₦airaland Forum

EdiskyHarry:
Nawa ooo. You won't see Nigerian army here o. But if it's students protesting or a fight between market women, you will see one battalion of army there.

Putindbutt:
I'm not surprised at those mannerless people attacking the girls, you already know they grew up throwing leg kicks at their..... if i complete it the bot would ban me.

ufotunang:
..ok why is it not easy....just asking

ufotunang:
..ok why is it not easy....just asking

Mrchippychappy:
All join bro, it's the stupid Christians that don't know that they are spat on when they go over there on Pilgrimage and I am saying that as a Christian who is very well aware of world politics and the deception that is being used against Africa by both sides of the divide, The West and the Middle East

Mrchippychappy:
Nigerian Muslims, u see una life? Killing yourselves and burning flags for the same people that created the religion and see what those same people have to say about this matter wey una carry for head like Fan Yogo? Una see am? Carry matter for head for people wey get deep hatred for black people. Gaza this, Hamas dat, nonsense eye service for people wey no send una. I just tire

fergie001:
You want to leave Peter Obi for Bola Tinubu?

I don't think you are in this country or have followed our politics for a longggggg time. No Southerner with or without incumbency can defeat Bola Tinubu in a General Election in Nigeria TODAY.

Merry100:
My car was recently involved in a serious accident. It veered off the road and was completely destroyed. By some miracle, no lives were lost; only minor injuries were sustained. But what happened afterward revealed a deeper rot in our system than the accident itself.

Less than an hour after the crash, policemen arrived; not to check on the victims, not to secure the scene, and certainly not to help. Their only concern was towing the car to their station, even though:

• The car was off the road and not obstructing traffic.

• A towing vehicle had already been called and was on its way.

• Victims were still being treated at the scene.

They didn’t care. They were focused on one thing: extorting money.

Despite being told the accident had just occurred and that help was already on the way, they insisted on towing the car.

By the time my mum arrived, they had already taken money and were still demanding more. They only backed off after she put a call through to her brother; a senior officer. Until then, they had shown no compassion, no patience, and no understanding of the situation.

And then there was the hospital.

One woman was visibly bleeding, yet the staff barely treated her. They didn’t examine her properly, left her wound exposed, and hardly even cleaned it. And despite this lack of basic care, they still demanded payment.

Is this what it means to be a citizen in this country?

Our police force meant to protect lives and property; now specializes in harassment and exploitation.
Hospitals meant to save lives; treat people like numbers, or worse, like burdens.
And the average Nigerian is left to fend for themselves at their most vulnerable.

I remember being in a minor accident in the UK; not a scratch on anyone and the police kept asking, “Are you okay? Do you need medical attention?” That is what duty and humanity should look like.

Here, you're lucky to survive the accident. But surviving the system; that’s the real miracle.