₦airaland Forum

Nothing wey low self esteem no dey cause

treesun:
I heard that the Senate President was trying to call the coalition center. He also called me to delete tweet. I refused. Dangote also called. I said I won’t delete till INEC declares my uncle as winner.

I heard that the Senate President was trying to call the coalition center. He also called me to delete tweet. I refused. Dangote also called. I said I won’t delete till INEC declares my uncle as winner.

~ Davido reveals pic.twitter.com/dYLMvMlQBi

— Nigeria Stories (@NigeriaStories) August 18, 2026

Are they still comparing Davido and wiskid?

OlaleyeCast:
Osun State Governor, Ademola Adeleke, broke down in tears on Sunday during a congratulatory call from his nephew cum Afrobeats star, David Adeleke, better known as Davido.

Recall that Davido actively campaigned for Adeleke throughout the election and repeatedly expressed confidence that his uncle would secure a second term.

Adeleke was declared the winner of the election on Sunday after polling 511,067 votes across the state to defeat his major contender, Bola Oyebamiji of the All Progressives Congress (APC).

In a video circulating online, Adeleke, while speaking with Davido, got emotional and was heard saying, “Come and give me a hug,” while his son, B-red, was also seen patting him on the back.

Watch the video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QUWUe4ig6p8

Governor Ademola Adeleke became emotional during a congratulatory call from Davido pic.twitter.com/DFQSUqmk03

— Nigeria Stories (@NigeriaStories) August 17, 2026

Davido na man e be... He practically won this election for his uncle

iHart:
This is actually a fact. Funny enough, those petty traders end up seeing their children through university for them to look for a 9-5 job...

That's the irony.. We value what we don't have than what we have.

AnonPoet:
Who is poor?


source




source

I worked for 15yrs, earned averagely, look good drive company car and everyone thinks am doing well. I get invited to every occasion. They didn't know I was struggling financially and just trying to keep up with the jonses.

I lost the job and started business. I now earn average of 500k but still look poor. People still think am broke as hell but I pay all bills without stress.

I can't even imagine 9 - 5 again unless under contract or commission based.

TheStoriesOfMan:
I would have responded to that guy you quoted, but I'll be revealing too much.

It's high time you ignore naysayers saying Igbos will never be president. They say this out of fear and jealousy. So just ignore them and keep on building.

When the time is right, the Protocol shall be activated.

I know na, I just want to dey remind them of their nightmare sometimes

onuman:
Cancer from crude oyel and gas deposits in the Niger delta region.
These people would have left for their Islamic Republic to be governed with Sharia criminal laws, if not for crude oil and gas deposits in the delta region.

The oil will soon become useless.. Make everybody rest

dragunov:
That position, you will not get. Olojukokoro gbogbo. You have all the chances to do anything now for the advancement of the country. It's not until the presidency is in your pocket. Nobody is going to allow that. Show your patriotism first and maybe we shall all reconsider.

Unity begging is pure laziness. If I no Wan be your friend again don't force me at gun point.

ComradeIbrahimA:
🎉 HAPPY 85TH BIRTHDAY, FORMER PRESIDENT, GENERAL IBRAHIM BADAMASI BABANGIDA, GCFR — IBB

Today, 17 August 2026, I join Nigerians and admirers of Former President, General Ibrahim Badamasi Babangida in celebrating 85 years of life, leadership and national service.

As Comrade Ibrahim Aliyu from Abuja, I celebrate IBB for the vision, courage, strategic thinking and nation-building ambition that characterised his years of leadership.

Whatever one's view of the controversies of his administration, history should also acknowledge the significant foundations and institutions established or advanced during his era.

85 YEARS — 85 REASONS TO REMEMBER IBB

Among the most notable legacies associated with his administration are:

1. Creation of 11 new states.
2. Relocation of Nigeria's Federal Government to Abuja in 1991.
3. Development of Abuja's major districts and federal infrastructure.
4. Construction and development of the Presidential Villa.
5. Development of the National Assembly complex.
6. Development of the International Conference Centre, Abuja.
7. Development of the ECOWAS headquarters in Abuja.
8. Completion of the Third Mainland Bridge, Lagos.
9. Advancement of major national highways.
10. Completion and development of the Shiroro Hydroelectric Power Station.
11. Development of major dams and water-treatment projects.
12. Creation of the Federal Road Safety Commission (FRSC).
13. Establishment of the State Security Service (SSS/DSS).
14. Establishment of the National Intelligence Agency (NIA).
15. Establishment of the Defence Intelligence Agency (DIA).
16. Establishment of the National Directorate of Employment (NDE).
17. Establishment of NERFUND.
18. Establishment of NDIC.
19. Establishment of NEXIM Bank.
20. Development of Nigeria's capital market.
21. Introduction of major financial-sector reforms.
22. Liberalisation of banking and greater private-sector participation.
23. Introduction of the Structural Adjustment Programme.
24. Advancement of privatisation and commercialisation reforms.
25. Development of export-processing zones.
26. Enactment of the Companies and Allied Matters Act.
27. Advancement of rural roads and infrastructure through DFRRI.
28. Expansion of primary healthcare initiatives.
29. Development of specialist healthcare institutions.
30. Advancement of the National Eye Centre, Kaduna.
31. Support for education and mass literacy.
32. Establishment of NASENI and emphasis on science and technology.
33. Advancement of Ajaokuta Steel.
34. Advancement of the Aluminium Smelter Company, Ikot Abasi.
35. Strengthening of environmental protection through FEPA.
36. Development of federal housing estates.
37. Expansion of military infrastructure.
38. Development of naval and defence facilities.
39. Strengthening of Nigeria's intelligence architecture.
40. Support for women's rural development through the Better Life programme.
41. Expansion of local government administration.
42. Greater attention to grassroots development.
43. Development of government infrastructure for newly created states.
44. Expansion of federal secretariat infrastructure.
45. Development of courts and judicial facilities.
46. Expansion of Abuja's road network.
47. Development of Abuja's water infrastructure.
48. Development of satellite towns around Abuja.
49. Advancement of Nigeria's aviation infrastructure.
50. Strengthening of Nigeria's diplomatic presence in Abuja.
51. Strong regional leadership through ECOWAS.
52. Major Nigerian involvement in ECOMOG.
53. Support for peace efforts in Liberia.
54. Strengthening Nigeria's position as a West African power.
55. Promotion of Nigerian expertise through the Technical Aid Corps.
56. Development of institutions that survived successive governments.
57. Expansion of opportunities for private enterprise.
58. Strengthening of financial regulation.
59. Advancement of national industrialisation.
60. Greater emphasis on indigenous technological capacity.
61. Development of public housing and workers' estates.
62. Expansion of federal infrastructure nationwide.
63. Strengthening of national unity through state creation.
64. Bringing government closer to previously underserved communities.
65. Development of major public institutions in Abuja.
66. Expansion of healthcare infrastructure.
67. Advancement of water-supply infrastructure.
68. Advancement of power infrastructure.
69. Expansion of transportation infrastructure.
70. Strengthening of national security institutions.
71. Promotion of African regional cooperation.
72. Support for African peacekeeping.
73. Modernisation of aspects of public administration.
74. Greater use of technocrats in national policy development.
75. Experimentation with political reforms and a structured two-party system.
76. Introduction of political innovations such as Option A4.
77. Expansion of political participation during the transition programme.
78. Creation of institutions that became permanent features of Nigeria.
79. Transformation of Abuja into a functioning national capital.
80. Development of infrastructure that continues to serve millions.
81. Demonstration of decisive leadership during periods of national crisis.
82. A willingness to take difficult and unconventional decisions.
83. A strong emphasis on long-term national projects.
84. A leadership legacy that remains one of the most debated and studied in Nigerian history.
85. Above all, leaving an unmistakable imprint on modern Nigeria through infrastructure, institutions, state creation, economic reforms, security restructuring and regional diplomacy.

MY PERSONAL TRIBUTE

General IBB, as someone from Abuja, I have a special appreciation for the transformation of this city during your era. The roads, districts, government institutions and national infrastructure remind us of the enormous ambition behind the Abuja project.

I do not believe we should erase the controversies of your administration. Neither should we allow those controversies to erase its achievements.

History must remember both the successes and the mistakes.

What I admire most about your leadership was your boldness, strategic thinking, ability to assemble professionals and technocrats, and willingness to pursue ambitious national projects.

At 85, you remain a living chapter of Nigeria's history.

HAPPY 85TH BIRTHDAY, GENERAL IBRAHIM BADAMASI BABANGIDA, GCFR! 🇳🇬🎉

May Almighty Allah grant you good health, peace, strength and many more years.

Your story is part of Nigeria's story.
Your era is part of our history.
Your achievements deserve to be remembered.

With deep respect and admiration,

Comrade Ibrahim Aliyu
Comradeibrahimaliyu@gmail.com
Abuja, Nigeria 🇳🇬

The man wey kpai Nigeria.

Only if igbos are positioned well in the country... This one na small thing na

The attacking football method of this coach will win the title in Arab league.

MrSword:
You can imagine the kind of people we share thesame country with.

He is a pure terrorist

The worst is they keep preaching and forcing unity with the infidels. I don't understand this kind of cancer because, parasite is understatement.

Goodvibes007:
Election is done. Unto 2027.

Agreement is agreement on the masses head allegedly...lol

Mancity will miss Guardiola

chiefolododo:
Nigeria hold shambolic elections, democracy is useless in Nigeria.

Election is a waste of time and resources if the will of the people doesn't prevail


Physical voting system is nonsense in Nigeria. If you are prevented from voting, if they rig election and declare themselves as winners, what would you , the real winner do ? Go to court ?A complete waste of time.

E- voting is better, if you cannot be traced by a valid means of identification such as NIN, you shouldn't vote

The leaders don't want free and fair elections. So we will suffer shambolic elections for long

pocohantas:
Her career doesn't need to solve important problems in the society. It just needs to solve her personal and family problems first. People work first to pay their bills, not to find the cure for cancer.

Work/job is not a career it's a simple assignment to enable you pay bills. Get the job first before saying I do. Let the potential hubby know this is what you do for a living in advance.

poshestmina:
Gave up her Career and Education to please her husband.

Tolerated all sorts of disrespect .
It will never be me.

Pls make sure your career is solving important problems in the society. A lot of people are busy doing nothing and serving one illiterate boss in the name of career.

erniok:
Which app be this abeg

IP TV

ogododo:
God sent me to tell the people of the South-East that President Bola Tinubu has good intentions for them.

— Minister of Works Dave Umahi

Video Credit : News Century TV

God sent me to tell the people of the South-East that President Bola Tinubu has good intentions for them.

— Minister of Works Dave Umahi

Video Credit : News Century TV pic.twitter.com/4qO5wj6uam

— Vanguard Newspapers (@vanguardngrnews) August 13, 2026

God don see shege for this people hand

babatee1985:
Hello house, I am a father of three children and I mistakenly got my wife pregnant again which I don't want and I've told her to let get rid of it because the pregnancy is just two weeks old and it is yet to form but she insisted that she's going to born it.

I told her to reason with me because my salary is just 150k monthly while she teaches in a school. I told her the financial burden will be too much on us but she said no. She said God will provide for us to take care of our children but I'm working with the reality of things and not something that is not certain.

I've been sleeping in my place of work for days now because I'm not happy at all. I'm just confused and I don't know what to do.

Any advice pls?

Born am na, no shaking

uche87:
https://www.facebook.com/thevillagetowncrier/posts/pfbid02LJ8QEuZuGE3Tg6YgU14zHSVWAa6y97uumRgiwM5WZmB3CmSfeLZzdXd6tszAsjJcl

They are standing on his mandate, it's not begging its lifestyle

Osubrila!

Glimpsetv:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TusumzUtOqg?si=2QG3kfVjhona_st9




Source: https://gtvdaily.com/aerial-footage-shows-massive-crowd-at-rccg-2026-convention-in-redemption-city/

But why Nigeria no Wan dey good?

Abapa:
All are third world countries. Imagine CHAD and CONGO. The Giant has fallen.

Imagine

Na so me and my woman dey ooo... I am 6/2 she is 5/5...but the best woman for me at the moment.

nlfpmod:
Enough is enough!!! - Actress Judy Austin drags Rita Edochie to court for defamation, demands N1bn in damages.




https://www.instagram.com/judyaustin1/p/Db43oEniE6-/?img_index=1

I don't understand this sue matter, what of Andy Okeke, has he paid the N5B?

IamAtAnger:
Everywhere good... maybe na in advance apology for the shege wey dey front

They never see anything... This is just a sign, very soon they go begin see the wonders they will paste on those boards

Axis313:
Will you eat or discard this inviting proteinous packed meal?

Anybody wey dey go restaurant don chop worst than this without knowing.

adenigga:
https://dailypost.ng/2026/08/08/pure-wickedness-sheikh-gumi-reacts-to-scavengers-stripping-lagos-bridge-pillars-of-iron-rods

Let Tinubu visit them and negotiate with them. Give them amnesty to stop vandalizing the bridge.

That 3rd one is the baba. Best for igbos. No cholesterol

omoredia:
Psalm 82 vs 6: I have said, Ye are gods; and all of you are children of the most High.

This is the secret most people don't know. We are Gods but don't pride yourself else you are devil