₦airaland Forum

Fryx:
I just checked their website, they are a fraud. At least, a groundbreaking invention will have an explanation on how their tech works. This one just print lies outta thin air and expects people to believe.

Sounds like those "fuelless generator" scammers on Facebook whose location is usually in Jos that request you send deposits...

ogododo:
https://dailytrust.com/just-in-libyan-football-federation-president-resigns-amid-super-eagles-row/

The real President...I doff my hat to you. Respect!

slaawomirr:
Damnnn niggar

Very nice

Since our government and police wants to start failing us

We will do the needful



Damnnn niggar

You dey beg now
Once he come to issue of how to throwing tantrums and engaging in South east, west and north tribalistic fight una go get power


Funny enough I have the amount you will use in feeding but hell no one naira I will not give you
Untill I begin to see a reduction in tribalistic comments from nairaland members
No one will get help from me

Hunger na your mate?

ijustdey:
https://www.thecable.ng/nassembly-considering-bill-seeking-to-increase-vat-from-7-5-to-10-by-2025/amp/

This people in leadership positions are just courting spontaneous uprising from the people....keep pressing the hapless, suffering people till it happens and when it does, the uprising shall swallow them all..

Omooba77:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_iZR_xQKBmQ?si=0v8A-J7sxmtgPukT



https://saharareporters.com/2024/10/13/nigerian-tweeps-dare-tinubu-presidency-say-presidents-t-pain-label-will-continue-long

T-Pain will soon sue Tinubu for identity theft..

OkCornel:
Tpain is extremely pleased


“This regime will favour me and my family”

Engr O. T. Sunmi

Where are the "it will favour me and my family" crew? Eyes have cleared now! Clowns..

HellVictorinho8:
Dumb thread

Nope, not dumb...suggest yours.

I suggest we suspend the Nigerian Constitution and be ruling by decree as its clear the Constitution is useless to us as we flout it's provisions on the daily..

bassdow:
I don't see it that way. Guess it's to discourage those who keep them for so long. Though I see the "within 24-hours" clause as too short.

As in if the Corpse were to be buried within 24-hours, why take them to mortuary in the first place. Maximum of 1-month before taxing would have made more sense to me.

24 hours deadline...are they Muslims?

living2013:
https://www.centliv.com/2024/10/12/namibia-seeks-nigerias-expertise-in-anti-corruption-efforts/


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They will be taught the opposite..

dalitigator:
You are not normal. CNG egg layer ke?

Is it not CNG that is reigning now? You will soon be asked to convert to CNG before you can breathe air..

jaksmillioniar:
u lack sence

Why do you say so? He hit a spot? Like the truth?

EyeCumInPeace:
Tinubu is worse than a natural disaster.
The demage Tinubu has done to Nigeria is worse than an earthquake or hurricane.

At this point I believe natural disaster is preferable to this calamity that has befallen us..

RealityKings:
During the campaign Obi said he was going to remove the subsidy once he was elected.. ,and obviously the Subsidy removal is where the sudden increase in the price of fuel and other things came from.

So what exactly is Obi saying after all the President is doing the same thing he wanted to do

I am quite sure his approach would have been reasonable and not in the brash and senseless manner it was embarked on by T-Pain unlimited..

SensualMan:
Lol. The situation got worst in UK his doctor in France requested he be brought to him.

France holds his body blueprint na ..

Naijadaily:
https://thesun.ng/well-reposition-our-films-to-win-oscars-others-fg/

And the OSCARS for worst inflicted pain on a nation in the shortest time possible by any President in Africa goes to......

WannaHowzit:
“WE don’t want aboMyfriend (foreign nationals).”

Residents of Naledi Extension, in Soweto, are up in arms and have embarked on an operation to shut down spaza shops owned by foreign nationals ekasi (in townships).

On Tuesday, 8 October, spaza shop owners (kiosks) were forced to vacate their shops.

This follows the death of five pupils aged six to nine, who died after consuming snacks bought at a local spaza shop on Sunday, 6 October.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bE21nT85XaM?si=9hQdCB0vr_xrfCQP

Operation Dudula (Operation Cleanup) member, Dineo Lebethe, told Daily Sun they feel as if the government has turned a blind eye on what's happening and not helping.

“This is the second time an incident like this has happened. We're here again because five kids have died. We want these people to take their things and go, never to come back to Naledi. We're opposing the issue of undocumented foreign nationals running spaza shops in our country. We don’t benefit anything from this,” Dineo said.

She said undocumented foreign nationals do as they please in Mzansi (South Africa), taking advantage of the country's porous borders.

"South Africa's the only place where undocumented foreigners have rights," she said.

“We're not protected. It's painful that even when kids die, nothing is done. We no longer want these people in our country. Enough is enough.”

A community member told Daily Sun they've been complaining about spaza shop owners selling food that has long expired, for so long.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LOINwUxUgtQ?si=9GCKOCTIgtBxFp18

Operation Dudula members stressed that community members should stand united and stop housing aboMyfriend.

Spaza Shop and Tuck Shop Association Secretary and Head of Business Development, Sbusiso Ngcobo, slammed a lack of compliance, blaming the government for not inspecting and regulating the sector.

Were investigation carried out by the authority to determine the cause of death of those kids and if the snacks were determined to be the cause, from which shop were they bought and take necessary action rather than the people using the unfortunate incident as an avenue to launch looting spree..

treesun:
https://www.vanguardngr.com/2024/10/deregulation-oil-marketers-to-import-cheaper-petrol-ipman/

This government thrives in calculated deceit and confusion. It is worse than the former one and we just fold our hands and suffer..when we are ready for change we know what to do.. sad

Gboom:
If your relative abroad dashes you pound, will you reject it because he or she is taking care of challenged people

I rest my case

Richtaiwo:
Why should Atiku be ignored?

Fyi, I support Tinubu and indeed, even more than you. But on the current economic situation, Tinubu has failed woefully.

From N198 under Buhari, to N1030, yet no improvement in workers salary. How do you justify that? Pls don't even talk about the jaundiced 70k minimum that it's implementing is still shrouded.

Did you say N1030? Correct that slip...

dododawa1:
https://punchng.com/come-to-battlefield-witness-our-might-military-challenges-asari-dokubo/

Now where is the battlefield?

[quote author=Newlymarried post=132368163][/quote]He probably was referring to Christmas season..

Gboom:
Experienced advice.
One of my nieces told my mum that she is taking care of mentally deranged people in London (Care Job ;Dso to speak), mama shouted say upon all the better job in London, it is only wo-werey job that you can do.
Meanwhile, the lady is okay with personal house in London and Nigeria

But am sure if your aunty sends some "wo-werey"pounds sterling to your mum she won't reject it..

During the military regimes of Generals Ibrahim Babangida and Sani Abacha, the struggle to return Nigeria to civilian democratic rule was led largely by political personalities and intelligentsia from the southwestern part of the country.

This became even more strident following the annulment of the June 12, 1993, elections by the Babangida regime. The coming of the Abacha regime with its draconian policies, tipped the scales of the struggle from civil disobedience to a full-scale revolutionary one which drew global attention and support.

Among the prominent personalities of the struggle was current President Bola Ahmed Tinubu. In one of the many images of the era we saw Senator Bola Tinubu as he was then known, walking right behind the presumed winner of the June 12 election, Chief MKO Abiola, as he walked alongside General Sani Abacha when the latter took over as Head of State, following the overthrow of Chief Ernest Shonekan’s Interim National Government. It was then thought by many that General Abacha was to handover to Chief Abiola in a short order. But developments followed thick and fast afterwards. And with Abiola soon clamped in detention, Tinubu along with others fled the country.

Opinions are split on the extent of the role that Tinubu played in the struggle to restore democratic rule in the country. The popular narrative promoted within Tinubu’s circle of admirers was that he (Tinubu) was so piqued by General Abacha’s betrayal that he decided to move abroad to mobilise funds and groups for a revolutionary struggle against the Abacha dictatorship.

The other view, which is not widespread but enjoys some popularity was that following the detention of Chief Abiola, and with some of the ‘June Twelvers’ like Lateef Jakande, Ebenezer Babatope, etc opting to be part of Abacha’s government, not to be left out, Tinubu also sought Abacha for a position. It was after he was denied this request that he left the country in anger to join the struggle.

Today, in a twist of irony, the Tinubu, who fought for the restoration of democratic rights of people in Nigeria, is seen now as president of the country denying the same people their economic and social rights through his policies. His punishing economic policies have taken food from the table of most Nigerians; made it impossible for them to pay children’s school fees; thrown them out of employment; made transportation for purposes of earning a decent living virtually impossible.

Tinubu, the celebrated hero of civil and political rights of people has now become a promoter of economic policies laying Nigerians prostrate. The hurricane of economic hardship Tinubu has introduced spares no one. Former heads of state, statesmen, regional and national leaders, generals, businessmen, students, school children, employers, workers, transporters, indeed the high and low across the six geopolitical zones in the country are groaning loudly and endlessly.

In places of worship, the clergy and clerics, football stadiums and viewing centres, market places, public parks, palaces, inside buses, the main subject of discussion is on Tinubu and the negative impact of his economic policies. Eight out of 10 Nigerians have lost all confidence in the administration and do not believe that President Tinubu can deliver his much-touted promise of ‘renewed hope’. Without a shadow of doubt, Tinubu’s harsh economic policies and the hardships they have caused have become the most existential issue in Nigeria today.

In addition to the economic hardships, what Nigerians have observed with alarm is the growing tendency by the Tinubu government to constrict the democratic space. Many Nigerians see this as a move intended to prevent the emergence of potentially formidable opponents in the next round of elections.

Against these unsavoury developments, Nigerians are wondering if this is not similar to the Abacha era?

We remember that Abacha denied us our political and democratic rights. But we also recall that the economic policies he implemented were benevolent; he kept the naira exchange rate steady throughout his rule and he made effective use of the proceeds from the marginal increase in the prices of petroleum products by instituting far-reaching social programmes, which are still with us.

Tinubu on the other hand is presently inching towards subsuming the two other independent arms of government, the Judiciary and Legislature, the armed security establishment and the political parties under his feet.

In this entire scenario, President Tinubu has demonstrated an astonishing in-your-face detachment from the Nigerian people, appearing to offer no empathy over the hardship he has plunged the country into. He displays an attitude towards Nigerians that suggest they are irritants and ingrates who should be thankful to him for the ‘favours’ he is doing us by taking us through what he considers as the necessary ‘economic discipline’ we had always lacked as a people.

Against this background, the growing feeling among Nigerians today is that President Tinubu should not be re-elected in the next round of elections in 2027, if he continues on his present trajectory of governance. Nigerians believe that it is bad enough as it is presently, and will certainly be worse once he gets re-elected in 2027. They believe that once re-elected, he will feel safe and free to continue the punishing economic policies.

So, we are back to the trenches. Democracy is not just about political and civil rights; it is also about inalienable social and economic rights and the pursuit of happiness. Any administration that sets out to give Nigerians hardship without remit as Tinubu is doing now does not deserve our favours.

President Tinubu is attempting to deny us both the political rights we successfully fought the military for by constricting the political and civil space. He is also denying us the right to enjoy the God-given resources endowed us as a people. It is therefore imperative just as we did against the military regimes of Babangida and Abacha, to also stand up democratically against Tinubu’s tendencies.

This prompts the poignant question; how and who will rescue Nigerians from Tinubu in 2027?

First of all it must be understood that the task is by no means easy. Former Jigawa governor, Sule Lamido, put it succinctly: “There is no Nigerian like Tinubu who has been there on his own…..Now that he is in charge, he is not going to be easy to deal with. With Tinubu, Nigeria is fiefdom. Tinubu is the emperor. And if you watch him closely, he does not care.’’

If we care for our future and our country which Tinubu is trying to turn into his personal estate we will stop him. Our fight for democracy should not be for the benefit of one man alone. Nigerians did not see off military dictators only to allow a civilian with a messianic image of himself to tend towards despotism. We need somebody daring enough with a plan not just to lead the democratic struggle against Tinubu’s current disposition, but also a comprehensive plan to dismantle his harsh, enslaving economic policies.

Source:
https://dailytrust.com/who-will-rescue-nigerians-from-tinubu-in-2027

D3rd:
With a good lawyer, dude will walk.

Very anyhow kind of people with low mentality.

Why not use him to bait the others at large, get the family of the boy said to have seen them hiding the gun to testify for some sort of deal for their son and get the said 'Tompolo' to confess his association with them?

Even heard one of the interrogators saying 'raise your head, look the gun oo, look the camera' this alone qualifies all he has said to be done under duress. Someone even lashed out with a horse whip.

Well said,..it is clear from the video that the "confession" gotten from the suspect was under duress and with this video evidence a good lawyer will have the Court throw out the confession and the suspect walks.. very unprofessional of the police.

BadNews:
Source: https://punchng.com/woman-four-grandchildren-die-from-suspected-food-poisoning-in-ondo/

The pap consumed should be quickly taken to a competent lab for tests to determine how it got contaminated or spiked!

[quote author= post=132335433]Source: https://www.google.com/amp/s/punchng.com/lagos-sex-worker-stabs-client-to-death-over-service-fee/%3famp[/quote]This gives Wike v. Fubara vibes somehow...

[quote author=Morbeta11 post=132326090][/quote]Sure those images are not AI generated?

dre11:
https://www.thisdaylive.com/index.php/2024/10/07/balanced-diet-out-of-reach-for-average-nigerians-as-food-inflation-bites/

Election has consequences! We must get sence by fire by force!

Islie:
https://punchng.com/tinubus-proposed-cabinet-reshuffle/

Why don't you reshuffle already?!!! Must you disturb and distract us with this?

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Kosiso12:
Source : https://politicsnigeria.com/boko-haram-has-infiltrated-idp-camps-in-borno-gov-zulum-raises-alarm/

It's best to close the IDP camps ASAP!!!