₦airaland Forum

SouthSouth1914:
Enigma of what? Cajoling people into the evil party because of 2nd term. He hasn’t done anything with the first term, he is seeking reelection on what basis? Governors have no idea what they are doing. The north is drooling with these people at the center, and governors will be caught at crossfire.

There will be an implosion at the center very soon because of the way the ruling party is being run. Governance is being thrown out the window and the country is being run like a secret cult.

ade4real2016:
Ignorance they say is a disease but yours might Not be seen as one...
You must know that Kanu's incarceration is a script that is being read to the most gullible n conformists Nigerians...His days of suffering are numbered now... Keep watching as the event unfold...Your Mumu will soon be placed on conditions on a request which will not be in public domain...You guys go hear breaking news soonest...

Glimpsetv:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ri3FE2Dsbao?si=zRDxSTnIXKunUkdK



https://gtvdaily.com/tunji-ojo-slams-nis-officers-passport-delays/

SultanYoung:
he has already created problems and enemies that will take others to come after him 100s of years to clean out.

And I believe his doing that on purpose, that reminds me has Trump get hold of those who try to assassinate him or is it all a smoke screen.

OGwales:
🤣🤣🤣 Bibles wey dem no go read... Funny enough if you have read Bible from the first page to the the last page, you will stop believing it.

Pastors are only riding on people's ignorance because most people only own a bible but don't read it..... Oya you reading my comment, have you read Bible from the first page to the last page? 🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️

BondRiv:
The current Chief Judge of Rivers State with the allegation of forgery dangling over his head is an embarrassment and shamelessly corrupt. In saner climes, he would be out of office and under prosecution. The man is a politician masquerading as a judge. By his conducts, he has consistently shown that he believes the judiciary is a department of the Executive Branch. He will end up prolonging this crisis. No governance without legislative inputs and checks.

The judiciary is not yet ready to be independent and taken seriously. In as much as the Chief Judge has chosen to be subservient to the governor and has developed the habit of begging at every public function, he should not interfer with the duties of the legislature. This is the worst administration in Rivers State. Fubara is a mistake.

I have gone through the grounds of impeachment. There is no way the governor escapes any panel without being found liable. The governor and his deputy are clearly guilty of gross misconduct. They can't defend it. That is why they are evading. The Supreme Court had already indicted Fubara as a despot.

The impeachment will proceed and be heard on its merits. If the Chief Judge won't perform his function, the lawmakers will proceed and set up the panel. That is the only option. They must perform their constitutional duty. If they impeach the governor and his deputy, let them go to the Supreme Court.

Breaker001:
Eh yaaaah. E pain you jare. Especially as the guy take style collect your $10. Sorry, no vex, you hear 😂😂

Breaker001:
The guy just use the slow heads of those woke libralists wey full America so to corner $800k for himself. Smart guy 😂

Fiscus105:
..,.....Ojiji was stab at entrance by UNIDENTIFIED ASSAILANT


Hope he didn't collect someone babe, in which that one has heavily invested on her, but babe broke up and attached herself to better man, in other to guarantee her FINANCIAL security going forward.

abc115:
President Trump was filmed flipping off a Ford worker who yelled "pedophile protector" at him.

#EXCLUSIVE 😳 President Trump was filmed flipping off a Ford worker who yelled "pedophile protector" at him. https://t.co/m5nLYtWxxT pic.twitter.com/512zEYV6WC

— TMZ (@TMZ) January 13, 2026

LottiOk:
Would you say this if Wike was against PBAT like he was against late PMB⁉️

Would you say this if he had supported and made sure Obi won Rivers in '23 elections ⁉️

If you were Wike and you sponsored sim against the wishes of other politicians in Rivers only for him to betray you, to against the agreement you both had for you to make him govnor and even align with your political enemies,would you still make such statements ⁉️


I already know you won't give a honest answer but I hope if such a scenario ever plays out in your life and others are attacking you to let it slide like you are doing now. Remember this your post and maybe you'll know how Wike is feeling now.

highchief1:
wetin wike see for this guy body.dull e dull,guy e no be,ugly em be like frog.i don’t like Fubara for anything.

dominique:
To each his own but no one should be tying their happiness or worth to any human being. Husband is good but having one or not should not define who you are, Princess Dami needs to understand this. The husband she married briefly out of desperation fled the marriage when he saw that she was not as rich as he expected and there was nothing to milk off her. Now she's out again broadcasting her desperation to the world and another hungry vulture will jump in to try and take advantage of her. Right now that her popularity with Nigerian men is at an all time low after exposing that pedophile Baba Ijesha, this is the wrongest time to be announcing that she's looking for husband.

SeeWahala:
Funny wasn't I seeing properly when you (of all people) screamed in joy, clapping your hand and jumping upandan when your EBI lokan tilumbu said . . . and I quote . . .

YOLOBAR AND FULANI ARE ONE

And you still support such a person till this very moment while making statements as that which we see above?

APC agbadoid delusional minions seff 😏

BondRiv:
Fubara knows he deserves to be impeached. The Supreme Court called him a despot. Let that sink in.

Konquest:
Succinctly put by Taiwo Oyedele.

Taiwo Oyedele has done a very brilliant job despite being a private sector business leader by explaining the newly harmonised Tax Reforms CLEARLY on podcasts and media appearances debunking all the fake news circulating on useless blogs and YouTubers looking for clickbaits and he does his explanations with simple anecdotes and in a calm voice.

Just for emphasis, about 90% of Nigerians who earn less than N100,000 monthly will NOT be involving in the PAYE (pay as you earn) according to Oyedele. He ALSO stated that VAT has been removed on medications, wheat for making bread and other essential items, therefore the price of bread is set to fall.

Already, I read 3 days ago online that due to the new Tax Reforms in Nigeria which started on January 1, 2026, MTN Nigeria has already reduced some of the rates they charge. Therefore other Telecoms providers would follow MTN's example.

What is needed is a "price watch mechanism" BECAUSE of the greed of many Nigerians in the informal and semi-formal sectors who inflate prices of transportation, food items and consumables BUT refuse to reduce the cost of food items when favourable reforms are introduced due to greed.

Last but NOT least, the Nigerian Governments at all levels MUST STOP being soft or lenient with ALL those who deliberately spread FAKE news reports and other forms of massive disinformation via YouTube channels and on crappy blogs. Enough of the misinformation. The same FAKE news for clickbaits and disinformation on YouTube channels occured when AJ had a horrendous Lexus SUV crash on his way to his Sagamu hometown in Ogun State with two of his close buddies, the British-Nigerian Latif "Latz" Ayodele and British-born Sina Ghami of Iranian descent.

Adaisback:
we have Nigerian Jews but they are very few. My mom is one

kolafolabi:
Some things never change. People chasing attention with nonsense. This river ritual craze is pure stupidity. Didn’t Portable do something similar, pouring plastic Fanta into a river for clout? People need better ideas than this foolishness.

ariesbull:
Entire Igbo towns have survived, upgraded, and modernized because their people left (Traveled abroad).

Not because of oil.
Not because of federal projects.
Not because of NGOs.

But because Igbo migrants abroad organized themselves and sent development home deliberately.

This is not remittance.
This is parallel governance.

What Actually Happened:
From the 1970s onward, as Igbo men and women migrated to:

•the United States
•the United Kingdom
•Germany
•Italy
•Canada
•South Africa
•Asia

they did not dissolve into individual survival.
They reassembled abroad as town unions.
Same village.
Same town
Same obligations.
Distance changed nothing.

While governments debated budgets, Igbo town unions abroad:

•built hospitals where none existed
•funded schools when public ones collapsed
•graded roads abandoned by state authorities
•installed transformers and water systems
•rebuilt markets and civic halls

In some communities, every functioning public structure traces back to diaspora funding.
No logos
No plaques
No donors’ conferences.
Just completion.

Why This Is Not Normal

Most migrant groups send money to families.

Igbo migrants sent money to villages.

They taxed themselves.
They fined defaulters.
They published accounts.
They commissioned projects publicly.

Failure to contribute was not “unfortunate.”
It was dishonourable.

This was not generosity.
It was duty enforced by culture.

The Part No One Talks About

In many towns:
•diaspora funded schools outperform government schools
•clinics built by unions are the only ones with drugs
•roads built by town unions are the only ones that last

Yet these projects appear:
•nowhere in development rankings
•nowhere in donor reports
•nowhere in national pride narratives

They exist outside recognition.

This is not about money.

It reveals a system where:

•leadership is collective
•accountability is social
•progress is expected, not praised

A people who can:
•self-tax across continents
•coordinate without a state
•deliver infrastructure without aid

are not underdeveloped.

They are under-recognized.

The Question That Should Unsettle Us

If a people can build:

•hospitals from Houston
•roads from London
•schools from Milan

Then what they lack at home is not intelligence.
Not work ethic.
Not capital.


Today in many Igbo villages senior citizens and old people are being paid stipends from #50,000 upwards by wealthy individuals,those that are poor, many homes are built and given to them at no charge, no tax, no mortgage while their kids are taken to be shown the ways to make money ...that's capacity building !

It is alignment. It is self love, it is live for the community and it is live for the ethnicity! It is a testament of those that love and believe in themselves!

And alignment has restored Igbo communities and still do

ariesbull:
Entire Igbo towns have survived, upgraded, and modernized because their people left (Traveled abroad).

Not because of oil.
Not because of federal projects.
Not because of NGOs.

But because Igbo migrants abroad organized themselves and sent development home deliberately.

This is not remittance.
This is parallel governance.

What Actually Happened:
From the 1970s onward, as Igbo men and women migrated to:

•the United States
•the United Kingdom
•Germany
•Italy
•Canada
•South Africa
•Asia

they did not dissolve into individual survival.
They reassembled abroad as town unions.
Same village.
Same town
Same obligations.
Distance changed nothing.

While governments debated budgets, Igbo town unions abroad:

•built hospitals where none existed
•funded schools when public ones collapsed
•graded roads abandoned by state authorities
•installed transformers and water systems
•rebuilt markets and civic halls

In some communities, every functioning public structure traces back to diaspora funding.
No logos
No plaques
No donors’ conferences.
Just completion.

Why This Is Not Normal

Most migrant groups send money to families.

Igbo migrants sent money to villages.

They taxed themselves.
They fined defaulters.
They published accounts.
They commissioned projects publicly.

Failure to contribute was not “unfortunate.”
It was dishonourable.

This was not generosity.
It was duty enforced by culture.

The Part No One Talks About

In many towns:
•diaspora funded schools outperform government schools
•clinics built by unions are the only ones with drugs
•roads built by town unions are the only ones that last

Yet these projects appear:
•nowhere in development rankings
•nowhere in donor reports
•nowhere in national pride narratives

They exist outside recognition.

This is not about money.

It reveals a system where:

•leadership is collective
•accountability is social
•progress is expected, not praised

A people who can:
•self-tax across continents
•coordinate without a state
•deliver infrastructure without aid

are not underdeveloped.

They are under-recognized.

The Question That Should Unsettle Us

If a people can build:

•hospitals from Houston
•roads from London
•schools from Milan

Then what they lack at home is not intelligence.
Not work ethic.
Not capital.


Today in many Igbo villages senior citizens and old people are being paid stipends from #50,000 upwards by wealthy individuals,those that are poor, many homes are built and given to them at no charge, no tax, no mortgage while their kids are taken to be shown the ways to make money ...that's capacity building !

It is alignment. It is self love, it is live for the community and it is live for the ethnicity! It is a testament of those that love and believe in themselves!

And alignment has restored Igbo communities and still do

Episode22:
Hello Nairalanders,

Please, I’ll keep this brief and straight to the point.

I need honest opinions and practical advice.
Can someone realistically survive in Nigeria on a daily income of $10?. I work from home.

If no, please explain why.

If yes, I’d appreciate a clear strategy—how to manage it, possible business ideas, and how one could grow beyond that income level.

For context, I currently earn $10 daily online from my blog, and on some days $13.

If this income is not sustainable in the long run, I genuinely want to know so I can plan better and make informed decisions.

Constructive advice only, please.

Moderators, kindly assist with visibility. Thank you.

Ezeama400:
America will never fall, apart from their economy and military , their geographical location contributed immensely to their strength.. No country has that advantage in this world..

9jatriot:
Fubara thinks he is wise.Unstable elements like him should stay in their previous party. I am glad APC is beginning to come to their sense.

Fubara comes across as a treacherous, weak, and sycophantic individual. There’s just something about him that reeks of deceit. With Wike, for all his antics, you at least know where you stand.

Fubara, on the other hand, seems like a fickle-minded opportunist, willing to do anything to cling to power. He plays the role of a sycophant to get what he wants, only to turn his back once his goals are met.

During the campaign, he trailed Wike like a puppet, only to betray him shortly after assuming power. He went as far as demolishing the House of Assembly building in his lust for control and is even suspected of being involved in pipeline sabotage to maintain his grip on power. Such desperation disqualifies him from public office and the responsibility of leadership.

Reports suggest that, for the sake of peace, he was advised to abandon his second-term ambition—and he agreed. He was seen following Wike around during his ordeal, seemingly compliant. He didn’t have to agree; he could have made his case right then to continue his term, but he chose to accept the terms presented.

Yet, the moment he returned to office, he suddenly had the "brilliant" idea to join the APC—not because the president compelled him, but because he sees it as a springboard to regain power. Once again, he’s playing the fool, pretending loyalty to the APC until he secures what he wants.

Personally, I neither like nor trust individuals like him. He isn’t the first governor to turn against his former benefactor, but he’s the only one who makes such a spectacle of it. Even now, the governors of Kaduna and Kano have parted ways with their benefactors, yet they handle it without the same drama.

The APC needs to tread carefully with someone like Fubara. He isn’t joining the party out of a commitment to good governance or loyalty to the APC. If anything, he has proven himself untrustworthy and lacking in wisdom, both in his actions and his timing. They should learn from their experience with Obaseki. Once treacherous, always treacherous.

If I had to choose between Wike and Fubara, I’d trust Wike—flaws and all—any day. At least with Wike, you know what you’re getting.

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Uprightness100:
Feeding yourself with half baked and FAKE news like the OP does will always keep you confused.

If you followed REAL events, you would not be asking What it has to do with the country oil?
As the Trump led United states clearly and boldly put the reasons for removing the Venezuelan Dictator.
One of which was
The Venezuelan regime nationalized and expropriated, without compensation, OIL facilities belonging to American companies, and later refused to pay the billions of dollars in compensation awarded against it in World Bank arbitration.


Always Make Comprehensive Factual study and analysis of events, so you dont ask or talk beer parlour gists.

FreeStuffsNG:
https://www.thecable.ng/nlng-appoints-leye-falade-as-ceo/


https://www.theafricareport.com/402608/the-power-twins-of-nigerian-energy-meet-the-falade-brothers/