₦airaland Forum

VeryWickedMan:
Notice it's not like the usual one where people just get by? It's not that things are tough but things are nonexistent. No business, no customers, high fuel price, zero electricity, rising costs and tarriffs.



That's the goal and it's working.
Brace yourselves.

Good day.

Yes..you are right, they deliberately pushed trump to atack Iran so that the cost of petrol will go up and othet attendant inflationary figures

Titopeblog:
If ain’t working out, walk out - Nigerian man says as he shares his before-and-after divorce photos


https://www.titopeblog.com/2026/03/from-marriage-to-freedom-nigerian-mans.html?m=1



Credit: Henry Soma Anyaji

You mean he started bleaching after divorce?

noleflendum:
Why is it that Peter Obi is consistently seen visiting other politicians, such as Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso, Tambuwa, Atiku, Malami Seyi Makinde Seriake Dickson, Sheikh Ahmed Gumi etc, while there are hardly visible reports of those same politicians visiting him in return?

Because he is not always at home

Sonnobax15:

A religion that sees people of the same faith as less and inferior simply because of their skin complexion .

That ain't no religion, but ,a cult of the highest order.

Go and read your history this is not about Religion, but about indecent humans with wrong views and values.

There are racist in every religion as there are grounded decent people every where.

There are many adherent of christianity today that are racist, The US have a significant christian population and for many years racism and segregation was being promoted even from the pulpit. A lot of the Nazis are christians. The western world were christians when they consider blacks sub-humans.

So stop making this about religion, it is about values that you allow to grow in your heart, the ones you teach your children and the ones you hold dear.

I am prety sure the guy that chooses to mary the arab is a muslim, is he also racist?

Omalicious1:
But they can't declare Fubara the APC leader in Rivers State...what a comedy. Smh

Really, are you speaking out of ignorance ,dullness or just misguided hatred.


As of early 2026, Siminalayi Fubara is recognized as the leader of the All Progressives Congress (APC) in Rivers State, according to a statement attributed to the party’s national chair in January 2026. This follows significant political realignments within the state.
Key points as of March 2026:
Leader: Siminalayi Fubara.
Context: This leadership position follows the political shifts occurring after the 2023 governorship election.
National Context: The APC continues to organize its national structure, with a 2026 national convention committee recently formed.
Note: Rivers State politics is often characterized by intense factionalism, and the political landscape can shift rapidly.
AI can make mistakes, so double-check responses

enemyofprogress:
Tinubu’s Washington Problem Is Real, and No London Photo-Op Can Save Him

By Kio Amachree

Let us stop pretending that all is well.

Bola Ahmed Tinubu has a serious problem in Washington, and it is getting worse.

First came the U.S. court orders. In April 2025, a federal judge ordered the FBI and DEA to release records tied to Tinubu. Then in February 2026, Judge Beryl Howell lost patience with the delays, rebuked the agencies, demanded sworn explanations, imposed a release timetable, and ordered continuing status reports. That is not a trivial development. That is a sign that this matter is alive, active, and serious. 

Then came the political humiliation.

Nigeria was redesignated by the United States as a Country of Particular Concern in late October 2025 over religious-freedom abuses, a major diplomatic blow to any government that wants to be seen as credible, stable, and in control. By January 22, 2026, Abuja and Washington had to set up a special joint working group just to address the damage from that designation. That is not the posture of a respected partner. That is the posture of a government under pressure. 

Then came the desperate public-relations scramble.

Nigeria hired U.S. lobbyists in a $9 million effort to “communicate its position” to Washington as criticism mounted over insecurity and the treatment of Christians. At the same time, First Lady Remi Tinubu went to Washington for the National Prayer Breakfast, appeared on conservative U.S. media, and met lawmakers as part of the same broader influence campaign. Nine million dollars spent, the First Lady dispatched, the full charm offensive activated, and yet the core problem remains. Tinubu still looks like a leader trying to repair trust he does not have. 

And now the security optics are even more damaging.

Reuters reported on March 21, 2026 that the United States has multiple MQ-9 drones operating in Nigeria alongside about 200 U.S. troops providing intelligence and training support. Whether Abuja likes it or not, that is the image of a country viewed in Washington not as a normal democratic success story, but as a worsening security problem. 

Put all of this together and the picture is ugly.

A president with unresolved U.S. records hanging over him.
A country branded by Washington as a Country of Particular Concern.
A $9 million lobbying campaign that reeks of desperation.
A First Lady sent to plead Nigeria’s case in America.
U.S. troops and drones on Nigerian soil because insecurity is spiraling.

This is not strength. This is weakness dressed up as diplomacy.

Tinubu’s supporters may still choose fantasy over facts. They may tell themselves that a state visit to Britain, a few smiling photographs, and establishment handshakes in Europe will solve the problem. They will not. London cannot erase a U.S. federal court order. Paris cannot bury FBI and DEA files. No friendly foreign capital can wash away the stain of a government that has had to spend millions begging Washington to change its mind while America simultaneously brands Nigeria a serious violator and deepens its own military footprint inside the country. 

This is why I believe Tinubu’s political danger is not coming from the usual noise in Abuja. It is coming from the collision between old records, present insecurity, and foreign distrust.

Once the remaining documents come out, Nigerians may discover that the problem was never just bad governance.

It was that the man at the top had become a liability to the very foreign powers whose approval he desperately needed.

And when that truth lands fully, many of his supporters will be shattered.

Because the real story may turn out not to be that Tinubu was protected.

It may be that he was useful, until he became too expensive to protect.

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Meaningless write up, totaly illogocal

Franklin242:
I live in the UK. To be honest with you guys. They are interested in your oil. The Iran war has made importation of oil from Middle East difficult and they can’t deal with banned Russia.

The only alternative at the moment is Africa. That’s the reason for all the romance nothing more.

Yah, though I need to point out to you that when they get the oil, they wont drink it, it is so that someone like you will have fuel to drive on the road.

I also want to point out that your view would have made more sense if not that the trip had been planned well ahead of the US attack on Iran.

richiemcgold:
I agree that Papa Ajasco is a copyrighted name which he can't use personally. But I disagree with the part of the agreement where he must seek official approval from WAP before accepting advert jobs. That's not a good agreement.

Then we can easily assume that you don't know the meaning of copyright and we wont be wrong.

AMINDA:
If Buhari worked against Tinubu, he wouldn't have emerged as president. Buhari was neutral and rightly so, in an election that his Vice, Osinbajo was also contesting. Fastforward to 2026 and it's now clear what Osinbajo was trying to tell Nigerians. "Vote for who you know, don't vote for who you do not know". Why is Tinubu so desperate in being the only candidate on the ballot come 2027? This has never happened before. Elrufai who came all out to support Tinubu, how was he repaid?

Buhari or at least his crew weren't neutral, they were totally against Tinubu. You can still see most of them working against the president now.

Keyamo's the only smart one, he'll be a federal minister for 16 years by the time Tinubu's done, and still young.

Elrufai's ego and arrogance got the best of him. When Buhari turned on Tinubu after winning, did Tinubu openly fight back? No, he waited it out and stayed loyal to the president and the party, and now he's president.

Elrufai should've done the same, waited his turn for a shot at president after BAT. Now he's just made it easier for Ribadu to be the next president.

princeade86:
See when people decided to came out to vote.

No..see when people sit at home and Inec officials and party agents just write what they like.

ugodson:
Bwala can Never be trusted. For me God just wanted to punish him. But je want to use obi amd shine for the embarrassment he brought to the bwala family and to the ones yet on born

Obi is not in a position to deny what Bwala said as he was not at the meeting, only Obj and Datti Ahmed can do that and they are still alive, if Bwala lied, let them come forward and inform us.

24news:
Thousands Rally in Aba with Sowore, Demand Release of Nnamdi Kanu“Enough Is Enough”

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MKlJizQ39S4

Soyinka did more than this for them, he even went to prison, at the end of the day they turned on him

pepericozi:
This is my prediction. Many people will still join ADC because *too many cooks will spoil the broth* in APC after the primaries.

Take it or leave it.
.

Which primaries? APC will just give their tickets to the current office holders, so there'll only be contests for positions not held by APC, which aren't many.

But ADC will have contests and chaos everywhere, even for the presidency.

So, who do you think the primaries will affect the most?

Odin13:
The fear of elrufai is the beginning of wisdom to Yoruba drug lord ..
Tinubu is scared he will loose 07.. and to him he has the power and will do everything to win

Not knowing on how he plots plans and pray.. he still a space to his masters
Him keeping elrufai is already the beginning of losing his strong base the northwest that gave him 5.6 million votes that made him president

Now he has to depend on rigging.. and funny he can only rig where he’s liked..
let Obi deputized Atiku and let see how tinubu will rig election even in southwest

They feared him so much that they made him go on national TV and announce to the whole nation that he is spying on the NSA

Jegheter:
For once I agree with you. Don't mind them. Mexico City that is how many minutes from the states. It's a dream job for Reno

I just wonder what that foolish none entity Mike Arnold will write about this

Rep9jaCom:
A Nigerian lady has cried out for help after accusing her boyfriend of blackmailing her with intimate videos, Rep9ja reports.

The lady, identified as Ijeoma Patricia Ogoh, took to her Facebook page to narrate her ordeal, alleging that a man she had been dating for months secretly recorded their private moments and later demanded money from her.

According to her, she had gone to visit her boyfriend, whom she had been seeing for some months. After spending time together, she left for home without suspecting anything unusual.

However, while on her way back, she noticed he had sent her a video on WhatsApp. She decided to wait until she got home before opening it.

To her shock, she claimed the video showed a private moment between them. What made the situation worse was a voice note that allegedly followed.

She said the man threatened to share the video with members of her family if she failed to pay him the sum of two million naira.

According to her, he went as far as checking her Facebook page to gather the names of her siblings, uncles, and aunties, promising to send the clip to them.

She revealed that he had already sent the video to her sister.

In her post, she explained that her sister had involved some local youths in an attempt to confront the man.

However, she said there was a major challenge, she does not know where he lives because he always took her to an apartment whenever they met.

She added that she pleaded with him to accept two hundred thousand naira instead, but he allegedly responded by sending another clip, which she described as even more embarrassing.

Sharing her frustration, she wrote:



Her story has since sparked concern online, with many advising her to report the matter to the appropriate authorities.

https://www.rep9ja.com/viral/boyfriend-demands-n2m-threatens/

Does she not know the way to a police station?

Blackmail is a crime and police is her friend

Hemanwel:
That is the structure they claim Tinubu has. Structure of abuse of power. Structure of impunity. Structure of rigging and electoral malpractices.

He has structure but cannot get the voting bloc from his structure.

If those before him had abused the power they had, would he have still been alive, let alone been a president?

How is this your statement relevant to the discussion on ground?

attackgat:
https://saharareporters.com/2026/02/25/nigerian-immigration-officers-arrest-extort-money-youths-travelling-visit-nnamdi-kanu

You got the wrong pictures..what you need is the picture of the officers..

excomarow:
This election was rigged by APC.. ADC won AMAC. What a broad day rubbry.

We will meet at the General Election

In your alternate world abi?

philiancoop:
English no get level for Europe. But outside Europe some people dey use am gain superiority

The question was asked wrong.

The right question is what's the most widely spoken language in Europe.

And the answer to that is English, just like in the rest of the world.

English is the most important language in the world.

It's so interesting that even major countries like Germany, Russia, and China have universities where all the courses are taught in English.

Answer to your Europe widely spoken language:

English (Total): While native speakers are around 67 million, it's the most widely understood, with ~200 million total speakers including second-language users.[color=#006600][/color]

InfoGuru118:
https://verynigerian.com/electoral-act-row-opposition-reps-stage-walk-out-chant-apc-ole/



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RAi1hz68tMs?si=6FlofkU5C__kfAar

At least they didnt punch themselves, that is mature bamtabamta.

AMINDA:
APC had 21 governors in 2023 but Tinubu only won 12 states. Nearly half of those 12 were not even APC-governed states. How many Northern states with APC governors did Tinubu win in 2023? Every single vote he was able to scrap in the North was due to the efforts of the likes of Elrufai and it wasn't because he was a governor. Even Elrufai couldn't deliver Kaduna to Tinubu, hard as he tried. If according to you, Buhari's body language pointed to Atiku in 2023, is it now that the likes of Elrufai are no longer with Tinubu that the North will now vote Tinubu? Northerners will obey Buhari's last wish then. Tinubu should go build a Southern alliance and reclaim Lagos and Osun that he lost in 2023.

You're too focused on winning at the state level, you missed why BAT won the election. He didn't win all 21 states with APC governors, but he was competitive in all of them. The ones he lost, he lost by relatively low margins, and except for SE, he got over 25% in almost all states. In the end, cumulatively, he was better than the two candidates close to him, and he more than met the legal requirement of 25% in 2/3rds of the states, which, by the way, neither of the other two candidates met.

This means even if he had lost by having fewer total votes than any of the other two candidates, they still couldn't win because none of them achieved 25% in 2/3rds of the states, and BAT would be in the running for a rerun election.

He's playing a long game, while his opponents are focused on short gains.

Kukutente23:
@Op what shocked you?
Is it the price or the quality
Imagine passport going from 25k to 104k of lesser quality
Bat nor go kill us for this country

Better quality as in the new passport dey tear and is not good enough to travel? Please elaborate.

So you prefer the old days of 25k passport, 100k bribe.

Or you are one of them, Imigration officer, getting fat at our expense

Justnation:
You just exposed yourself and confirmed what I said.
Governance by tribal bigotry and propaganda is pure wickedness

You've never even applied for a passport, let alone know how long it takes, but here you are calling someone else's joy about quick processing "propaganda."

If it's propaganda, where's your own experience that proves her wrong?

Or are you just here to parrot what they told you to shout at Alaba market?

Same old response for everything, the Alaba market special.

Justnation:
All lies and propaganda.
This kind of story telling cannot win tinubu reelection, never never.
Tinubu has failed woefully

Share your own story, how many days did processing your passport took?

Or wait, Sorry you have never had an international passport in your life, born and breed in Alaba market.

Chickenandchips:
30 year Old Man Collapses and Dies After Being Choked During Intimacy

Shock and sadness have hit Kilifi County following the sudden death of a young man during a private visit to a female companion.

According To NewsVista Reporter, police confirmed that Bernard Omayo, aged thirty, visited a woman identified as Cecilia Chepkirui at her home in Mbarakani. During their time together, the incident happened unexpectedly.

A police report stated that while they were engaged in intimate pre-intimacy, Bernard reportedly choked on his saliva and collapsed. The woman quickly raised alarm and sought help from nearby neighbours.

He was rushed to Kilifi County Hospital, but doctors sadly confirmed that he was already dead on arrival.

Police officers later visited the scene and began investigations to fully understand the circumstances surrounding the death. Bernard body was moved to the Kilifi County Hospital morgue, where an autopsy will be carried out.

The tragic incident has left many residents in shock as investigations continue. Condolences have continued to pour in for the family and loved ones of the deceased.

I don't understand this concept of choking people for pleasure, I think people just copy it from porn.

Yorubastardz:
My aunt who was barren adopted a boy in 2002

Fast forward to 2025 last June.
This boy turned my aunt life upside down

He Insults her like mad. Disrespect her in front of visitors. Scold at her

This got me thinking if Adoption is worth it
Because the boy clearly don't feel connection

And during some of their outburst
He will curse her and her family.. Omo

After seeing this same pattern in 3 families
I have concluded ADOPTION IS A NO NO!!!!

Your President was practically adopted, he's the president today.

What you guys are describing is a situation where Nature (assuming there's something wrong with the kids) trumps Nurture (all the effort put into raising them).

If you show a child the right path, they won't stray from it, whether they're biological or adopted.

Kobojunkie:
Costco does not always have the cheapest anything. You should check out your local grocers weekly deals often to find good deals. 🥱🥱

But oga tell the truth, that your 75 cents for a dozen eggs na white lie

givedemwotowoto:
If shame no de catch you for lies, show us the numbers between 1999 and 2015 when Tinubu ushered in APC into power as national leader

If you can read in english, that is what you asked for.

Nigeria CPI Data (1999–2015)
1999: Score 1.6 / 10, Rank 98 out of ~99 countries
2000: Score 1.2 / 10, Rank 90 out of ~90 countries
2001: Score 1.0 / 10, Rank 90 out of ~91 countries
2002: Score 1.6 / 10, Rank 101 out of ~102 countries
2003: Score 1.4 / 10, Rank 132 out of ~133 countries
2004: Score ~1.4 / 10 (approx.), Rank 144
2005: Score ~1.9 / 10 (approx.), Rank 152 (one of the lowest rankings historically)
2006–2009: Scores remained low, typically around 2.2–2.5 / 10, with ranks in the 130–150 range (exact year-by-year varies slightly by source, but consistently poor).
2010: Score 2.4 / 10, Rank ~134
2011: Score 2.4 / 10, Rank ~143
2012: Score 27 / 100, Rank 139
2013: Score 25 / 100, Rank 144
2014: Score 27 / 100, Rank 136
2015: Score 26 / 100, Rank 136 out of 168 countries
During this period (1999–2015), Nigeria was consistently perceived as one of the more corrupt countries globally, often ranking in the bottom third or lower. The early 2000s saw particularly low scores (around 1–2/10), reflecting perceptions during the post-military transition era. Scores improved slightly after the scale change in 2012 but remained low (mid-20s/100), with little significant progress. For context, a score below 30/100 indicates serious corruption problems.