₦airaland Forum

Mariangeles:
A home.
Stability.
Continuity in bloodline.
Sense of purpose.
Motivation to succeed.
Growth.

The list goes on.

All that, you can get, if you marry right.

brain54:
They should start voting for people now on in law basis...


Not on past records, antecedents or capacity.



Who swear for us with these kind of leaders? How did it get this bad


It's okay!

abc115:

“Must everybody be a presidential candidate or governorship candidates? It’s important as opposition to bring a stronger coalition to fight the sitting government. You can’t defeat a status quo by splitting into different groups.”

— Dr Sam Amadi. pic.twitter.com/yTq8fzEwah

— Thεό Abu (@TheoAbuAgada) May 26, 2026

SmartPolician:
Okowa is likely to defeat Regina Daniel's former husband, Ned Nwoko. Afterwards, Regina will mock him!

Putindbutt:
No way, Dangote has been intentional. The Govt is not folding her arms watching the middle east war cripple the oil market. Govt have been intervening so far, granting Dangote waivers and supplying more cargoes.

treesun:
https://www.vanguardngr.com/2026/03/2027-a-party-controlling-31-states-cant-fear-adc-gov-sule/

GboyegaD:
Is it truly this bad?

Nnakatsan:
I was talking to a friend recently and she opened up about something that shocked me.

She said her husband had changed… less attention, less affection, always on his phone.

At first, she thought it was just stress. But over time, the distance became obvious.

What struck me was this — nothing “big” had happened.
No fight. No major issue.
Just slow emotional and physical disconnection.

It made me realize something…
Most marriages don’t break suddenly — they fade quietly.

I’ve been thinking a lot about this lately, especially how attraction and effort change after marriage.

For those who are married — what do you think causes this?

House2:
You had better go for Microsoft, Cisco, Apple, IBM , Amazon stocks etc

They offer more security and ROI than all the local ones bn mentioned

NaijaCars234:
Fuel prices and maintenance costs are already high, but many drivers make a mistake that silently damages their engines. Skipping regular oil changes is the main cause of engine problems in Nigeria.

Engine oil lubricates moving parts, reduces friction, and keeps the engine cool. When oil is old or low, parts grind against each other, causing heat, wear, and reduced efficiency. This leads to higher fuel consumption and poor performance. If left unchecked, engine failure can cost hundreds of thousands of Naira to repair.

Some drivers wait until the engine makes strange noises or overheats before checking oil. Others use the wrong type of oil or extend the interval between oil changes beyond the manufacturer’s recommendation. All of these habits shorten engine life.

The solution is simple. Check your oil at least once a month and change it according to the schedule in your car manual. Use the recommended oil type and quality.


No be Person Way Buy Car way get Manual go Sabi Manufacturer's recommendation for the Matter

Drivers who follow this habit save fuel, avoid costly repairs, and keep their cars running smoothly on Nigerian roads. How often do you check your engine oil? Has it affected your car’s performance or fuel usage?

Sonofgod1990:
Just because of 2.2 billion Naira not even in dollars ooo. Dis Nigeria don tire person. Make Una free dis old man to go home abeg. When bankole the formal house of rapes member stole about 38 billion Naira watin Una do am?

EvergreenDiarie:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WEzakMHbHK0?si=yrwKlcLCL8v1Wbzc

Northern Nigerians respond to Donald Trump’s alleged warning about U.S. military action in Nigeria with a shocking message:
“We are not killing Christians… we are all living together as one. But if the U.S. military invades Nigeria, our mosquitoes will fight back — your men will get malaria and fever!” 🦟💬

This viral statement has set social media ablaze, sparking debates about religion, unity, and foreign interference. Nigerians react passionately to the comments, defending their land and calling for peace and understanding among all tribes and faiths.

Is this a show of national pride or a dangerous provocation?
🕊️ Can unity truly exist despite ethnic and religious divisions?
Watch till the end and share your thoughts in the comments!

naptu2:
Man of Letters @Letter_to_Jack



https://x.com/Letter_to_Jack/status/1976905169175474320?

Man of Letters @Letter_to_Jack

DeLaRue:
People just don't understand how government borrowing works, and why borrowing is needed.

There is no country in the world that is not borrowing on a regular basis. Please name one country, if you know it. The countries that are not borrowing are probably unable to borrow because they have poor credit standing.

The USA, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, South Africa, Kenya etc are borrowing on a regular/monthly and in some cases, weekly basis.

For a developing country like Nigeria that has far more need for infrastructure that will underpin the economy 10, 20, or 30 years time, you need to borrow now, to undertake the infrastructure now.

Mr Dangote borrowed billions of dollars to build Dangote refineries. The fact that you have money in the bank does not mean you should not borrow, if you need to borrow to invest in projects that your own money is not enough to undertake. That explains why the richest people in the world are also big time borrowers. Norway has $1.7 trillion dollars in the bank, making it probably the richest country in the world, but it is still borrowing. Saudi Arabia is a heavy borrower despite having $1.2 trillion in the bank.

If you don't borrow to expand, you will be stagnant, and other people will leave you behind.

What is important is that you use borrowing for good projects, and you can afford to repay it. The good news is that Nigeria can afford to repay its loans.

And with government revenues rising exponentially, there is room for more borrowing provided it is used for beneficial projects, and the new tax law coming into effect next year will bump up government revenues to levels that Nigeria has never seen in its history.

Don't let opposition politicians deceive you with the cries of too much borrowing. If they get in, they too will borrow.

Slytiger:
https://x.com/DangoteGroup/status/1970392188266930464

iwaeda:
https://dailytrust.com/otedola-how-oil-marketers-used-depot-licences-to-siphon-n2trn-under-jonathan/