₦airaland Forum

SpencerForbes:
Was Christianity created before sex or afterwards?
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casualobserver:
Ondo man knows he only has 1 term. He is constitutionally barred from contesting again. Work is not part of his “things to do”.

LagosOrigin:
The question should be
Why did Seyi tinubu settled for A pretty girl that he met on Facebook over his Yoruba women

He probably see in her what he didn't see in his Yoruba women and went on to make her his one and only wife.

Seyi tinubu love his wife

crusufixo:
Political stunt... nothing more... Obj that is a core traditionalist, did he not worship in Redeemed Camp ? after that one time, did any body see him again in the church ?....

Freelane33:
When My Guy Snitched: How God Saved Me

You never really know who your true friends are until wahala knocks on your door. That’s something I learned the hard way.

It all started back in Lagos, 2022. Hustle was tough, and everybody was looking for a way to make ends meet. Me and my homeboy, Tega, had been rolling together since secondary school — same hood, same dreams, same hunger. We used to say, “We go make am together, no matter how.”

I was doing small online work — freelance gigs, crypto trading, sometimes flipping accounts for commission. It wasn’t always straight, but it wasn’t exactly bad either. Just street survival, you know? But somehow, one small mistake almost landed me behind bars.

One day, Tega hit me up.
“Bro, I get connect for one foreign job. Big money involved. You fit run some transactions for me?”

Normally, I no dey touch anything suspicious again — I’d already told God I was done with anything shady. But the way things were going, I was tempted. Still, something inside told me chill.

So I told Tega no.

Next thing I know, two weeks later, EFCC agents pulled up at my gate early morning — loud knocks, black vans, bulletproof vests. Before I could even say ‘wetin dey happen?’, they burst in shouting my name like they rehearsed it.

They searched everything. Phone, laptop, even my prayer journal. Apparently, someone mentioned my name in connection to a “financial fraud network.”

Guess who?
Tega.

He had gotten caught, and to save himself, he gave them my name — said I was the one handling “the back-end.”
My guy. My brother. My day one.

I spent two days in EFCC custody. No food, no sleep, just pure fear. They kept showing me screenshots, transactions I’d never seen in my life. I told them I was innocent, but who believes that story in Nigeria?

Then something miraculous happened. The lead investigator called me aside. He said,
“Your name came up, but the evidence doesn’t tie back to you. Someone is lying — and it’s not you.”

Turns out, one of the accounts Tega used was traced directly to his own BVN. His lies backfired. They released me that evening, no charges filed.

When I stepped out into the street, the evening air felt like freedom itself. I didn’t even go home straight — I just stood outside, looked up, and whispered,
“God, thank you. You really saved me.
Share your own story my brother :

ravensckar:
Nibo latun jasi bayi?

Those pictures up there make me think your dog died of stress. Him no be like wetin chop better food o.

#Picks_tooth

greatiyk4u:
This is a throw back story going down the memory lane.....the marriage has already produced 3 kids and we have been progressively moving from one level to a higher level

malali:
Mathematics Is a Lifeline, Not a Luxury

Dropping Mathematics as a requirement for arts and humanities students may look like inclusion, but in reality, it’s intellectual disarmament.

Math isn’t just about numbers. It’s the language of logic, structure, and critical thinking, the very foundation of coherent thought, debate, and disciplined reasoning that the humanities thrive on.

Every field, from economics, law, and linguistics to philosophy and music, is quietly underpinned by mathematical reasoning: pattern, proportion, structure, rhythm, and evidence-based argument.

To remove Math is to unplug an entire generation from analytical literacy. You may raise enrollment figures, yes, but you lower the nation’s cognitive baseline.

If Nigeria truly wants to compete globally, we should be strengthening Mathematics education, not treating it as optional for those “not gifted with numbers.” That mindset fuels mediocrity.

Great civilizations didn’t grow by lowering the bar, they rose by raising competence and investing in skill mastery.

malali:
While nations like China are not only making Mathematics compulsory but also integrating Artificial Intelligence (AI) and robotics into their basic curriculum, Nigeria is moving in the opposite direction.

In an era defined by automation, data, and machine learning, the decision to remove Mathematics as a core requirement for arts and humanities students is not reform, it’s regression. It signals a government more concerned with inflating admission statistics than preparing citizens for the demands of the future.

Mathematics is not about turning everyone into an engineer; it’s about teaching logic, precision, and structured problem-solving, skills essential in every discipline, from law to economics to literature.

Frankly, it’s shocking that Dr. Tunji Alausa, someone who lived and worked in the United States, would endorse a move this shortsighted. If he attempted this in the American system he came from, he would be forced to resign by morning.

Education policy should be about building competence, not lowering standards for easy applause. Removing mathematics doesn’t make education more inclusive, it makes it less competitive and ensures that Nigerian graduates will struggle to keep pace in a world run by algorithms, not sentiments.

Chucks13:
Alright kindly go and pay them yourself then since strike is the way out pls pay them the useless arrears they are looking for.

Chucks13:
Can you specify which arrears? From which govt? Arrears of what? They went on strike during Buhari everybody begged them to resume they refused but now want Tinubu to pay arrears [/b]of work they deliberately refused to do[b] and to you its fine ba? If I'm Tinubu I won't pay it let heaven I won't pay it let them go to Katsina where Buhari was buried and ask him to pay the arrears. Ok.

SmartPolician:
No, you don't need a yellow card. You can travel with NIN if you are traveling in commercial bus. However, the delays are higher when you travel with your NIN and faster when you have your Nigerian passport.

Xpgroove, note that your Nigerian MTN will stop working the moment you get to Cotonou. You should buy a Ghanian SIM card once you get to Aflao. I think it's about 70 Ghana Cedis. That will enable you roam your Nigerian MTN line and stay active on WhatsApp while in Ghana.

Please note that things are by far cheaper in Nigeria than in Ghana. The Cedis just have numerical strength but economically useless. So, get ready to change tons of naira into Cedis at the Seme border or at Chisco terminal at Circle.

That's why you should get your to and fro tickets if you know for sure the day you are coming back because if you spent 100k going to Ghana, you will spend 150k coming back to Nigeria. That's because their currency no get economic value. And you have to pay in Cedis in Accra while coming back.

Please use an organised transport company like GUO, Chisco or GIG. Their fare covers everything you will need to tip border control and policemen. Enjoy your visit!

Dbakre1:
Stay on the subject matter if u must talk, is it compulsory?

officialfysh:
When criminals are caught, there’s no need hiding them from cameras. Let the world know how to be careful when around such individuals

Image123:
The cost per kilometer of a 750km project cannot be determined. It can only be estimated or averaged. And conditions may change. This is not building a kiosk or chicken hutch. The terrain and soils are different. Some will need more work or fillings, some different contractors, some will be bridge. Cost of materials and labour from place to place, weather, some diversions, some unexpected challenges, all differ.
We should focus on intelligence, professionalism and patriotism instead of theatrics and media trials.

henrybomb:
LGBTQ should not be added to people’s personal choices especially “ this force it on “people mechanism.

If it is not an issue to you it is a big issue to a [/s]few[s] [/b]so many[b] of us because as we speak against hard drugs or alcohol, the same should be done to LGBTQ nonsense.