₦airaland Forum

SGgammer:
Julius1351 Can you work with an insurance company?

SGgammer:
Are you residing in Lagos, Ibadan or Ogun State in need of a job.

Do well to drop a comment let's fix you up with one.


NOTE: LET'S KNOW YOUR QUALIFICATIONS AS WELL

Lukgaf:
I am deeply pained as I write this.

Honestly, these people take us for granted! Okay, let me explain . Last weekend, I opened my WhatsApp messages and saw a notice from our community leaders in Olooro, Oyo. The message detailed a threat from NEPA/IBEDC: they 'warned' that our community’s electricity line would be removed from the national grid unless we ensured that people paid their bills promptly and those illegally tapping electricity stopped.

I have no issue with communities working together with NEPA to promote accountability, but issuing threats is disgusting honestly.

It should not be our responsibility (consumer) to do this the same it's not proper how we (the people) not NEPA financed the entire infrastructure, from transformers to poles, and even maintenance. These officials do nothing except show up every month to distribute bills and collect money. Bizarre!

In fact, it’s alleged and it's like even the electricity chairman of my former community has said multiple times - that whenever there’s a fault, NEPA will refuse to fix it. It is the community that hire a private engineer to fix it ourselves and that they will even take a bribe before they disconnect the entire light before the private engineer can not initiate such repair. It's infuriating!

And when I challenged them at their office, they have the audacity to say, "Your community is just too impatient".

Impatient? How? Till when?

In many countries of the world, this is not how things work. Utility companies take full responsibility for electricity infrastructure and maintenance. They even communicate with consumers about planned maintenance and expected downtimes.

This is not an isolated issue. My friend’s community in Oyo received the same threat from NEPA. Ironically, I had once joked with Wasiu that I rarely saw their lights on, only for this to happen. What’s worse, these same officials will still bring bills for a service not rendered or conveniently restore power only when they want to distribute bills. Haba!

What is our crime?

I was even more disgusted when I read Dr. Fadare Nureni’s comments on how NEPA has thrown the people of Iseyin into total darkness—simply because they refused to tolerate this injustice.

Is this how we’re going to continue in this country? Why is it so difficult to do things right? And is IBEDC no longer privatized? In every other privatized industry, like telecommunications, I don’t suffer if another customer refuses to pay for their service. If Mr. A doesn’t recharge his Glo data, does that affect my internet connection? Then why should entire communities be punished for defaulters?

Electricity should not be any different honestly.

We have been taken for granted in this country, by the police, at higher institutions (go and read Dr. Moses Udoiso on the madness of transcript collection), in our hospitals, by immigration officers at passport offices, by our so-called security forces, by our government.

Think of any system, and you’ll see Nigerians being shortchanged, forced to compromise, or told to “be patient” in the face of blatant injustice.

Please, what is so difficult about giving every household a prepaid meter—either freely or at a subsidized rate—so that everyone pays for exactly what they use if we are serious? What stops IBEDC from tracking and penalizing electricity thieves themselves? Why should communities be forced to pay for every fault that arises? That is not our responsibility, please!

It’s high time we speak up!

The root cause of this problem is silence. People refuse to speak out, and when someone dares to, they face frustration and backlash. You’ll hear things like, “Ẹ yin fẹ sọ pe ẹ gbọn abi?” (So, you think you’re wise?).

No. This is not about wisdom—it’s about justice.

The elite, especially, must speak up whenever injustice is inflicted on the people. We are not animals. We deserve better. Our government must understand that its primary duty is to protect the interests of the people, not frustrate them. They will be held accountable for their actions, if not in this life, then on the Day of Judgment.

To the good people of Iseyin and Oyo, I stand with you in this struggle. Together, we say NO to injustice.

God bless Iseyin.
God bless Oyo.
God bless Oyo State.
God bless the Federal Republic of Nigeria.


Gafari Lukumon

mubarak89:
Hi NLanders.

Please what drugs can I take to grow a bit fatter?

I am too skinny and I dislike it.

Any helpful advice will be much appreciated.

Eyinju112:
Shey Oopl get lion for zoo😂😂😂
The story no clear oooo.

IyaTola:
it's not revoked. Try again

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helinues:
Average routine of people.

Primary/secondary school from home or hostel

Tertiary, hostel or mostly shared room

After graduation, real dawning with job searching, life, people also do shared rooms with people before they can stand in their own.

Eventually after things become stable, marriage is the next with co habiting for life .

Some people have never spent a month alone having their own privacy without any intrusion irrespective of having your own place or not

10mobile:
SOURCE

officialwdhtv:
Davido & Chioma jet out of Nigeria after their amazing wedding ceremony ♥️

#chivido2024 #wetindeyhappentv


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tGCaMB9SE60

muyico:
Another, amazing Sudanese News.

Meet Athiak Dau Riak, a 19-year-old girl who stands at 7 feet tall, whose marriage has gone viral this week in South Sudan. 3 men from different communities are competing for her, with one pledging 105 cows and 65 million South Sudanese pounds ($20,000).

The 2nd man is yet to reveal the dowry he is paying, but rumors have it that he will pay 350 cows or more, including a Toyota V6 and a standalone four-bedroom house to the girl’s family.

The 3rd Man, 500 cows and one millions USD .
South Sudanese youngest tycoon, Laurence Lual Malong Yor has finally awoken from sleep.

Malong is a South Sudanese youngest billionaire who’s been single for so long. He’s 33 and never gotten married.

Well today rumors has it that, Lual Malong is set to become one of the competitors in this marriage competition of Athiak Dau.
His offers are yet to be revealed.

In Dinka culture, marriage is not all about dating a girl but it is about your character and hers with good family background. As long all is studied to be clean, your family will agree and start to approach the girl with her family. If she is beautiful, different men may arise to compete.

greenermodels:
https://punchng.com/how-we-killed-commercial-sex-worker-for-ritual-suspect/?amp

gidgiddy:
As part of its campaign strategy in 2015, APC asked Nigerians a simple question.

Is N216 To $1 Okay?

APC was outraged that Naira had fallen to N216 to a Dollar. Many APC supporters said this alone was enough to kick out Jonathan since Naira had never been this low

Today, after almost 10 years of APC, a Dollar is now N1,500

How do you feel about the question APC asked in 2015?

Carazon:
Wike no calculate anything, he simply took a decision after drinking a 40yr old wine.
Saying that Wike miscalculated means you're giving him some accolades as if he calculated in the first place

OZIOGU1:
https://dailypost.ng/2024/06/24/snake-donkey-meats-flood-calabar-markets-as-high-cost-of-beef-persists/

Antoeni:
https://dailytrust.com/how-aso-rock-spent-n244m-on-tyres-in-one-day/

EmmyMaestro:
https://tribuneonlineng.com/bauchi-police-arrest-suspect-for-stealing-n120m-from-friends-bank-account/

officialwdhtvv:
What is the name of this fish?

#wetindeyhappentv


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J824OmZ3AJE

essentialone:
I like a lady, but she is always asking money from me. What should I do?

officialwdhtv:
How i found out my cheating boyfriend infected me with HIV - Pretty Lady recounts

Take a listen!!!

#wetindeyhappentv


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O7RGFRRz-Lw

Yourprick:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oLFZpKeEPbo?feature=shared

Wisdomkosi:
Source : https://politicsnigeria.com/breaking-former-governor-yahaya-bello-seeks-transfer-of-n83bn-fraud-case-to-kogi-state/

IduNaOba:
I give up on you!

Peterspet:
https://independent.ng/ccecc-hands-over-phase-1-of-50m-worth-transportation-university-daura-to-fg/

olatade:
Labour leader, Joe Ajaero storms out of meeting

https://www.vanguardngr.com/2024/05/minimum-wage-labour-rejects-fgs-n45000-offer/?fbclid=IwZXh0bgNhZW0CMTEAAR0KnN7pSK_wD6WS-4AYQGZ1juRLNtTPGi7LPfmM4tieA_khFZKQHtr3GWI_aem_AaklYPd3Qelz5CRYO0dIoNSLIezbWvqHXzh9RQFc9EfjJyJRE2a7y0ssSRtAYmDiNp8yC3xQ4D_mms0YlRBgicnh

tiswell:
Omo she don ripe finish,time for harvest

Beeb1e:
This man was literally stepping on her chest, people said he beat and flogged her for 2 hours. God this is so painful 😓 nobody deserves this.

ogododo:
Na N200 per lylon.