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NwekeUG:
I Don't Need Their Endorsement, I Will Defeat Them In Every Election - President Tinubu


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IXu8XRuwYcc?si=e9RrV1hJu2JlV3S0

AmazingGenius:
Source: https://www.pulse.ng/articles/lifestyle/5-million-naira-cars-in-nigeria-2025052210264977043

Crieff:
A lot of the toast bread I have eaten have the yolk whole after the toast is done and not scrambled like you described it.

Moreover, it will take a whole lot of time to get a scrambled egg on a buttered slice one after the other. Thank you.

Mariangeles:
It's possible, but you'd have to make it in a pan
It's called Egg-in-a-hole.
Pan made toasts are the best anyways.

Use a round glass cup to cut out the hole.

NewDigitalWorld:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JbTEq8EUkRc?si=JtSJ2O9HNkteTV8i


Source: https://www.lindaikejisblog.com/2025/5/this-is-my-father-businessman-cubana-chief-priest-kneels-before-vp-shettima-video.html

Yemon:
Don't mind them, the kingdom you are saying that are in Okere urhobo, Agbassa and Ogbe_ijoh were created by an urhobo governor James Ibori. My people, the non- natives that grow up in Warri in the 70s and 80s,when we dey go look agbasa juju who hear say them get king for there or for idimi sobo?Where there the kingdoms before the civil war or after the civil war?

AngelicDamsel:
Many men think sex is fun, until they meet sexaholic

At last, olomi lo mare. When she sucks your life force, you'll know that "power pass power"

ExAngel007:
A Nigerian man was allegedly slapped by his white girlfriend in America during an argument after he refused to have s8x with her.

His friend, Anjola, who disclosed this in a post on Thursday, said the woman also smashed his phone and threw him out of the house.

“Once I travel, I ‘m not going to date any black girl, I ’m gonna go for the white ones” My guy still chop slap on top. If na me, one person will see God but it won’t be me,” he wrote.

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Racoon:
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The Head of State General Yakubu Gowon pays an unscheduled visit to Festac Town, Lagos, Nigeria. This was 51 years ago on the 21st of December 1974, some days to Christmas.

General Yakubu Gowon arrives in his official Mercedes Benz state car escorted by Police outriders and members of the Nigeria Army guards brigade to inspect ongoing construction at Festac Town.

Which of the location in this photo do you know?

Oyinkan99:
Transsion used to be on 80% share, now dropped to 56%.

A decline as people now prefer stronger and reputable brands sold in China. Xiaomi and realme is sold in china while transsion is not

Peterobiisathie:
. https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/rajkot/nigerian-who-lured-bizmen-into-fake-seeds-export-trap-caught/amp_articleshow/121297618.cms

coputa:
Mohammed Bello El-Rufai, son of former Kaduna State Governor Nasir El-Rufai, has declared support for President Bola Tinubu’s second-term bid, ignoring his father’s recent move to the Social Democratic Party (SDP).

Bello, a member of the House of Representatives for Kaduna North, was at the APC National Summit in Abuja, where Tinubu was endorsed as the party’s sole candidate for the 2027 election.

This comes after his father, Nasir El-Rufai, left the APC in March 2025, saying the party no longer reflects his values.

He joined the SDP and promised to unite the opposition to defeat APC in 2027.

Bello’s support for Tinubu has sparked reactions.

Activist Reno Omokri mocked the situation, saying, “If El-Rufai can’t convince his son to leave Tinubu, how will he convince Nigerians?”

The family’s political split deepened last year when another El-Rufai son, Bashir, attacked Tinubu and Governor Uba Sani on social media.

He said both would lose in 2027 and claimed the probe into his father over alleged mismanagement of N423 billion was politically motivated.

He tweeted, “Nobody is too big to be ‘elected out of office’ by the people. It will happen & wallahi nothing will happen. So forget all these intimidations flying up and down. Let us be patient.”
https://dailypost.ng/2025/05/23/el-rufais-son-bello-abandons-father-sdp-backs-tinubu-for-second-term/

UncleAyo:
I hope other Ekiti people will agree with your assertions here.

Please, are Ekiti people Yoruba or they just borrow the language too?

ariesbull:
Ibibio didnt influence Aro.. . Aro conquered iBibio ..took the slaves and their lands

ibibiogrl:
Enough with the Insults!

These differences has already been discussed & explained in a previous threads years ago. OP Frate.rma.thy U should have researched here on Nairaland instead & would have gotten the accurate information to avoid this conflict. Some posters from either tribes have tried to explain the errors but not quite.

IBIBIOs, EFIKS & ANNANG are not the same not just because of languages but each practice different cultures and tradition and have different cultural beliefs separate from each other and so they have never been ONE under the same umbrella. As someone who has lived in the 3 region I had explained & given examples in the previous threads.


READ DETAILS HERE:

https://www.nairaland.com/609355/whats-major-differance-between-igbo

ananeli3:
This is what you get when you are the only girl in the family... lol. Protective brothers...

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mannobi:
with all this, I will still tell you that no Èkìtì town claim ancestry to Ọ̀yọ́. We all come from ife. Even as far back as ogori-magongo in kogi state. They also traced their ancestry back to ife.

AmazingGenius:
He Left His 7-Figure Job In Nigeria To Study In Canada. Now He’s A Permanent Resident.

Zahir took a risk when he left everything behind to start over in Canada but it paid off…

Someone you know has left or is planning to leave. 1,000 Ways To Japa will speak to real people and explore the infinite number of reasons and paths they use to get to Japa

Zahir* (29) left his seven-figure job in 2022 to start over as a student in Canada against his family’s wishes. Three years later, he became a permanent resident, homeowner, and six-figure earner in Canada. In this story, he shares how he achieved these goals with a plan he crafted in Nigeria.

When did you move from Nigeria, and where do you live now?

I live in Canada now. I left Nigeria in January of 2022.

What was the motivation behind your move?

To be honest, #EndSARS changed everything for me. After witnessing what happened, I knew I had to leave the country. I tried relocating through the Express Entry route at first, but it didn’t work out. I didn’t give up, though; a part of me felt like I needed to leave Nigeria, so that’s what I did.

So, how exactly did you move to Canada?

I ended up moving as a student. I applied for a postgraduate program in data analytics, but I devised a plan to convert my student visa to a work visa afterwards and get my permanent residence. I achieved all of that in less than two years.

I want to hear about that plan. But first, tell me how you could afford to study in Canada.

I wasn’t lucky enough to secure a scholarship, despite my strong academic track record. On the other hand, I actually didn’t try that hard to get a scholarship because I could afford to sponsor myself. I grew up poor in Nigeria but managed to build myself up. The school fees were around 17,000 Canadian dollars at the time, and I had saved up more than that already. I was a senior data scientist in Nigeria, and my monthly income was ₦1.6 million. The exchange rate was still fair then, so I paid in full even though the school gave me the option to pay in instalments.

You gave that up to start over as a student in Canada?

Yes. Now that I’m thinking about it, it sounds a bit silly, but I got to where I am today because I took risks. Before my Canadian degree, I had gotten into a fully funded master’s program in South Africa. Through that program, I got a paid opportunity to visit Canada as a research assistant for a week. That one week in Canada gave me all the right reasons to move to the country permanently.

Can you walk me through how you secured admission into a Canadian university?

The process is simple compared to some other countries. If you plan on sponsoring yourself, research and identify the schools within your budget. You’ll need to pay an application fee of as high as $100, so keep that in mind. When you decide on the university you want to attend, decide on the program you’ll love to enrol in and tailor your Statement of Purpose (SOP) to the programme’s requirements.

You’ll likely be asked to pay your tuition deposit when you get your admission offer. When you receive the semester tuition, you can apply for your visa. At this stage, you’ll need proof of funds, which was $10,000 when I moved. You’ll also need the school to issue you a Provincial Attestation Letter (PAL), a document that helps the Canadian government track the number of students allocated to each School. The school will only issue a PAL to you if you have met its payment obligations.

Do you have any tips for intending Canadian postgraduate students?

Your proof of funds can go a long way in getting your visa. My visa application was denied the first time because I made an avoidable mistake. If you are self-funding, it’s easier to present your bank statements because you already have a documented record of your income. If your parents or others are funding you, I’ll advise that you ask the sponsor to write a deed of gift, which is a letter to the Canadian embassy explaining why they intend to sponsor a student.

Thank you. Would you say leaving your seven-figure income to study in Canada was worth it?

The school itself wasn’t worth it, but it gave me opportunities for which I am grateful. It would have been impossible to get to where I am today without studying in Canada. I got my first analytics manager role here during my first four months. Although I could only work for 20 hours at the time, my offer letter stated the company would convert me to a full-time staff member when I graduated. They kept their word, and I started earning a six-figure salary when I was retained as a full staff member. I worked there for a year and got my permanent residency.


Source: https://www.zikoko.com/citizen/he-left-everything-to-start-over-in-canada/

SamGift0817:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2dM_zb-jo1E

The 2023 Peoples Democratic Party Gubernatorial Candidate for Lagos, Dr Olajide Adediran, also known as Jandor, on Tuesday visited the state governor, Babajide Sanwo-Olu, at the Lagos House, Ikeja.

Adediran met with the governor behind closed doors but spoke with journalists after the meeting.

He congratulated the governor on his re-election and commended him for the warm reception.

” I have gone to my local government to do that. We had that on Friday.

The next thing was to pay the number one citizen of the state an official visit to inform him that we have returned to the party.

” I am back to be with my family. We will continue to consolidate on our collective strength.

” We all knew what happened during the last election. It was because the house was divided. Now, we are together and we are back,” he said.

He described his reception by Sanwo-Olu as warm.

“The reception was fantastic. Mr Governor is actually a gentleman.

“I commend your composure throughout the campaign.

“In a season marked by intense political tension, your calmness stood out, and, in my view, it played a significant role in your winning,” he said.

The gubernatorial candidate said that the visit was not just a political courtesy, but a demonstration of maturity and the need to foster unity beyond party lines.

“Lagos deserves a political climate where leaders can engage constructively regardless of party affiliation.

“I believe this gesture reflects the kind of politics we should be practising, one that prioritises the development of our state above personal or partisan interests,” he said.
https://punchng.com/jandor-visits-sanwo-olu-hails-composure-during-election/

renderme:
Source: https://nairametrics.com/2025/05/20/local-food-vendor-amoke-oge-hits-n2-3-billion-in-deliveries-on-chowdeck/

noleflendum:
The three videos were played in the open court, and the government’s witness, an operative of the SSS identified as BBB, was cross-examined by Mr Erokoro.



https://gazettengr.com/court-admits-videos-as-evidence-in-nnamdi-kanus-trial/

LocalFARMERS:
Imo State is one of the major producers of Palm Oil in this Country. Their oil is one of the best. They have large Palm plantation in every community and villages. They also have palm Oil processing plants in all their Communities and Villages. This is to ease the process of making Palm Oil in the State




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naptu2:
In recent weeks there has been a campaign to promote military coups across West Africa. Some analysts believe that this social media campaign is being sponsored by Russia. The Russians have denied that they have anything to do with it.

Rumours of a coup in the Ivory Coast have been spread on social media in the past 2 days. Despite the fact that people living in Abidjan have said that there is no coup, the rumour mongers have posted videos of street battles in other places and claimed that they are videos of Abidjan. They also claim that President Alassane Outtara has fled, despite the fact that the president actually attended a cabinet meeting yesterday.

The rumours began in Ghana and spread to Nigeria.


This post has been translated from French by Google

Abidjan Post @AbidjanPost225



https://x.com/Abidjanpost225/status/1925308160782340145?t=7TG6unJ02fARmdqAdbO-AA&s=19[/quote]Succinctly stated.

chinexbest:
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kushme:
Thank you Sir for taking your time to carefully read my reply. I appreciate you.
I wished i had someone like you to guide me in life, earlier. You speak history and wisdom. i never had a mentor, most things i knew were due to curiousity and observation.

I remembered when Bristow Group Inc shortlisted few of us for cadet pilot training interview, i was hopeful, i could theoritically fly a
helicopter then. Only the best three(3) or four(4) got the offer then(2013/14) out of twenty-something(can't remember the specific nember) of us shortlisted to attend the interview at Lagos, Sheraton Hotel & Towers, Mobolaji Bank Anthony Way, Ikeja.

Again, would i say, i wasn't lucky? cos, all i wanted was to fly an aircraft in my life. I wanted to be a Pilot.

This is so enlighening, i knew they were called persians but not the rest you talked about, they are new knowledge to me. Thank you for the insights. It is surprsing to know that iranians once dressed like Europeans. History is full of surprises. This Shiite people like drama. I was in Kaduna in 2016 when their followers blocked the motocade of the a former COAS who was on his way to the depot in Zaria, the rest is history. What are the West really doing about the Shiites, like you mentioned. "It's important to remove the Iranian Shiites rulers one way so that they do NOT share advanced technologies with terror elements which will be bad for mankind's safety ".

I hail from Adamawa and the Bachamas are neighbour, just 45mins to an hour drive to my LGA(Guyuk). Our cultures are similar.However, they're known compared to us(Lunguda). Sir, you sound like the noble elites i was once privileged to sit and listen to at Ikeja Golf Club,GRA. A friend invited me. I had the opportunity to sit, listen and observe learned, well-informed and well traveled elderly men speaking. Great experience. Wow, I never knew these illustrious men, General Adekunle and Sir Dokpesi had Adamawa affliliate. Our culture is motherland. Then, some of our neighbours called my late mother Mama Gongola. .

Sir, i guess that elite boarding school would either be in Kaduna or Kano? . I believe most of your alumni are the Technocrats in MDAs and Economic affairs of our nation. You guessed right. I attended Unimaid. All my time in Unimaid i only flew to maiduguri once, courtesy, Oga Umar, from Kd-Maid.

As for clarity of pros and cons on still staying in Yobe. To be honest, if not for jihadis terror attack and limited job opportunities. There's nothing wrong with this place. I cultivated and harvested beans two years ago. There's now a federal structure on the land, so unfortunate. I remember the Oyo beans traders terrible circumstance. We truly need a safe Nigeria to travel and carryout our lawful business without fear of getting harmed by men of twisted and wicked mindsets.

Yes sir, it is a clear fact, when it comes to farming, people here are not lazy, during raining/farming season, you will see a lot of people, even out of school children(9-12) holding hoes looking for people to hire them on their farms.

Just the other day, i saw the TVC correspondent doing their thing on Church Street, Jarusalem beside Glad School. Yes, those big time farmers interviewed by the famous BKO(Babajide Kolade Otitoju) of Journalists Hangout, had funds to invest in the farm, many of us don't. Most people affected by boko haram are farmers. Either subsistence or commercial, farming is a way of life here, and people still need the support of stakeholders. Thank you for the reminder, i have been looking into hydroponic system of farming, lately.

Like you said, the advance surveillance and attack drones to monitor the forests, picking up unwanted foreign bandits and eliminating them promptly and nano tech are the ways to go.

Lastly, i appreciate your every word of encouragement and would like to meet you someday, i know myself not to give up, easily. Things are rough right now,but i believe in better days. Forgive any typo, i am using a phone to type. I don't have a laptop.

AutomatedMoney:
Palm Oil Price Drop Update Following The TWO HEAVY RAINFALLS Within The Past TWO Days!



Some Weeks Ago, I Mentioned It On One of My Threads on Nairaland That The Price of Palm Oil Will Begin To Drop As Soon As Rain Begins Within The Country.


As At Then, The Price of 1 Bottle of Palm Oil Was At 2,000 Naira At The Rural Farm-gate In The Villages of Cross River State.


Two Days After The Rainfall, The Price of 1 Bottle of Palm Oil Dropped From 2,000 Naira To 1,500 Naira.


Just Recently, On Sunday - Another Heavy Rain Fell in The Rural Regions Causing The Price of 1 Bottle of Palm Oil To Fall Down From 1,500 Naira To 1,300 Naira.



As It Usually Is The Case; As We Continue To Experience HEAVIER DOWNPOURS of Rains, It Is Expected For The Price of Palm Oil To Continue Dropping!


This is Not A GUESS!
This is Not An Hypothesis!


This is A LAID DOWN FACT Where The NATURAL LAWS Governing The Weather INTER-RELATES With The HUMAN LAWS of DEMAND And SUPPLY.






Now, The Main Question is:

"For The Year 2025; What PRICE RANGE Will The COST of 1 Bottle of Palm Oil Drop To - Before The Price Begins To Go Back Up Again ?"

UncleAyo:
Yoruba

Who are the Okun people of Nigeria


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Traditional dance from Kwara state

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mannobi:
Sorry, you are not original Èkìtì if you disclaim your root to ife. We from Èkìtì state came from ife. There's no town you will get to in Èkìtì from omuo to ikole, ijelu, osi, itapa, ilupeju oye, aiyegbaju, ifaki, ido, usi, igede, ilawe, aramoko, ijero, ado or ikere. We all traced our origin back to ife.

ednut1:
The ilorin beg to differ