₦airaland Forum

Eriokanmi:
Get your PVC ready. Its the only tool you need to fight these bad men. Dont forget

What is PVC?? Really!! is that all you think will stop APC?? The joke's on you Sir. APC IS UNSTOPPABLE. Nigeria will be a one party state come this time next year. All these keyboard antagonists to APC are irrelevant.

Borrow2222:
If you ask them, they will say he built the Coastal Road and gave student loans.

What about:
Inflation
Security
Human Development Index
Currency value
Standard of living
Economy

Once you fail in these areas as a government, you have failed woefully.

The simple truth is that Nigerians are far poorer than they were 10 years ago.

It is not by spreading propaganda.

After all this typing, there is really nothing you can do to stop APC from capturing Nigeria come 2027. Starting with Osun state. APC IS UNSTOPPABLE.

Gotocourt:
Plateau wants to captured by force

No force needed, Plateau state will fold willingly as will the other states beginning with Osun state in the nearness future. APC IS UNSTOPPABLE!!!

OredoPikin:
My former governors were oshiomole and Obaseki, osunbor, Igbinedion etc.
And my current governor is the olodo Okpebholo.
So what are u talking about?
It is obvious u guys can't think beyond tribe.
This is one of the reason all other tribes must unite to send him packing come 2027. Let's see how only ur tribe will make him president till 2031
The difference between me and u and those that have been killed under him by bandits it's just time
Incase u think u won't also cry, ask those kidnapped in oyo

What other tribes should unite please? This is wishful thinking my brother.

gbadesky75:
sebi u guys are crying that where is subsidy money?let's see who can outspend him ?it's the same way governors will outspend the opposition it's a landslide victory for APC next year at all levels

Gbam!!! One party state(APC) loading come 2027. UP APC Nigeria's great hope!!!

phemmie06:
It is good to be optimistic but I don't shy away from the reality, 2023 was the year had a better chance to stop APC,BAT to be precise from being president but greediness of the political gladiators made it slipped away.

In 2027, he will use everything usable to secure the seat.


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Gbam!!

pressplay411:
That's the work of a music producer which he was paid for. If it was not a collaborative work then he is not a co-author/owner. Some producers make collabos with artists which is what he is mixing up.

Though I think Sinach's music label could have settled him some more if he reached out to them reasonably, considering the commercial success of the song, as a matter of goodwill not entitlement. But as a business they already fulfilled their obligation when he got paid for his work as a music producer.

Settled him for wetin?? He was paid for the job he did period. BTW the title of this thread is misleading.

yarimo:
so telling you the truth doesn't make sense? How old are you again?

Why are you bordering yourself arguing with people that have no consequences with regards to the 2027 election outcome. Yarimo it is already certain that the president will win a second term next year and Nigeria will be a one-party state. I don stake tickets across all major betting platforms. Next after the elections i dey cash out big time.

autoez:
Very cheap from the opposition. Show us 10 cartons loaded with the phones, then we believe you.

Tinubu is 4+4

Gbam!!! this one is certain.

phemmie06:
I pray he won't sell it to buy gari, if he BAT eventually win the election next year.

What do you mean by if? You mean WHEN the president wins the election new year. There is no opposition to Nigeria being a one-party state next year.

SecuritybriefNg:
Let's Discuss About This.
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No discussion, come 2027 the president will win a 2nd term in office. Infact APC need not worry about pacifying Nigerians because they do not matter in the grand scheme of 2027 general elections. Come 2027 Nigeria will be a one party state.

Sucre6:
Omo, I love this dish, the only dish I could remember not Liking as a kid was bitter leaf soup, I was wondering as a kid among all the leaf in this world, why choose to make a soup with a leaf that is bitter 😂😂😂😂, well now I enjoy my bitter leaf soup and other dishes.

My Mama bin dey use bitter leaf cook egusi soup, back then i'd rather starve than eat that soup.

Mariangeles:
Yam and beans! 🙄

As a kid, I remember not liking this dish, and I disliked whenever my mum made it.
So, to avoid going hungry, I'd choose lesser evil, by scraping off the beans and eating the yams. 😩

When it comes to yam and beans, there are three categories of people; those who like both, those who like just the beans, and those who like the yams.

Which category do you fall under?

As for me, I don't know if I've come to like it sha.

Correct grub that i still crave till today!!

LabStores:
Okay
Let them be sanctioned

Na noise be all this one. If they have broken any laws then punish dem per the infringement that they have committed and let us rest with all these threats.

ViceGovernor:
It's not for our own good, those men are here to line their pockets with our sweats and the ef gee will look the other way as usual.

There's no reason we should be buying fuel ⛽ for more than 200 naira, they have created extreme artificial conditions to increase price and steal from us.

Do you prefer we regress back to the days of fuel scarcity?

Rightly so for taking the risk to build the refinery.

givedemwotowoto:
Enjoy while it lasts.

Nigerians are coming for you people in 2027

Na joke be dis?? Nigerians are coming for who? Abeg let's be realists, Tinubu will be sworn in as a second term president come 2027. Nigerians cannot stop Tinubu!!

sucess001:
I agree that most Nigerians are brainless.

Else how do you explain most people agreeing with what Skank is saying?

Have you seen an Indian man say the average Indian is not a good person?

Or have you heard a South African say that about his countrymen?

Have u even heard any other country citizen say that?

Nigerians are the biggest de marketers to Nigeria.

If you are not a good person, please don't project your bad energy to others.

It is not about demarketing Nigeria, make you sef do your own experiment and come to your own conclusion by yourself then come tell us the outcome of your experiment.

Streetinvestor2:
Come and set factory and run with which electricity which is the first major thing

Abi o! Then add security issues, water supply, staffing issues etc.

mikeapollo:
They dont want, or they are reluctant to do that. Hence the decision by the 4 countries.

Can they be blamed for their reluctance to invest billions of dollars in an unstable country?

HesInMe:
Our local experience with commodity produce boards is poor. They were so ridden with corruption and middlemen exploitation of small-holder farmers we dismantled them. What has changed?

Nothing has changed, even the farmaers sef get dia own for bodi. Try going to any farming community to set up a cooperative that would benefit dem and see how it goes. Unfortunately the average Nigerian is very short sighted with regards to investment.

DEROXMAN:
Ekelebe na fool na why most of their daughters are olosho

Chai!!! You wicked o!! But nor be all Ekelebe bad.

Foxzyj:
Please share your experience with us

In 2022 we got some farm workers from Niger state, after dem receive 1st month salary 3 of dem japa from farm, the other 2 stayed for a while and dissapeared when real work started, Last year i got 3 workers from Plateau state, before they left dia village we explained to dem what we farm. When dem arrive down south na so dem dey complain about farm work like say na factory work we talk say dem dey come do. After one month dem japa back to village. In all we lost a lot of money spent on agent fees, transportation, feeding etc.

Dis show dey make me laugh wahali.

creolehunt:
It's a shame that electioneering process even at grassroots leveln Nigeria is heavily flawed.

The government of the day have also not hidden its propensity to subvert anything subvertible.

It's a shame that we can't seem to get anything right.

It's also a shame that Nigerians have agreed to be door mats in their own country. We are all COWARDS!!

Ezeama400:
Muslims Blocking our express roads while praying , and a Christian man/woman preaching in a moving vehicle, which one is more dangerous and threat to our society ?

Nigerian Muslims answer me ..


Hypocrisy is very bad !!


Nigerian Chrtistians should not allow themselves to be caged !

Which one is "not allow themselves to be caged". How would you like it if i enter transport bus then i begin play Fuji music for 5 minutes?

MaziObinnaokija:
Lawlessness..Those peeps UpNorth dey 🚫 Road especially on Fridays.
God help u if u travel during RCCG Holy Ghost Revival..In Abuja, 🐄 🐄 🐄s dey compete with motorists. U dare not challenge them.Even police go block road especially from their station. U begin dey sweat if in public bus/ 😒 🤔 😒 🤔 say accident /broke down cat dey front.GOD GO HELP US

Na only up North dem dey block road? Try visit Agbor, Delta state on a Friday.

Mrchippychappy:
Why Hasn't the Nigerian Government Banned Road-Blocking Prayers


Warning: Please no religious intolerance on this post. Respectfully share your opinions and suggestions on how this menace can be stopped

In many parts of Nigeria, particularly in urban centers like Lagos, Ilorin, and Abuja, Religious activities be it over spill from Christian activities or Jummah prayers frequently spill onto major roads, bringing traffic to a standstill. Worshippers spread prayer mats across carriageways, halting vehicles for extended periods. This raises a pressing question: Why does the Nigerian government tolerate a practice that other countries, including Muslim-majority nations, have actively restricted or banned for reasons of public order, traffic flow, and security?

Examples from Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, and Other Nations

Gulf states enforce strict regulations to prevent such disruptions. In Kuwait, the Ministry of Awqaf and Islamic Affairs has issued directives restricting prayer areas to maintain order. Mosques were instructed to close main indoor halls for daily prayers (using courtyards instead) and limit prayer durations particularly for noon and afternoon prayers.

While Saudi Arabia prioritizes organized worship within designated areas. Authorities urge worshippers to use allocated spaces in the Grand Mosque, avoiding entry/exit gates, pathways, emergency corridors, and vehicle lanes to prevent disruptions. Outdoor loudspeakers for prayers are banned during Ramadan (limited to adhan and iqama only), and mass prayers in public streets are generally prohibited under traffic safety and public order rules.

In India, several states and leaders have cracked down on "road namaz." Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath warned against blocking roads for prayers, emphasizing that roads are for commuting, not spectacles, and calling for prayers in shifts at designated places. The Vishva Hindu Parishad has sought a nationwide ban, describing it as a "disturbance" rather than prayer. Indian courts and officials have reinforced that public roads cannot be blocked for religious activities.

These examples show that even in Muslim-majority contexts, governments balance religious practice with civic responsibilities by directing prayers to mosques or designated zones and penalizing obstructions.

The Situation in Nigeria: Traffic Chaos and Security Risks


In Nigeria, Similar appeals have come from judicial figures and clerics warning that blocking roads endangers lives and contradicts Islamic emphasis on order. Traffic disruptions are routine. Major roads in port areas like Apapa, Lagos, or cities like Ilorin grind to a halt weekly, affecting commuters, traders, and the economy.

Security risks are significant: Crowds in the middle of roads create vulnerabilities to attacks or accidents. Emergency services are impeded , ambulances have been forced to park on the side while waiting for prayers to end, as police and drivers dare not force their way through the congregation. This isn't hypothetical; such scenes occur regularly, potentially costing lives in medical emergencies.

Nigeria's diverse, multi-religious society demands equitable enforcement of traffic and public order laws. Allowing one group's practices to paralyze infrastructure undermines the rule of law and fuels resentment. Mosques should accommodate worshippers or stagger times, as seen elsewhere and the same should apply to Churches as well!

The government must act decisively, enforcing existing laws, designating prayer zones, and ensuring roads remain open. Public safety and mobility should not be secondary to any religious observance. Nigeria deserves a balanced approach that respects faith while prioritizing the common good, just as progressive policies in Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, India, and parts of Nigeria itself demonstrate.

https://gulfnews.com/world/gulf/kuwait/kuwait-orders-shorter-prayer-time-and-mosque-restrictions-to-cut-electricity-use-1.500099132

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I will check the tools out when i am free. Very important tool that would make building a property a bit more transparent to a novice.

Usmanovic95:
Nigerians will never learn, everyone is looking for fast money.

Not everyone is looking for fast money.

Helinuse:
There should be a law that criminalizes anyone who claims to have lost money to a Ponzi scheme, and that empowers Ponzi organizers to sue their victims for being victims of the Ponzi.

We need that law.

Gbam!! Ponzi scheme investors are criminals!!

Beautifulday:
It's like the village heads warning villagers about a criminal and doing nothing to apprehend him.

CBN knows these people

I agree with you that something needs to be done about it by the authorities but also check am na! If greedy people nor dey readily available to invest in ponzi schemes the "industry will die a natural death in Nigeria. Greedy Nigerians keep feeding the ponzi scheme industry so food dey for them.