This one, you will be quick to say "I said it", but if it was Mhedi now you will start saying "When did i say it?" Can someone give me Mhedi's contact number pls?
David, I used to think you were intelligent. But now I know you are not. An intelligent person would see a problem, warn about it, and make suggestions for possible solutions, but in this beautiful write-up, you only criticized with no solution proffered. So my question is, should P.O now forget his goodwill and intention to change Nigeria for good? Let him try his best and fail instead of failing him when he has not even started. Many great achievements in life were run down this way, just as you did, yet the drivers didn't give up and pushed them, and today the world is their witness. Don’t always wait for every condition to be perfect to start, Obi. Start. Don't listen to those who will never see anything possible in any situation.
MadPolitician: Kwankwaso will mess up things. He is not the kind of politician that Obi can work with. He has zero regard for the rest of Nigeria outside the North. Kwankwaso is a very hawkish and sectionally minded politician, whose only stake in Nigerias politics is to fight for the fulani/north. I personally don't want him at the federal level under any platform. Research on that guy and all you see will be his endless tribal outbursts.
Again, Kwankwaso is very haughty. He thinks of himself as the biggest name in Nigerias politics even if his influence begins and ends in Kano where he did relatively well as a governor. I am not sure that the two have agreed on who should be the leading candidate. I think that Kwankwaso will struggle to acvept the role as Obis deputy. In his base instincts, he would see himself as the best candidate and Obi his deputy..., and he really means it..
Obi's pedigree will humble him. Obi is a big political fish, bigger than Kwan times 3, yet Obi's humility will humble Kwan. Forget mouth. many Nigerians are only interested in where Obi will be in 2027.
WHat is land? Allow him to carry the land; if you are a true servant of God, you won't kneel down to beg an unbeliever. The likes of Elijah used to call down fire.
Tekashi89: Hey guys, my dating life sulks, I haven't been really lucky with girls ever since my secondary School days. Since I was born I've only dated two girls and that was way back in 2016 and last year in 2025.
I tend to attract more guys, single mothers or older women (very old women tend to like me). I don't know what's it with me that tends to push away younger girls (note I'm 180cm 60kg) light skin most people say I'm handsome. But I don't know why I can't attract young single girls.
Where ever I go I tend to attract only single mothers and when a young girl even start getting attracted to me I'll later discover that she acts that way to every other guy around so there's nothing special about me.
I'm thinking of going spiritual but I just thought I should post it here first.
So guys I need your advice on this issue pls
One key attribute you seem to lack that I see is you lack self-confidence. Most ladies like guys who have self-confidence. Think about this thing
RhemaJet7: It may be Spiritual problem. Spirit of rejection / hatred. I am a servant of God, currently dealing with similar issue.. Kindly, join our prayer requests platform on Whatzap called The Lions Club and another group called New Nation.
Whatzap: 07057905174.
You're next in line to testify.
Prophet Olaide Mudasiru, Founder, New Nation Gospel Ministries International
marcusverum: When a woman marries as a virgin it benefits both her and her husband.
She has no comparison. She has no craving rooted in memory. Her loyalty is not divided by experience.
As a man you have a choice. You can seek a woman you can build with from a clean foundation. Or you can seek a woman who comes with history and start wondering why peace is hard to find at home.
This is not about judging women. It is about understanding what you are choosing and accepting the full weight of that choice. There is no neutral ground. Every decision has a consequence.
It is supposed to be value in exchange for value. Aura for aura.
Does a woman's past affect her ability to be a loyal wife?
This topic is very important. But you know what, after 2027 I will begin to find it extremely important to comment; otherwise, as for now, 2027 does not allow me to comment on some things these days.
— Senior Pst Okezie James Atañi. (@Onsogbu) May 2, 2026
If you get people, i for comment but as you no get supporters, i no know wetin to answer you. So in your mind, delegates go see Peter Obi Sit don and come vote for you? Tall dreams!. You get mind sha. And u even de open mouth de talk am. Chai!!!!!
Cyberterror: The Supreme Court has made it clear that INEC should not obey any court order at all regarding the internal affairs of a party. Simply because it is INEC's prerogative to be the arbiter.
You got it wrong. Supreme court is saying no court and not even the INEC has the power to interfere in the internal issues of a democratic party, you know why? BC the party itself is governed by its own constitution. Of course if the courts are not permitted to, why would INEC be doing it? INEC has her own responsibility but not in arbitrating on internal affairs of a party. If it's still hard for you to get, ask a lawyer to explain more.
Cyberterror: The court never said that David Mark is the authentic chairman. INEC still has the constitutional right to decide the authentic ADC leadership.
If that is true, INEC should not have waited for the court's order of "status quo ante bellum."
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On the 18th of November, 2025, my family and I narrowly escaped being kidnapped by bandits at our residence in Zamfara State.
At the time, my family lived in Zamfara while I managed my business in Kano. Because of this, I traveled from Kano to Zamfara about twice every month to check on my family and spend time with them.
We had been searching for a new apartment after our landlord sold the house we were living in and gave us notice to vacate. Finding accommodation in Zamfara was extremely difficult because of the insecurity caused by bandit attacks in many villages. As a result, many families had relocated from rural communities to the state capital for safety, making houses scarce and expensive.
I instructed my family to look for a house within the city. Eventually, they found a three-bedroom apartment in Tsauni, along the Sokoto bypass. Since I was in Kano at the time, my wife showed me the apartment through a video call. I advised her to ask people around about the security of the area before we made any payment.
She told me that some of her colleagues lived in that neighborhood, so I personally called one of them to confirm if the environment was safe. I was told that the area was peaceful and that the apartment was even located close to a police station. After making my inquiries, I transferred the payment for the apartment to the agent.
I then told my wife to begin preparations for moving into the new apartment, and I promised to travel to Zamfara when they were ready to move in.
On the day my family planned to move, I arrived early in the morning from Kano to inspect the house myself. When I got there, I immediately felt uncomfortable with the environment. From my years of traveling across Northern Nigeria and my understanding of how bandits operate, something about the area did not sit well with me. Unfortunately, we had already paid for the apartment and moved in.
Initially, I intended to stay with my family for only three days before returning to Kano. However, I kept feeling uneasy. Something deep inside me urged me to stay longer. After one week, I still did not feel at peace, and again I felt strongly that I should remain with my family for another week.
Then came the day that changed everything.
On the 18th of November, 2025, all my children had gone to school, and my wife had gone to work. I was alone at home when two men arrived and knocked on our gate.
I went outside to meet them. They claimed they were looking for the person who had previously lived in the house. I told them that I was a new tenant and did not know the former occupant. I advised them to contact the landlord instead.
The moment they left, I became deeply suspicious. Something in my mind immediately warned me that we should not sleep in that house that night.
I called my wife and told her that the family would not spend the night there. She asked what had happened, and I explained my encounter with the two men. Although she did not fully understand my fears, I had already made up my mind.
I contacted a friend of mine who had extra rooms in his compound and informed him that my family would stay at his place that night.
I also instructed my son to arrange for a vehicle that could help us move our belongings because I had decided that we would no longer continue living in that house.
By around 2 p.m., when my wife and children returned home from work and school, we began gathering our belongings in the compound while waiting for the vehicle to arrive.
At about 6 p.m., we called the driver, and he told us he was on his way. We waited until sunset and later went to the mosque for the Maghrib prayer around 7 p.m., but the driver still had not arrived.
After the prayer, we called him again, and this time he told us he would no longer be able to come until the following morning.
As we walked back from the mosque, I noticed several unfamiliar faces around the area. My fear increased immediately. I quickly gathered my children and told them we would not sleep in the house that night.
When we got home, I informed my wife that the driver would not come until morning. Since we could not move our belongings immediately, I decided to move the family out quietly without attracting attention.
I escorted two people at a time from the house to the main road, then returned for the others. I repeated this process until I had safely taken every member of my family, including my wife and children, to the roadside.
After escorting everyone out, I returned to the house alone because I did not want anyone in the neighborhood to suspect that we were leaving out of fear.
I stayed inside for about ten more minutes before quietly locking the gate and walking to join my family at the main road. It was around 8 p.m.
Less than ten minutes after we gathered there, one of my son’s friends, who lived in the second house nearby, called him and asked where we were.
When my son told him that we were no longer at home, the boy said that armed bandits had just invaded our house.
According to him, three armed men had jumped over our fence and entered the compound. When residents in the area noticed them, people immediately ran toward the nearby police station for safety.
After the bandits entered our compound and discovered that our belongings had already been packed together, they apparently realized something was wrong and jumped back over the fence.
On their way out, they kidnapped some people they encountered nearby.
The next morning, after daybreak, I returned to the house and then went straight to the police station to report the incident. I also informed the police that they should contact the landlord because I no longer wanted the apartment and wanted my money refunded. We had lived in the house for only two weeks.
That was how my family and I narrowly escaped being kidnapped by bandits that night and God saved us.
Lessons I Learned
1. Avoid living in isolated areas, especially places surrounded by empty plots, construction sites, or uncompleted buildings. Such locations can provide hiding places and easy access for criminals.
2. Never ignore danger signs or delay moving when you feel unsafe. Quick decisions can save lives.
3. Criminals often rely on information from people within or around a community. Residents should stay alert and be cautious about suspicious activities or unusual interest in their homes and movements.
4. Whenever you notice unfamiliar or suspicious people repeatedly appearing around your neighborhood, report it immediately to the police or local security authorities.
We will continue to pray for our security personnel because the situation of insecurity in Nigeria is beyond what anyone can predict when it will end.
Very detailed and intriguing. Thank God for the discernment and the safety of both you and your family. My family and I once escaped similar evil plan years back while we were travelling. Thank God fo his mercies
josielewa: JUST BE PAYING SMALL...THAT INTEREST IS NOT A JOKE O. IT WILL KEEP PILING UP UNTIL YOU WONT BE ABLE TO PAY BACK. LET THE INTEREST ACCRUE, IF THEY CALL YOU, TELL THEM YOU WANT TO RESTRUCTURE THE LOAN. IF THEY ARE TIRED, THEY WILL EVEN TELL YOU TO REPAY WITHOUT THE EXTRA ADDED INTEREST
Shadowpyper: So recently I borrowed 250k from easimoni with hope of paying back this month, unfortunately the money I was expecting to pay back with didn't come again.
I searched their customer care number and called them to plead with them if I can be given an extension till September, I don't mind if they will add interest to it. I just don't want any to call me and harass me, I was told they don't give any extension.
Currently I don't know what to do, I don't have the money now, except from my savings which I can have access to by September.
Bro borrow from another money loaning app to pay and repay the new loan in September. But stop debt na bad thing , always avoid it
madridguy: No place for emotion in the court of law. The opposition should do everything in accordance with the law or forget 2027 election.
Which court of law are you talking about? A court where someone did not stand elections but was sworn in or a court where the forth person in election was sworn in? Be joking because it's convenient for you. The courts are serving their own belles right now in Nigeria and not justice. If you like paint it the way you like BC your people are in power, but the truth has 9 lives.
So a Tinubu supporter can love PO, as he discovered that Tinubu has failed.
This is reality.
Nlfpmod Fergie001
Hmmmm
Even BAT himself if not BC of what people will say can rush to snap with Peter Obi when he sees him, trust me, no body does not like Obi. Forget all these people attacking him every where it's BC he is not within reach, otherwise you will see them scrambling to snap with him and shake hands with him.
Cutezt: A viral video has sparked intense debate across social media after a young Fulani man captured his ordeal at a Lagos motor park, where he was allegedly denied travel because fellow passengers refused to board a vehicle with him.
The man, who identified himself as a traveler heading to Calabar, shared the clip after being turned away from two different transport companies. In the video, he explains that after successfully paying his fare in the early hours of the morning, he was informed that his journey could not proceed. "Just because I am Fulani, the passengers said they are not going to travel with a 'Fulani Herdsman'. They made the company refund my money," he said, visibly distressed. "We Fulani are in trouble in this world."
The traveler detailed his attempts to find passage, noting he first visited the GUO Transport park, where he was told they were not heading to Calabar. He then proceeded to GIGM (God is Good Motors), where he secured a ticket. However, the situation escalated when other passengers reportedly staged a protest, citing security concerns and ethnic profiling related to the ongoing national tensions regarding "herdsmen."
The transport company ultimately issued a refund, citing the refusal of the other commuters to share the bus with him.
Painful really. But you people when you see your brothers misbehaving and you fail to condemn it, there will always be repercussions to all this. Unfortunately you may not be a herdsman, but these things have a way of spilling the effect on even innocent people and you are now a victim.
iwaeda: Wale Edun told us, we are not borrowing again, where are we now?
No need to seek approval. Just go ahead and collect and spend because the Senate cannot do otherwise. You have the Senate's blanket approval. baba, na your time; collect and spend the way you like, after all no one knows tomorrow. The one wey dey your stomach na em be your own. FIRE!!!!!!
Local champions carrying dead local devices to spray only groundnuts, no auto, no machine, all serving the devil when the second coming is even nearer than anyone thinks. Repent now!
Trump & Americans boasted about obliterating Iran and them surrendering in 48 hours.
How did that end? The US begging for ceasefire.
After losing over 35 aircrafts in 36 days. Lost all their bases, embassies, expensive radars and air defense systems, factories, oil tankers and businesses across the Middle East.
If they lost all these in 36 days. Imagine what they'll lose in just 6 months of war.
Even Ukraine did not lose that much in 36 days.
Despite receiving help from Israel and 7 Gulf countries. While Iran received no help from anyone.
Even went ahead to threaten the whole world to join them in fighting ordinary Iran that has no air force or proper Navy.
Paper tiger army. Shame!
The US is not fighting a war with Iran, the US is only curtailing Iran's excesses. Of course, you, I, and Iran know if the US wants to face Iran at a war level, 24 hours is too much for the US to extinguish Iran. Iran themselves know it and say it; they know they are not a match to US. Some of you lamenting here speak out of utter ignorance of bias. But anyways, your Nairaland opinion matters less bc the US will still do what they want to do and nobody can do anything about it not even Iran.
helinues: What can other countries buy currently with their highest denomination
See, you opposition should stop this hatred arguments with no meaning.
The global war that have been going on for years is it only Nigeria that's affected?
Average daily minimum wage in Ghana is 21GHC but barbing alone on average saloon is 50GHC. Average restaurant with decent meal, you will have 150GHC
De people have come, they have come, na dem be this. Quick to compare us with others meanwhile, when it comes to corruption, dem no go compare us with them o. Government de collect money from us, dem no go show us how dem spend am, yet we no suppose de complain bc dem go remind us about other countries. enslavement indoctrination
Politics › Re: City Boy Movement Stranded On Delta Expressway (Video) by qtx(m): 6:11am On May 07
