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Family › Man Invades Church In Enugu To Drag Wife Out (Video) by Rapmoney(op): 11:43am On Aug 02
A middle-aged man invaded Dominion City, New Haven, Enugu to drag out his wife who was attending an August meeting organised by the church for women.

The man accused his wife of abandoning their 5 year-old child at home who is sick to attend to church activities. From the video now in circulation, the wife proved stubborn as she insisted that she would not move an inch. This makes me wonder if the August meeting was more important to her than the health of her child.

Video:


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VVgiqVxwC3U

See a closeup video here:


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IwLYaKvfstw

Source: WarriParrot
Politics › APC Members In Oyo South Share Two Packs Of Noodles To Constituents (Video) by Rapmoney(op): 9:53am On Aug 02
APC members in Oyo South Senatorial District were captured on camera over the weekend distributing two packs of noodles each to constituents. The noodles came from the senator representing Oyo South Senatorial District, Sharafadeen Alli.

It is such a pity that in 2026, Nigerians are still allowing themselves to be used over little things like two packs of noodles that cannot even satisfy a 5 year-old child. This is what will be their gain for voting for a candidate that will spend 4 years in office.

The truth is that the politicians know how gullible the masses are. The motto is weaponize poverty, give them peanuts, and then capture their voices, minds, and souls.

Video:


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z19_sPnPgP8

Source: WarriParrot
Politics › Nigeria Army Officer's Wife Declares To Mobilize Against Tinubu In 2027 (video) by Rapmoney(op): 5:19pm On Aug 01
A woman identifying herself as a military wife has sparked debate online after declaring that military wives would not support President Bola Tinubu in the 2027 general election over concerns about soldiers’ welfare and pay.

In a video circulating on social media, the woman argued that although serving military personnel are restricted by law from engaging in partisan politics, their spouses are civilians with full voting rights. She claimed military wives across the country would use their votes to express dissatisfaction with the current administration.

Military wife speaks on soldiers’ welfare
The woman said, “We are coming out in full force 2027. Military wives we no dey vote Tinubu and nothing go happen.”

She also questioned the government’s claims of improving soldiers’ salaries, alleging that military families had not seen the reported increase.

According to her, “You no increase soldier salary. Even as your spokes man Retired Musa dey talk say you don increase am from 49 to 100, even as little as the 100 we no see am.”

She further alleged that the government’s promises had not translated into reality for military families.

Video fuels online reactions

The woman concluded her remarks by saying, “We are not voting you baba, nothing you go do.”

Her comments have since generated mixed reactions on social media, with some users expressing sympathy over the welfare concerns she raised, while others questioned the accuracy of her claims regarding soldiers’ salaries and government policies.

The viral video has added to ongoing conversations about the welfare of security personnel and the expectations of military families ahead of the 2027 general election.

Watch the video below



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Politics › Re: Fact Check: Obidients Are Worried As Peter Obi Releases Another Lie by Rapmoney(m): 1:03pm On Aug 01
You don't mean it
Politics › Re: They Accused Me Of Orchestrating The Oriire Kidnap — Governor Seyi Makinde by Rapmoney(m): 1:00pm On Aug 01
9jatriot:
His actions after then have seemed like someone with a guilty conscience.

The only major accusation came from Fayose, but politicians accuse each other anyhow so one could have even dismissed that it wsa because they are from opposing ideologies, but it is his post-abduction release that has really caught my attention about him.
Say what you know.
Entertainment › Re: Nigeria Police Ask Man On Hard Drugs To Dance 'Shaku Shaku' (Video) by Rapmoney(op): 10:50pm On Jul 31
ExudeLoveToAll:
Lack of education is the reason for such acts. If people don't get sued othes won't learn.
There are so many kids on this forum. Some of you just come online to type trash and garbage. In saner environment, that young man would have been arrested. But here you are saying nonsense. Well, I don't blame you. You live in a lawless country where people think life is a joke.
Entertainment › Nigeria Police Ask Man On Hard Drugs To Dance 'Shaku Shaku' (Video) by Rapmoney(op): 3:57pm On Jul 31
See the funny moment Nigeria Police officers stopped a young man on the road due to his strange behaviour. It was obvious that he was on a high dosage of hard drugs. He was asked to dance 'Shaku Shaku' on the road.

Video:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=612CsAr3i_w

Source: WarriParrot

Phones › Re: Apart From Me, Who Else Noticed This About MTN Data? by Rapmoney(m): 12:26pm On Jul 31
Scamburster:
That girl who dance on naked in somewhere at awka lounge?
It could be, but I think it is Enugu.

I don't know what to do with my money anymore for me to start sending it to loose girls?
Phones › Re: Apart From Me, Who Else Noticed This About MTN Data? by Rapmoney(m): 12:15pm On Jul 31
Greyworld:
Wetin you smoke?? I want some
Haha
Please ask him! That is how they behave now. When you correct them, they will tell you that the wrong one is now the correct one.

That is how a young man was telling me on Facebook that I should praise a girl and send money to her account for dancing naked and sleeping with different men at a night club! Just imagine. I should praise and give money to a girl for being loose. This generation of young people is totally finished.
Phones › Re: Apart From Me, Who Else Noticed This About MTN Data? by Rapmoney(m): 12:13pm On Jul 31
Truvelisback:
Red is also correct. It can be used as past tense.
What is this rubbish with this present crop of young people in Nigeria? Someone corrected you on your poor grammar, and you are here saying that 'red' can also be used to substitute 'read' as past tense. Are you okay? Who taught you in English in school? Tufiakwa!
Education › Re: The Annoying Trend Of Uniforms In Nigerian Universities (photos) by Rapmoney(op): 3:44pm On Jul 30
SEGLIZ:
I doubt they were mandated, from those pictures it seem those students are into exams as such they might choose a uniform for signing out.

even one of the pictures showed a group wearing polo shirts so it means it is all a signing out paparazzi.
Some of you just jump into threads to make unnecessary conclusions. Who told you the photos show final year students signing out? The students you see cut across various levels in various departments. Make una take am easy dey make conclusions on things wey una nor sabi.
Education › Re: The Annoying Trend Of Uniforms In Nigerian Universities (photos) by Rapmoney(op): 3:37pm On Jul 30
emperor4love:
This are departmental wears
And what does the post say? That they are military wears?
Education › Re: The Annoying Trend Of Uniforms In Nigerian Universities (photos) by Rapmoney(op): 2:30pm On Jul 30
Yemmysworld91:
And I don't know how tribal fight entered the discussion. Another problem with Nigeria showed in your reasoning
You can rest. If you are not satisfied with my initial response, bye bye.
Education › Re: The Annoying Trend Of Uniforms In Nigerian Universities (photos) by Rapmoney(op): 1:42pm On Jul 30
dechriz:
Is that not another secondary school again?

This should better be a content ooh.
It is easy to identify it when kids make comments on public forums.
Education › Re: The Annoying Trend Of Uniforms In Nigerian Universities (photos) by Rapmoney(op): 12:12pm On Jul 30
pocohantas:
I doubt any university mandates it students to wear school uniforms everyday. I have cousins in the university and all they have is departmental dress codes. The same type law students have. One colour and black pants/skirts. It existed in my days too. We didn't wear it everyday, just one day of the week or during exams or test. In the attached pictures, it is obvious they were taking some kinda test.

I stand to be corrected by any undergraduate. Even Covenant and co never do reach like this. Come be public uni.
Why not conduct a small research instead of thinking and feeling?
Education › Re: The Annoying Trend Of Uniforms In Nigerian Universities (photos) by Rapmoney(op): 12:10pm On Jul 30
Yemmysworld91:
I don't think it exists in universities. Except for law, nursing,and few professional courses students which is understandable. This is peculiar to polytechnics. I don't know the reason for them doing it. But don't think it's a university thing.
Do research before you think. That is the problem of most Nigerians. They 'think', but cannot research on things.
Education › Re: The Annoying Trend Of Uniforms In Nigerian Universities (photos) by Rapmoney(op): 12:06pm On Jul 30
Yemmysworld91:
Mention the University sir if you are so sure and let's find out.
I said talk only wetin you know. Nor be from this thread una go start tribal fight.
Education › Re: The Annoying Trend Of Uniforms In Nigerian Universities (photos) by Rapmoney(op): 12:06pm On Jul 30
Nobellight77:
I believe it's for identity and to curb the menace of indecent dressing. Everyone puting on uniforms in the university will not be a bad idea. Our gallant soldiers and police men are elders and yet they put on uniforms on duty. smiley
Is Nigeria the only country where students are prone to indecent dressing? Why don't we have this in other countries all over the world?
Education › Re: The Annoying Trend Of Uniforms In Nigerian Universities (photos) by Rapmoney(op): 12:03pm On Jul 30
Yemmysworld91:
This is peculiar to polytechnics. Not universities
Oga those photos are from a known university in Nigeria. I just don't want to mention the name here. Talk wetin you know.
Education › Re: The Annoying Trend Of Uniforms In Nigerian Universities (photos) by Rapmoney(op): 12:03pm On Jul 30
dominique:
Are these public universities? When did all this nonsense start in Nigerian universities? During my time only law students wore uniforms. I wouldn't even even call it uniform, it was a specific dress code
This is a public university, not even private.
Education › Re: The Annoying Trend Of Uniforms In Nigerian Universities (photos) by Rapmoney(op): 11:37am On Jul 30
See another set here. Who do us this thing?

Education › Re: The Annoying Trend Of Uniforms In Nigerian Universities (photos) by Rapmoney(op): 11:35am On Jul 30
More photos. Thank God this madness was not in existence during my university days.

Education › The Annoying Trend Of Uniforms In Nigerian Universities (photos) by Rapmoney(op): 11:32am On Jul 30
I have noticed this trend in many Nigerian universities, and it is gradually becoming a norm. I wonder what the purpose of this uniform madness is.

Very soon, MSc and PhD students would be required to wear uniforms. Uniform should be for students in specific departments or faculties, and it is even suppose to be for specific days when practical or field work is to be done. Now, every department in most Nigerian universities wear uniforms everyday.

The photos below are from one particular university in Nigeria.

Fashion › Re: See What This Lady Wore To A Banking Hall (Photo) by Rapmoney(op): 10:33pm On Jul 27
I can really see that most young people in Nigeria possess backward mentality. They are in 2026, but their brains are wired for the year 1612. They claim to be 'woke', but their 'wokeness' is equal to madness. Loud online but delusional in reality. That is why someone who thinks he or she is sensible would tell you that someone can wear anything they like to anywhere. What a wasted generation!
Fashion › Re: See What This Lady Wore To A Banking Hall (Photo) by Rapmoney(op): 9:15am On Jul 27
MarketDispatch:
Do you know whether they seized her clothes in lieu of payment. Why didn't you get close to her to ask about her circumstances
I don't respond to questions that are too low for primary school children to answer. These are the type of useless questions the so-called 'modern generation' internet kids ask.

For someone to inquire whether a bank had seized the clothes of the young lady clearly shows your level of reasoning.
Fashion › Re: See What This Lady Wore To A Banking Hall (Photo) by Rapmoney(op): 6:35am On Jul 27
LegacyB:
Most of you who crticize her do worse thats just the truth. Live and let others live simple. She is not your problem, channel your anger appropriately holier than thou people. I disagree with her dress sense and would not encourage people to do same, but why should i be so vindictive about it?
Stop blabbing. It is a very simple thing. Encourage your daughters to walk naked. Period!
Fashion › Re: See What This Lady Wore To A Banking Hall (Photo) by Rapmoney(op): 3:32am On Jul 27
UrVillageChief:
What is bro saying? No sir, this doesn’t fit the description of what double standards is. Every space has its own morally acceptable dress and this is the reason why you would naturally not feel offended seeing women in pants and men in summer shots at a beach but not in churches, synagogues or mosques because beaches are the spaces meant for such dresses. You can decide to go there and then get offended by the sights (like, what were you expecting to see there before? Women in hijab &niqqabs and men in prayer garments and skull caps?😂).
In this case, a club is a space specifically meant for this class of dresses. You would automatically seem odd if you enter a club house draped in office wears😂
Nothing like double standards here. What’s acceptable in some spaces aren’t necessarily going to be tolerated in others.
I have been seeing his moniker on Nairaland, and I almost thought that he was a sensible person.
Fashion › Re: See What This Lady Wore To A Banking Hall (Photo) by Rapmoney(op): 3:27am On Jul 27
Kalulu44:
Tueh to all those who says there's nothing wrong with her dressing.
Someone practically wore her pant to a public place whether bank or not. And you all clapping for her.
I can bet my balls that all the people supporting her can not allow their daughters, sisters and wives wear something like this and follow them outside.
Hypocrite everywhere
Thank you. They are the real hypocrites but you see them hiding under modernity. Ask them to encourage their daughters to do same, and watch them shifting the goalpost. I have asked some of them here to raise their daughters that way, and none of them could respond with a sensible answer. That will clearly show you how hypocritical they are. They like to see other people's daughters walking naked, but don't want their own daughters to do same.
Fashion › Re: See What This Lady Wore To A Banking Hall (Photo) by Rapmoney(op): 12:41am On Jul 27
voortrekker966:
Are you serious? You are really comparing a banking hall with a nightclub? There's nothing I'll not read on the internet.
Thai is the type of kids we currently have everywhere in the society. They see rubbish and openly support it. They see you as abnormal when you do not support the trash they support.
Fashion › Re: See What This Lady Wore To A Banking Hall (Photo) by Rapmoney(op): 12:38am On Jul 27
jedisco:
Lot's of people already do, I see them everyday. I have no qualms about people's dressing for the most part. I have seen uncontrollable men like you ejaculate because they saw a womans foot. To them, if she's not covered from head to toe, then she's immoral.

The other day, it was a fully tatooed lady who saved a child from fanatics like you who had christened him a witch leaving him to starve. Now it's similar fanatics killing and raping people around the country in the name of God.
You must be a kid. Stop projecting yourself on others. If your parents didn't raise you well, don't think other people's parents did same.
Fashion › Re: See What This Lady Wore To A Banking Hall (Photo) by Rapmoney(op): 11:24pm On Jul 26
omooba969:
Stop objectifying our girls...STOP IT !
Encourage your daughters to do same! ENCOURAGE THEM!

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