₦airaland Forum

Omooba77:
https://punchng.com/photos-ngf-fg-move-to-tackle-food-crisis/

AnonPoet:
https://www.reuters.com/business/energy/nigeria-introduce-real-time-tracking-oil-export-shipments-2025-06-18/

BlackViper:
https://www.ynetnews.com/article/bkxmqa0xgl

https://www.timesofisrael.com/liveblog_entry/iran-reports-major-israeli-cyber-war-as-tehran-restricts-internet-for-citizens/

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2025-06-17/pro-israel-hackers-say-they-launched-cyberattack-against-iran

Aaronsrod:
This people are devil worshippers and satanist.

Why encourage travel to a area with a spiritual overlord?

aswani:
Great work as ever, you really need to create your own thread in the Diary section like nap.tu2 has.

nysot:
It's a built up area but for the resort there are few houses there already and more are under construction sir 🙏

Love800:
Wow!
Thanks so much.
I learnt alot.

Nice conversing with you.

Itaekuson3:
HAUSAS REFUSE TO BE LINKED WITH FULANIS—WE’RE EITHER HAUSA OR FULANI, NEVER BOTH WITH TERRøRISTS!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bPsio7Gcxwo
In this video, we're diving into a strong message coming from the North—straight from some Hausas who are boldly speaking out and saying enough is enough.

They’re saying clearly: "We are either Hausa or Fulani—not both!" And they’ve had it with being linked to the Fulani, especially when it comes to terrør and violence happening in Nigeria.

See, a lot of Nigerians still believe in the idea of “Hausa-Fulani” like it’s one group. But according to these voices, that’s a big lie. Hausa and Fulani are completely different people, with different cultures, different languages—even different roots.

One speaker in this clip says it plain:

“We don’t speak the same language. We only share religion, that’s all. We need a public divorce!”

They even go as far as calling Fulani the biggest problem in Northern Nigeria today. From the ongoing farmer clashes… to the killings… to the way herdsmen roam with weapons unchecked. They say Hausas are paying the price, getting blamed for everything Fulani does—while staying silent.

And now, that silence? It's breaking. One man says:

“We’ve lived in peace with every tribe in Nigeria until the Fulani issue came up. Now everyone hates the North—and it's not fair!"

They’re demanding a public separation—no more hiding under the same name.
They’re saying:

"We must speak out before everyone turns against us!"

Guys, I’ll let you watch this video for yourself so you can see exactly what I’m talking about.
Also don't forget to like, share and subscribe to this channel if you haven't already done so.


Take a look guys, and remember to share your thoughts after watching.
WATCH NOW

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bPsio7Gcxwo


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UKUzZdXmJO8

Conciousnigeria:
https://thesun.ng/israel-iran-tensions-too-late-to-negotiate-i-may-or-may-not-strike-iran-trump/?amp

aswani:
Southern unity school but my memories of it are not the best and I couldn't wait to leave in truth.

Thanks for the detailed history lesson, another reason not to give up on this great portal despite certain people being hell bent on spoiling it for the rest of us simply because their oga came third in elections.

Ah, so that's where the Moors ended up when the Spanish chased them away. European history programmes never investigate where they went to after they were run out of Spain and I suspected they were too sophisticated to have become subservient to another culture somewhere. This makes sense, they seemingly morphed into Fulani's (through interbreeding or whatever) and no doubt conquered the Northern part of West Africa all the way across. Fascinating stuff.

I can only wish the Hausa's the best of luck in breaking away from under the Fulani yoke as I believe Al quaeda and/or ISIS are now in bed with Fulani marauders and are supplying them arms to continue to destabilise that immediate sub Saharan region.

TouchNfollow:
✓👞Soft leather shoes from the Viking Age (9th-11th century) found in York, England in 1984. Pieces of leather were cut, sewn together, and then turned inside out with the seams on the inside.🇬🇧

https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1AUopfdng9/

Chilipepper:
Since I bought a car, I started finding it very hard to date a man who does not have a car - Anthonia Umerah reveals.


Since I bought a car, I started finding it very hard to date a man who does not have a car. In my head, I am usually imagining how the experience will be like. Will I be parking my car at home while we use taxi to go out on dates or will I carry my car, probably drop him at him place after the date before going home instead of the other way round and being the one driving a man🧐

Abi I will carry my car key give man?🤣😂

See ehh, is not like there’s anything wrong about a man not having a car at the moment but, it became weird for me to date one. There’s one I met few days ago, from my observation and our conversation, the guy is okay o. His only offense was just that, he does not own a car and I felt like it was affect my steeze🤣

This was previously not a problem for me at all when I didn’t have a car and I know there are woman who naturally don’t like dating men who do not own a car despite not having and it is still very VALID but my own issues about it started since I bought a car and I don’t know why.

I feel like; being the one to drive a man up and down is a masculine trait and i want to be feminine 😂😂

One thing that also scare me about this, is that, a lot of Nigerian mèn have insecurîty issues. Situation like this may bruisè the ego of an insècure man and he will start telling you “is it because you have a car in every little misunderstanding”.
https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1C3wdKMDRB/

Factcheck0001:
this is what happens to greedy women


Tell me, y will a 26 year old lady marry a 72 year old man?

The man knew d reason she came around so it's game

Now she's 38 years n she dates not try to remarry again, even any sexual needs by her will b kept confidential n private.

That's what greed can cause

Chilipepper:
https://thewillnews.com/iwuanyanwus-will-released-family-settled/

aswani:
I have to walk my statements back then that inferred this might be a Fulani herdsmen thing.
Actually, I suspect the Fulani guys with Gaddafi guns, who are not necessarily herdsmen, were paid by these vested interest politicians, to do the mass murdering.

Those guys are callous and have no care for women or children. Bottom line is whoever is behind this must be found out and flushed out.

Per the Hausa thing, I genuinely doubt anything can be done, the Fulani political and administrative class have them in a chokehold and have done so for a long time.

When you consider that Fulani's are not indigenous to Nigeria, that is quite impressive though repugnant in their perpetual overlording of the native Hausa.

To my eternal shame, despite attending a unity school, I can't tell them apart.

Love800:
Oyo empire covered Togo and Benin Republic?

aswani:
Interesting video but Hausa people now need to start agitating hard. To a lesser extent admittedly, Rẹmọ people were once lumped in as Ìjẹ̀bú, they have removed that garb now. Same as Ìkà and Igbo.

Also I believe the Fulanis causing mayhem all over Nigeria are West African non-Nigerian ones, their guns having been handed to them from when Gadaffi armed them.

As with all these things, there are one or more Mr Big's benefitting from this nonsense. It's the intelligence agencies that will do the job infiltrating these organisations in order to shut them down.

That's my take, it isn't diametrically opposite to yours though.

blamingthedevil:
Tinubu Arrived in Makurdi , Benue State to meet with stakeholders



https://www.channelstv.com/2025/06/18/president-tinubu-arrives-in-benue-over-killings/

etokhana:
TRUMP: “Everyone should immediately evacuate Tehran.”

blamingthedevil:

“INEC has been and remains the backbone of Nigeria’s democratic journey; its role in conducting free, fair, and credible elections is central to the trust our people place in their government and in our democratic process.”

- President Tinubu, at the flag-off of the construction… pic.twitter.com/eTVe9LJkWv

— Imran Muhammad (@Imranmuhdz) June 17, 2025

aswani:
Morning and super educative posts on this thread again sir, I hope you have a memoir somewhere in case the usual suspect evil beings succeed in bringing this site down one day.

Acaraje is what they call it and the interesting thing is, unlike here where we fry the paste and just start eating it, they fry it, then slice the àkàrà sideways, stopping just before the end, and stuff it with things like sliced Avocado, prawns and a few other stuff.

Those cats in Bahia are super proud of having Yoruba ancestry, even the ones that are effectively white as a result of generations of intermarriage.

Colombia actually has black cities too but they don't hold on tight to Yoruba/Òrìṣà culture like the ones in Bahia.

ricson11:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XSwDebvWhGc?si=mW2Zbrj0SpFKV3VW

A fresh batch of compressed natural gas (CNG) trucks owned by Dangote is being offloaded in Lagos as part of the company’s ongoing efforts to adopt cleaner and more efficient transportation.

PAQ:
I pray they are properly armed to fight fire with fire. I mentioned dane guns because that is what is given to vigilantes. I wonder why it has taken forever for FG to declare a state of emergency in Benue state and why Nigeria as a whole still refuse to adopt community policing. The killings in the past decade is worrisome. Thank you for your response i will check it out.

BlackViper:
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz on Tuesday expressed strong support for Israel in its military campaign against Iran as he spoke with German media on the sidelines of the G7 summit in Canada.

“This is the dirty work Israel is doing for all of us,” Merz said in an interview with the ZDF broadcaster.

"We are also victims of this regime. This mullah regime has brought death and destruction to the world,” he said.

In a separate interview with Welt TV, Merz also suggested Israel’s attacks on Iran could lead to the demise of the Islamic republic’s leadership.

“I assume that the attacks of the last few days have already weakened the mullah regime considerably and that it is unlikely to return to its former strength, making the future of the country uncertain,” Merz said.

“To be honest, I can hardly imagine the mullah regime returning to its old functions,” he added.

“Large parts of the military leadership and the so-called Revolutionary Guards are no longer alive, so things will not be the same as they were.”


Asked whether he thought the United States might get involved in the military campaign against Iran, Merz said he believed there was “no decision yet from the American government”.

“It now depends very much on how far the mullah regime is prepared to return to the negotiating table,” he said. “If not, there could be further developments of this kind.”

Israel on Friday launched a surprise aerial campaign targeting sites across Iran, saying the attacks aimed to prevent its enemy from acquiring atomic weapons.

But Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has also suggested the campaign could have wider aims.

Netanyahu on Monday said Israel was “changing the face of the Middle East” with its campaign, which could lead to “radical changes” in the country.

Iran has been ruled by clerical leaders since the Islamic Revolution of 1979, and has long been accused by Western countries of human rights abuses and brutally repressing dissent.

The leaders of the G7 industrial democracies on Monday called for “de-escalation” in the Middle East starting with the Israel-Iran conflict, stressing that Israel “has a right to defend itself” and that civilians needed to be protected on both sides.

https://guardian.ng/news/world/iran-crisis-germany-backs-israel-says-its-doing-dirty-work-for-all-of-us/

shortgun:
You throw around old UN estimates and war memoirs like relics from a shrine, ignoring the fact that even international observers later admitted underreporting death tolls to avoid accusing Nigeria of genocide. But sure, let’s pretend 1.5 million is the hard cap...because starving toddlers to death over three years is somehow acceptable if the body count stays under your preferred quota.

You conveniently skip over Gowon’s infamous “no victor, no vanquished” PR stunt, which was immediately contradicted by the systematic exclusion, marginalization and economic strangulation of the Igbo after the war.
From the £20 policy to abandoned property scams, Igbo survivors were legally robbed after being physically starved. That’s not peace. That’s punishment.

You keep deflecting to the January 1966 coup.
But here's what you're not going to do: act like Aguiyi Ironsi’s failure to punish the coup plotters justifies ethnic cleansing. The coup did not target “Northerners” because they were Hausa or Fulani, it targeted a corrupt political class.
And you conveniently leave out the counter-coup of July 1966, in which Igbo officers and civilians were butchered en masse, including Ironsi himself, whose body was desecrated.

You act like Ojukwu just woke up one day and declared secession that triggered the war. Let’s not pretend 30,000 Igbos weren’t butchered in the North before a single shot was fired by Biafra. That’s not “taunting gone too far.” That’s genocide by pogrom plain and simple.

In January 1967, after the 1966 pogroms in the North where over 30,000 Igbos were slaughtered, both military and civilian leaders from Nigeria met in Aburi, Ghana, to resolve the crisis. The agreement which was known as the Aburi Accord was crystal clear: a confederal structure would be adopted. Each region would have control over its affairs, while the central government would coordinate only on key matters like foreign policy and defense.Ojukwu and Gowon agreed to Aburi in Ghana.

When the Nigerian delegation returned, they reneged. The accord was discarded and replaced with Decree No. 8, that centralized power at the center which directly contradicted what had been agreed.
Had the Aburi Accord been honored, Nigeria would have evolved into a peaceful confederation.
No bombs. No starvation. No mass graves filled with innocent children. Just regional autonomy within a united framework.
Instead, Gowon's refusal cost millions of lives and created wounds that still haven’t healed today.

And let’s talk about the minorities you claim were “dragged” into Biafra. You forgot that several non-Igbo leaders including Frank Opigo (Ijaw) and Philip Effiong (Annang) stood with Biafra not because of tribe, but because of Federal betrayal and Northern domination. A jnumber of Eastern minority leaders actively participated in Biafra, knowing that under Nigeria, they’d be perpetual vassals to the North. Stop pretending like they were all anti-Biafra. It’s a false narrative meant to prop up the illusion of a “one Nigeria” that was never consensual.
Biafra wasn’t just a secession, it was a desperate attempt at survival after 30,000 Igbo innocent civilians were slaughtered in broad daylight and the Nigerian state did nothing but look the other way.

You love quoting propaganda radio? How about quoting Archbishop Anthony Byrne, David Subua, or Markpress Reports that documented civilian bombings, mass starvation and war crimes committed by the Nigerian military.

And you have the audacity to whine about “IPOB disinformation” online? What’s really happening is this: the generation your government silenced with hunger and bullets has descendants with internet access and they’re exposing the cover-ups and all the lies.

God1000:
US Senator. Bernie Sanders of Vermont has warned President Donald Trump not to allow Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu manipulate him and drag america into Israel's war with Iran

Christistruth02:
We went through the Flight Radar Software playback for the whole of Yesterday covering all of Enugu State and part of Benue hoping to identify the Helicopter which you said dropped the killers but no Helicopter landed on Enugu Yesterday or on border with Benue

bobonla:
The Nigerian chess master was doing give away on social media with some of his chess boards when he came across a smart but funny reply from one of his followers.

Wizzy13:
My battery drains 10% in 1hr of online streaming and gaming.
It's a 5000mah battery tho
My battery life is decent

ricson11:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XSwDebvWhGc?si=mW2Zbrj0SpFKV3VW

A fresh batch of compressed natural gas (CNG) trucks owned by Dangote is being offloaded in Lagos as part of the company’s ongoing efforts to adopt cleaner and more efficient transportation.