₦airaland Forum

horlando30:
You cant serve in US army without been a citizen. You get your passport right at the training camp. His citizen cannot be revoked on useless allegations like this. It can only be revoked if the citizenship was illegal. Happy to educate your more.

horlando30:
Nobody can deport him. He is already a US citizen. Hater

FarahAideed:
“I swore an oath to defend the Constitution of the United States, but I cannot attack and kill my own parents because of a false accusation of killing Christians in my country.”

Suleman Isah Isah
Nigerian-born U.S. soldier from Kano.

Suleman made headlines in 2020 when he married his American wife whom he met on Instagram.

https://x.com/DejiAdesogan/status/1985014225907933443?t=vGecml7HXXDvBJAAGNyUKQ&s=19[/quote]This those one has lost his job So long you a US army u must obey every command.

hafeeanubasy:
Yet a Christian was your CDS for good 2yrs.are there no Christians among your army chiefs

hafeeanubasy:
Whoever thinks this is just about fighting for Christians has avery poor knowledge of international politics.

TINUBU has refused to be this guy puppet.
He has rejected so many condescending offers and theg are not really comfortable with it


Are Ukraine people Muslims?

LibertyRep:
Action in Nigeria as how? Invade a sovereign nation?

I think this genocide claim is becoming a subterfuge for something sinister.

Assist Nigeria to tackle this insecurity and not take action uninvited.

Sannisege:
They want Nigeria to be like America but they don't want to pay taxes. They all rush to Canada where everything is taxed but they don't want tax in Nigeria. How will local refineries like Dangote break even if cheaper fuel is imported from other countries? If you can't afford imported fuel that carries 15% tax, then buy locally refined fuel. Shikena!

Melagros:
COMRADES, where are the new military chiefs? The old ones were disengaged because of their inability to finish the bandits, let's see what you guys can do about it

NOGRUDGES:
Wike no want to allow him enemies rest for this contree, steady 🌶️ 🌶️ rodo for them. The man fit afford the tickets, him business partners for Europe fit charter flight for am. Who done big done big.
If all the ministers and governors do wetin wike dey do consistently for the past 10 years in terms of infrastructure the terrain for done change.
Ride on na who work better go follow.

matasinc:
How far.... Is it becoming real now?

RetroviralS:
The day I found out I was HIV positive, everything in the world went silent for me.

Growing up, nobody talked about HIV where I’m from. We talked about malaria, typhoid, and sometimes “that cough that won’t go.” But HIV? It was a whisper, something that lived in other people’s stories, never ours.

I met Tunde during my NYSC year. He was charming, always the first to volunteer during health outreaches. We started dating, slowly, quietly. We both believed we were being careful. Until the day I fell sick.

At first, I thought it was just stress. Then came the fever, the weight loss, and the fatigue that made getting out of bed feel like a punishment. I went to a small clinic in town. They suggested a test. I agreed. Minutes later, the nurse returned, her eyes soft but heavy.

“It’s reactive,” she said.

My ears rang. My chest went cold. The word reactive replayed in my head like a song I didn’t want to hear. I sat there, staring at nothing. When I finally spoke, my voice cracked.

“What do I do now?”

The nurse handed me a referral note and told me to start treatment immediately. But where? In my town, people talked, and stigma traveled faster than sound.

I almost gave up until I found Retroviral Solutions (RVS) online. They offered discreet delivery of ARVs and test kits. I hesitated before clicking “contact.” That message changed my life.

The next morning, an RVS agent called. Warm, calm, no judgment. They explained how I could receive my medication without stepping into a crowded clinic.
Days later, my first pack of ARVs arrived at my doorstep, neatly packed with a note that read:

“You’re not alone in this journey.”

That line broke something open in me. The silence. The shame. The fear. It reminded me that managing HIV isn’t just about medicine. It’s about being treated with dignity.

Today, I’m healthy, working, and helping others who are afraid to take that first step. Because I know what it means to feel invisible and what it feels like to be seen again, especially in a country like Nigeria, where stigma runs deep.

If you or someone you know needs HIV treatment or discreet support, reach out to RVS. We’re here for every step of your journey.

Everyone reacts differently, some cry, some go numb, some pretend it’s not real.

What do you think is the first thing that comes to a person's mind when a positive result is handed to them?

Sonnobax15:
. How many of your politicians who have stolen away our future have been banished? in as much as I hate crime,but in a situation whereby the law only applies to the poor and avoids the rich is one thing I will never be in support of..

Shame on the community leaders,the mother's and the youths

pappilo:
An total idi@t. Joking with cancer. If you have been through the pains of cancer, the treatment and the mental stress of its aftermath you wont joke about this.

And the courts encourage early/out of court settlement. If this was a real case all the hospital would have to donis produce this video to the judge and her case will be thrown out for refusal to even consider an out of court settlement. The court should be a last resort.

ibawon:
You'll think this happens in movies only. My Daughter was wrongfully diagnosed with HIV. I had to take her to 2 separate hospital, that voided the earlier diagnosis. Ordinary Malaria ooo

Houseontherock1:
I doubt it happened in a private hospital

Naustine:
My cousin was diagnosed of tuberculosis here I. Nigeria, he was taking the drugs for years, till he went to France and they told him he's never had tb but just cold.. they told him if he had taken Thor meds for another 3 months he would have become deaf.. till today he uses a hearing aid

orikoku:
These guys funny, I swear. They started by saying don’t run don’t run, but eventually the person who say don’t run ran faster than the rest.

hakeemhakeem:
Threatened who? wike that single handed pressing and hold pdp by the jugular ,is what newbies will look into his eyes.those SS governors aren't mature enough to handle wike take it or leave it

arejibadz:
Why can't the government just close the borders and flush them out

Afrojuju2017:
I think Nigerians really shouldn't be too invasive about the personal health of public figures.

Steve Jobs had cancer and no one knew until it [b]became very terminal, [/b]people should have some degree of privacy when it concerns their health, when they become incapacitated under prolonged illness and can't perform their tasks per the constitution then we can ask them to resign.

theredaddy:
Asides not building there standard Vvip hospitals in Nigeria

I think the may problem of Politicians is " Trust" .... they see enemies everywhere,.. they avoid Nigeria hospitals because of guilt,
will the doctors n Nurses i looted there constituency allowances overlook it when my life is in there hands

if opposition get a hold of my health record, hospital & staffs are easily bought

Lets just say No peace for the wicked

FreeStuffsNG:
It's obvious that you didn't read their false account or ignored the duplicity in their account.

But for credible update from Western Post and Punch, many would have thought that the poor man was dying. While saharareporters falsely slanted the account, we now know that he was ill and had been receiving treatment at home for days, eating fine and
[b]only left for overseas yesterday [/b]likely to see his UK Healthcare service provider and rest away from work and politics.

I am so happy with the progress he has made. He is not down with stroke and wasn't rushed overseas for emergency.
Patriotic Nigerians will keep praying for his full recovery.


Smh.

Why are you not living up to the standard of integrity you demand from those you troll daily?

destinychildolu:
Buildings that we also be rebuilt by Israel and USA. And of course, lots of lives even though they don't care

Kobojunkie:
Not in my book, given there are so many other women who similarly raised their sons and still worked on themselves so their sons would be proud of them too.

FreeStuffsNG:
IDF confirmed Wednesday that Staff Sgt. Tamir Nimrodi, an Israeli soldier who was kidnapped alive by Hamas on October 7, was killed in an Israeli airstrike in Gaza two days after the war began — while still in captivity.

We knew all along that they were not hostages but soldiers captured by Hamas. It was too much disgrace to them that such a huge number of their soldiers were captured by Hamas.

Most of the dead captured soldiers were killed by Israeli bombs. Smh

May God console all.

I.C.C must get justice for babies, children, women and civilian Gaza genocide victims

ambale:
Peter Obi almost pulled a surprise the last time out without any known bigwig support

If the people are ready that seat sef no go contain all of them

chicfarmer:
Fergie, you sabi naija politics pass me, but don't you think that wike is holding control of pdp just to use it as leverage sometime down the road？It can come in handy for wike and certain elements later later o. Abi wetin you think？You know say as former ruling party the stem may be dead but the roots can be revived later later. Wike no small like that o 😁

Focusmind:
I wonder how Atiku and Obi would be feeling right now

These duo had the best of chances in 2023 but ego did not allow any one of them to step down for the other, buoyed by the mob supporters they had, thinking that the coast was clear. Sadly, PBAT calculated and took his chances. The rest is history. In this life, always weigh your chances and see if you could settle for less for something bigger in the future.

Obi allowed emotions to betrayed him and he has lost out - As it is, the momentum is with PBAT. Obi and Atiku had the best of chances to pair each other and coast home to victory but each of them was moved his own vaulting ambition. It was even worse on the Obi case as he ran with Atiku in 2019. What Atiku wanted was for them to pair again for 2023 and possibly make a way for him in 2031 but no! the movement that came onboard thought that Obi would sail through.

Any body campaigning for any other candidate is just wasting his time - the ticket and presidency is sure for PBAT. I am surprised that neither Atiku nor Obi have said any since the wave of defection started. Congratulations to PBAT!!