₦airaland Forum

treesun:
https://punchng.com/nigeria-must-review-2025-budget-to-avert-crisis-imf-warns-2/

InfoGuru118:
https://thisdaynigeria.news/2025/07/05/wike-challenges-tinubu-to-release-nddc-audit-report-vows-to-resign-if-amaechi-is-not-indicted/

Image123:
Another d.ic measuring contest fa. Na this statistics we wan chop? The $35 billion Ras El Hekma coastal development in 2024, led by Abu Dhabi’s ADQ, was a standout: it alone accounted for most of the USD 46 billion FDI inflows.
The Ras El Hekma coastal development project is a large-scale urban, tourism, and investment initiative aimed at transforming Egypt's North Coast into a major international destination. The project, a collaboration between Egypt and the UAE, involves developing a new city with residential areas, hotels, resorts, entertainment venues, and essential services on over 170 square kilometers.
Our Lagos Calabar coastal highway is 700 kilometers and about $10billion but the funding is not FOREIGN so will not be counted as FDI anyway.
Imagine if Nigeria wanted to do something great on 170 square kilometers, opposition will make all kinds of noise and say things like we should continue with what we have on ground.
When Tinubu's FDI results start coming in, hope people will not start having seizures like they do when we remind them of Lagos.

BlackViper:
https://x.com/thecableindex/status/1938551586273312902?t=3O7Of2lNiMb0GlaqFE0xsg&s=19[/quote]It's a no-brainer

Egypt have got solid property laws in place, while Nigerian politicians prefer a chaotic business environment so that they're able to mess with the system continuously and steal money

If you're a foreign investor would you bring your money to Nigeria where every judge is on the take and you can lose everything at the bang of a corrupt judge's gavel?

Sirianese:
Akala the bleached-out policeman...dude so much loved bleaching cream in his lifetime😁

Maxymilliano:
https://punchng.com/why-we-dont-regret-moving-abroad-nigerians/?fbclid=IwQ0xDSwK6PN5jbGNrAro80mV4dG4DYWVtAjExAAEecQ7Poe7MkhQXJxAstSaThA66zI5Uw1W36K_nDVMm4YbDzqXJLFpdx5-Dn6M_aem_G7erHxB9UGCslaw2XaFM4A#google_vignette

jmoore:
Benue links buses moving people out of yelewata Guma LG this night, this is our land, our very own land we are evacuating for outsiders to take over



https://www.facebook.com/100090401025967/posts/pfbid0Nd6NqABM8qMSM7csRbYSVTxPv4HqGzBaaJjnHnCLZLY99A6frtJXBbCNT3WLzy7dl/?app=fbl

etokhana:
https://www.pulse.ng/articles/news/local/tinubu-may-become-life-president-of-nigeria-dalung-warns-2025061516441397424

Apus:
The rate of corruption in Nigeria is at an all time high. More than before, politicians brazenly flaunt questionable wealth in the face of severe poverty Nigerians have been thrown into.

More worrisome is the fact that Religious leaders who are perceived as symbol of positive change have remained silent and even sometimes mingle with these corrupt individuals.

This question has been of concern to me. I am a Christian and it breaks my heart that we have revered pastors like Pastor Adeboye, Kumuyi et al, whose silence is more deafening in a country where poverty is rendering it's people handicap not because we lack resources (both human and material) but because of dearth of true leaders.

Could it be their devotion to Spiritual matters, theology of devotion to authority, fear of reprisal, avoiding controversy?

wowcatty:
Gari is a Yoruba word from two words, ‘Iga’ which is the cassava paste presser and ‘Ori’ which is the process of woven bamboo strainer used in separating koko from the cassava meal just before roasting. The Portuguese got it from Yoruba, introduced it to other Africans and took it with them to feed some of their slaves in the new world. Gari is solely Yoruba and we’ve been eating it for thousands of years. We are the only people who have different names for every stage of the preparation while it’s just Gari in every form to all others. And yes it’s just a single ‘r’ in Gari. We need to start shaming people who appropriate new things from us, they’re not using Yoruba words out of love, they want to own it. We should start defending things they haven’t appropriated before it’s too late. I saw where people whose fathers and grandfathers never wore Agbada and probably couldn’t pronounce it, saying they co-own Agbada with Yoruba, these people in another 5 years will be back here asking where Agbada originates and how they own it. Akara is an example of that, the people claiming to own Akara today know that their own grandfathers didn’t know what Akara is and they didn’t taste it until they stepped in Yorubaland but because they’re hardwired to steal cultures and identities, it does not matter to them. These people are not Africans and that’s why they have no names for all the food they like to eat while Yoruba have 2-3 different words for a single thing. These people appropriate Yoruba’s own and claim to own it few years down the road. Take ‘Ponmo’ for an example is a Yoruba food that they will come for as soon as coast is clear and claim to own in no distant future because it’s now a household name like Akara. Tatase, Sonbo and Japa/Japada are others that they are warming up to claim. These people are not whole tribal nations, they’re British transplants, this is why their languages are incomplete and they are filling it up from Yoruba words. Yoruba must understand the need for us to start talking about culture appropriation as it’s frowned on all over the world.

ViceGovernor:
I knew Pakistani hackers are totally behind this downed planes in India.
They hacked the onboard electronics.
ALLEGEDLY O!! make nobody come dey ask me for evidence

Islie:
https://www.thecable.ng/spotted-tinubu-awards-labaran-maku-oon-11-years-after-he-received-higher-con/

TimeManager:
https://businessday.ng/news/article/84bn-saved-from-petrol-subsidy-now-financing-40-key-roads-report/?amp

frog12:
ask yourself the question:

why e wan dash only Africa

BlackViper:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p0ahxfF7Kt4?si=fJeF9368JN6qKbbS

Alfred200825:
Iran before the Islamic revolution used to be a nice progressive country

CapitalLens:
LAUDS FCT MINISTER OVER PROJECTS DELIVERY

fergie001:
Nyesom Wike during the commissioning of roads at Apo, Abuja

fergie001:
Nyesom Wike during the commissioning of roads at Apo, Abuja

adolfHitler1934:
I fly regularly especially that route and have also witnessed it sometimes. However, a man of his status is expected to conduct himself in a more honorable manner. He have not only ridiculed himself, but also the institution of the Senate.
The best he can do is to bring it to the notice at the top management level. Onyema the owner of the airline will listen to him considering his personality in the society.

miracle002:
Initially when it was little, I thought it was pimple, each time I remove it, it comes back until before I knew it, it grew to this extent. Please what can I rub on it to dry it up.

brightDdon:
Doctors in the house
I greet you all

This thing started like a pimple and before I knew it has grown Big..

It inches me very deep and now not just inching but with severe pains

Couldn't sleep last night and I noticed the surface has become very reddish which I'm suspecting it want to take another phase of growth


Please what's the name and how can I get rid of it,,it's eating me dry with the pains

Can it be operated if yes what's possibly will be the amount to budget for it

Can I get rid of it traditionally?

I was told if I burst it will grow massively

Please I need your professional advise
I'll be at the comment section.

Thanks

DaddyJapan:
Haba! That's not what was claimed.

In simple terms, Air Peace is adamant that Osho Baba arrived too late to take part in the boarding process. This is not the same as saying the flight had already departed.



Source: https://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/top-news/800213-air-peace-tackles-oshiomhole-over-lagos-airport-incident.html

But then, even if the "prominent politician" arrived at 06:10 AM - having already checked-in online - he was still within the bounds set by the airline.



Source: https://flyairpeace.com/terms-and-conditions/