₦airaland Forum

kayswag100:
That's over 30M alone on tuition. Okay!

nairavsdollars:
The government should still punish him whether you forgive him or not. They damaged the train, a federal government property and killed innocent citizens. Now he is hiding in a mosque claiming repentance

That's what Fela sang about

Through Mohammed our Lord. Amen, Amen, Amen

And dem dey do bad, bad, bad bad bad bad bad bad thing.

Peterobiisathie:
don’t you think it is better if Peter Obi people stop soiling our image and engage in legitimate business?

FuglyGurl:
https://dailytrust.com/n71-2bn-out-of-n100bn-disbursed-for-student-loan-diverted-icpc/

TopBanter:
He is not their citizen and has committed serious crime in Ghana so why, for the sake of public information and factual clarity, can't they mention his country of Origin? I.e Nigeria?

GistMedia0:
https://m.lindaikejisblog.com/2025/5/nigerian-nurse-reportedly-found-de-at-d-in-her-uk-apartment-after-returning-from-her-wedding-introduction-in-nigeria.html

Fynestboi:
Yes suggestions are welcome. Thank you.

Fynestboi:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LRrWNrTTqn0?si=C0iU2N5jPHqnW1iQ

Metrix147:
Source: https://abntv.com.ng/news/tears-as-popular-ohafia-war-dancer-kalu-uchendu-laid-to-rest-in-elu-ohafia-photos-video/

Af0nja2:
https://www.premiumtimesng.com/regional/south-south-regional/791545-how-fubara-visited-wike-begged-for-reconciliation.html

NewDigitalWorld:
Source: https://saharareporters.com/2025/04/30/pdp-heads-court-over-okowa-delta-governor-oborevworis-defections-says-apc-will-soon

Peterobiisathie:
[b]


https://m.lindaikejisblog.com/2025/4/nigerian-national-and-two-others-arrested-over-gold-robbery-in-ghana-2.html

obembet:
Nobody pray for uncertainty but what is the safest way out when it happens.

I have come to understand that whenever there is an accident or emergency, the car door will automatically jam locked to the extent that it will mostly difficult to open from inside.

So my dear nairalanders, I'm a case like this God forbid, what's the best thing to do.

Source: obembet

ElevationD:
I beg to disagree sir. The King has made a good move, but I am of the opinion that it is not his responsibility and neither is it the responsibility of private citizens to fix such roads, whether major or minor. Why do we elect leaders in government?

First we must ensure that the right political leaders are in place. If we elect leaders with plans to make our societies better, then Kings like this decent one should not stress themselves. It is the business of the governments to ensure that roads and infrastructures are fixed for the better living of the citizens.

When such good men spend their resources, room is given to government officials to write invoices and claim that such projects were done by then. They loot the money and are never held accountable.

It is up to us the citizens to hold governments responsible for their failures. We have leaders from the governors to councillors, who must team up to ensure that our roads and other social amenities are in place, otherwise we will continue to suffer the effects of horrible leaders nationwide. It is the same situation everywhere in the country, where private citizens spend billions to build roads and government wakes up suddenly to claim such roads as government property.

A few years back, the wooden electricity pole in from of my house was bad. We kept worrying NEPA to change it and they refused. One day we replaced it with the concrete one. The next thing, NEPA officials came a few days later to claim ownership of it.

We must thank the King for his kindness and effort to make life easy for his people, but we must learn to make government do its job.

fergie001:
SOURCE

HisaacPlus:
Owa Obokun bankrolls repair of Ibadan-Ilesa road to reduce carnage


https://guardian.ng/news/owa-obokun-bankrolls-repair-of-ibadan-ilesa-road-to-reduce-carnage/

iwaeda:
https://dailypost.ng/2025/04/27/remo-stars-win-2024-25-npfl-title/

symbianDON:
Source: https://independent.ng/not-even-safe-in-west-africa-what-cape-verde-taught-me-about-being-nigerian/

Vendor127001:
A Nigerian man, Ajibade from Kwara state has converted his tricycle, popular know as ”Keke napep” from petrol usage to fully electric , excitement can be heard in his voice as he says, he has not serviced the Keke in a while now as it runs on battery and requires a power to get it to run !


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7u47bNz14oc

dre11:
https://leadership.ng/lagos-advocates-rent-reduction-declares-caution-fee-inspection-fee-illegal/

etokhana:
https://pmnewsnigeria.com/2025/04/24/mass-wassce-failures-rock-lagos-public-schools-%e2%82%a61-57bn-spent-26592-students-fail/

iwaeda:
https://punchng.com/why-fuel-smuggling-thrives-despite-subsidy-removal-customs/

TimeManager:
https://punchng.com/fg-declares-minna-airport-as-alternative-to-abuja-airport/

KingAzubuike:
So it's cubana that doesn't make money while sleeping?

Editorialtimes:
By Andrew Haruna | Makurdi, Benue State

Benue State Governor, Hyacinth Alia, has strongly condemned the ongoing attacks on the state, stating that the people behind the violence are not even Nigerians. He made this statement with a sense of urgency, saying, "Benue is under siege" and that the attacks have a much bigger agenda than just local disputes.

In a heartfelt interview with Channels TV, Governor Alia said the attackers speak a different language and are clearly foreign elements trying to destabilize the state. His words reflected deep concern, not only for the lives lost but also for the future of the people in Benue.

“These attackers aren’t from our communities. They don’t speak our languages. We’re dealing with something far beyond just local conflict; this is an invasion. Benue is under siege, and we need help now,” Governor Alia explained.

Land Grabbing and Foreign Aggression

The governor believes the continuous attacks are not just random acts of violence but part of a larger, well-coordinated plan to seize the state's fertile agricultural lands. According to him, these forces have been using sophisticated tactics and, in some cases, enforcing extremist laws, which suggests a much more organized effort than simple local banditry.

“It’s clear to us now that this is about more than just violence for survival. The aim is to take our land, our heritage. This is not something we can handle alone,” Alia added.

The Need for Federal Intervention

Governor Alia has called on federal authorities to intervene immediately. With an increasing number of attacks, the situation has reached a breaking point, and the people of Benue need help. Alia has asked for heightened security measures, including a more robust security presence to protect the people, especially in areas where the attacks are most concentrated.

“We need help from the federal government. Our people are suffering, and we are watching our land being taken over by forces beyond our control,” the governor said, emphasizing the urgency of the situation.

Governor Alia also urged local leaders and community members to come together and work with security forces to ensure the protection of Benue. His appeal for unity is a call to strengthen local resilience in the face of external threats.

Rising Displacement Crisis

The attacks have forced many Benue residents to flee their homes, leaving them in temporary displacement camps. These people are in dire need of aid, and Alia has called for humanitarian assistance to support the displaced families. Many are struggling with the harsh realities of shelter, food, and medical care.

“We have families who have lost everything. They need our help, and they need it now. We must act quickly before things get worse,” Alia said.

A Call for Unity and Action

Despite the severity of the crisis, Governor Alia has urged the people of Benue to remain united. He believes that only by working together can they face this threat and protect their homes.

“This is a moment for all of us to stand together. We cannot let these attackers take what belongs to us. We will fight for our land and for the future of our children,” Alia concluded.

The Need for Proactive Security Measures

The governor’s call for a proactive national response comes at a time when the security situation in Benue is becoming increasingly critical. He believes that national forces must coordinate more effectively to counter the foreign-backed insurgency now spreading in the state.

Governor Hyacinth Alia has made it clear that Benue is facing a serious security threat from foreign-backed attackers. His call for federal intervention, unity, and enhanced security is a plea to save his people from a grave crisis. The situation remains dire, and without a swift response, Benue may continue to face the devastating consequences of external aggression aimed at taking away the state's land and resources.

Source: The Bureau Newspaper

KingAzubuike:
Obi cubana is richer than femi ote$ and adenuga combined

chi900:
Nigerian lady shares how her relationship with her boyfriend ended because his mom doesn’t like Igbo tribe

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MFk7HpnMn20

KidFromForeign:
Nobody said exercise is an elixir for long life and good health.
Of course there are many factors involved when it comes to life and health.
We are talking about constants and variables here.
The Japanese outlives every other Nation on Earth and it is not purely due to grace .
They put in the work!
Have you EVER seen a fat and obesed Japanese?
NO!
Even at 90 years they are still working and ACTIVE.
And you think it has no correlation to their longevity?
Say what you like.
Twist it however you want.
But not being active and being obese is a recipe for health issues and possible early deaths.

KidFromForeign:
Nobody said exercise is an elixir for long life and good health.
Of course there are many factors involved when it comes to life and health.
We are talking about constants and variables here.
The Japanese outlives every other Nation on Earth and it is not purely due to grace .
They put in the work!
Have you EVER seen a fat and obesed Japanese?
NO!
Even at 90 years they are still working and ACTIVE.
And you think it has no correlation to their longevity?
Say what you like.
Twist it however you want.
But not being active and being obese is a recipe for health issues and possible early deaths.

Artiiclebeast:
Where will the busses and taxis be parked?