuggi88:
You should be ashamed of yourself.

Chegesnd:
The peace that eluded your father!

TinubuCriminal:
Done deal
It's just a matter of time

Wike knows too.
Did you see Wike shaking like a leaf at the airport yesterday? Tinubu barely acknowledged him too.


Tinubu has checkmated Wike & Wike is now at his mercy. Wike is shitting his pants as his situation is worse than Fubara's. Once Tinubu sacks Wike as FCT minister (which he will), he is dead & buried.

When it happens, Wike will be persona non grata.
No placement with neither ruling nor opposition.


Wike's situation will be worse than Oshopikin's.

press9jatv:
for the past 48 hours, Wike hasn’t address the press conference over his health yet. What’s going on?

MEGAWATCH:
You are a complete olodo and a kid if you don't remember the madness Aba people showed to Northerners in the years past when they tried this nonsense years back.


I challenge you and them to try and just attack the Igbos in Kano let's see what Northerners in south east will look like in coming days.

Please let them attack the south easterners, we all are in Aba waiting and observing things.


Nonsense people.

MP3GAGAdotCOM:
The poster is really dying of frustration.

A 24-year-old unemployed woman, Ugochi Ugbawu, who allegedly stole an 11-month-old boy, on Thursday, appeared before a Children, Sexual and Gender-based Violence Court in Awka, Anambra State.

The suspect, an indigene of Ebonyi, was arraigned on a three-count charge of conspiracy, child stealing and forceful separation of the baby from his family.

The Prosecutor, Insp Chinyere Okechukwu, told the court that the defendant and others now at large committed the offences on Jan. 16 at Okpoko in Ogbaru Local Government Area of Anambra.

Okechukwu said that the offences contravened Sections 495(a) and 321of the Criminal Code, Cap. 36, Vol. II, Revised Laws of Anambra State of Nigeria, 1991, as amended and Section 15(1) of the Violence Against Persons Prohibition (VAPP) Law, 2017.

The defendant, however, pleaded not guilty to the charges preferred against her.

The Chief Magistrate, Mrs U.E. Onochie, granted the defendant bail in the sum of N3 million, with a surety in like sum.

Onochie adjourned the case till May 28 for hearing.

Anambra Commissioner for Homeland affairs, Chief Chikodi Anarah has resigned.

Anarah is the second Commissioner to leave Governor Charles Soludo’s cabinet after the former Commissioner of Information, Sir Paul Nwosu.

The rssignation of Anarah may not be unconnected with insecurity in the State despite the launch of two security outfits, ‘Aginechemba’ and ‘Operation Udo Ga Achi’

Though the outfits have made some inroads by fighting the native doctors alleged to have been involved in the rising insecurity in the State, kidnappings and armed robbery have not abated.

A source from the Government House, confided in The Nation Anarah was asked to resign as a form of soft landing by Soludo

“So, during the last Executive council meeting, the commissioner tendered his resignation letter, as he has been made redundant since the appointment of a Special Adviser on community security.

“Technically, Anara was sacked the moment Prince Ken Emeakayi was appointed Special Adviser on Community Security,” the source said.

The source added: “Ken Emeakayi is working silently and has recorded huge success in their operations so far.

” So, there was no need to keep another person for the same role.

“Governor Soludo prefers to give officials a “soft landing” by allowing them to resign rather than being openly sacked.”

Believeintruth:
You took something abi. Am I ?

chopnaira:
Na waoh. They just dey lay eggs of cocaine upandan.

ONITSHA – The National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control (NAFDAC) on Wednesday revealed that its security team has recovered two riffles, live cartilages, matchete and other weapons hidden by unknown persons at the drug market, Niger Bridge Head, Onitsha, Anambra State amidst the ongoing clampdown on fake and counterfeit drugs.

The agency, it would be recalled, has been at drug sections of the Onitsha bridge head drug market since February 10, 2025, as part of an ongoing nationwide campaign to strengthen public health by ensuring that fake and counterfeit drugs being peddled by cartels were eradicated from the markets.

Director-General of NAFDAC, Professor Mojisola Christianah Adeyeye, who disclosed this while addressing journalists at the market, expressed surprise over the discovery which she viewed as an assasination attempt on the agency’s Director in South-east zone, Dr Martins Iluyomade, who conducts debriefing at that particular spot on daily basis.

Adeyeye, who was represented by Iluyomade, added that their security team equally foiled two attempts made by some hoodlums to gain entrance into the stores where they parked seized drugs at Onitsha as well as arrested two suspects in connection with this development.

She, however, assured the public that the exercise would not be brought to an end abruptly because, according to her, it was not targeted at any person or group but a national assignment for the general good of the populace.

“With prompt interventions of our security, we saw and recovered dagger, machetes, two guns and rifles. All other nights, we have arrested people who try to break in and do one thing or another in this market. They are in custody and volunteering useful information,” she added.

Adeyeye, however, commended the leadership of the markets for working with them throughout the operations, assuring that some sections of the market would be reopened this week while they begin the next aspect of the exercise.

According to her, not less than 50 trailers load of counterfeit and substandard drugs discovered in the market have been moved to a safer place for further action.