₦airaland Forum

Chienex24:
Not at all. I am making a point that it has benefited other countries far more to the point of these countries overtaking the USA

Chienex24:
You are very wrong at the bolded. It rather benefited the countries of the world as USA channelled the world power status after 1945 to institutions which was used to aid countries of the world. That was why France, germany Japan, China, etc... became super economic giants. If Hitler has won the war, every country will probably be subject to him and pay him taxes. We may all be his slaves in addition. U.S may not be saints, but things will be far worse after 1945 bro

cucumbar:
No head Dey roll anywhere!

Where you don see head roll for Nigeria?

All of them na Padi .

Nonsense!

Chienex24:
Macron seems to seek a futuristic role as the leader of Europe.

I will be against trump if the balance of trade is near equal but if there is a huge deficit l, I don't think any sane country will fold her arms while her country is being taken advantage of.

AdolfHitlerxXx:
INEC should PLEASE install polling booths in foreign jails.

Uche559:
But if d Americans r not willing to pay d added cost, don't you think they may decide to boycott d product, n export of such product to America will be affected?

InfoGuru118:
https://news360ng.com/trump-imposes-14-tariff-on-goods-exported-from-nigeria-others/

Biodun556:
He is probably imposing tarrifs and downsizing workers to save cost in preparation for a major military offensive

Botragelad:
Source;
https://www.reuters.com/world/europe/russian-strategic-bomber-crashes-siberia-one-person-dead-agencies-report-2025-04-02/

Shokoloko:
Ask a woman - ask your wife if she thinks that delivery is not going to war, is not laying down her life.
Why do women call their churches and mosques and ask them to start praying for them as they go to deliver if the real expectation is that it should be that simple.
Only a woman will tell you the thoughts that run through her mind before delivery.
It might be low globally but do not lump it because the developed countries make the numbers look good.
In Nigeria it is a 50/50 chance. In developed countries the risk of dying in childbirth is 1:4900. In Nigeria it is 1:22.
Nigeria has the 3rd highest maternal mortality in Africa.

DrFunmisticGlow:
I will support it fully.

A patient told me last year that she spends 81k month on infant formula alone. I cannot afford that for any ONE child right now and I am a doctor, not to talk of average family.

I saw a patient who delivered a baby 2 weeks ago and diagnosed her with heart failure today. I had to tell her that the medicines she needs to take to feel better cannot be given while breastfeeding and will dry up her breast milk supply. She also gave my boss a dirty look when she was advised to stop childbearing after this child as it is risky and may kill her.

I have seen things that made me think from wanting 4 children 8 years ago to just needing 1 or 2 today.

I have seen Nigerians take advantage of healthworkers' compassion and I've been a victim many times.

Too many men, women and children have died for cheap reasons.

I want to see what will happen to the wolves in this country when the sheep stop reproducing.

May nigeria never happen to us

Shokoloko:
Only a foolish person will go to war without weapons.
How can one expect a pregnancy to pass without a major event. The likelihood of having a child vaginally/through CS is 50/50.
You have to plan the moment the lady becomes pregnant.
If that man had offered N300k out of N500k at least that the hospital would not have turned them away.
They could have started shopping around hospitals to know the cost for CS and taken the cheapest option.
I have kids - immediately my husband and I find out that I am pregnant we start putting funds together because anything can happen.

DrFunmisticGlow:
it is that hope and that 'God will provide' mentality that has made him a widower.

When a thread reached FPsome day's ago that people should book/save/ prepare between 2-5million to prepare for the birth of a child, a lot of ignorant comments littered that thread.
This is truly an unfortunate case of one corpse, two lives.

May they RIP and may the man have the strength to grieve his loss

Agboriotejoye:

That's a complex character

Kobojunkie:
A working society where people who cannot afford to pay for emergencies will leech off of others who can, is that it? Isn't that what the world is now tired of?

He chose a private hospital that he could not afford seems to be the major problem here.

Kobojunkie:
Did the man have compassion when he took his wife to a hospital, he knew he could not afford? All those workers whose jobs would have been impacted by his choice, what compassion did he have for them by his action?

JovialJune:
A[b]lways plan and prepare ahead in case of eventualities, not when kasala burst will you start pointing fingers, they had a whole 9 months to prepare for the birth[/b], why blame a hospital that is protecting itself money-wise? For them to insist on payment first, that means they must have been scammed by patients who ran away without paying for treatments, so I do not blame them.

Rip.

Chilipepper:
A heartbreaking tragedy has sparked outrage online after a Nigerian man shared the devastating story of how he lost his pregnant wife and unborn child due to alleged medical negligence and the demand for an upfront payment before treatment.In two emotional clips making rounds on social media, the grieving husband is seen cradling his lifeless wife while recounting the harrowing experience.
According to him, they rushed to a private hospital in urgent need of care, but were turned away because they couldn’t immediately pay a ₦500,000 deposit.

Despite his pleas for the hospital to begin treatment while he sourced for funds, they allegedly refused and referred them to a general hospital far away in Epe, Lagos.Sadly, his wife passed away before they could reach the second facility.“They watched her die,” the husband said tearfully. “I begged them, but they drove us out like they didn’t care. How can life be so cheap?”The incident has triggered widespread anger on social media, with many calling for urgent reforms in the healthcare system and stronger regulations on emergency care. Nigerians are demanding accountability and justice as they question how a medical institution could allegedly prioritize money over saving lives.

Agboriotejoye:
Who he

Agboriotejoye:
Where did he admit that and why did he attempt what he admits cannot be done
What reasons did he give for his intervention?

Agboriotejoye:
So what prognosis did he give for the extraordinary behaviours from his analysis and what prescriptions did he recommend

AnonPoet:
https://thesun.ng/evaluating-sen-natasha-akpoti-uduaghans-allegations-from-a-clinical-perspective/

Agboriotejoye:
Intern?

Seems he needs a job

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AngelGabbyShara:
….Says Ekiti economy has improved significantly under his watch




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hkidola00:
west africa doesnt have favourable weather for the white man, coupled with govt policies...but we still have I.I.T.A doing well here in nigeria

anonimi:
If you fix all these without fixing basic education and healthcare to be free for all with quality service by well paid professionals, then you are just another failure like the 65 years of independence.

Do you know any developed country that simultaneously has the highest number of children out of school

Ejikas:
Tinubunomics : The CBN
Projections:
The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) expects the country's economy to grow by 4.17% in 2025, up from 3.36% in 2024.

Zocalite:
Virgin land ? Meaning


Manure and fertilizer aren't really same thing

Using tractor on 3 acres is not economical, addition of fertilizer to good planting land na bumper harvest be that

Nonso92:
There's levels to these things.

Stolen:
DONT MIND THEM, WEN THEY GO TO THIALAND, THEY DONT CALL THEM OGBANJE AND ALL THE NAMES THEY CALL THEM HERE IN NIGERIA.


WEN THEY GO TO INDIA, THEY DONT CALL THEM NAMES EITHER.



TRADITIONAL WORSHIP IS WORSHIP, IT IS BAD BECAUSE COLONIALISM MADE IT BAD NOTHING ELSE.



IF WE LEAVE THEM TO PRACTICE THEIR FAITH OPENLY AND WITHOUT NAME CALLING, THOSE CRIMINALS DOING EVIL WITH IT WILL BE EXPOSED IN THE LIGHT.


THERE IS FREEDOM OF WORSHIP, CHRISTIANITY DONT BELIEVE IN FORCED RELIGION.


HONESTLY, I DONT BLAME HER FOR GOING TRADITIONAL.


IF AKPABIO CAN HAVE ALTAR IN HIS HOUSE AND BE MISBEHAVING WITH SOMEBODY WIFE IN FRONT OF HER HUSBAND AND THEN TAKE HER TO SEE ALTAR, THAT IS SUFFICIENBT FOR HER TO KNOW CHRISTIANITY IS JUST RUBBISH.


YES, IF U CHRISSTIANS BEHAVE BETTER, THOSE TRADITIONALIST WILL SAY THIS PEOPLE ARE SO NICE, LET ME BE FOLLOWING THEM.


BUT IF U BEHAVE SHIT, THEY WILL GO FURTHER INTO TRADIONAL WORSHIP.

FatherCHRISTMAS:
In all of Osun's oral history, I never heard about her ever blackmailing people

Maybe she went there to seek forgiveness

MightySparrow:
I can now believe in the population of Kano state, possibly the biggest in Nigeria.


I expected Oyo to hit 10 million or more but illiteracy is still a factor there.