₦airaland Forum

lordixon:
we all know it was never gifted to Britain. they stole it just as they stole artifacts from Nigeria and countries they colonized. Britain have nothing. it was built with the resources stolen from their colonies

From all indications Africa is d root/bedrock of development in Europe and America

Tina00writer:
Abi,well i get you point

Yes sister they want to start what they can’t finish.

Tina00writer:
Haha may i join you in your decision

They shud first demand for their lands that are still owned and controlled by the whites living there,, before they take it internationally

Tina00writer:
Nawao

A gift is a gift,no one returns a gift.
If I am privilege to be part of this royal family I will sue them

How can you give a gift and later turn around to collect it back?
A gift is a gift.....please let the Queen rest in peace. A gift of 1905 nearly fifty years to when she became Queen in 1952? Haba Africans!

The problem is and has always been the African leaders selling their people and possessions in exchange of selfish interest. It is a pity that Africa is still dependent on western countries for survival. Present day politicians are still looting African wealth to the west

RepoMan007:
GRA residence of a known BMC is secure enough for her to roam around now. Why inside the house?/

Not yet bro till She grow small na

Very soon Hisbah may pay a visit to them

For years, the Nigerian film industry seems to have been
divided regionally. While thespians from the western part of the
country identify themselves as Nollywood actors, actors in the
North tag themselves as Kannywood stars. Although there are
other regional-based sectors in the Nigerian film industry,
Nollywood and Kannywood are the most popular among movie
lovers, moreso, these sectors have birthed superstars in the
Nigerian film industry. Daily Trust beams it searchlight on
some northern stars who have been able to bridge the gap
between Nollywood and Kannywood with their talent.

Ali Nuhu
Unarguably one of the biggest northern stars in the Nigerian
film industry, born Ali Nuhu Mohammed, on March 15, 1974,
the movie star and filmmaker has appeared in more than 500
Nollywood and Kannywood films and earned numerous
accolades.
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Based on his prowess to interpret movie roles, he is fondly
referred to as the king of Kannywood or “Sarki” Ali by the
media platforms. Nuhu is widely regarded as one of the
greatest and most influential actors of all time in the history of
Hausa cinema.

Rahama Sadau
Unknown to some people, the delectable actress, Rahama
Sadau, found her feet in the entertainment industry through
dance. Born on December 7, 1993, the star actress performed
in dancing competitions as a child and during her school year.
However, years later, precisely in 2013, she rose to fame after
joining the Kannywood movie Industry with her first movie,
Gani ga Wane. Furthermore, she has numerous awards on her
shelf as a testimony to her talent. For instance, the actress
who has appeared in many Nigerian movies both in the Hausa
and English-speaking sectors of the Nigerian film industry has
bagged the award for Best Actress (Kannywood) at the City
People Entertainment Awards in 2014 and 2015. She also won
Best African Actress at the 19th African Film Awards in 2015
by African Voice.

Sani Danja
The name, Sani Musa Abdullahi might not ring a bell but once,
Sani Danja is mentioned, a smile is likely to pop up on the face
of any movie lover. This movie star is one of the few that has
bridged the gap between ‘two worlds’.
Many should know that this thespian is an all-round entertainer.
Born on April 20, 1973, the film star, is also a singer and
dancer. Moreso, he is a traditional title holder as he was
turbaned by the Etsu Nupe, Yahaya Abubakar, as Zakin Arewa.
He ventured into the Hausa movie scene in 1999 in the movie
‘Dalibai’. Danja also produced and directed films such as
Manakisa, Kwarya tabi Kwarya, Jaheed, Nagari, Wasiyya,
Harsashi, Gidauniya, Daham, Jarida, Matashiya, among others.
However, he made his 2012 Nollywood debut in Daughter of
the River. Since then, he has featured in blockbusters like;
Nimbe, Gold Statue, Dark Closet, amongst others.

Paul Sambo
Born in Bauchi on January 27, 1976, Paul Sambo is an actor
and filmmaker who has featured in Kannywood and Nollywood
movies.
In 2012, he featured as Mr Brown in a romantic drama titled
Mr. & Mrs where he starred alongside Joseph Benjamin, Paul
Apel, Nse Ikpe-Etim, and veteran actress, Barbara Soki.
Also, in 2017, Paul Sambo took a lead role as Duke in the
drama movie titled “The Patient”, co-directed by Angel Ogbue
and Tola Taye Balogun.
In 2018, he featured in a lead role as Nurudeen Gobir in Kemi
Adetiba’s epic crime drama titled “King of Boys”. The movie is
one of the biggest casts of his career. He has also featured in
projects like; Sons of The Caliphate, Life or Death, Lagos to
Abuja Coach, amongst others.

Sani Mu’azu
Sani Mu’azu is a veteran of the Nigerian film industry with a
career span of over two decades. Born on May 2, 1960, in Jos,
the father of three attended the Nigerian Institute of Journalism
in Lagos State after graduating from the University of Jos
where he read Mass Communication.
The award-winning actor and filmmaker is one of the
prominent faces in Kannywood. Sani Mu’azu has been in the
Nigerian movie industry for about two decades. He produced a
film in 2007 titled ‘Mountain Blues’, which won the Best
Feature Film Award at the Abuja International Film Festival
(AIFF) in 2019.
He is popular for his role as Inspector Shehu in the
blockbuster, King Of Boys. He also featured in other award-
winning films like; Lion Heart, Up North, MTV Shuga, etc.

Maryam Booth
Maryam Ado Mohammed is popularly known as Maryam
Booth. Born on October 28, 1993, the delectable movie star is
also a model. Maryam is one of few young and beautiful
actresses from the North who is acting in both English and
Hausa films. She is known for portraying different characters in
movies. Maryam has worked with some Nollywood movie
stars and her performance is superb.
She is famous for her role in The Milkmaid a film that was
released in 2020, which was Nigeria’s representative for the
best international feature category at the Academy Awards.
For her role as “Zainab” in the film, she won the Africa Movie
Academy Award for Best Actress in a Supporting Role.

https://dailytrust.com/top-northern-stars-bridging-the-gap-between-nollywood-kannywood
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Cutehector:
There is a lot to do.

I weep for my country. Money has become more valuable than human
life.

dollytino4real:
To die too dey expensive o! Na to leave am for dem o

I blv d little girl died bkos d parent couldn't raise money for her
treatment.

this thing a big problem now in Nigeria o and calls for urgent attention.
You take a person to the hospital and at the end you lost the person,I
think the hospital should take small responsibility. They can at lease
reduce the price, you can not lose life and money all alone now.
Unless if their is something you should do that you did not and led to
the demise of the person. And in some cases people don't have money
to take care while the person is a life,where will they get money now
that the person is dead. This matter needs attention o.

They shld leave the body for them now, the bill is much, where do they
expect the parents to get the money from. The parents of the girl shld
leave the body for them there abeg.

Wetin dem cure and d person still die, nawao

House of looters are the cause of every Hardship in Nigeria

The physical presentation of proposed N19.76 trillion 2023
budget by President Muhammadu Buhari to the joint session
of the National Assembly next month is not certain due to
ongoing renovation of Senate and House of Representatives
chambers.
Budget presentation usually takes place in the House of
Representatives chamber. But the renovation work, which is
expected to be completed in August 2023, has caused the
relocation of the federal lawmakers to a makeshift chambers
for plenary.

The federal government had said that the renovation of the
National Assembly complex will gulp N30.2 billion.
On Friday, Senate President Ahmad Lawan inspected the
renovation work and said it is creating challenge of where to
host Buhari.
“The Green Chamber of the House of Representatives normally
used for such very important event is also being renovated.
But that is going to be one of the issues that we are going to
tackle immediately we resume,” Lawan said.
He also said that one of the urgent legislative assignment that
would be carried out by the Senate on resumption next week is
confirmation of Justice Olukayode Ariwoola as substantive
Chief Justice of Nigeria (CJN).
He said, “We have the confirmation of the Chief Justice of
Nigeria already waiting. Recall that the President sent the
request but that was a day before the Senate went on its
annual summer recess.
“Therefore, this is going to be one of the first things we need
to do to ensure that the acting capacity does not go beyond
the required three months.
“The security of our country, the security of our people has
always been of great concern to us and will remain so and at
this point let me commend our Armed Forces and other
security agencies for upping the game and doing better in the
last one month or so.
“We hope that they will do better than that but I want to assure
Nigerians that the National Assembly particularly the Senate
will continue to support our security agencies and defence
forces to fight for restoration of normalcy in our security
situation in the country.
“Our economy is challenged. It’s our focus that we make sure
that the economy works for all Nigerians regardless of their
socio-economic status. We are optimistic that we will be able
to pass a budget that will provide for better life for Nigerians.
It has not been easy but nothing is impossible and no problem
is insurmountable.
“We also have so many other issues of ensuring that the 2023
general elections, at the end, the kind of elections that
everybody will say, well, I have won fairly or I have lost fairly.
“So we want to ensure that there is very credible elections that
will be of integrity and we will support the INEC to the fullest
to ensure that the 2023 general elections hold in such a
manner that INEC does not lack anything, that Nigerians are
able to exercise their franchise and at the end of the day, we
will have new set of leaders to continue to lead our country.”

https://dailytrust.com/why-buhari-may-not-present-2023-budget-in-person
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9ja women no go carry last on drugs because they all recharge their battery with Benelin with Codeine, That's why they are reducing our number with Rat poison

The Chairman, National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA), Brig.Gen. Mohammed Buba Marwa, has said one out of every four drug users in Nigeria is a female. Marwa said this in Benin, Edo State Capital, at a seminar “Combating Drug Trafficking and Providing Care for Victims of Drug Abuse as part of the programme in the ongoing Betsy Obaseki football tournament. Represented by his special adviser, Otunba Lanre Ipinmisho, he said ” the focus on the Girl Child and young women is strategic in the effort to curb the rising trend of drug abuse among Nigerians”. “From the National Drug Use and Health Survey, one of four drug users in Nigeria is female. There is more profound evidence on social media where users upload videos of themselves, a significant number of whom are young girls, abusing various types of drugs including cannabis and methamphetamine”. He said the agency surveillance shows that majority of club goers who are young women, regularly come in contact and use drugs, adding that those involved in anti-social activities like prostitution or commercial sex work use stimulant drug as tools for their occupation. He explained that the 2018 National Survey on Drug Use and Health showed that 14.3million Nigerians, most of them overwhelmingly youths abuse drugs while Nigeria has exceptionally high drug prevalence of 14.4 percent On his part, Edo state governor, Godwin Obaseki, blamed heightened cases of drug abuse on the ongoing strike embarked on the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU). He said the study conducted in the state had shown that drug abuse has assumed a new dimension and, second to kidnapping in the rating of social vices. “Drug abuse is a crisis that the state has taken upon to make call for collective action to tackle. It is a crisis, not only here, but also globally. The adverse effects of drug abuse has robbed many youths of their lives, condemning them to life dependent on drugs.” He said the development limits their abilities to properly function in our society and deprives the society of the much needed human capital to drive productivity and economic growth. “While some may argue that this issue is not directed applied to us in Nigeria, we are reminded that Nigeria risks loosing one of the medals won in the just concluded Commonwealth Games on the account of suspicion of prohibited drugs,” he said. He however however, advocated more support of the National Drugs Laws Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) to tackle the incident of drugs abuse in the state. Also, Mrs Bisi Fayemi, who spoke on behalf of the Nigerian Governors’ Wives Forum lauded the organiser for the initiative. Earlier, Mrs Betsy Obaseki, said the tournament was conceived to discourage women and girls embarking on illegal migration. The platform, she said, was to prove that women could earn their dollars at home if building a career in football.
https://dailytrust.com/marwa-one-out-of-4-drug-users-in-nigeria-is-a-female mynd44 oam4j lalasticlala seun semid4lyfe dominique

jeromestarks:
Please how much is that chair?

Na chair you want ask about rather than the main topic

LadySarah:
Allow her to play with her agemates sometimes,this apartment thing We are doing isnt helping this kids at all.Before she will grow up and start blaming you of seclusion .

Not now sister but will you allow your 2 years old daughter play outside your home compound and you are sitting inside watching TV, will you

Kimiso:

She is now busy playing at home!

My Little Daughter Fiddausi always wanted to go outside to play and I don't want Her out as She is only 2 years old. See what I invented for Her just to keep her play at Home.

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noble71:
it's for those that mined it.

any value for it?

noble71:
INEC is playing with us. Everything in this country is upside down. We will defeat them.



Vote Peter Obi for President.


Meanwhile at a good rate sell your Pi π to us.

pls an you explain Pi further to me

JAGABAN is our GALACTICO all others na Agbero

The JAGABAN of the Nation

what we all knew is that JAGABAN is our next President

Thank you our troops God bless you and
God punish the devil.

that is 200 naira in Birnin Kebbi

pacino26:
I knew it got to be the Asians. Their cuisine and traditional medicine demands some absurd ingredients.

Musa yaf resigned finally.

Africa in general gets problem wey no get solution.