₦airaland Forum

Elusive001:
May APC, Nigeria, and Tinubu happen to the supporters of evil.

I believe that ransome was paid for their release

RoxyBrownAutos:
The bible teaches we should preach in season and out of season.There is no time you give mouth food that it does not eat.The bill is anti Christ and anti Christian bill.It is through preaching ie telling people about God that souls are converted to their maker.

Johncarlo07:
Why not tell Israel to attack Iran too,or are dey afraid to?
D devastation dey suffered afta attacking Beirut still dey giv dem PTSD.
Av u seen dem attack Beirut since den?

If ur Israel is dat powerful, it shld av entered dis current restarted conflict make e body dey.
Israel wey no fit defeat Hezbollah instead resorting to killing children, civilians nd bombing houses.

FreeStuffsNG:
Iran has destroyed that of US located in Oman, Bahrain and Kuwait too.

Iran is giving them aura for aura.

brain54:
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240 million dollars in '74 was a lot of money.


What happened is that we had a bunch of lazy, clueless and rudderless leadership since then.


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Guestmale:
I would have hundred percent consented to this your submission but did government pay for the well being of our children, food, health care, clothing and school fees, the answer is no.

Kemical23:
Attacking someone because they reject you is childish...

That is entitled mentality just like women...
But we must hear from the fool as well because many of you can insult people to the extent that people who have anger issue can not tolerate....

RightToReject:
Imagine Rio Ferdinand pretending as if it doesn't happen among the whites and all races in general; the practice, no matter which name one wishes to term it, is universal, even though it could be more severe among Africans due to obvious reasons.

Goo0dHardDick:
What's wrong with that?

Mikel obi should keep quiet. He should be lucky It's a privilege he is rich enough for his family to be looking up to him. Help and empower your brothers too to be rich like you

Ibrahimcoomasie:
Some reactions from X.


@Ogbenidipo
Argentina’s peso has crashed into the ground with hyperinflation of over 200%, savings wiped out, salaries almost worthless.

That’s the same Argentina some loud “experts” wanted Nigeria to copy. The peso is rubble, while the naira, with all our challenges is nowhere near that kind of currency freefall.

All the overnight economists who shouted “copy Argentina!” “copy Argentina!” have suddenly gone quiet. Their model collapsed. They should be embarrassed .

Nigeria dodged a disaster and the people who pushed that nonsense owe us an apology!

https://x.com/OgbeniDipo/status/2076959520337600914?s=20[/quote]and what is wrong in cutting your spending as a broke country relying on debts?

Tareq1105:
The kidnappers burnt her car then.

Beautifulday:
When the rescued her, she was asking about the car.

Razzness:
Trying so hard to justify evil.

Pootle:
he betrayed his father land because of some euros

givedemwotowoto:
FIFA did the right thing.

That injury was an unfortunate accident, but it didn’t deserve a red card. Balogun didn’t see where his foot landed. He was facing the opposite direction.

It’s like jumping up to head the ball, then landing on someone already on the floor. Like, was your body supposed to defy gravity and remain in the air?

UEFA is playing unnecessary politics.

Namaster:
The US and ILLsrael MURDERED a 1-year old girl.
Yet NOBODY is calling them TERRORISTS.

Funkyswagzz:
From the looks of things I believe this follow adeyemi is going to jail or the case die a natural death as usual

Ofunaofu:
This is obviously the largest heist being perpetuated by a government in history

Gentlesoul2021:
Good day N'Lander

I need genuine opinions on a relationship dilemma.

My younger sister is 31 years old. She's highly educated with a master's degree, works with an NGO as a Programme Coordinator and Mental Health Counselor, and is also a skilled fashion designer with equipment worth over ₦2 million. She's hardworking, focused, and has consistently supported our family. Her job has taken her across different states, exposing her to diverse experiences and opportunities. Above all, she's deeply committed to her Christian faith.

She recently met a fellow church brother who has expressed serious interest in marrying her. However, he left school after Primary Six and works as a traditional window louvre fabricator. While there's absolutely nothing wrong with learning a trade, he has had opportunities to upgrade his skills to modern aluminium fabrication but hasn't pursued them. Instead, he seems more interested in becoming a pastor or working in a church, though he currently has no clear or realistic path to achieving that.

Another concern is the family dynamic. My mother and the young man's mother serve in the same church unit. On several occasions, whenever he goes out for a job, his mother would call him back or redirect him for other errands, and she would even mention these things to my mother. This has given us the impression that she relies heavily on him, raising concerns about the level of responsibility he already carries within his family and how that might affect his future marriage.

My mother strongly opposes the relationship, believing the gap in education, career progression, ambition, life direction, and even family expectations is too significant. I understand her concerns and tend to agree, but it also raises an important question.

Can love alone sustain a marriage when there's such a wide difference in education, ambition, exposure, career growth, and family responsibilities? Or should long-term compatibility, shared vision, emotional maturity, and the ability to build a stable future together carry more weight than love?

I'd genuinely appreciate respectful and honest opinions from both married and unmarried people. Please keep the discussion civil and objective—this isn't about looking down on anyone because of their educational background or occupation, but about understanding what truly makes a marriage work in the long run.

JoeEeL:
It is mostly diasporan nigerians that do this thing alot. When they travel, they begin to ask their fellow japarians about any app used for sending money that gives the best transfer rates: apps like LemFi or SendWave.

Most other nationalities don't remit as much. After Nigerians, maybe some other african countries. All these mullatos and carribean people no really send anybody papa for here.

And by diasporan nigerians, Im strictly talking about nigerian men, and not women. Instead, women will not mind billing you wey dey nigeria, and them dey diaspora. If u doubt me, go ask Roby Ekpo wey cry for Daddy Freeze live' honest bunch podcast.

Liabilities both home and away!

nwirinedu:
Howw can someone open an account in CBN without the FG knowing? This is impossible, there was collusion by the CBN officials in this, he didnt eat that 1.3bn alone. This tells you just how far below the apex bank has fallen and questions the safety of our local banks.

floss:
All the people in tulumbu government are people that are 10 times worse than he is, that's why you can't see people like Dele farotimi, Dr Adesina ( former afdb chairman) etc in his government... From the top to the last person in that government, no matter the tribe are worse than tulumbu, that's why the only thing they care about is to do damage control

Ofunaofu:
These people think every Nigerian is one of their zombîé supporters.

We are ruled by con men, fraudsters, and drug barons...you name them.