₦airaland Forum

ElSudani:
Says a neophyte who has never managed anything in his life.

I wonder 🤷

I can tell.

Kobojunkie:
Leave the God mention out of this. These are human-created problems for which humans are to blame. The woman is not a victim as she knowingly chose to have unprotected sex with her husband, aware he was cheating on her and then passed the disease to her child. She is to blame for refusing to protect her child from her husband's adultery.

Well you have mentioned the facts from your point of view. Like you said preventive measures should been taken

Mindlog:
She claimed she remained in the marriage for the sake of their children.....that is a bloody lie, she was ashamed to leave and needed to still be a Mrs, the children were her cheap excuse.

Hmmmm.. Well God knows the exact thing that happened and how it is, we only judge by limited info.

WHat kind of leaders do we have and what examples are they displaying.

EFCC Arraigns SunTrust Bank MD Halima Buba Over Alleged $12 Million Money Laundering

The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) has brought serious allegations against Halima Buba, the Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer of SunTrust Bank Ltd, over a case involving money laundering to the tune of $12 million.

On Friday, Buba was arraigned before Justice Emeka Nwite at the Federal High Court in Abuja, alongside Innocent Mbagwu, who is the Executive Director and Chief Compliance Officer of the same bank. Both individuals were named in a six-count charge filed by the EFCC, with accusations pointing to multiple violations of Nigeria’s anti-money laundering laws.

From details obtained, it was revealed that Buba and Mbagwu allegedly helped move large sums of cash outside the official financial system. For instance, one of the charges alleges that on March 10, 2025, they assisted Femi Gbamgboye in paying out $3 million in cash to Suleiman Muhammed Chiroma and others in Abuja without going through any financial institution. A separate charge also claims they conspired to carry out a similar $3 million cash transaction in Lagos on March 13, 2025, again avoiding the necessary financial processes.

When asked to respond to the charges, both defendants pleaded not guilty.

The EFCC, through its lead prosecutor Rotimi Oyedepo, announced readiness to proceed with the trial, requesting that the court allow for an accelerated hearing of the matter. For more visit 👇

SOURCE: https://www.wiz9jablog.com.ng/efcc-arraigns-suntrust-bank-md-halima-buba-over-alleged-12-million-money-laundering/

Unibenfucker:
That clipper of a thing you can only get Hiv if there was a cut why using the clipper exchange of blood

Exactly

When are going to have reasonable leaders or government in this country huh

ImmaculateJOE:
To occasionally criticize the government is part of his script.

Exactly 🫰

Brenbentondiaz:
Wait! B-b-b-b-but he's been paid by Tulumbu and he's working for Tulumbu? At least that's what those deranged roaches were saying some days ago. You know, anyone that exposes their agulu fraud for what he is has been bribed by Tulumbu. Lolz.

Hmmmm... A point

Guide777:
This one he remembered to criticise the Government in power instead of the Government in...

Exactly

Sunday2021:
Every reasonable human being know that tinubu is the worst president ever existed in Nigeria. Buhari is a million times better than the drug Barron.

LOL... Now people are realizing.. Buari said it himself lol..

Forkthiefnubu:
He , adeyanju, VDM are all working for tilimbu

Funny

Nothing wey person no go hear

Sowore Says Tinubu Is Worse Than Buhari, Warns Nigeria Is Falling Apart


Activist and former presidential candidate Omoyele Sowore has come down hard on President Bola Tinubu’s government, saying things are getting worse by the day. In a chat with Vanguard, Sowore said Nigeria is collapsing faster under Tinubu than it ever did under Muhammadu Buhari.

“Buhari destroyed Nigeria in eight years. Tinubu is burying it in just two,” Sowore said.

Sowore, who ran for president in 2023 under the African Action Congress (AAC), said the economy is in shambles, democratic institutions are weak, and life is getting harder for ordinary people. He blamed policies like fuel subsidy removal and the floating naira for pushing Nigerians into deeper poverty.

“There’s nothing good coming from all this. Fuel subsidy gone, naira floating—it’s just suffering everywhere. If this is what they call the road to progress, then we’re heading for disaster,” he said.

Democracy losing meaning

Sowore didn’t stop there. He said many Nigerians are starting to give up on democracy altogether.

“People don’t even believe in democracy anymore. Free speech, fair elections, freedom of choice—all that is gone. What we have now is a fake democracy,” he said.

Says no to forced voting

He also rejected the idea from the House of Reps to make voting compulsory. To him, it’s just a way to make a broken system look like it’s working.

“If you have to force people to vote, that’s not democracy—it’s desperation,” he said. For more visit - www.wiz9jablog.com.ng/sowore-says-tinubu-is-worse-than-buhari-warns-nigeria-is-falling-apart/

SOURCE: WIZ9JABLOG

RhodaFa:
Prof. Self de use AI

Yes oh.. For easy work

This man and his strategies

Trump Claims 150 Countries Want Trade Deals, But Offers Few Details


President Trump said there are about “150 countries that want to make a deal,” though he didn’t mention which ones or how many would actually receive letters. He also said those countries could challenge the decision, but didn’t explain what that process would look like.

Neither the White House nor the Commerce Department gave any response when asked for comments overnight in the US.

Back on April 2, Trump announced steeper tariffs on several of America’s trading partners. But after investors started to panic, he decided to put those tariffs on hold for 90 days so other countries could come to the table and talk. Still, in recent weeks, he’s shifted away from the idea of negotiating with every country one by one.

Even though the Trump administration is focusing on trade talks with over a dozen countries, there's just not enough people or resources to run all the negotiations at once—especially with the way this “reciprocal tariffs” plan is laid out. While US Customs and Border Protection technically collects the tariffs at the border, the extra cost usually ends up hitting American consumers.

Earlier this month, Trump said he would just set tariff rates himself for a lot of countries trying to avoid the higher fees. Read more - www.wiz9jablog.com.ng/trump-claims-150-countries-want-trade-deals-but-offers-few-details/

Bimpe29:
They are being dynamic.

Thought as much, they don't want stress

VeeVeeMyLuv:
Jesus Christ 🙏🏽

Professor + Artificial intelligence

Is gonna be explosive 💥💥

Like serious lol

jesmond3945:
rjghtly so. They should blame the system and not the the profs. You see profs marking and giving feedback to hundreds of students which doesnt count towards their promotion or pay scale. The bosses on top just admit students in thousands and dont care.

Hmmmmm

papyjaypaul:
That's a lazy professor. It's not wrong to use it, it's how you use it that matters. It means there is a poor review of curriculum and course content in that school. Or maybe it was a test?

Students are not reading these days.

Correctly

Prof. Self de use AI

Professors Are Using ChatGPT, and Students Are Calling Them Out


Not too long ago, schools were freaking out about students using ChatGPT to cheat. Now? It’s the professors who are using it—and students aren’t happy.

Ella Stapleton, a senior at Northeastern University, was reviewing her class notes when she noticed something strange: a prompt to ChatGPT right in the middle of the material. Her professor had used AI to write parts of a lecture. The irony? The syllabus clearly said students couldn’t use AI or chatbots.

Ella was shocked. She started looking through other course materials and found even more signs of AI—bad grammar, weird-looking images, and just messy slides. She ended up filing a complaint and even asked for a refund of over $8,000 for that class.

She’s not the only one. More and more students are calling out professors online, saying their assignments, feedback, and even grades seem like they were written by a bot. And considering the high cost of tuition, they feel like they’re being shortchanged. They didn’t pay thousands just to have an algorithm do the teaching.

On the flip side, some professors say they use AI tools to save time and deal with heavy workloads. They see it as a way to make things more efficient. In fact, the number of college instructors using AI tools like ChatGPT has nearly doubled For more visit www.wiz9jablog.com.ng/professors-are-using-chatgpt-and-students-are-calling-them-out/

SOURCE: WIZ9JABLOG

This is serious

Benin Republic Shuts Border with Nigeria, Disrupts Trade in Kwara State


The border route between Nigeria and the Benin Republic has been shut down by the President of Benin, Patrice Talon.

The closure has sparked concerns among neighboring communities, particularly affecting Taberu, a village in Baruten Local Government Area of Kwara State, Nigeria, which connects to Tanu in Benin. The shutdown has led to an issue involving agricultural exports and other essential resources.

According to local sources, the closure aims to curb the smuggling of agricultural products—mainly cashew nuts and soya beans—through unofficial routes into Nigeria.

Local authorities and residents report that the decision has significantly disrupted trade activities between the two border communities.

Due to the continued smuggling of these products, President Talon has now imposed tariffs on cashew nuts and soya beans when transported through authorized channels.

In an interview with Saturday PUNCH, the Emir of Yashikira, Alhaji Usman Umoru-Seriki, confirmed the development.

He explained that Beninese authorities now insist that all cashew nuts and soya beans must be transported only via official routes, with significantly higher duties imposed on traders.

“He only allowed the transportation of cashew nuts and soya beans through legal routes and imposed a higher tariff on these products,” the Emir said. “Traders who wish to bring soya beans and cashew nuts are now required to pay higher duties, and only legal routes are permitted. This isn’t the first time President Talon has taken such action—he closed the border with Togo last year.”

Source link: www.wiz9jablog.com.ng/benin-republic-shuts-border-with-nigeria-disrupts-trade-in-kwara-state/

SOURCE: WIZ9JABLOG

We4all:
She is a blessing because you are using her to cash out from Davido.

Hmmmmmm... Cashout

Wealthoptulent:
while her mum listened to SWEET IN D MIDDLE to Produce her

Lol