₦airaland Forum

TechCapon:
Nigerians are smart enough to knw these nonsense posts are mostly sponsored. you can pay anyone to post anything you like. Which stupid economic resurgence when tinubu and akpabio are planning to borrow new set of billion dollar loans

emoboy4u:
Man na goat normally

BigYash:
7+ billion and you dey give criminals in uniform 500m. When they can actually remove some bags to make even more than 500m..

RevenuesBoost:
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gr-ubBBAQxs

Bentacur007:
What do you exactly want igbos to do
Tufiakwa for some a P c supporters that’ doesn’t have sense at all

Streetinvestor2:
SW president won't win. He can be powerful in SW region but not other regions. We are not like his people he has conquered since as governor of lagos and looting thr wealth
No inec glitch will be tolerated again. The last time was obi stupidity for accepting the rubbish to go court. That won't happen again

Zionmdde:
So why did u rush under my comment to argue?

Zionmdde:
More reasons he will have to support tinubu, is that not obvious?

So in saner climes they give such contracts to former militants or will I say criminals. Money that is more than enough to give all students of core host communities scholarships from nursery to MSc

He is right to support whatever stuffs his tummy with billions monthly. Since as a country we are not ashamed

Zionmdde:
See them here
Asking useless questions that they obviously know the answer to
4billion monthly to one man doing nothing is OK for them as long as the man supports tinubu

We need to really review the whole shit about abolishing of slavery, because apc introduced something worse than slavery

Zionmdde:
He is very correct to support tinubu, that's where his daily or will I say generational bread comes from. Trillions of naira contract no be beans

Cmanforall:
Until he gets DJ Switch kinda foreign status

Ofunaofu:
Stale

Try something else

Ofunaofu:
Stop leaping into every Peter Obi thread like an antelope and go defend Tinubu’s mandate of hardship and death, that is where your energy is needed most.

frugal:
Dont allow hate let you miss the best representation you'll ever get in a lifetime. Leaders like Peter Obi only comes once in a generation, especially in a country like Nigeria.

saintkel:
and u guys said Buhari had only 30 cows and just a building in Kastina.....why won't u guys even talk about anything

Mbanda:
I really don't know what you benefit from lying. Anyway, nairalanders, make una go through the below information

Owombakara:
This is really insightful. So there's been a lawsuit withholding the progress of this port all this while.

It's such a shame that the progress that would have been made was stalled by a name change. Why change the name in the first place? Looking at the other 4 proposed ports you can easily see they are named after the community they're located. But a mischievous person decided to rename the Akwa Ibom port and look at what it has caused.

Thanks for sharing this Oga Naptu2, you doing a yoeman's job!!!

sweetsandy4luv:
VDM Claim they warned him not to return to Nigeria over his anti Tinubu comments, X users reacts online after the activist claimed he received a warning not to return to Nigeria with his phone.

VeryDarkMan is trending again after claiming somebody warned him not to return to Nigeria with his phone because he could allegedly get arrested over his comments about President Bola Tinubu’s government.

The social media critic, who said he is currently in China, shared the message online and it quickly spread across X and Facebook.

According to him, the anonymous caller advised him not to announce his return publicly.

“I received an anonymous warning call earlier today,” he wrote. “The person told me not to come back with my phone because there’s a high chance I might be arrested.”

VDM also claimed that some people believe he is being sponsored to constantly criticize the government.

As expected, the post immediately divided opinions online.

Anybody who has followed VDM for a while already knows this kind of thing is part of his brand online. He became popular from those rant videos where he would drag celebrities, influencers, NGOs, and almost anybody he felt deserved it. Some Nigerians like the fact that he says things exactly the way they are without caring who gets offended. But there are also many people who believe he likes internet drama too much and always finds himself at the center of controversy somehow.

That’s why plenty of people online are already brushing off this latest claim instead of taking it seriously.

One X user, Buddyvic, reacted jokingly: “He don come again lol 😂 nah everytime them they threatening am.”

Another user, Joshking1740, accused him of chasing attention online whenever engagement drops.

“He always out here clout chasing,” the user wrote.

Some people also pointed out how VDM has switched positions on certain public figures in the past, saying his activism sometimes feels inconsistent depending on the situation.

Still, not everyone dismissed his comments completely.

A few Nigerians agreed with his criticism about the hardship in the country. One user, King Byron, said many citizens are frustrated over hunger, insecurity, and the rising cost of living.

Outside social media arguments, the situation reflects a bigger issue in Nigeria right now. Many young people are angry about the economy and political direction of the country, while others have become tired of online activism that mostly turns into internet drama.

For now, reactions remain mixed.

Some people believe VDM is simply using another controversial moment to stay relevant online. Others think his comments reflect frustrations that many Nigerians already have but are afraid to say publicly.

Source: https://www.newsflashngr.com/just-in-vdm-claim-he-was-warned-not-to-return/

blaise26abj:
Guy abeg rest. Fashola SAN and other states fought the federal on it and won. How is it Tinubu's influence? Do not forget that there are so many disputes regarding the coastal road and it's effects on adjoining lands. So many developments have suffered greatly from Umahi's actions. Now many will return to court to contest these issues.
Tinubu will not live forever. this ruling will surely outlive him or whatever benefit he will accrue.

pacino26:
This is like trying to modify a Toyota Camry 1998 into a Benz E-Class 2025 it won’t work. The rational thing is they have a refining license, with exemption for storage tanks and some process piping they should just overhaul the entire refinery to a new one. That’s what I meant. The refining process and current capacity is outdated. They should just scrap it.

DomPerignon:
Normally this won't be up for discussion but since we are inundated with Biafra revisionist liars like Gidgiddy and co who claim it was Gowon and not Ironsi that abolished regions , there is need to keep the liars at bay and the dwindling flames of truth that they want to blow out.

Decree No. 1 of 1966, officially known as the Constitution (Suspension and Modification) Decree, was the first legal instrument issued by Major General Johnson Aguiyi-Ironsi following Nigeria's first military coup on January 15, 1966

It effectively suspended the 1963 Constitution and transferred all executive, legislative, and judicial powers to the military government, marking the beginning of military rule in Nigeria.


Key Provisions and Impact


1. Suspension of the Constitution: The decree suspended the 1963 Constitution, leaving the military government with the authority to govern by decree without legislative oversight or parliamentary debate.

2. Concentration of Power: It established the Supreme Military Council as the highest decision-making body, dissolving federal and regional legislatures and centralizing authority in the hands of the Head of State

3. Legal Supremacy: Decrees issued under this framework were given the force of law and were immune from judicial challenge, effectively placing the military above the law

4. End of Regional Autonomy: While Decree No. 1 suspended the constitution, it paved the way for subsequent decrees, most notably Decree No. 34 (the Unification Decree) in May 1966, which abolished the federal system entirely and replaced it with a unitary structure

Historical Context and Consequences

Ironsi's regime used Decree No. 1 to justify the arrest of political opponents and the banning of political parties, promising to restore order and curb corruption .

However, the centralization of power and the perceived failure to address the ethnic tensions exposed by the January coup deepened regional suspicions, particularly in Northern Nigeria .


This legislative move, combined with the later Unification Decree, was a primary catalyst for the counter-coup of July 29, 1966, which resulted in Ironsi's assassination and the rise of Lieutenant Colonel Yakubu Gowon .

.Decree No. 1 set a precedent for "rule by decree" that would define Nigerian governance for the next 33 years until the return of civilian rule in 1999 .

pacino26:
Same NNPCL that claimed its refineries are working and did multiple fanfare commissioning is accusing a company less than 4yrs in refining operations of monopoly. We once queued up for fuel in NNPC filling stations that year sef.

Why don’t they get their acts together, sell off the scraps and move on. Let’s not forget they recently tried to increase their stake in Dangote refinery and he refused. We must boost local refining o, by fire by force.