₦airaland Forum

Crime everywhere

nifemi25:
This is nothing but a friction.... So the so called billionaire doesn't have name right ? Believe everything you see on internet at your own risk

friction indeed

Maliqcious:
That man leg no break so

I am sure his legs broke because there is no way he fell straight in, he must have hit the corners of the concrete wall while falling before getting to the depth.

They should take him to the hospital because I am very sure he has internal injuries. Not to talk of the waste and shit he must have swallowed down there

danvon:
Maybe he loaned someone money so they decided to kill him to avoid repayment.

Or maybe he's a cultist since he is Benin.

So in your small mind every person from Benin is a cultist? How dull can someone be

Lalami3232:

In Nigeria, there are 5 grievous mistakes that a man can ever make, here are the list:
1. Marrying a non-virgin aka borehole and not going for a DNA test.
2. Taking your wife abroad. Oga, the chances of you crying is higher than a Nigerian politician to deliver on their promise.
3. Believing in a politician.
4. Thinking that a woman's past is past after her olosho phase. Why do you think your preeq is the sweetest she has ever had? One day, she will always crave for the sweetest
5. Training a woman through school or setting up a business for a woman. Oga, between you and a man wey plant corn by the roadside, no difference atall.
What do I even know sef aside enlightening my fellow men nationwide with the good news

Oga if you no meet your wife as a virgin, oga go for DNA test oooooooo because non-virgins aka boreholes can't be trusted atall atall oooo

A bottle of chilled Heineken for you

Zonefree:
A further proof that a man in love is a useless man.

Tueh

He is a very useless man

It's them

EmmyMaestro:
Many of them moved there during dry season and nobody gave them update that they will swim inside flood

Lol

The best time to search for a house in Lekki is during the raining season, so you know the real situation.

Lanruze:
In Lagos State, If you live on the mainland and have your office on the island and drive yourself everyday to work e.g Iyana Ipaja to VI, Check your BP, it will definitely not be normal.

Work related stress alone in Lagos State is a major contributory factor in BP in Lagos State.

Very very true. The traffic situation in Lagos alone contributes to high bp.

I know a colleague some years back that died from high bp. This dude leaves his house at Sango Ota as early as 4am every day for Victoria Island and gets back home around 11pm at night, he became a skeleton. I warned him to leave his house at Sango Ota and rent a self con on the island to help his health(he kept saying he cannot leave the house he built). Sad situation

Robisky001:
One financial advisor turned pastor based in Port Harcourt said, Jesus Christ hates the poorest and didn't have an encounter with them. And the gullible congregation will dare not question such erroneous sermon.

Lol

OndoNews:
Viral Video: Nigerian Professor Delivers Lecture to Completely Empty Classroom

A video making rounds on social media has captured the moment a Nigerian professor delivered a full lecture to an entirely empty classroom. The unidentified academic, undeterred by the lack of students, was seen passionately teaching while accompanied by a cameraman — reportedly brought along to serve as evidence that he fulfilled his teaching duties.

The clip has sparked widespread reactions online, with many commending the professor’s sense of duty, while others questioned the absence of students and what it might reflect about the academic environment> WATCh VIDEO HERE

Madness

Samantha125:
If you want to be responsible with your money, that's totally fine with me, but if I come home the following day with shopping bags, don't ask me where I got the money from the same way I won't ask you about your finances.

And if I tell you that I'm going on a girls vacation, don't ask me who's paying for the vacation... Just watch and go ahead and do you while I do me.

What nonsense talk is this?

Felicity001:
You small small children watin una no... u know who Fred Ajudua be? He has a Presidential lodge in kirikiri... he has cleaners and cook... there was a time one of his boys back then was arrested and taken to kirikiri and was out of being a good and straight head assign to ho clean Fred's aptmnt only for Fred to recognise him, that was the last day that his boy spent in kirikiri, right there Fred transfered huge sum of money in millions to deliver and for the boy.

You think say na every prisoners them dey treat anyhow for prison.

If you like go steal goat, na hanging straight ...lol

You no well

okomile:
Prison beans na your mate

Do the crime
Do the time

Let them smoke him out of his hiding place

Not just the daily eating of watery beans

Daily cutting of grass with cutlass

Sleeping on floors filled with urine etc etc

The godfather of 419

ggood:
I caught this Bush rat in Area this morning,

This is house rat na

GistMedia0:
A wedding in Lagos has stirred massive reactions online and offline, all thanks to the bold fashion choice of the bride.

At the center of attention was the bride’s breast-revealing wedding gown, which many have described as daring, controversial, and unfit for such a sacred occasion. While the bride herself appeared unbothered — smiling and dancing joyfully as naira notes rained on her.

The dress, which left very little to the imagination, sparked a debate among onlookers, with several questioning the groom's decision to allow his wife wear such an outfit on their special day.

Social media users have since taken the conversation further, with many divided over whether the groom should have permitted such an outfit at all. But despite the criticism, the bride remained the life of the party — dancing with confidence, radiating joy, and clearly unbothered by the chatter.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C11A2dDosmA

Totally and utterly shameless. This one will definitely cheat in her marriage.

It's them 🤣😂😆😅😁

franchasng:
If you are to choose between being any of these, which one below would you want to become:

1.) The USA President

2.) The Pope

3.) The Richest Man in The World

4.) World Bank President

5.) King of England

Richest man in the world

FuckYeyeMods:
Read arrow head...
It's just a 5 minute read but you chose to comment first..
It's very annoying how some youths behave.
Very lazy lad.

Seriously it is so annoying.

When I read some people's comments on nairaland it just makes me feel the average Nigerian is extremely dull.

Inshame3:
I try to manage myself till today after receiving my Nysc allowance of 77k. I gave my girlfriend 10k to plait her hair but unfortunately for me I gamble this afternoon with the remaining money which I put in my opay

How can I be free from this, I have deactivate my account and still open it back

If you continue like this you will live a very poverty stricken life.

From the little 77k allawee you got you gave a girl 10k to plait her hair. And then gambled the rest. Continue. Rubbish.

Jamahyel:
Use the 1m and fix your car and rest.

Best advice.

Shit happens bro. We've all experienced this. Just fix your car and move on.

You might want to track and trace him to his registered address but what if the person is deadly and does you harm? This is Nigeria. Just move on.

Lanretoye:
I don’t subscribe to acquiring afford for over a £100m and you can’t invest €1m in Remo stars after coming to Nigeria to enjoy fame and such hospitality.
People quoting me on this comment should just understand that the money may not necessarily be an investment but a way of giving back to the people of Nigeria cos that act will still give the local club more publicity internationally and improve the local league to an extent,that’s the power of our celebrities and they can use their capacity to build our brand.when ahmed Musa came back to Kano pillars it wasn’t about the money he wanted to make but the support for the club.

Where in the write-up did you see it written that he wants to invest £100m or rather it says that he has a net worth of £110m and he wants to start investing some of it on various business ventures and equities?

Nairalanders just rush to comment without understanding a post. Very dull set of human beings

Vipro:
Is 400K life savings good for a 20 years old still schooling?

Yes it's very good. Maintain that savings culture. Stay away from women and betting.

It's them

Minister of Livestock Development?

Nigeria we hail thee

She is a failed product of a single parent (mom raised) home in the absence of a father

eastOFwest:
U wan make him yansh come big join him woman behaviour? Come on! Think about it

Lol 🤣😆🤣

Rossikk:
Those areas are not rough like before, man.

Serious? Well it's been years I saw those markets.

Those markets were the very definition of dirtiness those days.

I really hope you are right that those markets look better now

bongomusicafri:
This is the thread where you will see people who love oppression. Thank God na my opportunity to block them Asap

I swear. I have been using the BLOCK button religiously. At least now there is a little sanity in the forum

GistMedia0:
A light-hearted but moment has gone viral online after a young "ajebo" child (a Nigerian slang for children raised in comfort or luxury) stunned her mother with a surprising reaction during her first-ever visit to a local market.

The mother, who took her daughter along after several pleas to "experience the market," the little girl froze shortly after they entered the busy environment. Observing the confused and slightly alarmed look on her face, the mother asked, “Chidimma, what did you say?” To which the child replied, “The market looks weird. I want to go home.”

The innocent remark quickly made its way online, where it sparked a heated debate.

Many netizens reacted with amusement, recalling their own childhood memories of being carried on their mother’s back to the market while still in diapers. "I’ve been going to the market since I was a toddler," one user joked. Others felt the girl’s discomfort highlighted a growing gap between modern-day 'ajebo' children and real-world exposure.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4mGUd1dg21k

Lol , this is even a very neat market by NIGERIAN STANDARDS

That means if she goes to markets like Oshodi or Mushin she will just faint