₦airaland Forum

Isn't it better? All the lies being peddled that witches cause life's miseries can be unravelled. Those who cause their own sorrows are quick to blame one witch just like the religions thrive on the fear of witchcraft attacks. Our people forget karma and instead seek to blame an imaginary witch for everything.

quote author=MrBanner post=92862707]Lmao!! So people actually agreed to be identified as witches??[/quote]

Thank you Oonirisa. May you increase in wisdom.

SamuelOamen:
https://thenationonlineng.net/ooni-laments-interest-in-bbnaija-than-governance/

Unless the projects can offset the loans, it would never be worth it.

juvewalex:
The loans taken for these projects are worth it I must say and Kudos to this administration in terms of infrastructural development.

Yes. Man is degenerating. The good times have bred soft men.

quote author=Humanoid01 post=92787779]What brand of stupidity is this? Which kind mumu person nor go see for this life? What if the lady had rejected the proposal?

I just don't understand what is wrong with people these days. Is it that our brains are degenerating or what?[/quote]

I think the oath should be retained because of the hate filled comments by non muslims. So much intolerance.

quote author=OMONGBALI post=92802204]Seun, remove Islamic oath from Muslim posts. What if I want to ask a question as a non Muslim on Islamic thread? So I have to swear an oath. If there is no oath on Christian thread, why should there be on Muslim thread?[/quote]

Such venomous response, even at his level and so called enlightenment. Civility is certainly not a virtue cherished by us.

[quote author=oshozondii post=92787725]Earlier thread:
https://www.nairaland.com/6052073/aisha-yesufu-calls-out-reno#92776634

1-A frustrated sidekick to another frustrated ‘beggar with receipt’ has lied that I profited from my #FreeLeahSharibu campaign. If anybody anywhere on Earth has given me a dime on behalf of Leah Sharibu, speak now or forever remain silent

2-I wrote a book, Leah Sharibu: the Girl Boko Haram left behind. Although there is NOTHING wrong if I kept my profit, I did not. I donated EVERY PENNY I made from the book to Leah’s mother, via the Christian Association of Nigeria

3-I made #FreeLeahSharibu T-Shirts with my money. I asked those who bought them to pay DIRECTLY to Leah’s father. If anybody anywhere in the world bought a T-Shirt and paid to me, speak NOW or forever remain silent!

4-You and your fellow beggar with receipt have been used and dumped by General @MBuhari. Face him. Leave me alone. If you can’t help #FreeLeahSharibu, then don’t hurt it with lies. I am not like you guys that go begging @Elrufai at night!

#5-Here is an audio of Leah Sharibu’s father thanking me and acknowledging that these allegations by these frustrated agents of General @MBuhari are false. I urge this frustrated side kick to know that I am not like her ‘beggar with receipt’

6-You and your fellow beggar with receipt are not assisting Leah’s parents. Yet, you are traumatising them by raising false allegations to score political points. Do you have a conscience? Do you know the pain you are causing this family?

7-I have a tough skin. I have faced and defeated stronger opponents than you and your frustrated beggar with receipt. But, think of Leah’s family. Think of the trauma your lies are causing. God won’t hold you guiltless.

8-Finally, I vow to pay ₦50 million to anyone who can produce a shred of evidence that I profited from #FreeLeahSharibu. I‘ve sent my bank statements to @APOSTLESULEMAN to prove I have the money ready!

Please RETWEET for the world to see


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bB1Gk9X0fZA

#FrustratedSideKickOfBeggarWithReceipt
https://twitter.com/renoomokri/status/1293984367442886658?s=19[/quote]

Another Olajumoke in the making. Elevating people beyond what is self sustaining? What job would she start to sustain this photorama thay have started with her.

bbbabes:
Some Nigerians came together and gave Risikat Azeez-Ayegbami, and her daughters, a makeover and the photo shared online is breathtaking.

Risikat who is from Kwara state, went viral recently after a Nigerian lady shared the story of how Risikat's husband walked out of their marriage and their daughters because they have blue eyes.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=it7TAFU_4mc

Think she is right to insist now than later. Living apart from both parents gives the new couple a better foundation.

OluwaLina1:
Is My Sister Doing The Right Thing? Please Your Advice Is Needed

Advice needed
Don't mind my typo errors.

My sister cancel her wedding plans all because her husband to~be insists they are going to be living with his mum after the wedding before they will build their own house.

Now,my sister said she won't go on with the wedding plans if he didn't rent an appartment, even if it's face-me-i-slap-you room,she will be okay with it,she won't even mind if the mother come to spend days with them.

Is my sister doing the right thing?

The enemy within.

Trumpcard05:
John Alechenu and Tobi Aworinde


https://punchng.com/oshiomhole-has-hijacked-ize-iyamus-campaign-dg-apc-govs-forum/

Are you married?

quote author=Toks2008 post=92317653]The idea of a wife material by many men is not different from the idea of having a slave in the house... Men want a woman who will be able to wake up as early as possible when others are still asleep, do the house chores and tend to the needs of the kids, the husband and after serving her household, she will go out to make ends meet and latter come back home to make sure her kids and husband are well taken care of and this includes cooking, washing their clothes and lots more... Men want a Nanny, A cook, A laundry lady, house cleaner, An errand lady, Sex provider and many more in one lady who is considered a weaker sex and as if this is not stressful enough, most men would rather boast about the ability of their lady in washing hard fabrics with bare hands, they will talk about how they so much love a lady because she can pound yam the natural way and will be proud to talk about how good their lady is in using archaic methods to prepare their meals... And the worst twist is that even if the lady is pregnant, they will still watch her do these tasks.

So I ask: is there anything different between a wife material and a slave? Will heaven fall if the man assists his wife in the home front?

Does common sense not tell the man that he needs to make life easier for his wife by getting a washing machine, a vacuum cleaner, and several other home/cooking appliances that will make life easier for her. Must a lady even know how to cook before you tag her wife material? What if she just can't cook or is the ability to cook part of success in life?

Please don't get it twisted, I'm not here to advise ladies to be redundant in their homes. Every married lady must be a home keeper, ensuring that her kids and husband are her priority...but nevertheless, in my opinion, a wife material means a gentle, submissive wife who will love you for who you are, tolerate your weaknesses, a Wife Material is a woman who is about her business, can hold her own in a conversation, is generous and can handle money well. A woman who will put your needs first and values her marriage so much that she won't defile it by being unfaithful... And just as the book of proverbs 31 says,...'' a virtuous woman is one who leads her home with integrity, discipline, and more and all the virtues she is practicing are aimed at making the life of her husband better, teaching her children, and serving God'' this is never the same as having a slave in the house in the name of wife material.

My prayer for every man reading this is that God provides for you so that you will make life easier for your woman so that you can look beyond that slave-like quality that many men use to qualify a wife material.


I hope this makes sense. [/quote]

Malicious publication based on fabrication by the accuser. The intent is to collaterally damaged the widow. Niger sha

Islie:
https://pmexpressng.com/housewife-catches-widow-62-begging-husband-for-sx/

Someone able should please look into this guy's matter. It looks like a frame up and the Police are not trusted to do the right thing in this situation.

Kinikini:
I agree rapists should be castrated — Wasiu, 25, suspected rapist of 70-yr-old woman

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Bankole Wasiu


Twenty-five-year-old Bankole Wasiu was arrested in Ogun State few hours after he allegedly raped a 70-year-old woman, who is his landlady’s friend, while she was asleep. Bankole, who works as a Caterpillar truck driver, gives DAUD OLATUNJI his account of what happened

How did the incident happen?

I was on a bench in the workplace on June 3, preparing for work when some men arrived. My workshop is around Abule, along Robiyan, in Abule Ijoko, Agbado area, Ogun State. One of them sat on my right and the other sat on my left. They grabbed my trousers and said they were arresting me for committing a crime. I asked for their identities and they said they were vigilantes. They handcuffed me and forced me to follow them to their office. When we got to their office, they told me to confess to the crime I committed overnight. I was shocked; I told them I didn’t commit any offence overnight. After saying that, they started beating me with their sticks to the extent that my clothes got torn.

What happened thereafter?

The old woman they alleged that I raped used to visit my landlady where I stay. At times, she would ask me to buy her food and I would oblige her. At times, she would ask me to buy her alcohol and I usually would. I didn’t know anything about this until those vigilantes came to arrest me. They said I should confess that I raped the old woman, which I never did. They brought the woman to their office and asked me to identify her. I never claimed that I did not know her. I told the vigilantes that I knew the woman through my landlady.

https://punchng.com/i-agree-rapists-should-be-castrated-wasiu-25-suspected-rapist-of-70-yr-old-woman/?utm_source=Smartech&utm_medium=web-push-notification&utm_campaign=Ogun%20rapist&__sta=%7CHUB&__stm_medium=bpn&__stm_source=smartech

I agree rapists should be castrated — Wasiu, 25, suspected rapist of 70-yr-old woman

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Bankole Wasiu


Twenty-five-year-old Bankole Wasiu was arrested in Ogun State few hours after he allegedly raped a 70-year-old woman, who is his landlady’s friend, while she was asleep. Bankole, who works as a Caterpillar truck driver, gives DAUD OLATUNJI his account of what happened

How did the incident happen?

I was on a bench in the workplace on June 3, preparing for work when some men arrived. My workshop is around Abule, along Robiyan, in Abule Ijoko, Agbado area, Ogun State. One of them sat on my right and the other sat on my left. They grabbed my trousers and said they were arresting me for committing a crime. I asked for their identities and they said they were vigilantes. They handcuffed me and forced me to follow them to their office. When we got to their office, they told me to confess to the crime I committed overnight. I was shocked; I told them I didn’t commit any offence overnight. After saying that, they started beating me with their sticks to the extent that my clothes got torn.

What happened thereafter?

The old woman they alleged that I raped used to visit my landlady where I stay. At times, she would ask me to buy her food and I would oblige her. At times, she would ask me to buy her alcohol and I usually would. I didn’t know anything about this until those vigilantes came to arrest me. They said I should confess that I raped the old woman, which I never did. They brought the woman to their office and asked me to identify her. I never claimed that I did not know her. I told the vigilantes that I knew the woman through my landlady.

https://punchng.com/i-agree-rapists-should-be-castrated-wasiu-25-suspected-rapist-of-70-yr-old-woman/?utm_source=Smartech&utm_medium=web-push-notification&utm_campaign=Ogun%20rapist&__sta=%7CHUB&__stm_medium=bpn&__stm_source=smartech

Price?

Roon9:
Do they ever get tired.


call for our 444Wh lithium-ion solar generator that could power your TV, laptop, standing fan and up to 4 lighting points for up to 13 hours daily

They always want to reap without sowing.
Na dem.
quote author=Ezennwa post=91167897] hmm!

President Buhari should surprise everyone by giving APC chairmanship slot to an Igbo man.[/quote]

Because political touts and hungry peasants struggle for sustenance, you must display your bias at Ibadan indigenes. There was nothing to affirm anyone amongst that unruly crowd is an Ibadan indigene. Ibadan is home to people far and near and any of those people could be from your village.

yinkus6750:
Typical Ibadan indigenes aren't knowledgeable and enlightened.
So unfortunate that the burial organisers and state government failed to do the right thing, thereby endagering the lifes of the people.
Coro season has also caused hardship, hunger and suffering on the people, hence they will go to any length to get a meal.
Ajimobi, RIP

Many of the early commentators are either too lazy to read or bigots. The prof made sense this time. The person who posted the report here is certainly a hypocrite.


quote author=Racoon post=91090948]

https://www.google.com/amp/s/dailypost.ng/2020/06/26/leave-fulani-alone-stop-endangering-lives-of-yorubas-islamic-group-warns-amotekun/[/quote]

Thank you.

quote author=Yebosola post=91042485]



Shut up there, which God of Gej, stealing is not corruption, Nigerians has short memories, find something else to say I beg, if his Govt is perfect, who will look at Buhari side, don't come with that useless talk[/quote]

You cannot control what people do to you but you can control how you respond to it. It is called self restraint and taking responsibility for our actions. Your parents are not to blame for your actions but yourself. Your post won't stop responsible parents from enforcing discipline. Many who turned out well equally had strict parents. Stop blaming your parents and do your utmost to pass the test of parenthood with your children. Come back on 25 years to tell us how your children have fared.


quote author=FeliciaOja post=89939392]It is now I understand what being strict does, it makes you live a life of pretence, cos when I got into University I wanted to explore everything  I didn’t have the chance of doing at home.

I drank alcohol like crazy, smoked weed, hung out with rich boys, partying, doing drugs but when I go visit my Parents, I still act like that innocent girl they have always known.

My Dad’s strictness led to my Pretence, if he had drawn me close like my mum did, I would have been a better kid.

When parents use strictness to shut down a kids curiosity instead of guiding them, you are making matters worse for that kid. Because eventually that curiosity will lead them into adventures and exploring all those things you refused them to..

Looking back, al the flogging I received from my dad only made me more stubborn and ruthless.

Nothing really changed? Until my mum made me change for good.

Parents need to use wisdom not force..[/quote]

US investigators can't be bought and they have evidence before indictment. Where is the other one grandstanding that he didn't launder money through phoney aircraft purchase? He should go to face prosecution in the US.

quote author=RuudVanNisteroy post=89925718]
https://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/headlines/394362-exclusive-obinwanne-okeke-surrenders-to-plead-guilty-to-wire-and-computer-fraud.html[/quote]

They tell us the bad news without declaring the solutions they have. Hallmark of ineptitude. I would think a finance minister will tell the President and the Governors to make a very deep cut on the jumpo pay and allowances of political office holders. Even lay off the 'food for the boys' PAs. Stop the purchase of cars for every dick and harry in government. Go as far as asking the NA to reform to reduce the multiple federal house of assembly, and the mergers of the MDA. A broke nation cannot afford the wastes being squandered on the political elites.

quote author=Luckydubby7 post=89811876]

https://www.channelstv.com/2020/05/21/nigeria-is-heading-towards-recession-finance-minister/amp/?__twitter_impression=true[/quote]

The man that ruined the life of very many southern Nigerians.

rottencorpse:
Lord Lugard was the man who amalgamated the Northern and Southern Protectorates in the year 1914. He was married to Lady Flora Shaw. Here are some photos of him and the amalgamation process:
1. Lord Frederick Lugard

2. Lord Frederick Lugard

3. A meeting of colonial administrators with tribal messengers in the early 20th Century, Lagos, Nigeria

4. Amalgamation meeting Lagos 1914

More pictures below

They don't support state policing and restructuring because they feel threatened that it will free the South from their domination. Yet, how can a man based in Abuja police a remote village in Katsina or Cross Ikom. Government has to be close to the people to have an impact. When they become tired, the Northern masses will push for restructuring of the system.

Blue3k:
Source: https://www.thisdaylive.com/index.php/2020/05/14/katsina-assembly-kicks-as-bandits-massacre-16-people/

Someone should borrow Mr. Akintola sense. Whose fault is it that illiteracy pervades the North? Whose fault is it poverty pervades the North? Is the North not suffering from a self inflicted injury? Prof should stop ridiculing Muslims. This type of fish brain thinking by a Prof is disgusting. No wonder no prof in Nigeria has come up with anything to fight COViD 19. We need to stop awarding professorship to long service to those who merit it by expanding the bounds of knowledge. Our profs are only smart at looting. Debut Ojetinde comes to mind.

Beremx:
https://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/top-news/390257-muric-says-kano-deaths-suggest-plot-to-depopulate-muslims.html

I doubt you read my post.

AdesegunSanni89:
Please advice the government on how to fix electricity because all you critics know how to do is complain without offering tangible solutions.

I suppose the negativity you pointed out started in 1960. Even if you select a new sets of people into governance today from the Federal to the local government throughout the country, the trend has 90% probability of continuing. It is in the black man's gene to be selfish and deprive others of the right to live. Doubts you will fare better if given a chance to lead. It is 'connection' when it fetches us money, favours, good job etc but it becomes corruption when we are excluded from the goodies.


quote author=tot post=88907377]Incredible.

Nigerians will now better understand the consequence of bad governance.

A government that has failed to plan will definitely have a hard time during times like these. Fix electricity? No. Allocate the right budget to health and education? No. Develop the country? No. Well, this is the result.[/quote]

It's the exorbitant fees the schools are charging for the online 3rd term. They are carrying on like a cartel.

wonuks:
Abeg allow them to teach online. That's the advantage technology offers. We're on lockdown not on shut down. Biko don't dull the children's brain

Obi Ezekwesili and Femi Falana only.

quote author=nairavsdollars post=88804792]Which of these critics of the Muhammadu Buhari administration do you think will make a good President if allowed to govern the country?

1. Yinka Odumakin

2. Deji Adeyanju

3. Omoyele Sowore

4. Reno Omokri

5. Oby Ezekwesili

6. Dino Melaye

7. Mike Ozekhome (SAN)

8. Buba Galadima

9. Timi Frank

10. Femi Falana (SAN)

11. Femi Fani- Kayode[/quote]

Not because they think him capable but because Nigeria has always been the prodigal nation doling out its funds to unappreciative neighbours that take it for a foolish nation. They massage the fragile egos of our leaders to squeeze out free lunch from our broken nation. Let us see what will come of this now that Nigeria's revenue is zero from crude oil. I do not expect PMB to take loans from IMF to play big brother for these parasitic neighbours.


Africa is really unlucky if they considered our own ineffectual leader as the best among the leaders.

othermen:
The failure of the president is seen in the death of thousands of people and his failure in the days to come may be the death of hundred of thousands, and those that chose him as the one to lead the coordination are probably ignorant of the President record and experience. This is his record. Not that, there were no deaths when Jonathan was president, but the death of Nigerians never became a norm during Jonathan's time. And he was never casual, when such death occurred, he visited the locations of such disasters, mourned with the family, he was compassionate, he addressed us. Recently, Chad president showed us what it means to be a leader in the fight against Boko Haram. Under the president, attacks on Nigerians, deaths are no longer news. Medical tourism reached its peak with the president. President Buhari has enough on his plate already and he should turn down the offer to concentrate on Nigeria, on Kano, where the virus continues to spread endlessly. He should address the ticking bomb, the poverty amongst his people first.

I hope Mr. Governor is following the price of crude oil in the international market. He needs to plan where their bogus and thiefing salaries will come from in the next months.

dre11:
https://www.thecable.ng/extra-ayade-appoints-427-new-aides-including-special-assistant-on-groundnut-oil-factory

a recycled story.

dre11:
Man commits suicide after wife told him their only child was fathered by a stranger

....Husband to The Nation before killing himself: it’s a huge loss akin to a bereavement

......I only told him the truth, says wife



https://thenationonlineng.net/bizarre-man-commits-suicide-after-wife-told-him-their-only-child-was-fathered-by-a-stranger/

Based on this report alone, the minister of disaster management is a disaster.

quote author=ikorodureporta post=88638717]

Source: https://dailypost.ng/2020/04/19/428941-nigerians-got-cash-in-24-states-130455-from-katsina-buharis-minister-farouq/[/quote]