₦airaland Forum

Nawa ooo

This is very painful

No Be Small Thing ooooo

Nawa o

What is really happening

airprinz:
must it always be bad news?

Na Where Man Dey Work, Na There, Him Dey See him own Food, Take Chop, My Brother.

Originalsly:
Why do you find it necessary to mention she's Igbo? ... couldn't you also mention if she were. Christian?...Catholic? ...RCCG? wouldn't this be equally important? When you post on NL it goes international .... abeg ... try manage your 1700's village mentality. Tribal sissies everywhere.

Be Calming Down, My Brother

Flangelo12:
No.

See Another Facebook User, Talk About The Lifeless body of the IGBO WOMAN - https://www.facebook.com/share/1AcBoZYar5/

Flangelo12:
Who were the previous "igbo" women?

Move over to Facebook and ask the poster of the bad news, he will tell you more

brain54:
Just say body of a woman...


Which one is "igbo" woman again na. Why the stress on igbo? And "another " have they been other incidents or targets on them?

Rip to her!

Mr Blogger, Is From IGBO TRIBE, read what the person who first posted it on Facebook said, that's why MR BLOGGER, write the headline

Sonnobax15:

It's well ...

May her soul rip..That's all I've got to say .

MR BLOGGER, Is Back This 2026, To expose all the BAD NEWS, that happened.

What Is Really Happening Inside FCT, ABUJA

Don't Forget, MR BLOGGER, Reporting This Terrible Bad News, From Our Desk In Onitsha.

Lifeless Body Of Another Woman Found In FCT

From The Information, Gathered By MR BLOGGER on Facebook Post, Made by Ogemdi Udegbubam, he said, lifeless body of a woman found dead in FCT, ABUJA.

See His Post On Facebook As Sighted By MR BLOGGER, Below:

Another Igbo woman killed In Abuja .

A lifeless body of a lady has been found lying by the Roadside in FCT .

This is coming after a lifeless body of an Igbo nurse was found by the roadside in FCT .

From her ID CARD, her name is Princess Ochigo a High Court staff.

See Photos Below:

Source: https://www.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=867257689241515&id=100078718740111

Welcome To The Family

May Almighty God Accept His Gentle Soul Amen

A residential fire claimed the life of an 11-Year-Old child on New Year’s Day in Yenagoa, Bayelsa State.

PUNCH Metro learnt that the incident was among several fire outbreaks recorded across parts of Nigeria, including the Federal Capital Territory and Lagos, Imo, Gombe, Kwara and Bayelsa states.

The development was disclosed in a statement issued on Thursday by the spokesman of the Federal Fire Service, Paul Abraham.

According to him, Bayelsa State recorded a tragic incident in Yenagoa where a residential fire resulted in the death of a child. He added that property valued at about N10m was salvaged, while losses were estimated at N20m.

“In Yenagoa, firefighters responded to a residential fire involving a wooden structure. Although property worth about N10m was saved, losses were estimated at N20m. Sadly, the incident claimed the life of an 11-year-old child, with preliminary findings indicating the fire was caused by a candle left unattended,” he said.

According to the statement, a fire also broke out at Cake Hot Restaurant in River Plate Park, Wuse, shortly after midnight.

He said firefighters, working with the FCT Fire Service, contained the blaze, preventing a major disaster in the busy recreational area.

According to him, property valued at approximately N1.5bn was saved, while losses were estimated at N500m.

The statement partly read, “Shortly after midnight, at 00:23 hrs on January 1, firefighters were mobilised to a fire outbreak at Cake Hot Restaurant, within River Plate Park, Wuse, Abuja. Crews arrived promptly and, in joint efforts with the FCT Fire Service, successfully contained the blaze, preventing what could have escalated into a major disaster in the busy recreational area.

“While a section of the garden was affected, no lives were lost, and no injuries were recorded. Property valued at approximately N1.5bn was saved, with losses estimated at N500m.

“Preliminary findings linked the incident to objects thrown during New Year celebrations, reinforcing long-standing warnings against the use of fireworks.”

Abraham said in Lagos, Imo, Gombe, and Kwara, firefighters responded to several incidents, preventing further escalation and minimising property damage.

He said Controller General Adeyemi expressed sympathy to victims of the fires and reiterated the need for Nigerians to adhere to fire safety precautions, particularly during the harmattan season.

He urged citizens to switch off and unplug electrical appliances when not in use, avoid fireworks and open flames indoors, and report fires immediately.

“From Abuja to Yenagoa, fire can break out in seconds. But with vigilance and adherence to basic safety measures, many of these incidents are preventable. Lives and livelihoods must always come before celebrations,” Adeyemi added.

He said the rapid nationwide response of firefighters demonstrates a service committed to readiness and public safety, as the new year begins with a stark reminder of the hazards posed by fire.

PUNCH Metro reports that the directive from Controller General Olumode Adeyemi that no firefighter should proceed on holiday or leave throughout the festive period ensured that crews were immediately available to respond to multiple emergencies.

Source: https://punchng.com/bayelsa-fire-kills-11-year-old-child/

What Exactly Is Happening Inside This KWARA

The Aniwo 1 of the Aafin community in the Ile-Ire District of the Ifelodun Local Government Area, Kwara State, Oba Simeon Olaonipekun, and one of his sons, Olaolu, who is currently observing the National Youth Service Corps, have reportedly been kidnapped following a violent attack on the palace.

The incident comes less than two months after the abduction of the Ojibara of Bayagan-Ile from his home in the same Ifelodun LGA.

PUNCH Metro gathered that the attack on Olaonipekun occurred late on New Year’s Eve when about eight gunmen allegedly stormed the palace around 8 p.m., firing sporadically and demanding to see the monarch and his wife.

An insider who was within the palace premises during the attack told PUNCH Metro via telephone on condition of anonymity because of the sensitivity of the matter that panic ensued as the assailants opened fire.

“Around 8 p.m., I noticed some strange movements outside and immediately alerted those inside. We started locking all the doors and switching off the inner lights, but when they realised what we were doing, they began shooting sporadically,” the source said.

The source said the gunmen forced their way into the palace by breaking down the door with their guns and demanded to see the Oba.

“They were about eight in number; I saw them from where I was hiding. They used their guns to break down the door, gained entrance and asked for Kabiesi, and he came out.

“They were also asking for his wife, but she had already been hit in the arm by a bullet during their attempt to gain entrance.

“The assailants also seized one of the monarch’s sons who came out from hiding with the Olori (queen),” the source added.

“We were about 10 people in the palace at the time, having come to spend the holiday with Kabiesi. Everyone was hiding during the incident.

“One of the sons who was with the Olori came out to avoid casualties as they were shooting and breaking down doors,” the source explained.

The source added that the leader of the attackers spoke fluent English and appeared to be specifically targeting the monarch and his wife.

“The leader of the kidnappers spoke good English. The only people they asked for were Kabiesi and his wife. After they left, we quickly took the Olori to the hospital that same night,” he said.

He further disclosed that the town’s vigilante group could not repel the attackers because only two members were on duty at the time.

“The vigilantes could not do much because only two of them were on duty, and they could not match the firepower of the assailants. We have not heard anything from the kidnappers since they left with the Oba and his son. We are appealing to the government and security agencies to come to our aid,” he said.

The source also revealed that the incident was reported to police divisions in the area on the night of the attack.

“When we left Aafin that night, we reported at the Owu-Isin Divisional Police Station. On getting to Ijara-Isin, we also informed the police there. The joint local security network at Ikosin and the Kabiesi of Oke-Aba were equally informed,” he said.

When contacted on Thursday, the Kwara State Police Public Relations Officer, SP Adetoun Ejire-Adeyemi, said the command was aware of the incident but that details were still being collated.

“I will get in touch with you immediately once I have detailed information about the incident,” she said.

The reported abduction comes amid a disturbing rise in insecurity in Kwara State, particularly in Ifelodun and other rural communities.

In late November, bandits abducted the Ojibara of Bayagan-Ile, Alhaji Kamilu Salami, from his farm in the same local government area, sparking fear and condemnation across the state.

The monarch was held in captivity for weeks before being released following community-led negotiations and the payment of a substantial ransom.

Security analysts say the increasing frequency of kidnappings, attacks on worshippers and assaults on rural leaders points to a growing escalation of banditry and criminal activity in forest-border communities of Kwara State.

Recent data indicate scores of abductions and killings linked to armed groups operating along the state’s borders with Niger and Kogi states, as well as internal flashpoints in Ifelodun, Patigi, Edu, Ekiti, Isin and other local government areas.

Source: https://punchng.com/gunmen-abduct-another-kwara-monarch/

Sonnobax15:

No be lie sis..

I'm not good with all these resolution stuffs..

I can write down my resolutions on the last day of the year and resume back to my old ways ,latest a day or two after .

But one thing I've got to stop this year is to learn how to say No.... not all requests should be granted.

Mr Blogger is here, to expose bad news here.

That's my Number One Goal this 2026

I did it last year, I'm going to do it again 2026

Seun, Mr Blogger Is So Happy, Honestly Speaking

Happy New Year 2026 To You

Racoon:
.
Which NTA Station Have You Accessed and What is the Respective TV Program You Have Enjoyed Most?

Where Is NTA ONITSHA?

The one in Anambra

Nawa o

Get Yourself Ready For The New 50Naira Levy

Don't Forget, MR BLOGGER, is updating you....

A new charge structure on electronic transfers is set to take effect on January 1, according to preliminary system adjustments observed across several banking platforms ahead of the new year.

The update introduces a ₦50 stamp duty on electronic money transfers above ₦10,000 — a government-imposed levy separate from the standard bank transaction fees customers already pay. The existing bank charges remain unchanged, meaning Nigerians will now pay both their regular bank fees and the additional ₦50 government stamp duty on qualifying transfers.

In a major shift, the ₦50 levy that was previously paid by receivers will now be paid by senders.

This means every sender transferring above ₦10,000 will bear the full cost of the stamp duty, in addition to the normal transfer fees charged by their bank.

The new levy applies only to transfers above ₦10,000 and will now be deducted per transaction.

Transfers below ₦10,000 remain exempt, as do transfers between accounts owned by the same individual within the same bank.

However, for millions of Nigerians who rely on frequent, small-value transfers for daily survival, this additional government charge — on top of existing banking costs — is poised to strain households already operating on thin margins.

The quiet implementation has raised growing concern among consumers who have noticed a steady rise in transaction-related charges in recent months. With January historically being one of the toughest financial periods for households,marked by school fees, rent renewals, food inflation, and post-holiday expense, many are questioning the timing and the apparent lack of public communication about a change that directly affects everyday financial activity.

Digital transfers remain one of the most essential tools in daily Nigerian life. From business settlements and informal trade transactions to family support and emergency needs, most citizens depend on repeated electronic transfers rather than large, one-off payments. With more than 70% of transfers falling below ₦20,000, the cumulative impact of the ₦50 levy, when added to existing bank fees, is expected to significantly increase monthly transaction costs for individuals and small businesses alike.

For many Nigerians, the concern extends beyond the levy itself. The broader pattern of rising financial pressure has eroded household resilience over time. Food prices continue to climb, transportation costs remain high, incomes stagnate, and various service fees pile up quietly in the background. Introducing a government stamp duty at the start of the year, and doing so with limited awareness, has strengthened fears that more cost-heavy policies may be introduced in
2026 without adequate public communication.

Questions continue to mount. Why is such a significant cost being quietly introduced at the start of the year? Why was there no widespread announcement or public sensitization? And what other policy shifts might be coming that Nigerians have not yet been informed about?

As January 1 approaches, many households are left uncertain and anxious, bracing for yet another financial burden in an economy where every naira already feels stretched beyond its limit.

Source: https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.vanguardngr.com/2025/12/new-%25E2%2582%25A6100-transfer-charge-quietly-set-to-begin-january-1/amp/

@SEUN MYND44 AND NLFPMOD

This 2milliion naira, is very small money, right now, That's the Main Reason why MR BLOGGER, is working very hard, to maintain a good standard of living, inside this Nigeria.

Because With 2million naira, It can't even buy Any Tangible Property to put inside the house.

On The Other hand, the Esther of a lady, she really tired but incase of next time, make she try to use another method to share the money.

Pootle:
na you open thread na you too rush go book space, i don vex

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