₦airaland Forum

I will always claim my freedom of speech as my own. I refuse to remain silent in exchange for patronage or a "blessing." My hands are capable, and my signature is my own.

My people suffer from a lack of knowledge, but I do not lack it. Consider this: if every inventor and technologist whose creations you use today had been silenced, where would we be? Progress depends on the free expression of ideas.

I am an inventor. I do not beg for help; I build with the knowledge I possess. My value as an African man, and the future of my country, is rooted in my ability to express myself through technology, research, and innovation.
The day should never come where you are asked to surrender your right to breathe or to speak as a condition for someone's help. I am an inventor, not a servant.

ChidiebereS:
When Apostle Johnson Suleman speaks, you know it’s going to be 🔥 and this latest clip is no exception.

In this short but deeply convicting message, he reveals how a lack of spiritual sensitivity can make you offend the very person God sent to lift you up!

In his words, “When you lack spiritual sensitivity, you will offend who is meant to bless you. God can speak through anything, anyone, and anywhere. When you go where God has not sent you, your protector becomes your adversary.”



This is a message every believer needs to hear, especially in times when discernment is rare and distractions are many. Apostle Suleman reminds us that God still speaks through unusual vessels, just as He spoke through a donkey in Numbers 22:28.

Bible Reference: Numbers 22:28
Watch Video Here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mu87G2DJiog

What are your thoughts, Nairalanders?
Have you ever missed a blessing because you weren’t spiritually alert?
Or has God ever spoken to you through an unexpected source?

Let’s talk 👇

If the United States government is considering sanctions against Nigeria, it is crucial that they be designed with precision and humanity. Broad, blanket sanctions that target the entire nation are counterproductive. They inflict severe hardship on the ordinary Nigerian citizen the very people already suffering from a lack of security and good governance while the political class often remains insulated from the consequences.
The politicians and officials in charge of our security and resources are the ones who should be held directly accountable. Therefore, I strongly advise that any potential sanctions be specifically targeted.
By focusing the pressure directly on those in power, you create a compelling incentive for them to act in the nation's best interest. Sanctioning the nation as a whole only deepens the suffering of the masses without compelling change from the elite. Smart sanctions force responsibility where it belongs

Great100000:
[b]Alleged Genocide: US Congressman Says Trump May Adopt Sanctions Than Military Action In Nigeria



Sources: https://saharareporters.com/2025/11/12/alleged-genocide-us-congressman-says-trump-may-adopt-sanctions-military-action-nigeria

https://tribuneonlineng.com/trumps-threat-new-twist-as-us-congressman-proposes-sanction-on-nigeria/

https://www.google.com/amp/s/punchng.com/killings-us-lawmaker-allays-invasion-fear-as-fg-engages-trump/%3famp

Sunu!!! Submission analysis. PRO. for Church girls.
GNS 101 Critical thinking everybody's entitled to HIS/HER opinion. What were you doing in you 100 level. Go schoolyou go bank of school.


THE ONLY THING THAT WILL HIT HIS HEAD IS YOUR LEVEL OF UNDERSTANDING. ZERO OVER HUNDRED

HisaacPlus:
I'm

Your submission is dead on arrival!
If that is what's obtainable from your environment -from your mother, aunts, sisters and cousins, that can't be used to judge every female soul attending church.
I am sorry if this revelation hits you bad 😞

No words for you. Next conduct a personal research before agreeing to anything. The commender

SeeWahala:
Wow! You surprised me here today.

Small small the brain don dey full back.

I commend you 👏

I for send you video proof but you're not worth my time. Move along critical thinking everybody is entitled to his/her opinion

Sonnobax15:

Lies from the deepest part of hell

How on earth would opay do that without your consent or logging into the opay app?

Make una dey lie small small abeg,cuz some of una lies dey make us dey hungry unnecessarily

Most times, women use emotions to influence situations or gain sympathy from others and society often takes their side without knowing the full story. It’s important to stay aware of emotional manipulation, no matter who it comes from.

You've been warned ⚠️

Unlimitedwords:
Celebrity Carpenter Moses Amiebenomo, Granted Bail, Says He's Confident Justice Will Prevail


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PasuorDEYuM?si=YsrpcXRtueUStTdF



https://www.abujapress.com/2025/11/celebrity-carpenter-moses-amiebenomo.html

If he wants to practice favoritism, he should do that at his own risk by creating his own private company and using his personal estate, not Nigeria’s land
Under Nigerian law, land can only be revoked for public interest, such as when building a community school, hospital, road, market, or other public facility. Anything outside that is illegal.
Revoking one person’s land just to give it to another individual or company is favoritism and a violation of the law. Nigeria is not a personal business or a private company.
Now tell me, who is the lawless one
Lt AM Yarima fought for all Nigerians that very day. It is a reminder that holding political appointments does not give you the power to abuse citizens' right to own property anywhere in Nigeria.

San were dey lie
The Nigerian Army's mission is to defend Nigeria's sovereignty and territorial integrity against all internal and external threats, as mandated by the constitution. This includes protecting citizens, maintaining law and order, and supporting civil authorities to restore peace during insurrections or other crises.
I classify this has OTHER CRISES. #NIGERIA #GODBLESSNIGERIA #GODBLESSNIGERIAARMY #GODBLESSNIGERIANAVY #GODBLESSNIGERIAAIRFORCE #THANKYOUFORYOURSERVICES #integrity

FreeStuffsNG:
https://punchng.com/naval-officer-in-face-off-with-wike-breached-the-law-san/

nairalandkachy1:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vu7H9Xdl3XY


https://www.tvcnews.tv/sss-official-releases-details-of-how-judge-allegedly-took-bribes/

The Nigerian Army's mission is to defend Nigeria's sovereignty and territorial integrity against all internal and external threats, as mandated by the constitution. This includes protecting citizens, maintaining law and order, and supporting civil authorities to restore peace during insurrections or other crises.
I classify this has OTHER CRISES. #NIGERIA #GODBLESSNIGERIA #GODBLESSNIGERIAARMY #GODBLESSNIGERIANAVY #GODBLESSNIGERIAAIRFORCE #THANKYOUFORYOURSERVICES

If he wants to practice favoritism, he should do that at his own risk by creating his own private company and using his personal estate, not Nigeria’s land
Under Nigerian law, land can only be revoked for public interest, such as when building a community school, hospital, road, market, or other public facility. Anything outside that is illegal.
Revoking one person’s land just to give it to another individual or company is favoritism and a violation of the law. Nigeria is not a personal business or a private company.
Now tell me, who is the lawless one
Lt AM Yarima fought for all Nigerians that very day. It is a reminder that holding political appointments does not give you the power to abuse citizens' right to own property anywhere in Nigeria.

ariesbull:
My cousin ended her five-year marriage the day she found out her husband cheated. We all begged her to think twice, to calm down before walking away. But she was done. She packed her things, took her two kids, and left.

For a year, the man went from one relative to another, begging for forgiveness. He apologised, promised to change, did everything a repentant man would do. But she stood firm. “I deserve better,” she said.

She got her own place, started afresh, and later met a married man who treated her well. For a while it looked like she had found peace until his wife showed up one morning and scattered everything. The man disappeared, and she was left humiliated.

Not long after, another man came along. He stayed just two months before running off when money became an issue. No message, no explanation.

Then came an Alhaji who promised marriage but only if she sent her sons back to their father. He said he could not raise another man’s children. She ended it right there.

Three years later, she woke up one morning and asked herself, what if I go back? The man still loved her, the kids missed him, and maybe time had softened her heart.

So she went to his house early that morning, ready to reconcile. But a pregnant woman opened the door. Her ex-husband had moved on.

It has been over ten years now. The woman who once turned heads no longer does. The suitors stopped coming. Her kids are back with their father, cared for by their stepmother who now has two of her own.

Life does not always give you a second chance. Sometimes pride takes what pain never could.

Maliq

If na me be the man I go marry 4 wives join

biblical knowledge most men are polygamous.
No ask me. Ask king Solomon. Oh!! I forget e wise pass you. (The wisest man) na Bible talk am.

buygala:
Some questions that I ponder on in view of this military/civilian conflict are:

1.........Did anyone compel these soldiers to join the military?...Why the excessive anger and disgust towards civilians?

2......Are they working for free so that Nigerians owe them so much?...They get paid while their bosses have almost equal access as top politicians to the Nation's treasury ....So what exactly is the reason for the sense of entitlement and feeling that they are above the law of the land?

3.......If they demand these extreme respect because they die defending the country, what then should accrue to the thousands who have died due to the failure of the country's security architecture?....We should worship those ones as gods and prophets then?...Isn't everyone at risk of dying in this country as it is presently anyway?...

4....While these soldiers have security in numbers and availability of ammunition to fight insurgents, ordinary Nigerians have mostly only their guts and instincts to protect them from the same criminals ....in fact some people in remote areas, long distance drivers and travellers are at risk of facing these criminals without any armed colleagues or ammo to back them up...Are these people also to demand exception from the laws of the land because they are brave enough to face criminals even unarmed?

Lastly, this "a General is always a General" talk, what law backs it up?...If it is true, what law is a retired General subject to then?...Civil law or martial law?...if he is subject to martial law, how then can be labelled "Retired" and not sent to war like his mates?....If he is subject to only civil law after retirement, how then is he still a General?...and if he is retired and still a General, what and which soldiers is he commanding, and to where exactly is he doing so?

What exactly is going on in this Country ?

The Nigerian Army's mission is to defend Nigeria's sovereignty and territorial integrity against all internal and external threats, as mandated by the constitution. This includes protecting citizens, maintaining law and order, and supporting civil authorities to restore peace during insurrections or other crises.
I classify this has OTHER CRISES. #NIGERIA #GODBLESSNIGERIA #GODBLESSNIGERIAARMY #GODBLESSNIGERIANAVY #GODBLESSNIGERIAAIRFORCE #THANKYOUFORYOURSERVICES

Sharp guy. He can see it already happening. Unfortunately it too late for him

If he wants to practice favoritism, he should do that at his own risk by creating his own private company and using his personal estate, not Nigeria’s land
Under Nigerian law, land can only be revoked for public interest, such as when building a community school, hospital, road, market, or other public facility. Anything outside that is illegal.
Revoking one person’s land just to give it to another individual or company is favoritism and a violation of the law. Nigeria is not a personal business or a private company.
Now tell me, who is the lawless one
Lt AM Yarima fought for all Nigerians that very day. It is a reminder that holding political appointments does not give you the power to abuse citizens' right to own property anywhere in Nigeria.

The Nigerian Army's mission is to defend Nigeria's sovereignty and territorial integrity against all internal and external threats, as mandated by the constitution. This includes protecting citizens, maintaining law and order, and supporting civil authorities to restore peace during insurrections or other crises.
I classify this has OTHER CRISES. #NIGERIA #GODBLESSNIGERIA #GODBLESSNIGERIAARMY #GODBLESSNIGERIANAVY #GODBLESSNIGERIAAIRFORCE #THANKYOUFORYOURSERVICES

Rebuker:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x2bc0HERjhM?si=C5Hjzuatg0m3dV6_

It took our brother a kidney to prove is love.
Man dey suffer.

The Chairman of the Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN) in the 19 Northern States are use to turning a blind eye.

Prioritizing religion over education and industry is what has impact Nigeria social development and progress.
Church ⛪️ buildings are bigger that factory and instead of enriching it people it collects the little they have

princeade86:
Hmmmm. God will help us. What u doing, can u stand it

Same way Jesus that cone from Nazareth will hlep you that come from Great benin kingdom.
African left their Ancestors to follow someone ancestor from Nazareth. A man without history is a slave on the face of the universe.

It sounds like your friend is going through a tough time, and you're genuinely concerned about their well-being. 🤝 That's really noble of you!

Firstly, kudos to you for recognizing the potential conflict of interest here. It's great that you're thinking carefully about this situation.

Here's what I'd suggest: have an open and honest conversation with your friend. Let them know you value your friendship and you're willing to help, but you want to make sure they're making an informed decision.

This approach shows you care about your friend's well-being and are willing to help, while also ensuring the transaction is fair and transparent. 📝

If your friend is adamant about selling and you're still interested in buying, consider getting a professional valuation of the property to ensure a fair price. You could also offer to help your friend explore other options, like a loan or financial assistance, if they're struggling to make ends meet.

Ultimately, prioritize your friendship and make a decision that feels right for both of you. 🤝

one billion us dollars equals ₦1,436,660,000,000.00



What about the rest money dey borrowed

So I was chilling with my guy the other day, just gisting as usual, when out of nowhere he leaned in and said:

“Bro, abeg borrow me some small money, I go return am sharp-sharp.”

Now, me I know this my friend. If money enter his hand, to get it back is like asking NEPA to bring light during heavy rain — very rare. And I didn’t want wahala to spoil our friendship. So I just smiled and said, “Guy, I no get oh. Things dey tight.”

He gave me that look like he didn’t believe me, but he kept quiet.

As we were still talking, registering for something on my phone, all of a sudden — BEEP! — loud like siren. My OPAY app just shouted: “Payment received!”

I froze. My guy’s eyes lit up like Christmas tree.

Ah-ahn! You no get money abi? So what is this alert I’m hearing live and direct? he asked, already stretching his neck to peep my screen.

I quickly checked my settings, and guess what? The notification sound for OPAY was turned off. Completely silent. Yet, OPAY betrayed me. It went behind my back and screamed my alert out loud like town crier.

At that point, my friend didn’t even need me to explain. OPAY had already testified against me in public court.

Now tell me, my brother — can I sue OPAY for exposing my financial secrets like that? Because that beep nearly ended my friendship! 😂

The Lagos State Government has not banned okada in every part of Lagos, but rather restricted their operations on major highways and specific areas

From Fainting to Funny: Witness Testimony Laughter Amidst Tear Gas

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wYoZuo7fD8g?si=uASk_Mug8C0XVV3J

Good day fellow Nigerians,

Lagos State is grappling with a pressing issue concerning the Lagos State Task Force's recent actions. The task force has been accused of overstepping by harassing commercial bike riders in the Ikotun area. On August 4, 2025, at approximately 2:30 PM, the task force confiscated over 50 bikes at Ile-Iwe bus stop and shot tear gas, causing a young girl to faint.

These commercial bike riders, popularly known as "okada" riders, provide essential transportation services to the community, ferrying people to their homes and bus stops without driving on highways as prohibited. However, the task force's actions seem extortionate, seizing bikes and demanding money for their release without warning.

This affects not just the riders but also the community, with 80% relying on these bikes for daily activities. The incident has sparked concerns about the task force's methods and the impact on families relying on these bikes for livelihood.

*Key Questions:*

- *Purpose of Seizure*: What's the purpose of seizing bikes if they're returned after collecting money?
- *Tax Utilization*: How is the daily tax paid by bike riders being utilized?
- *Livelihood Impact*: What happens to families relying on these bikes for livelihood?

Taking away 50 bikes affects 50 families and potentially 250 people, considering each family has 4-5 dependents. This action has severe implications for society, causing financial suffering, loss of livelihood, and economic hardship.

*Call to Action:*

The government must investigate and find better ways to manage the transportation system, ensuring justice for the bike riders and the community. According to CSP Shola Jejeloye, Chairman of the Taskforce, the operation aims to restore order and protect lives on major highways and bridges where okada operations have been prohibited ¹.

We need answers and justice for the bike riders and the community. Attached are testimonies from a commercial bike rider and the owner of the store where the girl collapsed, providing firsthand accounts of the incident.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5O_HKVsAMRs?feature=shared

Story covered by Olaide Olurinde
Writing by The Unchained.

At Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport, Abuja, not too long ago, the legendary Fuji musician K-1 De Ultimate was reported to have had a heated encounter with airport officials. Words were exchanged, tempers flared, yet at the end of it all… no prison cell, no remand order — just an apology sent to him later. Life went on.

Fast forward to Murtala Muhammed International Airport, Lagos. A young woman named Comfort (ironically in a most uncomfortable situation) found herself in a dispute with staff of a local airline — ibom Air. Allegedly, she refused to switch off her phone and instead put it on flight mode. Upon landing, she was blocked from exiting the plane for over 30 minutes, and the incident escalated.

Instead of handling it through proper aviation security procedures, she now faces remand in prison — while in Abuja, an older, male celebrity was met with apologies.


Why this is not justifiable

1. Disproportionate treatment – Similar or even worse incidents have been resolved with apologies when public figures were involved.


2. Improper procedure – Airline crew have no legal right to detain passengers post-landing without handing them over to airport security immediately.


3. Passenger rights – Under Nigerian Civil Aviation Regulations, passengers must be treated with dignity regardless of their status.


4. Double standards – Justice must be consistent, not dependent on fame, gender, or social influence.


🚨 The Question:
If a celebrated man in Abuja could walk away with an apology, why is a young woman in Lagos being treated like a criminal for an incident that should have ended with a warning or a report to NCAA?

Justice should be fair, not selective.
✊ #SayNoToDoubleStandards #AviationRights #Nigeria

Note: This is a conservative estimate it doesn’t include post-June-2024 loans, or some undisclosed short-term borrowings. Economists estimate the actual figure for the first year may be closer to ₦9–₦9.5 trillion ($11.7–$12.3 billion).

1. Publicly verifiable pre-June-2024 DMO/CBN/IMF data.


2. Credible estimates from economists and media reports for figures not fully itemized by DMO.

Loan Total (May 2023 – June 2024)

Foreign loans

World Bank loans:

June 2023: $750 million (Power & Governance reforms)
August 2023: $500 million (Women’s Empowerment Project)
December 2023: $1.5 billion (Economic Stabilization & Budget Support)

Total World Bank: $2.75 billion

AfDB loan:
Nov 2023: $134 million (Agriculture sector)

Other bilateral/multilateral:

Various: ~$200 million from Islamic Development Bank, France’s AFD, and JICA.

Foreign loan subtotal: $3.084 billion (~₦2.38 trillion at ₦770/$ average 2023 rate)

Domestic borrowing

Nigeria’s 2023 supplementary budget and early 2024 budgets were largely financed through local bond issuances.

DMO reported new domestic debt in Tinubu’s first year of about ₦6.07 trillion.




Total New Debt (May 2023–June 2024)

Foreign: ₦2.38 trillion

Domestic: ₦6.07 trillion
≈ ₦8.45 trillion new debt added in his first 13 months.
At mid-2024 exchange (~₦770/$), that’s about $10.97 billion.


What ₦8.45 trillion could have built

Using Nigerian infrastructure cost benchmarks:

Highways: ~₦1.5 trillion could build 1,000 km of dual carriage highways.

Hospitals: ~₦300 billion could build 50 ultra-modern 500-bed hospitals nationwide.

Rail: ~₦3 trillion could fund 300 km of standard gauge railway.

Power plants: ~₦1.2 trillion could build 2 large 1,000 MW gas power plants

Water & sanitation: ~₦200 billion could provide pipe-borne water systems for 500 towns.

Now wey 9mobile don turn T2, wetin go happen to we wey don do yearly subscription? For like two months now e just dey show no network. Dem go refund us our money back?