₦airaland Forum

WizkidPassFela:
Reno is such a very intelligent and factual guy. I never used to like him until now

HappyNigerian:
My friend Maikori suffered unjustly

WizkidPassFela:
elrufai deserve his karma is facing today. He also detained everyone that criticised him when he was in power. Enikure gbogbo yin

JoseDem:
Coca-Cola‘s legendary Share a Coke campaign is Here!, and this time it’s all about Gen z and everything we love: unique names, vibes, and life-giving experiences.

There’s a great feeling that comes with seeing your name on a bottle of Coke. It becomes more than just a drink; it comes with a moment, a smile, and a reason to share with friends and family. Coca-Cola brought this feeling to life when Share a Coke first launched, and now its back with 1000+ names, slangs, and squad names to celebrate the culture of sharing that’s so deeply Nigerian.

For many young Nigerians, especially Gen Z, this will be their very first Share a Coke experience, and because Share a Coke celebrates the friendships and online experiences that define this generation, 2025 is the year of creating and sharing moments that truly matter.

This time, the campaign is back bigger and bolder, with exciting prizes, unforgettable experiences, and fresh ways to celebrate everyday moments. So, whether you’re grabbing a Coke at school, at work, or celebrating those big life moments ranging from birthdays to weddings, Coca-Cola will be right there - where every sip leads to something special.

Every purchase of a Coca-Cola will give Nigerians a chance to unlock instant rewards or the life-changing opportunity to become a millionaire every week. Yes, millionaire. Yes, every week.

Coke is pulling up where the culture lives with dynamic activities and community-led experiences that bring people together through the simple joy of sharing and connection.

In a time when connections are often fleeting, Coca-Cola is giving Nigerians something tangible; a share they can hold on to.

So, the next time you pick up a can or bottle of Coke, take a look. Maybe it has your name, your best friend’s or your squad’s name It’s about you and who you will share a Coke with.

Share a Coke is here and reimagined for today’s Nigeria.

slam7000:
Why does Segun Arinze’s character has similar features as his real life self: bald head, big head and big popping out eyes?
Who designed and created these characters? Looks amateurish.

Josbreed:
Thats how animation should be sometimes, it resembles the real face of the voicer, e.g. ANTZ, Sylvester Stallone really looked likehis animated character, DISGUISE, Tom Holland and Will Smith looked like ther characters.

Mckandre:
The movie poster looks horrendous.

Like it was designed by a 9yr old.

jaxxy:
tinubu didn't win lagos, osun or abuja.

What do we calk that?

Lagos, Nigeria – An Ikeja High Court has issued a warrant for the arrest of Deacon Jide Durojaye and Pastor Wale Adejoru, both members of the Redeemed Christian Church of God, along with Ibrahim Baba Madaki and Legrande Properties Development Company. The arrest warrants stem from charges of conspiracy, forcible entry, forcible possession, and willful damage to property, offenses that contravene the Lagos State Criminal Law of 2015.

The charges were brought by the Inspector General of Police following a petition by Mr. Kingsley Osiegbu. Mr. Osiegbu alleged that the accused individuals trespassed on his property in Songotedo town, Ibeju Lekki, carting away valuables such as a smartphone, iron gate, and sand, and forcibly taking possession of the land.

During a court hearing on December 12, 2024, before Justice Abike Fadipe, the prosecution, represented by Barrister Ibrahim Mohammed, informed the court that the defendants had failed to appear despite being served with court documents. Mr. Mohammed subsequently applied for a bench warrant for their arrest, which the judge granted.

The case has been adjourned to February 6, 2025.

Heavyweights:
She's the definition of African woman🌟🌟🌟

Allotrope69:
Honestly. Reason I refused to replied his comment. He's actually an idiot.

It is a big relief to me that the case against the minors arrested over the #EndBadGovernance protest has now been withdrawn and the entire issue has been resolved.

The case in which minors were paraded in terrible physical condition as treasonable felons should not have arisen at all. That spectacle in court does not present good optics for our dear country.

Nigeria is a leader in the world and therefore we must provide leadership by avoiding cases that present us in bad light. Our security agents must be conscious of the image of the country even while seeking to enforce the laws.

Let me commend the AGF, Mr. Lateef Fagbemi, SAN, for his quick intervention after the Friday court case which set in motion the process that has eventually led to the withdrawal of the matter, as ordered by President Bola Tinubu.

I call on the Federal and State Governments as well as well-to-do individuals to come to the aid of these minors. We need to help them to achieve easy rehabilitation and reunion with their respective families.

This present situation should present us with an opportunity to resettle them into society as more responsible individuals with the chance to grow up and become skilled, patriotic, and hopeful adults.

Dr. Matthew Chima Amadi, Mazi Gburugburu, continued his statewide show of solidarity with women across Imo State, as he graced the August meetings of women in different communities in Imo State on Friday and Saturday.

Braving a mean downpour that kept most inside, Dr. Amadi's first port of call was at St. Anthony's Parish, Ibeku Okwuato, Aboh Mbaise LGA on Friday, where the women of the community were gathered to celebrate the meeting.

After visibly enjoying the singing and dancing performances put out by the women, Dr. Amadi introduced himself, assuring the women that he was one of them. He stressed the importance of August meetings to development of Ala Igbo, pointing to its origins as a developmental meeting among Igbo women after the Biafran War. Hence, he declared that anyone who downplayed the importance of women to development was wasting their time, and tasked the women present to take as much interest in governance as they took in immediate development of their families, to ensure that their efforts did not go to waste.

Concluding his speech, Mazi Gburugburu donated ₦1.5 million to the developmental initiatives of the women of Ibeku Okwuato Community, while also adding an additional ₦1 million to be shared to everyone present.

Subsequently, Mazi Gburugburu proceeded to the August Meeting of Nguru Obeama community in Aboh Mbaise LGA, where the women heartily welcomed him with loud cheers and dance performances.

Speaking to them, Dr. Amadi acknowledged the efforts of the women in carrying their families and immediate communities on their backs, and charged them to also include Imo State in their unfailing care. He observed that a bad society was especially bad on women, as they bore the brunt of mismanagement and underdevelopment.

Before he left, Mazi supported the women of the community with ₦1.5 million cash, and also donated ₦1 million cash to be shared to every woman present at the event.

Gburugburu continued his visits on Saturday, celebrating with the women of Ogbeke Obibiezema Community in Owerri North LGA.

After the offering of kola and an energetic dance performance, Dr. Amadi acknowledged all the women present and praised the happiness and vigor with which they received him, observing that only a happy woman can lead to a happy family and society at large. Pointing out the proximity of the community to his own hometown, Gburugburu affirmed that whatever affected the women affected him too, and that this was why he would work to make their circumstances better.

At the end of his speech, Dr. Amadi donated ₦1.5 million cash to the community development efforts of the women, and also gave an August meeting gift of ₦1 million cash to be shared to every woman present at the event. As the women thanked him for his generosity, prayed for him and promised him their support, he also promised to answer whenever they reached out to him.

Braving the bad roads, Dr. Amadi also honored the invitation to the August meeting of the women of Umuokpo Emeabiam in Owerri West LGA, where he was welcomed by an elaborate parade by the women of the community.

Identifying the shortcuts and hidden roads he used to take when he was young, he dispeled any doubt in the minds of the gathered women that he truly was one of them, and had grown up close to their community. He noted that he knew their problems on a personal level, and that there was no way he would ignore these problems if he was in the position to solve them.

Continuing his generous streak, Gburugburu donated ₦3 million cash to the women to help them in the projects they were undertaking, and also donated ₦1 million to be shared to all the women present at the meeting, as deafening cheers erupted from the gathered crowd.

As the women thanked Dr. Amadi for his generosity, some of the women pointed out that this was the first time they were being remembered when it was not yet election period. They also observed that only someone who truly cared could take out time to do all these when there was nothing to be gained in the short term.

In a stirring address, Archbishop JohnPraise Daniel, the Presiding Archbishop of Dominion Chapel International Churches and Chairman of the Northern Coalition of Bishops & Apostles (NOCOBA), has strongly condemned a recent threat against Senator Mrs. Oluremi Tinubu, the First Lady of Nigeria.

Expressing profound dismay, Archbishop Daniel decried the reprehensible call for violence against Senator Tinubu, labeling it as an affront to fundamental principles of religious tolerance.

He said “Any threat to Pastor Mrs Oluremi Tinubu is a threat to the President, is a threat to women, is a threat to all Christians, is a threat to all clergy and is a threat to all Nigerians”, emphasizing the gravity of the situation and its implications for the entire nation.

The Archbishop drew attention to the misuse of religion to stoke divisiveness in an already volatile political landscape, he called for resolute action within the bounds of Nigerian law.

“Every Nigerian citizen has the fundamental rights and duty to call out our leaders whenever and wherever we feel they are wrong but it must be done within the ambit of the Nigerian law,” he emphasized, stressing the importance of adherence to legal frameworks in addressing grievances.

Archbishop Daniel’s address buttressed the resilience of Nigeria’s religious fabric in the face of adversity. Despite facing backlash and threats for his stance, he reaffirmed his belief in President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s commitment to national unity and prosperity.

“Yet President Tinubu has not failed the nation. I believe he will turn the country around and we shall see Nigeria prosper once again,” he declared, exhibiting unwavering faith in the country’s leadership.

Archbishop Daniel issued a resounding call for unity and dialogue, urging immediate interfaith engagement to quell escalating tensions. “I call for an urgent interfaith dialogue that can make such utterances a thing of the past,” he urged, advocating for proactive measures to prevent future incidents of religiously motivated violence.

In a bid to institutionalize efforts towards religious harmony, the Archbishop proposed the appointment of a Special Adviser to the President on Interfaith/Religious Matters. This strategic move, he argued, would serve as a vital conduit for mitigating interreligious tensions and fostering a climate of understanding and cooperation.

He was quoted as saying, “We also call for the appointment of a Special Adviser to the President on Inter-faith/Religious Matters, who can and should be our first port of call to prevent, or deescalate such inter religious tensions.”

As Archbishop Daniel concluded his address, he invoked blessings upon Senator Mrs. Oluremi Tinubu, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, and the Federal Republic of Nigeria, reaffirming his unwavering commitment to the nation’s unity and prosperity.

Did you listen to the Senate deliberations today? What we witnessed in the Red Chamber underscores the vital role of legislative oversight and the importance of speaking truth, standing with the people, and fulfilling our constitutional roles.

Today's inquiries were those that the 9th Senate should have pursued but evidently did not, resulting in the current repercussions for their inaction.

It brought back memories of the 8th Senate's insistence on transparency and accountability. I remember when we were asking for details of the foreign loan requests brought by the Buhari administration and were portrayed as enemies of the state and obstructive to national progress.

I must acknowledge the 10th Senate's effort in even deliberating on these crucial issues.

This moment stands as a powerful reminder that the legislative arm of government must effectively play its constitutional role at all times in the interest of the people they represent, despite the personal sacrifices that may need to be made. Only then will the public and the people truly benefit.

I sincerely hope we learn from the mistakes of the past.

pasuma:
The university campus nor get location Abi na me go teach you basic marketing??

Hensard University located in Toru-Orua, Sagbama LGA, Bayelsa State, is an institution dedicated to providing quality education that focuses on entrepreneurship, innovation, ethics, practical skills, has announced tuition and general charges for the 2023/2024 academic session that starts in January.
“As part of our commitment to delivering exceptional academic programmes and maintaining a conducive learning environment, Hensard University has structured the fees to ensure continued excellence,” said Professor Dileep Kumar M, the Vice-Chancellor.
Hensard is committed to academic excellence, innovation, and holistic development of its students to prepare them for successful careers as entrepreneurs and champions of change in their various specialisations, the VC said. “Our international linkages with research institutions and organisations are behind the dual certifications from Hensard. Each of our faculties has research centres and institutes that are affiliated to organisations in Nigeria and abroad that excel in the areas,” said Kumar, a Professor of Business Organisation.

"These fees though marked in dollars can be paid in the equivalent of the Nigerian currency, Naira. Some of the teachers and other staff would be recruited from abroad in line with the international standards on which Hensard has benchmarked its operations," Prof Kumar said.

"Hensard will save Nigerians visa challenges, costs and cultural dislocations associated with studying abroad."
Tuitions for the 30 programmes across Hensard’s five faculties are:

FACULTY OF ARTS, SOCIAL SCIENCES & MANAGEMENT - $2,000 or its equivalent in Naira.
1. Department of Accounting
2. Department of Business Administration
3. Department of Political Science & International Relations
4. Department of Procurement Management & Project Management
5. Department of History and Diplomatic Studies
6. Department of Economics
7. Department of Performing and Creative Arts
8. Department of Philosophy and Religious Studies
9. Department of Languages and Linguistics.
FACULTY OF SCIENCE AND COMPUTING - $2,500 - $3,000
1. Department of Computer Science - $3,000
2. Department of Science and Laboratory Technology - $2,500
3. Department of Microbiology and Biotechnology - $2,500
4. Department of Cybersecurity - $3,000
5. Department of Physics and Electronics - $2,500
6. Department of Software Engineering - $3,000
7. Department of Data Science - $3,000
8. Department of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology - $2,500
FACULTY OF AGRICULTURAL SCIENCE - $2,500
1. Department of Agriculture Economics & Extension
2. Department of Animal Production and Husbandry
3. Department of Agronomy
4. Department of Fisheries & Aquaculture
5. Department of Forestry and Wildlife Management
FACULTY OF COMMUNICATION AND MEDIA STUDIES - $2,000
1. Department of Broadcasting
2. Department of Film & Multimedia Studies
3. Department of Journalism
FACULTY OF of ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES - $2,500 - $3,000
1. Department of Environmental Management - $2,500
2. Department of Surveying & Geo-Informatics - $3,000
3. Department of Meteorology and Climate Science - $3,000
4. Department of Geology and Geophysics - $2,500
The university also announced general charges to support various services and initiatives essential in nurturing well-rounded individuals. The general charges are as follows:
Medical deposit – N50,000
Hensard Philanthropy - N50,000
Entrepreneurship - N50,000
Research & Innovation Support Fund - N50,000
Accommodation - N200,000
The tuition, including accommodation, for the Hensard Foundation School is:
Tuition: N750,000
General Charges: N400,000

About Hensard University:
Hensard University is an institution dedicated to providing high-quality education across a wide range of programmes. With a commitment to academic excellence, practical skills, entrepreneurship, innovation, and holistic development, Hensard University strives to prepare students for successful careers and lifelong learning through its dual certification and partnership with different universities and institutions across the world offering a diverse range of programmes.
Hensard University aims to empower students to make a positive impact in their chosen fields and society as a whole.
For more information or clarification regarding the fee structure, please contact us.
You can connect with Hensard University via these official channels only:

Official website: https:// HensardUniversity.edu.ng
Phone Numbers:
Enquiries - +234 916 998 5153
VC Office - +234 916 998 5152
Admissions Office - +234 916 998 5150
Foundation School - +234 916 998 5156

Email:
Enquiries - info@hensarduniversity.edu.ng
Admissions Office - Admissions@hensarduniversity.edu.ng
Foundation School - Foundationschool@hensarduniversity.edu.ng

Social Media:
Twitter - @HensardUni
Facebook / Instagram / LinkedIn / YouTube - @HensardUniversity