₦airaland Forum

Makunahatata:
Na corpers dey hot now o, den go collect all of una gf's finish 😹😹

ClearFlair:
Which suffer? Obi is fine and will always be fine.

The people who need to be worried about their sanity are supporters of failure who cannot even afford 3 square meals in a day

Andrecole:
Pls somebody should have compassion on me.
Haven't seen anything to eat since today

Sleekfingers:
It is their country. And they have every right to enact any law.

richeeyo:
I no fit laugh, power is good oo🤣🤣

Bloodwritter:
They will stand alone and fail 🤣🤣🤣
Wike has destroyed Atiku's ambition 🤣🤣


El rufai made a mistake by leaving APC. He should have stayed in the party and fight them from within just like Wike is doing.

APC is a giant party. You can't easily defeat it from outside. To kill it, you must act like a virus; you bring it down from the inside. Elrufai should have infected it instead of trying to fight it from another party. What a dumb move from the daemonic midget Islamic fanatic who troubled Christians in Kaduna State for good eight years.
Anyway, the Kaduna Christians sef no get sense. They will gather against their own and support their enemy. So, they deserved what they got. Useless people.

NOETHNICITY:
What do you mean he didn’t flinch?
Infact it’s the exact opposite

Wizardslayer:
Honestly the dangers are glaringly clear but people don't see it. Assuming those soldiers take up their rifles to rob people of their belongings.

Many things are clearly wrong with Nigeria but many people are ignoring the facts or are pretending not to notice it.

Wealthoptulent:
run dem STREET..
na GOAL GOAL be this for SPORTY BET mode

YeyeGbami:
Convulse si igboro olobusan

naturefellow:
2025, you still don't have sense!

irepnaija4eva:
[b] It's obvious you didn't read all the story... Yoruba women dey show una sgege that's why you rushing to Igbo women...
To erase your ignorance and inferiority complex read below...

Stop weaponising the system against your husbands’

Meanwhile, an official of the MET police has issued a stark warning to Nigerian women in the United Kingdom, urging them to desist from using law enforcement as a tool to oust their husbands from their homes.

The caution was delivered during a special women’s programme at Divine Restoration International Church, located at Hanworth House, John Ruskin Street, Camberwell, London.

Addressing the congregation, largely composed of Nigerian women, particularly of Yoruba descent, the officer, who alternated between English and Yoruba, expressed concern over the growing trend of family breakdowns fuelled by false allegations and police interventions.

According to the officer, it has been estimated that over 70 per cent of Yoruba women in England, Wales, and Ireland are single mothers, colloquially referred to as ‘Dalemosu’ in Yoruba. Many, he noted, had threatened their partners with police action, a practice that not only fractures homes but also deprives children of fatherly guidance.

The officer stressed that both parents play vital roles in a child’s upbringing, warning that using the justice system to remove fathers from their children’s lives would have long-term consequences on family stability and social cohesion.

While acknowledging that law enforcement should be contacted in genuine cases of abuse, the officer cautioned against fabricating accusations to gain an upper hand in marital disputes.

He also urged the women to be vigilant against the rising tide of knife crimes in the UK, a crisis that disproportionately affects young people, including children of African heritage.

While the police statement sparked mixed reactions, with some women defending their right to seek protection in troubled marriages, others acknowledged that some individuals abuse the system.

Many argue that the complexities of immigration, financial independence, and shifting gender roles contribute to marital tensions in the Diaspora, making it crucial to approach these issues with fairness and restraint.

The call from law enforcement serves as a reminder that while legal protections exist for victims of domestic abuse, these laws should not be manipulated to unfairly punish spouses or separate children from their fathers.

“Let peace reign in your homes. Allow your children to benefit from the love of both parents. The law is there to protect, not to be weaponised,” the Met officer said[/b]



No run crawl back to that hole you come from...