₦airaland Forum

LoneSoldier:
I have been away from business. Trust is officially dead.

Fear Women!

Oncircleprince:
Thirty years. No airport. No access. No flights.

One governor changed that on Sunday.

Read1j

KnowledgePower7:
I moved into a new apartment and I'm very comfortable.
Now my babe is kinda baddie type girl

Now to make it worse she like to moan loud
One time around 3 am she scream loudly during orgasm . I had to force my hand to cover her mouth.

What should I do my brothers

The first time I covered my babe mouth with my hand when she was moaning loudly, she removed my hand and asked if I was owing the landlord since then I just let her moan as she wants.

treesun:
Affected units reportedly include Rapid Response Squad (RRS), Anti-Cultism, Anti-Kidnapping, Scorpion Squad, Tactical Intelligence Response Squad (TIRS), Special Weapons and Tactics (SWAT), Monitoring Units, Tiger Squad, Gender Units, Anti-Robbery squads, among others.


There is disquiet within the Nigeria Police Force following an order by Inspector-General of Police (IGP) Tunji Disu directing the immediate dissolution of multiple tactical units operating across commands nationwide.

Affected units reportedly include Rapid Response Squad (RRS), Anti-Cultism, Anti-Kidnapping, Scorpion Squad, Tactical Intelligence Response Squad (TIRS), Special Weapons and Tactics (SWAT), Monitoring Units, Tiger Squad, Gender Units, Anti-Robbery squads, among others.


The directive, communicated through an internal wireless message obtained by SaharaReporters, was issued after a recent virtual meeting between senior police officers and the IGP.

According to the message, all existing tactical teams at the command, area command, and divisional levels, regardless of their operational names, have been ordered dissolved with immediate effect.

“Following the IGP’s directives at the just concluded Zoom meeting with Commissioners of Police and above, all existing tactical teams at commands are being reformed into two, with operational names to be provided by the Deputy Inspector-General of Police in charge of Operations,” the message read in part.


The signal further specified that units such as “Lion, Tiger, Scorpion squads and others by whatever names called” are no longer to operate in their current form.

Under the new arrangement, only area commands and divisional surveillance units are permitted to function temporarily, pending further directives.

Personnel from the disbanded units are to be redeployed into conventional policing structures, including patrol and guard duties, HRS.



https://saban-squads-nationwide-orders

JobsLever:
Please members let us report this person he is trying to discourage people from applying.

saintruky:
It's quite an interesting read...
But how many the fire don kill?

josephine123:
It's not scam at all .. you need to verify something before tagging it a scam

MatrixCircle:
That's the reason they invited him for official visit. This same document all other countries refused to sign it including Indian and Pakistani Prime ministers, the ones with highest illegals

MaziObinnaokija:
toh . Mercy oh Lord .

Mercy oh Lord

Omooba77:
https://saharareporters.com/2026/03/20/nigerias-security-not-one-mans-responsibility-all-us-are-it-tinubu

Parachoko:
I hope insecurity in the Sahara not Affect the project

DrChukki:
Any of these terrorists killed should be processed into manure for farmers or sent to a university laboratory as cadaver for Anatomy practicals.

We shouldn't just commit them to vultures after all their atrocities

treesun:
https://dailytrust.com/uk-migrant-deal-nigeria-wont-accept-foreign-deportees-presidency/

ryloy:
blindfolded Chinese man was caught alongside Boko Haram members while aiding them in the operation of their drones used in attacking the Nigerian military allegedly🤔

This battle is bigger than what many Nigerians thought, the Natural deposits are one of the reason for insecurity in Nigeria and they are sponsored by Nigerian elites and other foreign interest.

https://x.com/BolajiOyepoju/status/2034934725052072447

InfoGuru118:
https://verynigerian.com/breaking-nigeria-agrees-to-take-back-deported-criminals-failed-asylum-seekers-from-uk/

Demigod22:
My girlfriend came around turned me off.

cutecommend:
Mature guys, if you meet a lady you love so much, how long can you be patient chasing her?

Racoon:
https://www.facebook.com/share/1DC5fGp32z/

givedemwotowoto:
Have Faith in My Father; he is Steering Nigeria in a Direction Never, Ever Seen Before — Seyi Tinubu



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Newsgeek24:
https://verynigerian.com/tinubu-condemns-maiduguri-attacks-orders-security-chiefs-to-relocate/

gracias124:
Its not an achievement, when you are 30 without a wife or girlfriend. is prohibited to me. I just dey vex

Benwallt:
Many of you just talk like dvndees. Are CCTVs connected to police station? It captures events for later review anywhere in the world.

Abefed:
Veteran Nollywood actor Abiodun Ayoyinka, the original face of the iconic Papa Ajasco character, has opened up about his current life struggles in a recent emotional interview.Despite being a household name for decades, the actor revealed that things have been “never okay” since he retired five years ago.

He made several shocking revelations that have left fans emotional on social media today:

No House, No Car: Ayoyinka confessed that despite his long career, he does not own his own house or a vehicle.

The Trademark Trap: He explained that the character “Papa Ajasco” is legally registered by Wale Adenuga Productions. This means he cannot use the costume or the name for personal brand deals or advertisements, which has cost him millions in potential income.

Struggles After Fame:

He noted that many companies want him to appear as the character, but since he doesn’t own the rights, he has been forced to turn down life-changing opportunities.

What do you think about the way veteran actors are treated in Nigeria? Should production companies allow actors to use their characters for personal growth?

https://naijawiki.com.ng/blog/thread/i-am-strugglin

john4q:
I’m researching the possibility of importing wines from Europe into Nigeria and distributing locally.

I’d really appreciate insights from people who know the Nigerian alcohol market or have experience with import/export.

• Which European countries have the best price–quality wines?
• What are the biggest challenges with customs and regulations?
• Is demand for wine growing in Nigeria?
• Any tips on logistics, storage, or distributors?