₦airaland Forum

WizardOfNG:
Leaders do what they must and what they can't admit to in public.

Very few human beings understand this because many risk their lives, and even do the unspeakable, to make sure you sleep peacefully at night. Evil and good are always fighting.

Tinubu understands this concept. The OBJ you hail capitulated and allowed Sharia in a Country officially secular.

Look where we are with Jihadist from all corners of the world converging on Nigeria and viewing it their own to conquer !!!

You guys don't understand the simple concept of not giving a man or system more burden than he/it can carry. Nigeria is not a democracy in the strictest sense. Best leaders know they must pragmatically keep adjusting solutions till we arrive where we wish to be.

Lagos would be no better than Kwara today if Tinubu had not recognised having a long term road map, to be safeguarded by allied leadership continuity, is crucial.

Lagos was built by the colonial masters. Lagos was made the capital of Nigeria by the colonial masters. Lagos was developed by the British who gave NIgeria the road map. All the development in Lagos can be attributed to the British. When the British left The Military already had that mindset and they continued to build Carter Bridge, Third Mainland bridge and IBB bridge. Then Abuja became the capital and massive amounts was spent into Abuja. You thinking is flawed that is like someone saying El Rufai built Abuja.
All the structures like bridges and Secretariat's have been there since the 80.
Lagos was extremely dirty under Tinubu it was only under Fashola that Lagos got a clean look, then Ambode built some tiny Structures nothing compared to what had been out on the ground. Lagos got it's head start thanks to the British living there an mass. Go and do proper research. The English language came from the British, Religion British, school system British

Super Humongous heavy Chested Boutique owner Sade Johnson has been Banned from TikTok, Instagram, Twitter for uploading suggestive content with Her Gargantuan boobs despite being fully dressed. Ms. Sade Johnson Aka Liberatedgirl_SJ has now taken to making suggestive video of her face alone. In a video she is seen drinking water from a blue tap. The video is Extremely suggestive despite only her face in the video the video has been flagged and deleted already from some social media platforms.

She was banned for wearing thick clothes. I personally do not understand why she is being banned when the likes of Chioma Lovv, The Karachika, Chanel LaCroix are doing the same thing. Even though Sade Johnson is selling the clothes she is modelling while the others are just flaunting what God gave them.

Is the real reason not the sexuality but the use of sexuality for a financial advantage in the business world ?

I have uploaded a picture from a Facebook account. The picture is no longer on Facebook.

I have found the a video on YouTube I guess it will not be there for too long before it is deleted for " Violating Community Guidelines "

Or is the main reason because she is facially beautiful and has a fantastic body ? I think if her face wowo small it would be less provocative. But why can't the girl just use normal video ? She always like to make statements with every single thing

https://m.youtube.com/shorts/9ByOyfjc_3E

Meteng:
I once dated an elderly woman. One day, she invited me to come and knack her in her house, that in spending too much in hotels. I asked her who was in her house, she said her son. I now asked her how old is the boy, she said 16! I told her I’m not coming, because I know say if I knack the mama well well make she begin scream and moan like she used to do, there’s no way that boy won’t stab me

You are a very wise man o..if you must date single mother with a son let the son be 10 years old or above 40 years old. At 10 he lacks the strength to fight and at 40 he lacks emotional connection to his mother to fight

donself9:
just look at All the gibberish this one is brewing just to defend his paymaster

Thank we past through 1st lady like, Patience jonathan even if you kum n tell me its fake, We saw emotional intelligent and empathy where necessary

We also saw how Aishat Buhari show emotional intelligence and solidarity with Nigerians to the point she was almost sounding like opposition, she chose national interest not politics

SO it is very obvious Remi Tinubu is not different from her husband, birds of a feather .. They both lack emotional intelligence and pro people mindset ... What they think n care about solely is Politics, politics, we must win nd rule forever.

Very well said.

Truvelisback:
Let's leave Religion and tribalism out of this. He said the truth. When mama was the First lady, she felt for the missing Chibok girls that were kidnapped, she also wept for them and wished she could help but what did Nigerians do to her? They ridiculed her and make jest of her. She and her husband were humiliated out of office. But see what your current first lady is doing.

Thanks.... but what I was saying was not about Atiku.... Yes Atiku spoke the truth and we need more people to speak the truth..I was talking about people who struggle to recieve the truth because they want all truth to fit their own narrative. In this our zone we receive the truth based on who is talking not based on the Truth its self. Atiku should talk me. Thumbs up to Skepta. I'm voting for PO. God will save us in Nigeria.

Alikoooooooooo:
Men it is real o.... A friend of mine told me how his sister entered online one chance, she did a 50 percent payment to get some fashion items online. Then after two days they called her to say the goods were about to be " shipped" to her. She payed the final 50 percent. Line off, social media handle disappeared N50K gone . Shine Your eye

You really have to shine your eyes when doing business is Nigeria

Alikoooooooooo:
Very true. You should check out a babe called AdannaofAfrica on TikTok. Your life will never be the same again. She is the most beautiful woman in Nigerian History. I hope I got her name right left me go to TikTok to check

I know her and I'm following her it's AdannaforAfrica.

Alikoooooooooo:
There is a certain kind of silence that only the internet can make. It is not the quiet of a library or a snow blanketed street. It is the quiet of a feed that used to pulse with hot takes, press junket promotions, meme wars, and the occasional wildly unfiltered celebrity thought, suddenly going still. If you have been around long enough, you remember when Twitter felt less like a platform and more like a global living room. And then, one by one, the famous faces started packing their bags.

I am not talking about a single coordinated walkout. I am talking about a slow motion exodus that accelerated into a cultural stampede. By late 2022, the platform was rebranded, the rules shifted, the verification system turned into a paywall, and the vibe curdled. Celebrities, who had once treated their accounts like digital press kits, confessional booths, and fan engagement lounges all rolled into one, started looking at their screens and quietly asking: Is this still worth it?

What followed was not just a mass deactivation. It was a reckoning. And if you tally the names that stepped away, deleted, faded into indefinite hiatus, or publicly announced their departure, you are looking at a who is who of modern pop culture. I am not going to pretend social media exits are permanent in 2026. Accounts get reactivated, managers log back in, people lurk under pseudonyms, and the line between gone and just really quiet is famously blurry. But the cultural footprint of this moment is real. So, let us talk about fifty celebrities who quit, stepped back, or let their Twitter accounts collect digital dust, and what their silence actually says about us.

Start with the actors who treated Twitter like a late night talk show they hosted from their living rooms. Tom Hanks, ever the gentleman of the internet, packed up his typewriter and bench emoji routine and deactivated in November 2022. Selena Gomez, who had used the platform to advocate for mental health and drop album teases, followed suit. Justin Bieber, Chris Evans, Mark Ruffalo, John Cho, and Kumail Nanjiani all hit pause around the same window. It was not just fatigue. It was the realization that the room had changed temperature. The algorithm started rewarding outrage over authenticity, the quote tweets turned into pile ons, and the parasocial contract felt more like a liability than a connection.


. John Green kept his educational channels alive but let his personal account go dark. Sarah Silverman, who had built a career on sharp, self aware internet humor, found the platform new rhythm exhausting and walked away. George Lopez, Ellen DeGeneres, Kevin Hart, Will Smith, Shia LaBeouf, James Corden, Trevor Noah, Conan O Brien, Stephen Fry, Louis C.K., Aziz Ansari, Mindy Kaling, Lena Dunham, Rose McGowan, and Amber Heard all joined the quiet migration. Some left after controversies. Some left after years of harassment. Most just stopped seeing the point.

Then there were the musicians, who had turned Twitter into a backstage pass for millions. Ed Sheeran deactivated. Shawn Mendes stepped away from the constant churn of promo cycles. Demi Lovato, who had been brutally honest about mental health and addiction recovery on the platform, eventually found the toxicity outweighing the support.


Miley Cyrus, Lady Gaga, Zayn Malik, Halsey, Janelle Monae, The Weeknd, Post Malone, Lizzo, Olivia Rodrigo, Doja Cat, Cardi B, and Megan Thee Stallion all faded from active posting or formally stepped back. For musicians, Twitter had once been a direct line to fans. You could drop a lyric, tease a visual, clap back at a critic, or just vent about tour bus coffee. Fashion Design Oloko Designs who was voted man of the Millennium 2025 said the change of name, change of color was what made him leave.

But as the platform shifted, that line turned into a megaphone pointed at a hurricane. The feedback loop became exhausting. The mental toll became undeniable. And for artists whose livelihoods already demand emotional exposure, stepping back was not a retreat. It was triage.

Comedians and late night hosts had their own reckoning. Jon Stewart, Samantha Bee, Hasan Minhaj, John Oliver, David Letterman, and Stephen Colbert all stepped away from regular tweeting. Some never really leaned into the platform, but as Twitter became the default arena for political discourse, culture wars, and viral outrage, many realized their voices were being flattened into soundbites, stripped of nuance, and weaponized out of context.


The platform that once rewarded cleverness started rewarding velocity. If you were not first, you were last. If you were not angry, you were ignored. Comedy, at its best, needs room to breathe. Twitter stopped giving it.

And then there were the activists, the writers, the creatives who had used Twitter to organize, educate, and build communities. Chrissy Teigen, who had mastered the art of the relatable, unfiltered celebrity tweet, was pushed out, came back, and eventually stepped away again. Patton Oswalt cycled through deactivations until he just stopped logging in. Lena Dunham, Rose McGowan, and Alyssa Milano had all used the platform to amplify feminist and social justice conversations, but as moderation policies shifted and harassment scaled, many found the cost of participation too high.

Nigerian boutique owner the Enormously Busty Queen Sade Johnson quit once her account got strangely suspended, according to her she did absolutely nothing wrong. It is one thing to speak up. It is another to do it while your mentions become a war zone.

What is fascinating is not just that they left. It is how they left. There were no grand manifestos, no coordinated boycotts, no final tweet that echoed through the press cycle. Just a gradual dimming. A profile that stops updating. A last tweet that reads like a polite goodbye to a party that has gone on too long. Some deleted their accounts entirely. Others deactivated and let them sleep. A few quietly logged back in months later, only to find the room they left had been rearranged by strangers.

The reasons stack up like dominoes. The 2022 acquisition and subsequent rebranding to X changed the platform identity overnight. Verification became transactional. Moderation felt inconsistent. The algorithm started favoring engagement bait over genuine connection.

Celebrities, who had spent years building parasocial relationships with fans, suddenly found those relationships weaponized. Stans became investigators. Critics became mobs. A joke from 2012 resurfaced as a career ender. The mental health toll became impossible to ignore. Therapy bills do not cover algorithmic anxiety, but they probably should.

And yet, we should not romanticize the old Twitter either. It was never the utopia we sometimes paint it to be. It was messy, chaotic, deeply flawed, and often cruel. But it was also wildly creative. It was where indie filmmakers got discovered, where musicians built fanbases from scratch, where marginalized voices found each other, where comedy thrived in real time.


The e X odus was not just about celebrities protecting their peace. It was about the loss of a shared cultural nervous system. When a platform stops being a town square and starts feeling like a gladiator arena, everyone starts looking for the exits.

So where did they go? Some moved to Threads. Some doubled down on Instagram. Some launched newsletters, podcast networks, or private Discords. Others just lived. They went to farmers markets. They coached youth sports. They took their kids to school without checking their mentions. They read books that do not have comment sections. They remembered what it feels like to exist without an audience.

Fifty names is not just a list. It is a mirror. It reflects how we have changed the way we consume celebrity, how we demand accessibility, how we punish missteps, and how we forget that the people behind the handles are just people. The digital age promised connection. It delivered visibility. And sometimes, visibility is just another word for exposure.

If you scroll through those old timelines now, you will see the ghosts of a different internet. A joke from 2015. A concert photo from 2018. A heartfelt thread about grief. A dumb poll about pizza toppings. It all feels like a museum exhibit now. Not because it is gone, but because the energy that fueled it has moved on. Celebrities did not quit Twitter because they stopped caring about their fans. They quit because the platform stopped caring about the humanity of the conversation.

And honestly, I do not blame them. The internet is big enough for silence. Sometimes the most radical thing a famous person can do is log off, close the laptop, and just be. Not a brand. Not a headline. Not a trending topic. Just a person, breathing in a room with no Wi Fi, wondering what they will have for dinner.

So here is to the quiet exits. The deactivated accounts. The final tweets that did not say much but meant everything. The celebrities who looked at the chaos, shrugged, and chose peace instead. We will keep waiting for them to come back. We will keep refreshing feeds that do not update. We will keep mythologizing a platform that evolved past us. But maybe the real story is not that they left Twitter. Maybe the real story is that we finally learned what happens when the curtain drops, and the famous faces decide to just go home.

Omo me too I don Japa from Twitter

Solowande:
SMH. Just read what you typed up there. If he decides to stay in Dubai, why is that your concern?
Instead, pray that this rain doesn't fall on your own roof. Then you'll experience firsthand, the pain and hardship that those affected are going through right now.

Very well said. How people can turn a blind eye to insecurity is really amazing. God bless you for your comment

Wellmadenaija:
How can someone be a slave and be proud of it. Never let Lagos go my black ass. Same way he tamed the Atlantic Ocean

They need to make this your comment into our national anthem so they perhaps the masses can fully understand where they are in the scheme of things

Wellmadenaija:
How can someone be a slave and be proud of it. Never let Lagos go my black ass. Same way he tamed the Atlantic Ocean

My Oga Good morning..... May God give you a fantastic day because your eyes are very wide open. God will bless all you do today.

Adesina18111:
When we you people use your conscience for once? Habah!!! Like seriously I don't want to call u names cos I don't even know what to call you...aaah

Bros well done. I like this your comment. Only God can save us o.. When you read the comments you can see why we are where we are. Keep up your brilliant perception and analysis. We need more people like you in Nigeria

Truvelisback:
He isn't a saint but he said the obvious
. You guys should at least be honest to yourself.

Honesty even among the educated in our clime is based through the lens of tribal and Religious inclinations

Sheuns:
Can you people be at least humane for a moment?

I pray you are personally affected by this insecurity, then and only then will you know what it feels like.

I had a fair share of this issue just a few years ago and there’s nothing on earth that’ll make me support or even defend APC.

Very well said. The problem with the youth is they take side with people but will Never take the side of the truth, their truth is based on sentiment. They critised government but they think like the government..... As long as insecurity does not come to their zone there is no insecurity. Keep up your thoughtfulness and your a ability to call a spade a spade

WizardOfNG:
Ia something wrong with you? He is a former Vice President and a leader. He can do a lot by organising and lobbying for solutions without being in office.

This is why Tinubu is far better than Atiku and the Agulu fraud. Since Tinubu stepped down as governor in 2002, he has never let Lagos go. Always liaising with stakeholders to safeguard the interest of Lagos. That is a real and natural leader.

You are the one who should think before typing.

In the interest of Lagos.........Omo you are trying. Peter Obi walked away because it is called a Democracy. Even Obasanjo walked away from all political power in Nigeria..... Democracy is knowing you are not God and giving others the God giving right to rule. Even Ojukwu walked away from power. Ojukwu never held unto power indefinitely.

Bobloco:
https://thesun.ng/insecurity-tinubu-first-lady-preoccupied-with-politics-atiku/

I am not a fan of Atiku at all but anyone for whatever reason is on the side of Truth gets my support but as usual they will judge him.

Drsnives:
Where are the cows statement comes to mind.
Get lost nigga

This is why we are struggling to move forward we always take sides with people but we never are on the side of the truth

WizardOfNG:
The bitter, frustrated and vitriolic Atiku sinking to a new low. It is now Remi Tinubu he wishes attack as if she has any executive power or authority.

While he is pretending to be concerned about the security of Nigeria, he should tell us why he was happy sojourning In Dubai for years, including under Buhari, while security got considerably worse in his region of origin and he said/did nothing.

Charity begins at home. A man who does not care to prioritise and tackle problems in his home will be concerned about the entire village how?

Because they never reach your side

planetx:
The Europeans shot themselves in the foot by allowing America to turn them against Russia who was a reliable energy supplier, now Iran can actually collapse the global economy if they really want.

They can blow up all Arab Gulf states water desalination plants with cheap drones and missiles, they can blow up all their oil platforms with cheap drones and missiles rendering them unable to sell oil and also shutting down the strait of homuz.

If they can't sell oil in Petrodollar then no dollars to invest in the ponzi scheme known as the stock market because they are the biggest investors and the stock market collapses bringing the whole house of cards down with it.

Blame Trumpet. Dog dey sleep them kick am.

zinaunreal:
Eh be like say nethanyahu do kpai o. His last speech was an AI with 6 fingers

Zoom the picture by pulling your screen. Look for his fingernails. Where you think is a finger is the base of his palm. Count the fingers it is 5.

E be like say Infolenka don affect all of una with his claiming he is the king of ai

TruthU87:
So Iran possesses what many call an economic nuclear weapon. Iran has actually shown great restraint for decades. You mean, they can effectively destroy the global economy over time through the Strait of Hormuz and didn’t do so, despite sanctions, bombings, assassinations and more sanctions?

Iranians are not terrorists 24/7 as people claim. Look at how they gave USA warning before they struck their Base in Qatar last year. They are very cool and calm but the danger with cool people is they can be extremely violent when provoked or pushed to the wall.

Racoon:
Perhaps those who were victims and many would-be-victims must have been told but they still moved to their untimely deaths.

Oh they are told by the doctors and they sign on paper that they take responsibility for their own death.

MoeGood:
She is now uploading like crazy but most of the pictures and videos are of her models and friends wearing her X1SJ Boutiques clothes i guess

Very true

Goo0dHardDick:
You're fasting instead of walking up to the man and make him know you like him.

Keep waiting for a man to notice you. Man wey no send you

Walking up to a man and toast him ? Like that babe on social media who sent public post to Otedola about she liking his son. Women chasing men does not work

erad:
The idea that what you support is right and what somebody else chooses to support is wrong is the onset of extremism.

Support whatever you want to support and leave others alone. You claim to be democratic and want to dictate to others how to think. There's something fundamentally wrong with that thought process.

Bros send this post to United Nations they could use you for tension diffusion

whatmoreng:
My guy Pato. One of the most underrated

He is very good but his style is not new

Softmen:
Jimmy cliff, Bob Marley, Burning spare, Buju banton, Luciano these are reggae legend.


What rank is your lucky dube ?

Omo forget o. Lucky Dube is Huge o. He won best selling African Artist in 1996 at World Music Awards. His fans in Nigeria are too much, there is this guy in my estate who I call " lucky Dube " because that is all he listens to.

Shedrack777:
I never wanted to use the word "BAD". But this music to me was thrash. So I felt it's because I've been listening lucky dube and bob Marley that sing reggae to the core

Yes I will agree that Bob Marley, Peter Tosh and Jimmy Cliff exported reggae, but good music is good music. Pato Ranking was very good at copying reggae so his depth is not that deep. The reason why Whiz Kid has done 15 years is because his music is original. Davido has his own style. Burna Boy is always changing his style. Timaya suffered from not developing his style. In Music you must get a style and constantly change your style. As Tuface sang " Change your style, Change your pattern ". Look at Asake , he is master at that.

Pato Ranking is Extremely talented , Singing is not his problem. The problem is knowing what songs to sing that will create a hit. To create a hit you must sing in a way no one has song before. That is the beginning of hit.

cityboylagos:
https://eyesoflagos.com/2026/03/12/omah-lay-afrobeats-lagos-yoruba-music-industry/

Even his name is Yoruba Omale. I cannot believe nobody has ever say that. He just changed it. That like me calling my name Anam A beer and no body seeing what I did

AMINDA:
He who has to say he's king is no true king. The snake oil that was sold to Nigerians as democracy fighters have been unravelled. You have long proven to be worse than Abacha. State of emergency in Rivers, coercing all governors to decamp to APC, destroying all opposition parties, unilaterally detaining influential opposition figures like Elrufai without charge, changing and amending electoral laws through captured National Assembly to sabotage other political parties, etc. This is Paul Biya and President Talon in the making.

Abacha and IBB try am e no work.

Sheuns:
Why is it so difficult for governments both federal and states to build affordable housing or even new towns for the people?

FESTAC town was built from scratch by the military government in “79

All Jakande estates in Lagos was built by Alh Jankande in the space of 4 years.

Government owns all the lands in Nigeria, that alone removes the need to pay for land. Just take lands somewhere and build something affordable for the citizens.

We have truly heartless people as leaders in this country.

Bro corruption was not as bad as it now. Government of today operates like private property with them enriching themselves