₦airaland Forum

Dbegining:
Like someone once said, invest in Lagos at your own peril.

Lagos is lawless especially when it comes to anyone thats not Yoruba. Can you withstand the issues with agberos?

Can you withstand the tribal discrimination?

Those two things can cripple your business faster than any economic factor will. So, again, invest in Lagos at your own peril.

Quit the wailing, bro. This tired and empty rhetoric has never stopped the progress of Lagos—and it won’t now. We understand your frustration with Lagos’ development.
Same old story you’ve been regurgitating since time immemorial, but Lagos has moved on and left you behind.

Karlovych:
A man blessed with so much wisdom,

I see a drug dealing vagabond from Chicago being ejected in 2027

This I have seen

The population of Ndigbo in foreign prisons for drugs trafficking are more than some countries population.

004gist:
Okay continue with tinubu.

Am far away fighting for good governance but it seems they blinded u guys eyes with tribalism or money.

We have people dying in banue, Nasarawah. This week soldiers were killed and no single word from tinubu and u are okay with him?

When u speak the truth and obvious u said gaslight..
Tinubu has failed and ought not to remain there its simple as abc

Leave tribalism else Nigeria will fade away while smaller countries in Africa line Ghana are marching forward

You’re the one blinded by tribalism—supporting a man who performed woefully for eight years in Anambra State and has a track record as a serial party defector. Your support is based solely on tribal loyalty, because there’s nothing spectacular intellectually or performance-wise, about your so-called messiah. Yet, you turn around and accuse others for supporting candidates of their choice.

Tinubu is on the right track. Every developed nation today has gone through painful reforms before achieving prosperity. History will judge Tinubu more kindly for his bold and necessary reforms. But of course, this is something only sound minds can appreciate—not the habitual wailing of professional critics.

SlavaUkraini:
Hmmmmm 🤔 🤔 🤔

So Wike will now be receiving the 25 billion naira alerts on a monthly basis.

This is the kind of low-IQ, unintelligible news you people keep regurgitating in your WhatsApp groups—as if repeating nonsense will somehow make it true

People who know nothing about politics are once again repeating the same empty, tired rhetoric. They never learn. It's the same path they followed in 2023, which only led to heartache and premium tears. They’re on track for the same fate in 2027.

Ifyz0001:
The day igbos will start massively leaving Lagos, I bet you even Tinubu sef go beg them back.

All the hike in rent and road tax and all the rubbish Lagos is enjoying, let igbos just go back and see how the economy of lagos will crash.

They are just talking and behaving anyhow now, when igbos starts leaving enmass...


I pity Lagos

For years, certain individuals have pushed the narrative that without their presence or contributions, Lagos would somehow collapse or stagnate. Yet, despite this rhetoric, Lagos continues to grow, innovate, and lead. It is a city that has stood the test of time—not because of any single group, but because of the collective strength, resilience, and diversity of its people.

The fact remains: no one is compelled to live in Lagos. The city is open to all, but it owes no special debt to any particular group. Choosing to reside in Lagos is a personal decision, not an imposition. If anyone feels unwelcome or uncomfortable, they are free to explore other parts of the country or even the world. That’s the beauty of a democratic society and free movement.

To suggest that Lagos would crash or cease to function without certain individuals or communities reveals not only a deep misunderstanding of economics but also a level of arrogance and entitlement. Cities like Lagos thrive because they are built on systems, institutions, and vision—not on the shoulders of any one person or group.

Lagos is greater than any rhetoric. It has been shaped by history, fueled by enterprise, and sustained by governance. It will remain a beacon of opportunity and development for those who are willing to work, contribute, and respect the values that make it what it is.

In the grand scheme of things, no one is indispensable. Lagos will always be Lagos.

Wonders of the century!
A serial defector (APGA→PDP→LP) who swore to Ojukwu never to leave APGA, and a Nollywood lawyer turned politician—both accusing each other of betrayal.

When betrayal meets betrayal, hypocrisy takes center stage. 😂

One thing you can’t take away from Israel is their cutting-edge technology, intelligence gathering, precision strikes, quiet efficiency, self-determination, and never-say-die attitude.
On the other hand, Iran—despite its advanced ballistic missiles and drones—can only fire indiscriminately into Israel without achieving clear objectives. They are no match for Israel.
Israel has already achieved some of its strategic goals: degrading Iran’s ability to acquire nuclear weapons, eliminating key military commanders and nuclear scientists, and demystifying the much-hyped Iranian military strength in the Middle East.
Meanwhile, Iran has yet to demonstrate any clear-cut success in its actions against Israel

While coalitions are part of democracy, the political realities on ground strongly favour Tinubu's re-election in 2027.
Asiwaju remains a dominant force and the journey continues till 203

Exercise in futulity as usual and wild goose chase.

This coalition comprises out-of-favour politicians, politically exhausted figures, frustrated perennial losers, and habitual party defectors. Whether united or divided, their chances of unseating the master strategist in 2027 are negligible.
While such an alliance might have held weight in 2023, the current political terrain has shifted significantly. Ironically, their efforts may inadvertently bolster Tinubu’s position. Ultimately, this is an exercise in futility — the final dance of a worn-out masquerade.

In any war, both sides suffer, but one side often suffers more. In this case, Iran is likely to bear the heavier cost because it cannot match Israel in terms of precision, meticulous planning, cutting-edge technology, and strategic determination.

Israel’s objective is clear: to degrade Iran’s capacity to acquire nuclear weapons and to eliminate key Iranian military leaders and scientists. It appears they are making progress toward that goal, while Iran, on the other hand, is launching missiles indiscriminately into Israel without achieving any clearly defined objective.

We’ve said it multiple times: this coalition is bound to fail. This is the last dance of a worn-out masquerade. The opposition had their chance in the 2023 election—whether it was Atiku, Obi, El-Rufai, or Amaechi. Whether they form a coalition or run individually, they cannot displace the master strategist in 2027. The political landscape and dynamics have changed.

If you couldn’t defeat him in 2023 with all the noise, propaganda, and coordinated social media attacks, how do you plan to defeat him as a sitting president? Only the discerning understand this—not emotional political analysts. In the end, you’ll fall back on the usual propaganda and conspiracy theories, claiming the election was rigged. Get ready for another round of premium tears and crunchy defeat.

NassBoy:
When I watched the video of how those guys wanted to attack him right inside the hall he was making his speech, I felt really bad for him. It was an embarrassing moment in Kaduna.
In same Kaduna, while he was there, some angry youths destroyed his banner with that of Uba Sani(their governor).
Sincerely, I can't see Tinubu getting reelected if our votes actually count

This amounts to nothing. Even Donald Trump was shot and attacked during his campaign. He survived intense media propaganda, protests, and legal battles, yet still emerged victorious and became president. In any true democracy, opposition and differing views are inevitable—that’s the essence of the system. One thing remains clear: the 2027 election is already sealed in Tinubu’s favor.

Social media stunts and noise from politically spent forces—frustrated and out of power like El-Rufai and his likes, do not win elections. Those banking on such tactics to displace the master strategist in 2027 are merely on a wild goose chase, performing the last dance of a worn-out masquerade.

It appears that the opposition may be laying the groundwork to accuse the ruling party of rigging if they lose the 2027 election. Rather than focusing on strengthening their internal structures, they often shift blame to others for challenges that may stem from within.

The master strategist has spoken — a true democrat to the core, who fought tirelessly for the restoration of democracy.
While those criticizing him today were busy frolicking with the military junta, Asiwaju was in the trenches, risking it all for democratic freedom.

One thing is clear: you can wail, grunt, and peddle propaganda all you want — Tinubu is your President and the Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of the Federal Republic of Nigeria.
Tinubu till 2031!

The habitual wailers and perennial losers Asiwaju referred to are irrelevant and inconsequential in the grand scheme of things.

Peter Obi failed miserably during his 8 years as governor of Anambra State, yet he now presents himself as a “Mr. Know-It-All.” The same people who once criticized his poor performance have suddenly turned him into a messiah overnight—driven purely by tribal sentiment.

Under his watch, Anambra youths were killed and their bodies dumped in the Akwazu River.

If Obi truly had all these fantastic policies and ideas, why didn’t he use them to improve Anambra when he was in power?
Obi is a failure in all ramifications.

Wars aren't won with noise and narratives, but with technology, precision, and resolve — advantages the Israelis possess in abundance.
Ayatollah talks tough, but like Nasrallah, it’s all noise and no substance.

No war has ever been won through propaganda or social media frenzy; victory comes through cutting-edge technology, strategic precision, and unwavering self-determination — all of which are in favor of the Israelis.

Which people? You meant IPOB miscr. eants took pictures with Biafla Plime Milisterm?

Irrelevant and inconsequential wailing wailer.

There was nothing spectacular about Obi—intellectually or in terms of performance—during his time as governor of Anambra State. He failed woefully in a small state for eight years.
Obi is just another disaster waiting to happen. The same people who once criticized his poor performance have now turned him into a messiah overnight, as if he possesses a magic wand to fix Nigeria's problems. Ironically, these are the same 'fantastic policies' he couldn't implement in Anambra. It's all driven by tribal sentiment, not reason.

These are lies, propaganda, and distorted news.

Politically, Dalung is a spent force—just noise without influence. He and his fellow relics are completely irrelevant in today’s political equation. Anyone banking on them to unseat the master strategist in 2027 is simply signing up for premium tears and a crunchy defeat as usual.

A man who failed miserably in a small state like Anambra for eight years is now acting like Mr. Know-It-All. The same people who once criticised his poor performance have suddenly turned him into a messiah overnight, all because of tribalism. If he had all these fantastic policies, why didn’t he use them to improve Anambra when he was governor? Obi should rest, abeg!

The Iranian attack was ineffective when compared to Israel's, which took out top military figures and damaged Iran’s nuclear ambitions. Israel was surgical and strategic, while Iran just fired off missiles without a plan. Honestly, if Israel had chosen to hit back in the same careless way, Iran’s civilians and infrastructure would’ve faced devastating consequences.

The thing that united them has now torn them apart. Obi didn’t do well as governor of Anambra for eight years. He moved from APGA to PDP under Jonathan, then jumped to Labour Party, and even failed to manage that. Instead of owning his failures, he blames others.
It’s surprising how a few people turned someone with poor leadership and no strong ideas into a ‘messiah’ just because of tribalism. The truth is, Obi doesn’t have what it takes to run a complex organisation, let alone a country like Nigeria.

The very force that once united them has now caused their division. Obi's performance in Anambra State over eight years was unimpressive.
He shifted from APGA to PDP to benefit during Jonathan’s tenure, and later defected to the Labour Party.
Even within that smaller platform, he failed to provide effective leadership. Instead of accepting responsibility,
Obi often blames others for challenges of his own making. It's quite concerning that a small section of the population has elevated someone with clear leadership and intellectual shortcomings to messianic status — largely due to ethnic sentiments. Evidently, Obi lacks the capacity to lead a complex organisation, let alone a diverse and demanding country like Nigeria.

The ever-jumping party defector and 'messiah' of the Obidots seems to enjoy putting on a show — for himself and his ever-hopeful fanbase. But come 2027, history will file them all neatly into the political dustbin where forgotten dreams go.