salesbloo: President Bola Tinubu on Monday temporarily opened the 37.9-kilometre Bodo–Bonny Road in Rivers State, warning that night travel and heavy-duty vehicles remain banned until the project is fully completed in the first quarter of 2026.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TUvVqN9x_pY?si=-OZpo8Ik0CYqi4ze Speaking through the Minister of Works, David Umahi, at a ceremony on the Bodo-Bonny road, the President described the road as a flagship achievement of his Renewed Hope Agenda, saying it ends decades of reliance on difficult and sometimes risky river journeys into Bonny Island.
Tinubu stated, “The dream of the Bonny Kingdom has come true; the dream of the Bodo Kingdom has come true.
“No more risky journeys through the busy Bonny River, no more expensive helicopters, no more untold hardships to reach this blessed island.
For now, the road is open only for light vehicles from 7 am to 7 pm daily. Heavy-duty trucks, motorcycles and tricycles are barred until completion, targeted for March 2026.”
Tinubu commended the contractor, Julius Berger Nigeria Plc, singling out the project manager, Tim Nippert, for pushing the work to its current stage.
miracle002: The Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited has reduced its petrol price for the third time in December 2025.
A DAILY POST correspondent who surveyed filling stations in Abuja observed on Thursday that NNPCL has reduced the petrol price to N835 per liter, down from N915.
This means that the state-owned oil firm adjusted its fuel price by N80.
The development comes as MRS, BOVAS, and AA Rano earlier reviewed their fuel pump price to between N739 and N865 per liter in the nation’s capital.
DAILY POST reports that NNPCL and other filling stations’ price cuts come after Dangote Refinery and depot owners slashed their ex-depot price to between N699 and N800.
Recall NNPCL; other filling stations reduced fuel on December 4 and 10, 2025, respectively.
You people should be careful with your captions... Just say it clear, nnpc commot 80 naira from 900 or just say fuel is now 820...all these APC boys... Come talk am like fuel is now 80 naira
This is not applicable to APC urchins... More increament in prices coming.. Data go increase, airtime... Fuel... Many things go increase. Una go see shege banza
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qKi-OtzIUZ4 Ex-Labour Minister, Chris Nwavueze Ngige attends APC 14th National Caucus meeting at Aso Villa, hours after release on administrative bail from the EFCC custody.
Ngige is being prosecuted by the EFCC for money laundering to the tune of ₦2.2b whilst he held sway as Labour Minister.
Dpsychologist: Let’s be real for a moment this isn’t a troll post, it’s a reality check.
Sometimes I ask myself: is marriage as we knew it simply outdated? Not because love is dead, but because the environment that once supported marriage has fundamentally changed.
Before you get angry, read to understand.
1. The Economy Has Redefined Commitment In West Africa especially, marriage is no longer just emotional, it’s a financial stress test. As a man, if you’re not reasonably stable, marriage doesn’t bring peace; it brings pressure, anxiety, and in many cases, depression. Love doesn’t pay rent or school fees.
2. The Timeline Has Shifted Decades ago, a 25-year-old man likely had years of work experience, a steady income, and a clear path. Today? Many are unemployed graduates, interns, or still “finding themselves.” The system changed, but expectations didn’t.
3. Gender Equality Changed the Market (Not a Bad Thing Just Reality) Women are educated, empowered, and ambitious and that’s progress. But it also means many now want a fully established man, not someone still under construction. Growth partnerships are rare; finished products are in demand.
4. Marriage Is Now High-Cost, High-Risk Dowries were once symbolic. Today, some families treat marriage negotiations like asset liquidation. Cost of living is brutal. Feeding yourself is hard enough add a spouse and children, and the math becomes scary.
5. Roles Are No Longer Clear Back then, roles were defined (right or wrong). Today, roles are negotiated and negotiation requires emotional intelligence most people were never taught. Some outsource domestic roles. Others resent them. Tension follows. 6. Options Have Exploded Travel was limited. Communities were smaller. Choices were fewer. Now? Infinite options, endless comparisons, and constant dissatisfaction. Marriage used to signal responsibility. Today, many see it as a trap.
7. Tolerance Levels Have Dropped People were more patient then sometimes too patient. Today, tolerance is low. Exit doors are wide open. One mistake and it’s “I deserve better.”
8. Sex Is No Longer a Scarce Resource Let’s not pretend. Intimacy once came mostly through marriage. That alone pushed commitment. Today, access is easy, so the incentive structure has changed.
So no, marriage isn’t dead. But the conditions that made it work effortlessly in the past are gone.
Marriage now requires:
A. Strategy B. Emotional maturity C. Financial realism D. Clear alignment and E. Brutal honesty
If you’re doing it blindly, you’re gambling.
And before anyone asks No, this isn’t me talking. It’s my 95-year-old grandma observing the world and shaking her head.
The end.
Marriage only favors the children if the parents are rich. They have mummy and daddy available to manipulate and live comfortably however, the parents are useless if they are poor.
As a married man I don't really know what single life is in your 30s and 40s. I enjoyed single life till late 20s but at a point I started feeling like I need a permanent companion. The girls coming and going is just risky and unstable to my focused mind. I once felt lonely and had to drive out to club at 11pm.
Again, reality hit with children even if you got the right partner... You regret what you got yourself into but I am sure I wouldn't regret if I have constant flow of resources.
Marriage would be sweet if get your friend as a partner and then constant money flow. Anything outside these two condition is doom.
DrMB: This global survey reveals some incredible disparities, from Europe to Asia. While the list below shows the numbers, the real conversation is about why. Why are the countries at the top (Malaysia, India, Singapore) so much higher than those at the bottom (Denmark, Iceland)? In your opinion, is the official number for your country below accurate to your social circle? See the full list for 44 countries sourced from a Durex survey. 👇
Nigeria that is competing with Dubai is what you people are talking nonsense. Goto Lagos see how jagaban arranged it... Nigeria will soon overtake Dubai in terms of economic reforms. BAT till 2048.
cr7lomo: See them... u gave him a bad tackle...yu come talk say he fell...like say e de waka come fall , u come try help am up.... is he the first or last that will reject a hand from the person that gave him a bad tackle.... something wey almost every footballer de do... but bcis of media hate for Ronaldo , they now carry the news like he's the o ly one to have ever done it .. u lucky say e no whipe u slap for that tackle like Roy Keane or Patrick Viera
For pessi fans that say pessi no fit do so ...say as e humble
Kante actually noticed more than that... Cr7 stretch the hand and when he saw it was Kante, he withdrew. Kante had noticed racism earlier, I think that was the case. If you are in a racism country, you will be sensitive to it.
BigDick70inch: Nonsense.... Jux free Dr congo...... not that the useless super eagles will do any better.....
Fifa stands to gain more from Nigeria professionals than those small countries in Africa. They just want to rig Nigeria through. A stadium will be filled better when Nigeria is playing than when Dr Congo is playing.
Politics everywhere... Waitin concerns citizenship with football. As far you are black, you are from Africa or Middle America. The fact that the player agreed his is Congolese, he is. They should allow better teams go to world cup abeg... Nigeria no qualify and they don't deserve it. I hope Tinubu is not doing underground work for this matter
Yourprick: The revelation comes from a newly launched 600-page biography, From Soldier to Statesman: The Legacy of Muhammadu Buhari, written by Dr. Charles Omole and unveiled at the State House on Monday.
delpee: The problem can be solved if those in charge are so determined. The terrorists can't be far from the location where they strike. Drones exist for surveillance and other functions. 🤷♂️
They prefer to send our tax paid jet TO Benin republic and some people are still standing on the useless mandate.
Ezeama400: We Anioma people did a solidarity match today the 15th of December in Asaba to show full support for the creation of Anioma state and its South East zoning.
Rebuker: Prophet Jeremiah Fufeyin Buries Mother in Alleged ₦150 Million Gold Casket, Sparks Online Reactions.
Prophet Jeremiah Fufeyin has reportedly laid his late mother, Mama Asetu Fufeyin, to rest in an alleged gold or gold-plated casket said to be worth over ₦150 million. The burial took place on Friday, December 12, 2025, in her hometown of Aleibiri, Bayelsa State.
Mama Asetu Fufeyin passed away at the remarkable age of 104. The elaborate funeral ceremony, particularly the use of the extremely expensive casket, has sparked widespread attention and reactions across social media.
The event was live-streamed on several online platforms, including the prophet’s official Facebook page, allowing thousands of viewers to witness the ceremony in real time.
Watch the video and share your thoughts in the comments.
Rebuker: A man has taken to social media to raise an alarm after making a disturbing discovery in the food served to him at an event he attended.
In a video shared online, the man showed a plate of rice and chicken allegedly served at the occasion. Shockingly, the chicken appeared to be infested with live worms visibly crawling around it. Clearly upset, he expressed his disbelief and disgust as he questioned the quality and freshness of the food.
Unable to hide his emotions, the man wondered whether the meal was freshly prepared or cooked several days before the event and left to spoil before being served to guests. He described the experience as traumatic and unacceptable, especially at an occasion meant to celebrate.
The video has since gone viral, sparking widespread reactions across social media platforms including Facebook, Instagram, and TikTok. While many viewers expressed anger and concern over food safety standards, reactions on X (formerly known as Twitter) have been largely mixed, with some users responding in shock and others reacting with dark humor.
The incident has reignited conversations online about hygiene, food handling, and the responsibility of caterers at public events. Watch the video below to see the moment that triggered the outrage.
DrMB: Stop scrolling! We've the definitive list of countries supposedly housing the world's most strikingly handsome men. Did your favorite nation make the cut? Is this ranking accurate in your opinion? Which country is massively overrated? Who did BScholarly miss? Drop the unforgettable country that should be crushing this list! If you had to pick one country's men to be the undisputed #1, who would it be and why? Let the debate begin! See the top 50 countries below and TELL US YOUR THOUGHTS in the comments! 👇
Glimpsetv: A man has raised an alarm after a group of Hausa boys allegedly blocked the Lagos–Ibadan Expressway, stopping all movement on both the Ibadan-bound and Lagos-bound lanes.
Crowds of people and drivers could be seen stranded on the road, standing helplessly as the Hausa truck drivers blocked both sides of the expressway with their trucks.
According to him, the boys insisted that no vehicle would be allowed to pass, claiming that someone had stolen the battery from their truck. Even when police officers arrived and attempted to plead with them, they reportedly refused to open the road or let anyone through.
obembet: 20-year-old lottery winner decides against $1M lump sum, opts for lifetime weekly annuity in hopes of buying a home
A 20-year-old Canadian woman named Brenda Aubin-Vega won the Gagnant à Vie lottery in Quebec and was faced with a choice between a one-time $1 million payout or $1,000 per week for life.
According She chose the weekly payments $1,000 every week.
The weekly payment isn’t just a gimmick lottery rules in Quebec often allow winners to pick annuity-style lifetime payments. In similar past cases, other winners have also chosen the weekly option.
To dear nairalanders, what's Ur thoughts about her decision, does she make wise decision or financial blunder?
Divide Nigeria to save lives... Sharia law people should stay one side and non sharia law should stay another side. Life is not hard... Na foolish people dey make am hard
Ali-Keffi, who once served as General Officer Commanding (GOC) 1 Division and headed the covert Operation Service Wide (OSW), alleged that Attahiru’s death occurred against a backdrop of internal hostility, operational sabotage, and high-level corruption within the military.
How they buried that case made it suspicious... No thorough investigation, nothing nothing. Look like na Hausa man sha