₦airaland Forum

immaculatesense:
Are you still living in 2024? Is this not 2025?
One bag of Rice in August 2024 is 95k, but it is 60k now in August 2025.
Keep living in 2024 bro. Nigeria has left you behind.
No Be Juju Be Dat?

tunjijones:
Is salary the same with 2006?

Minimum wage was 7500 naira in 2006 and it's 70k now. NYSC allowee was 7500 in 2006 and it's 77k now.

Kukutente23:
Kamoru. Always learn to read before you comment

I thought your god was reforming the nation. Why are you still here asking for state police on NL? One would think that will be the first set of reforms since he has been preaching it since eons ago. Seems he deceived his zombies after all

Therock5555:
Men 1- Women -308362725

But seriously if she swear for the guy e fit catch am...


But on the other hand she admitted that she was warned many times but she had to learn the hard way in VDM's voice.


See as she squeeze face sef, the matter still dey pain her no be small...


Naturally women do not mind spending on guys they adore wholeheartedly, but when they realized that the guy was only using them as a pay day and cum pocket, it hurts..


That shit hurts!!!

CaseSensitive:
Who is this Pillock deflecting to “why didn’t Arab nations take them in”. You're completely sidestepping the core issue: France actively invited and selected people from Gaza through its humanitarian programme. It wasn’t a random influx, it was a state-sponsored evacuation. So, to now criminalize a single individual and use it as an excuse to punish all others smacks of scapegoating, not justice.

Second, invoking “sovereign right” to deport is a distraction. Of course, every nation has the legal right to deport, just as Nigeria does. But that doesn’t make every exercise of that right ethical or principled. Apartheid South Africa also had the legal right to expel and silence people, was that moral? No. Legality does not equate to justice.

And calling out France’s hypocrisy is fair game. For a country that bombards the world with speeches about liberty, tolerance, and human rights, it conveniently forgets those ideals when it comes to Arabs, Muslims, and particularly Palestinians. Oh and the African countries it kept in shackles just its imperialist ambitions.

Lastly, let’s not pretend Arab nations are perfect, they’re not. But this isn’t about shifting blame. It’s about holding to account a Western government that has played an outsized role in both shaping the conflict in Palestine and criminalizing its victims.

So yes, France can deport. But when it does so in the context of suppressing Palestinian voices, while funding the war machine that’s flattening Gaza, we’re not witnessing justice, we’re witnessing moral cowardice. And no I'm not Arab, Muslim, Christian or whatever religious cult you all belong to. I'm human.

CaseSensitive:
Says France, a nation that prides itself on liberté, égalité, fraternité, has a long and bloody history of colonial violence and genocide, from the brutal conquest of Algeria to the complicity in the Rwandan genocide, inhumane treatment of African soldiers during both world wars. Their legacy continues today in the form of its unflinching support for Israel’s devastating assault on Gaza, where entire families are being wiped out and civilian infrastructure systematically destroyed.

By criminalizing a Palestinian student for online speech while arming and politically backing a regime accused of war crimes, France is not only betraying its professed democratic ideals but is reinforcing a centuries-old pattern of silencing the colonized while empowering the colonizer.

The broader Western world is no less culpable. Under the guise of fighting terrorism and defending democracy, Western governments have provided Israel with weapons, diplomatic cover, and media narratives that dehumanize Palestinians and justify mass atrocities. Their selective outrage, vocal against resistance and silent on mass killings exposes the moral bankruptcy at the heart of their foreign policies.

This is not about security or peace. It is about maintaining a global order where Western interests, and those of their allies, override international law, human dignity, and the lives of millions. This is Africa, Israeli's propaganda will not stand no matter how hard you try.

olaleke1:
Hmmm...the day I wanted to fetch water from a well in front of my house and one girl I met at the well told her friend, "Wait, let Daddy fetch his bucket of water..."


I was like, "Chaiii....na be be dis? Daddy, ke?"

Grey hair come full my beard join... including one of my eyebrows.

That was when I knew...

SuperEagles:
Who shoukd we then trust ? I remenber when your likes claim he was nit vuulding any refinery or his refinery will not work till 3030.

Is Innosson not enjoying the monopoly to set price of his cars at outrageous prices, why should Dangite be denied that advantage as well.

Switruth:
I wish they can burst boko boys camp like this.

Nemesis0147:
Not always....but you see all those ones always posting bible quotes or videos on their status....if you know how rotten most of them are.
You will stop judging people by their social media contents😂😂😂
But shaking bum on the internet is still not morally right....don't get me out wrong

ebej:
Bihari is late. Let his soul rest in peace. Let's correct all the wrong

Eriokanmi:
hahshaha

Brrrrrrrrrrrrrrr, to get the remaining character

helinues:
Btw, Nigerians, imagine how the Obidients already gave filmsy excuse why Peter Obi didn't attend Buhari's burial. Wondering which excuse they will come up after this news

Guestmale:
So bailing out insolvent states wasn't an achievement, did he do that because of the governors or because of the innocent civil servants being owed salaries.

And the Tinubu that removed fuel subsidies that Buhari was borrowing money in order to keep,you people don't appreciate. You can't eat your cake and still have it.

Milkfactory:
That guy is saying the truth, "will u have done any different"... The crooks outside government are more or worse than those in government. That's why there is hoarding of foodstuffs, indiscriminate increase in prices, fake drugs, adulterated foodstuffs, scammers and many more

bal4real:
My guy, one thing u should know about these ronus & bigots is that they hate to hear the bitter truth.

They are attacking the young lady simply because she spilled the raw truth

Guestmale:
Which of them are harmless. When some people are constituting obstacles and hindrances to law and order and free movements of lawful and innocent citizens you don't call them harmless.

In terms of economy, when Buhari came on board many states government are insolvent , they were unable to pay salaries of their workers,due to dwindling revenue coming from fg during Jonathan's regime, whose government filtered away all the gains we made out of oil boom during his regime through misappropriation and looting, Buhari bailed them out. Even though Buhari government encountered worldwide economic meltdown twice yet he paid civil servants regularly and able to maintain stability in oil industry and maintain fuel subsidies until toward the twilight of his regime.

Our governors that are collecting monthly allocations and security votes every months have we asked them what they are doing with all the monies.

Guestmale:
If you're talking of being sentimental and emotional you people have no mate.No responsible government will open its eyes and fold its arms and allow lawlessness and breakdown of law and order.

Guestmale:
How was Buhari bad when he was alive,he tried his best as populist when he was on the throne though his best may not be enough. He lived a simple life.

Guestmale:
How do you know it's a crocodile cry?

Vision101:
Go and check the complete history of Buhari and compare it with those you hail.

Thunderfayamods:
Ok I have clarified myself, my point is not saying he didn't do bad things and you are not the one to tell me all that. When Buhari took over power from Shagari in 1983 I was is secondary school about writing WAEC. So I probably know more about him than you.

Thunderfayamods:
Nobody is saying you shouldn't talk about the bad they might have done. There is way you can say that without making mockery of his death because good or bad we will all die one day.

Let me give you an example;
"Buhari didn't do well as a president he brought hardship on Nigerians regardless let the Almighty God be the judge. May his soul rest in peace".

That is a good example, I have passed a message without making mockery of his death. Now tell me is it the same way she wrote?

allthingsgood:
Will you be any different, if given opportunity? It's easy to complain.