₦airaland Forum

jmoore:
https://punchng.com/nigerian-turns-uk-high-court-judge/

yarimo:
They should be careful and also monitor her 24/7 before she claim ownership of that Court

fatytoy333:
Mixing work with romance can be tricky especially when one person’s the boss. What starts as a personal connection can quickly turn into a professional disaster. The recent incident at Nestlé shows that even top executives aren’t exempt from the rules. It’s a clear reminder: keeping boundaries at work isn’t just smart, it saves careers.




Proverbs 6:32–33 (NIV):

“But a man who commits adultery has no sense;
whoever does so destroys himself.
Blows and disgrace are his lot,
and his shame will never be wiped away.”


https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c1mpm9ee9p9o

Odewaleadesoye:
...suitors are either in their 50s or married.


DAILY POST

iwaeda:
https://saharareporters.com/2025/10/17/breaking-nine-killed-several-abducted-bandits-mount-coordinated-attacks-kaduna

Glimpsetv:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3WoAimzqwT8?si=cbhxGsp8u8n1bHSY

FreeStuffsNG:
https://thecradle.co/articles/israel-delivers-palestinian-bodies-shackled-showing-signs-of-execution

ThroneNGamez:
https://x.com/instablog9ja/status/1978835735869346080?t=PSt1QyWZBOSPwZPWA93rPA&s=08[/quote]That's because social media is exposing northern atrocities.

OluwaBlessyn:
Was he high on something when he named them

If not of the backlash from people and those who aired their dissatisfaction, he would have gone ahead and released them


Shior

gr8ofnnetwork:
His or her fundamental human rights are not infringed upon. He can go to court to challenge the amount, even for court, you pay to file your case, pay your lawyers and foot some bills.

Everybody go dey alright last last

FreeStuffsNG:
IDF confirmed Wednesday that Staff Sgt. Tamir Nimrodi, an Israeli soldier who was kidnapped alive by Hamas on October 7, was killed in an Israeli airstrike in Gaza two days after the war began — while still in captivity.

We knew all along that they were not hostages but soldiers captured by Hamas. It was too much disgrace to them that such a huge number of their soldiers were captured by Hamas.

Most of the dead captured soldiers were killed by Israeli bombs. Smh

May God console all.

I.C.C must get justice for babies, children, women and civilian Gaza genocide victims

naptu2:
StatiSense @StatiSense



https://x.com/StatiSense/status/1978070022086942821?[/quote]President Tinubu didn't coerce anyone like obj though.

ariesbull:
Having seen many people go down with kidney and liver problem which are mostky life style and one of the vulprit6is agbo either taken as a man or those pregnant women taking them die their unbien baby what is prevalence here in Lagos and this is likely to affect the unbien child also .

Across many Nigerian streets, agbo sellers advertise their herbal concoctions as miracle cures for all ailments—from malaria to infertility. Yet behind these claims lies a silent public health threat.

Most of these mixtures are prepared by illiterate individuals in unhygienic environments, often beside gutters or open markets. Instead of using safe, consumable alcohol, many rely on industrial alcohol and harmful chemicals to “boost potency.” These unhygienic and unscientific methods expose consumers to serious health risks.

Medical experts have linked the frequent consumption of agbo to a rising incidence of kidney failure, liver damage, stomach ulcers, and hypertension. Sadly, many victims end up spending huge sums on dialysis and medical treatments that could have been avoided.

It is time for the National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control (NAFDAC) to clamp down on unregistered herbal sellers and enforce strict regulations on the sale of traditional mixtures. Alongside this, massive public sensitization should be carried out to educate people about the dangers of unregulated herbal consumption.

If these steps are taken, not only will countless lives be saved, but the money currently wasted on treating preventable kidney and liver diseases can be channeled into more productive and meaningful causes for a healthier future.


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FreeStuffsNG:
https://thecradle.co/articles/iranian-strike-in-tel-aviv-uncovered-secret-intel-base-below-residential-complex-report

Islie:
https://punchng.com/edun-ailing-finance-minister-flown-abroad-for-treatment/?amp

fergie001:
Yesterday, the Enugu State Governor Peter Ndubuisi Mbah announced his defection from the PDP to the ruling APC.

HisaacPlus:
Melbourne Honours Yoruba Excellence with Yoruba Street Naming

Melbourne, Australia — In a proud moment for Nigerians in Australia, the City of Casey in Melbourne has named a new street Yoruba Lane, recognising the positive image, professionalism, and contributions of Yoruba people and the wider Nigerian community to Australian society.

Located within one of Melbourne’s most vibrant growth corridors, Yoruba Lane stands as a lasting symbol of cultural pride, diversity, and achievement. The gesture by the Casey City Council reflects the growing influence of the Yoruba community as well as Nigerian professionals and families who have distinguished themselves across various sectors in Australia.

attackgat:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PCYnn07dnds?si=0jci9PMxhSyCCkh-



https://www.facebook.com/reel/830736802846877/?mibextid=rS40aB7S9Ucbxw6v

https://leadership.ng/pictorial-bandits-agree-to-stop-attacks-in-5-katsina-lgas/

blamingthedevil:
Labour Party’s internal crisis reignites as Abure attends INEC meeting
lol 😆

Bobloco:
‘APC Is Surrounded By Worst Sycophants’ – Mr Macaroni Digs Up Tinubu’s Aide’s Post Condemning Jonathan Presidential Pardons

Nigerian content creator cum Nollywood actor, Debo Adedayo, better known as Mr Macaroni, has claimed that every evil that members of the All Progressives Congress (APC) condemned in the past is now being practised and supported.

Mr Macaroni stated this in a post via 𝕏 on Monday, alongside an old social media post shared by presidential spokesperson, Segun Dada.

President Bola Tinubu‘s aide had in the post shared on March 13, 2013, said civil society organisations should be on the streets to protest the presidential pardon offered to criminals.


Macaroni reacted to the tweet amidst condemnation of President Tinubu handing down a presidential pardon to 175 persons, including drug lords, kidnappers and drug traffickers.

He wrote,

https://x.com/mrmacaronii/status/1977781186429845881?t=a7L76v9rpI7yAmDcSyQmEg&s=19[/quote]Let them cry. Hate is allowed

madridguy:
President Tinubu is not doing enough by still allowing the governor of Kwara state to still be controlling the state when it is obvious the man is not doing enough to fight insecurity in his state.

givedemwotowoto:
Igbos contributed to the development of the state based on the principle of "let's join hands together to make this place great". Those calling out Igbos today have little to nothing input to the growth of Lagos. You can never see anyone who toiled with these Igbos from the ground up complain, it's always those who inherited the glory of Lagos today and don't know how it was built.

Kobojunkie:
OP, do not let anyone emotionally blackmail you into holding on to that which you admit has so far stripped you of much of the little peace and sanity you have held onto until this point in time. Be more afraid that you might lose whatever else is left of your mind and self if you continue down this road that you have been on.

breadtoaster:
Please, those of you who are married — how do you cope?

I am married to someone I don’t think is my friend. We dated before marriage, but during that time, I had a very senior friend whom I always went to for advice, help with decisions, and assistance with things that required initiative or “manly” effort.

My husband, on the other hand, is very quiet. Living with him feels like living in a graveyard — no TV, no outings, nothing lively. It’s not that he isn’t intelligent (trust me, he is), but he’s too lazy to put his mind to work sometimes. By 9 p.m., he’s already asleep. He eats, goes to work, and that’s all. He has no drive for more. Whenever I talk about progress or goals, he says, “It’s a process; it’ll take years to come to fruition,” but he never thinks of ways to get things done efficiently or on time.

So in terms of ambition or drive for achievement, I’m suffering living with him. I feel alone. I’m scared that his lack of motivation and his slow, passive lifestyle will kill my own drive. I’m not even extremely driven myself, but I know I want to achieve greatness. That desire pushes me, but I’m afraid that living with him will make me too relaxed and unmotivated — and I don’t want that.

Before marriage, I had friends — both male and female — with whom I shared advice and ideas. I’ve always had male friends because they tend to be driven. From them, I learned about crypto, stocks, business ideas — they inspired me. But my husband doesn’t trust them or me around them. Since we got married, I can’t talk to most of these friends at home unless I’m at work. It’s affecting me mentally. I’m scared that my circle for growth and greatness is being trimmed down, and soon I might start behaving like him — with no ambition or hunger for achievement.

Women, how do you handle such relationship dynamics?
How do I keep my drive while being married to such a man?

Every Friday night, he’s already asleep. One time, I dragged him to a lounge on a Friday night, and he was dozing off there. I ended up dancing alone while other couples danced together. If there’s something important we’re supposed to do, he won’t take initiative or push for it.

For example, I suggested we start going to church regularly to build our spiritual life. One Sunday, he woke up first and went to bathe. When he finished, he didn’t wake me up, and by the time I opened my eyes, it was already late. When I asked why he didn’t tell me, he said he called me but I didn’t answer. For me, I wouldn’t act that way — especially when it’s something that helps build our faith together.

We also planned to pray as a family. We did it for two days, and then he forgot — and honestly, I’m struggling to remember too. I don’t know if our marriage is under spiritual attack or if it’s just his personality, but my mental health is suffering. I’m not happy. I don’t genuinely smile anymore.

He doesn’t know how to pamper me or show warmth. If I complain about something, he just lashes out. He didn’t date much before marriage; he was one of those “spiritual brothers.” I was spiritual too, but I thought quiet men were more romantic or deep inside. I was wrong. I feel like he’s choking the life out of me.

At home, I can’t even make calls freely — he gets unknowingly aggressive if I’m on the phone and says things like, “Don’t you have things to do?” So I can’t talk to the people I’d love to.

After our marriage, he had issues going to my family, claiming I blackmailed him because of earlier arguments. He would get upset about small things, like me dancing to Afrobeat music. He’d say I shouldn’t, then later deny he said it. Or if we go out to eat, he’ll say we should leave early or that the place will soon close, even when I just want to relax and enjoy being outside.

I feel alone, yet married. I miss home. I’m not sure what to do.

It even took us one month after the wedding to consummate our marriage. We were both virgins, but his manhood wasn’t functioning well, and we had so many arguments that our emotional connection broke down. I felt it literally fall apart. Now I feel like I’m just living with someone.

He often says, “We’re not aligned,” or that he trusts me only 60%. If I go out, he sometimes gets angry or accuses me of lying about where I went. I can’t stay indoors all day like him — I’d just die inside.

I need help. I feel like I’m losing myself. When I visit home, my mother’s voice feels loud or too much, my friends when i talk to them, it feels like they are talking too much — not because they are talking too much, but because I’ve been living in such silence that I’ve lost touch with voice, morelike in a graveyard.

I am even crying as I type this, and he is sitting somewhere on the other side asking me if my head is swelling or what is making me cry.

I’m just… tired. feeling so strongly emotionally starved tooo.