₦airaland Forum

destinychildolu:
He was my lecturer in the polytechnic of Calabar

okrote4real:
Lagos State Government Demolishes Alaba Rago Market and Mosques After 50 Years

The Lagos State Government has demolished the Alaba Rago Market, a well-known commercial hub largely occupied by Northern Nigerian traders who have conducted business there for over five decades.

Authorities explained that the decision was taken because the market had expanded excessively into the city, creating congestion and disorder in the surrounding area.

Traders, however, expressed outrage, lamenting that they were not given prior notice before the demolition. “We have spent more than 50 years building this market. We struggled to establish our businesses here. Yet, in a single day, everything was demolished without any notice. We counted no fewer than 40 mosques destroyed,” one trader said.

The demolition has triggered intense emotions and raised pressing concerns about compensation, resettlement, and the impact on ethnic relations in Lagos.

Listening2:
She nor gree boss. As we dey talk now, she don go buy iPhone 13 promax, 600k. I nor get strength.

jesusjnr2020:
I don't discourage the showcasing of one's talent to the public however to what purpose in a supposed place of worship?

It just doesn't look right to me.

Except it wasn't a worship or prayer service.
Sadly y'all seem to miss the point that the purpose of gathering in church isn't to showcase man but God. Therefore it's not about how much relevance or how many people from how many countries were gathered, but the purpose they were gathered.

If so many youths were gathered and following the program, it even makes the error worse, because it wasn't exemplary to encourage such a thing in the church, especially in a day and age when many in the church, including the youths, have become as distracted from God than ever and focused on themselves and men.

When the centurion came and ignorantly bowed down to Peter, even though it wasn't in a church building, Peter still made him realize the error in that even though he could have just ignored him, so that's what's expected from a good church leader because even the youths can make mistakes, but it's up to their leaders to correct them and give them the right example to follow.

A church youth focused on drawing Oyedepo instead of God while Church service was going on, and you're still asking what's wrong with that? Today's church has really lost it! SMH!

Unclebayo:
Hello fellow nairalanders,

There’s this issue that have been giving me trouble mind recently about my girlfriend.

So I just got a girlfriend 10 days ago , me and the girl have been friends for almost 2 month before asking her out.

. The first issue that’s giving concern about the girl is that I’m a Christian and she’s a Muslim , she always tells me that her parents use to warn her severally not to date a Christian or someone she can’t marry.

I sat her down to talk about this but it seems she has already fell in love with me and the only response I get from her is “Let’s continue”.

I know both of us are still young but I don’t want to waste my time and resources over something that will end in tears for me.

I told my best friend about this but his response was “did you want to marry her before, keep fucking yourselves till you depart “

I don’t want to follow this advise because the girl is too innocent for that. She also has a worst experience with her ex that I’ve promised her it won’t happen again.

The second one is her past really bothers me a lot to be sincere with you people. She only had sex once according to her but that one time sex lead her to using p*stinor and other stuffs.

I play maturity immediately she told me but to be sincere here she’s too young for that and I’m concern.

Can I move on and tell break up with her please I need advice .

I know she’ll be hurt like hell if I did but I need to protect my dignity too…. Thanks family

Samantha125:
Wait, so Nigerian Muslim ladies have pre-merital sex? Call me ignorant, but I really thought they were innocent and don't engage in such things.

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— ayemojubar 🫆 (@ayemojubar) June 26, 2022

anonimi:
The terrorists’ camp in the southeast corner of the country, since they are the only people who have criminals in their midst

frisky2good:
I wonder how the armed robbers that made this guy blind feel anytime they watch his videos. One moment of irresponsible behavior turned someone's life upside down

EpicDude123:
Cross River no longer has oil ? can I get some clarifications please

Btruth:
Weakling!!! That's what I've seen from here. Both incidents won't go unpunished severely in the Western world. We are truly not serious in Nigeria. Goodluck to all the parties involved.

AhmedPeacemaker:
Trump Condemns Killing Of Christians In Nigeria, Vows Decisive Action.

The United States has strongly condemned the recent wave of brutal attacks targeting Christians in Nigeria and across sub-Saharan Africa, calling the violence horrific and pledging to work with international partners to address the crisis.

The condemnation follows a series of deadly incidents in recent weeks, including the massacre of 27 Christians in the Nigerian village of Bindi Ta-hoss by Islamist Fulani militants. Eyewitnesses described scenes of horror, with many victims, many of them women and children, burned alive while seeking refuge in a church.

“I lost my wife and second daughter in the attack,” survivor Solomon Sunday told reporters. “They were burned alive.”

In a separate incident on July 27, 49 Christians were butchered with machetes during prayers in the Eastern Democratic Republic of Congo. Authorities blame Islamist militants from the Allied Democratic Forces, a group affiliated with ISIS.

Across the region, Islamist extremists, including Boko Haram and ISIS West Africa, are accused of targeting Christians for killing, displacement, and land seizure.

The Trump administration, through both the White House and the State Department, has vowed to respond decisively.

“The Trump administration condemns in the strongest terms this horrific violence against Christians,” the White House said, emphasising that religious freedom is both a moral duty and a U.S. foreign policy priority.

Human rights organisations warn that the violence amounts to an ongoing campaign of “ethno-religious cleansing.” John Eibner, president of Christian Solidarity International, told Fox News Digital that in Nigeria’s Plateau State alone, over 165 Christians have been killed in the last four months.

“People are being killed like chickens, and nothing is being done,” added local youth leader D’Young Mangut.

According to Open Doors, more Christians are killed for their faith in Nigeria than in the rest of the world combined. Over the past decade, jihadist violence in sub-Saharan Africa has claimed around 150,000 lives and displaced more than 16 million Christians. In Plateau State, over 64 communities have been reportedly taken over by armed Fulani militants.

Religious leaders say the violence is systematic and unchecked. Bishop Wilfred Anagbe, who lost 20 parishioners in a recent attack, accused militants of seeking to turn parts of Nigeria into an Islamic State, while victims’ families say they are “tired of condolences” and demand real protection.

Advocates are urging African governments to enforce justice, restore displaced communities, and deploy security forces to protect vulnerable villages.

“For too long, nobody has been talking about the horrific wholesale slaughter of Christians,” said Henrietta Blyth, CEO of Open Doors UK and Ireland. “The Western world needs to wake up and be outraged.”

phantomxx:
😂 😂.....

....Anyway, the greatest mistake Ojukwu made was asking a Yoruba man- Victor Banjo to lead the west ward advance of Biafran troops.

That mistake was the single most significant factor that ended up changing the trajectory of that war.

It also lends credence to the fact that the events that led to that war were more ideological than tribal...

How else would you explain a Yoruba man being asked to lead an offensive on his region?

uwuana:
My wife has been away for a period of 8 months, all in the name of she wants to stay in her hometown and be doing business which I don't even buy the idea in the first place, but despite all my efforts to stop her everything proves abortive.

She came back two weeks ago, and since then I haven't developed any feelings for her, we're just living like roommates, she has done everything to turn me on yet still my body no gree move, I tried to have sex this morning with her and the whole thing just turns out to be embarrassment,as in my manhood just get cold and freezen.

Please note before, before I always get early morning erection strong and hard, but when it comes to my wife, my body system will just collapse instantly.

omojeesu:

https://www.tiktok.com/video/7527088391767198982/

The country is gone except a miracle happens...A timely message that most don't know and most who get to know will ignore....