₦airaland Forum

InfoGuru118:
https://verynigerian.com/breaking-former-delta-governor-emmanuel-uduaghan-is-dead/

Na money been kerp the man till now.

Rip uduaghan.

I wan see how Wike go win Rivers and Abuja for Tinubu on same day unless them go cause havoc to delay one of these states APC can never win Rivers State except Wike plays his usual cards because Rivers State is so polarised right now that its even worst than 2023 . The only way Tinubu will win Rivers State is if and only if Wike is on ground to mutilate results like he did in 2023 after Peter Obi won the state with very wide margin, even Fubara as a sitting governor cannot win Rivers State for Tinubu and Wike. You destroyed the economy of a state for 6 months, declared state of emergency and then you want them to vote for you? Say you be who? Tinubu? Isn't that evil? Una think say Rivers people na mumu. Even if Fubara na mumu man, Rivers people no be mumu people.

Sirchiboy:
Some people don’t even pray or fast but things are working perfectly well for them!

Some people don pray out their destinies so many years ago and it's manifesting many years later.

Secondly, some people knows what works for them and they go for it once the opportunity presents itself.

Thirdly, nature has destined that some people will get it easier than others.


In conclusion, destinies defer.

Racoon:
https://www.facebook.com/share/1KCw4gypQ9/

Mention their names. Don't play

sbfynest:
Previous thread
https://www.nairaland.com/8767574/boils-gone

Good day my beloved nairalanders....

I want to use this medium to say a very big thank you for all your contributions and concern during my almost 3 weeks battle with boils......I finally won

It was not easy for me at all, but thank God they are gone..I used several remedies I got from here, starting from roasted plantain leaves,palm oil and salt, applying raw beans, damatol and so on..
I can now sleep and walk freely

Honestly,dis experience taught me never to look down or underrate any body/nairalanders for you don't know were your help might comes from..

ONCE AGAIN THANK YOU ALL

They try scrub well too

Bitter22:
EL-RUFAI MUST STOP HIDING PERSONAL POLITICAL GRIEVANCES BEHIND THE NORTH: NIGERIA BELONGS TO ALL OF US

By Olorogun Godwin Obire, PhD

It is shameful that Nasir El-Rufai would allow a write up of this divisive nature to be published on his Facebook page and other social media platforms, preaching regional distrust because of his personal political grievances with the Tinubu administration. Mohammed Bello Doka’s argument is nothing but a desperate attempt to turn an individual’s political troubles into a collective confrontation between Northern and Southern Nigeria. El-Rufai’s detention is not a referendum on the North, and allegations against one politician must never become a declaration of war between two regions. If El-Rufai believes he has been unjustly treated, he should defend himself through the courts and available legal processes. Nobody is above the law, regardless of political influence, ethnicity, religion, or former office. The North does not own El-Rufai, just as the South does not own Tinubu. Both men are Nigerians, and neither has the right to hold the country hostage to personal political interests.

Secondly, this argument about the South supposedly betraying the North is a recycled political narrative driven by regional calculations rather than a genuine commitment to national unity. If anyone wants to discuss the history of power distribution in Nigeria, the starting point should be 1960, not a convenient selection of dates that supports a predetermined political argument. For much of Nigeria’s post-independence history, Northern political and military leaders have exercised enormous influence over the country’s leadership. It is therefore intellectually dishonest to portray the current presidency of the South as an intolerable act of power hoarding while conveniently ignoring the broader historical record. Since 1960, the North has enjoyed substantial periods of national leadership and influence; it is the South’s turn to lead, and that reality should not be twisted into an excuse for ethnic hostility. We cannot build a united country by pretending that history began when a particular politician lost access to power.

Thirdly, nobody should confuse political support with a permanent obligation to protect a politician from scrutiny. El-Rufai’s contribution to Tinubu’s political victory, whatever its extent, does not confer ownership of the presidency or immunity from investigation. Did he support Tinubu because he believed in a national political project, or was that support merely an investment expected to yield unlimited personal rewards? Nigerians deserve to ask that question. El-Rufai publicly criticised the President and his administration, and he is entitled to his political opinions. However, he cannot reasonably expect political disagreement to guarantee him immunity from lawful scrutiny, nor should he expect the President to surrender the authority of the state because of past political alliances. No individual is bigger than Nigeria, and no political godfather owns the President he helped elect. If the authorities have credible evidence against El-Rufai, they must present their case through due process. If the evidence is insufficient, the law must equally protect him. Justice must be established by evidence, not by regional bargaining.

Fourthly, the attempt to drag the entire North into El-Rufai’s personal political predicament is both dangerous and irresponsible. Mohammed Bello Doka’s argument appears designed to convince Northerners that supporting Tinubu or accepting another Southern presidency would amount to betraying their region. That is political blackmail disguised as regional solidarity. Northern Nigerians are not political captives who must surrender their independent judgment to one former governor. They have their own interests, aspirations, leaders, and constitutional rights. They are free to support Tinubu, oppose him, or support another candidate without seeking permission from El-Rufai. Equally, Southern Nigerians are not indebted to any politician for eternity because of a political alliance formed in 2022. The suggestion that the North should punish the South in 2027 because one politician is facing investigation is a dangerous invitation to collective political retaliation. Oga, carry your political cross yourself; do not turn the North into a shield for your personal battles.

Fifthly, Nigerians have not forgotten El-Rufai’s record in Kaduna State, particularly the deep controversies surrounding his administration and its relationship with Southern Kaduna communities. Those communities have their own grievances and their own accounts of what they experienced under his leadership. It is therefore hypocritical to demand that the entire South demonstrate unquestioning solidarity with El-Rufai while dismissing the legitimate concerns of Nigerians who have criticised his politics and governance. The same people who now preach reciprocity must understand that political history is not written by one side alone. Nobody should be condemned without a fair hearing, but neither should a former governor be transformed into a national victim whose personal circumstances automatically invalidate every criticism of his record. A public office holder must answer questions about his own conduct without hiding behind the population of an entire geopolitical zone. The people of Southern Kaduna, like every other Nigerian community, deserve to have their grievances heard rather than erased by political convenience.

Finally, let us be clear: President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has every opportunity to win re-election in 2027 with a wide margin if his administration strengthens its performance, addresses insecurity, improves the economy, and earns the confidence of Nigerians across the country. His victory must be determined by voters, not by threats of regional retaliation or demands that the South surrender its turn at the presidency. Nigeria belongs to all of us. No Northerner is more Nigerian than a Southerner, and no Southerner is more entitled to national leadership than a Northerner. The way forward is competence, accountability, fairness, and respect for constitutional democracy not ethnic blackmail, religious mobilisation, or political entitlement. El-Rufai should face whatever allegations are lawfully brought against him through a transparent and fair process, and he should receive every protection guaranteed by law. But the North must not be recruited into a personal political war, and the South must not be bullied into abandoning its democratic choices. Nigeria is not anybody’s private estate, the presidency is not a political inheritance, and 2027 will not be decided by El-Rufai’s grievances. It will be decided by Nigerians at the ballot box.

El-Rufai should face the consequences of his words. However, Tinubu and INEC should allow a free and fair elections let's see if he can win this election its not about allowing that kai-kai man in Abuja to be barking all the time. Imagine a member of an opposition party making those silly comments made by Wike, nairaland for don full with yeye threads and even INEC for don respond but when it comes to the APC and Wike, INEC cannot do jack. Tinubu should allow a free and fair election let's see if he will win 2027 elections


My vote is for the ADC, we need to move forward as a Nation. Make we no dey here dey do its the turn of the South and people die finish.

helinues:
If you are an Obidient and want to respond to this, kindly do with maturity and avoid being emotional or tribal.

You just described yourself in these two statements but you've always had your way because of the nairaland mods who are your tribes men. I've come across some comments made by you which deserved serious ban but you were never banned because of your tribes men and Seun who has always shown who he is. You are not qualified to talk about emotions, tribes or maturity on nairaland. You have done and said worst things and has always gotten away with it.

brutustech:
2027 Elections: Nigerians Have the Power to Publish Results. Why Is INEC Silent?



https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1ErtGSno5H/

WIKE, THE INEC CHAIRMAN DON ALREADY DECLARE RESULTS NOW, WETIN THEY WAN WASTE TAX PAYERS MONEY FOR AGAIN? Men wey don write results keep just they wait for ceremonial elections and then they will present their figures. The country is totally a joke. EACH DAY THAT PASSES THAT YEYE SAN WEY CALL HIMSELF INEC CHAIRMAN SHOWS WHAT HE IS. MAKE UNA KEEP THAT MONEY DO BETTER THING AFTER UNA DON DECLARE UNASELVES WINNERS, THE PEOPLE ARE HUNGRY, SOME HAVE DIED DUE TO ABJECT POVERTY, INSECURITY. Each time I come across this Una so called Jagaban old tweets in 2014, I go just Dey laugh, u can imagine how hypocritical a man he is.

siyoung:
Just wanted to ask a serious question to everyone here.

If someone takes retired/decommissioned public buses and completely transforms the inside into secure, clean rooms—offering a "Bus Airbnb/Hotel" that is way cheaper than OYO or standard guest houses...

WOULD YOU ACTUALLY SPEND YOUR MONEY AND SLEEP IN IT?

Please reply with your honest thoughts:

1. YES, I would use it. (If yes, please tell me WHY? Is it purely to save money, or do you like the unique vibe?)
2. NO, I wouldn't. (If no, what is your biggest reason? Is it security, heat/AC, toilets, or comfort?)

I'm genuinely curious if this kind of low-cost accommodation concept can actually work for travelers and moving people in Nigeria. Let's talk!

Use ai generate the picture of wetin u dey talk to make your thread look more presentable. Be creative for once.

Nigeriapen:
What do you think about Wike’s comments? Does Amaechi still have significant political influence in Rivers State? Share your thoughts in the comment section.

Watch the video for more details and subscribe for more Nigerian political news and trending updates.

This guy is a funny creature. Someone that rigs elections and it’s clearly seen then comes on air to brag about it.mutilated 2023 election results in Rivers State. 40 years old whisky at work.

Kalulu44:
Lolz! No go there o, na Naija we dey. The truth would have come out since if not that many people involved and benefitting from Funsho death are holding various top govt position.

We go reopen that case once things don set even if the person wey orchestrate am Dey 90 years, he must face the full wrath of the law. Even the case of Barr. Ken Atsuete, Bola Ige, etc.

Bobloco:
https://www.legit.ng/entertainment/celebrities/1735938-what-left-israel-dmw-hails-buhari-takes-swipe-successor/

Na lilly livered military men we get now.

God1000:
https://edition.cnn.com/2026/10/13/us/tupac-shakur-duane-davis-sentencing-trial?

Whether it takes 30 years or more, that particular man who orchestrated Late Engr. Funsho Williams death must face the hang man one day.

yarimo:
Massive jubilations and celebrations all over Oyo state, and this is just mini rally for president TINUBU and APC oo

What are you rejoicing about?

Newsgeek24:
Dangote Group, one of Africa’s leading diversified business conglomerates, has announced 86 job openings across several departments and locations in Nigeria and other African countries.

The vacancies cover various fields, including engineering, manufacturing, finance, accounting, procurement, logistics, transportation, human resources, internal audit, administration, sales, information technology, healthcare and security.

The positions are spread across Lagos, Ogun, Kogi, Benue, Edo, Adamawa and other locations in Nigeria, as well as Tanzania, Zambia and the Democratic Republic of Congo.

Interested applicants should review the individual job descriptions to confirm the qualifications, experience, responsibilities and other requirements for their preferred positions before applying.

List of Available Positions

The 86 vacancies are listed below according to their advertised job titles and locations.

S/N Job Title Location
1 Process Engineer Mtwara Plant, Tanzania
2 Technician, Mechanical L1 & 2 Ogun State
3 Technician, Mechanical L3 & 4 Ogun State
4 Deputy General Manager, Quality Assurance & Control Ogun State
5 Audit Analyst Lagos State
6 Regional Head – Internal Audit Lagos State
7 HR Specialist – HRBP Lagos State
8 Audit Specialist Lagos State
9 Sectional Head, Electrical Kogi State
10 Legal Officer Mtwara Plant, Tanzania
11 CNG Truck Driver (Inbound Logistics) Ogun State
12 Depot Inventory Officer Lagos State
13 Business & Performance Analyst Lagos State
14 IT Audit Specialist, Internal Audit Lagos State
15 Warehouse Tally / Logistics Officer Nigeria
16 Weighbridge Officer Nigeria
17 Warehouse Supervisor Nigeria
18 Facilities Manager Nigeria
19 Transport Officer Nigeria
20 Senior Transport Manager Tanzania
21 Procurement Supplier Lead Lagos State
22 Risk Management Lead (Supply Chain) Lagos State
23 Procurement Governance and Compliance Specialist Lagos State
24 Procurement Compliance and Governance Lead Lagos State
25 Procurement Contract Lead Lagos State
26 General Ledger Accountant Tanzania
27 Receptionist-cum-Secretary Tanzania
28 Instrumentation Engineer Lagos State
29 Mechanical Technician Lagos State
30 Finance Officer Ogun State
31 Store Manager – Inventory Control Ogun State
32 Trailer Operation Officer Adamawa State
33 Store Manager – Issuing Ogun State
34 Fleet Operation Data Analyst Lagos State
35 Financial Reporting Manager Edo State
36 Relationship Officer – Corporate Sales (Cement) Lagos State
37 Area Sales Manager, Corporate Lagos State
38 Plant HR Business Partner Lagos State
39 Head, Power Plant Ogun State
40 Mechanical Fabricator / Welder Lagos State
41 Store Manager, Receiving Benue State
42 CNG Technical Engineer Ogun State
43 SAP Functional Support Analyst – Production Planning Lagos State
44 Senior Laboratory Attendant Benue State
45 Time Office Assistant Benue State
46 Internal Audit Specialist Lagos State
47 Sales & Operations Planning Manager Lagos State
48 Procurement Contract Specialist Lagos State
49 Procurement Supplier Specialist Lagos State
50 Technical Instructor – Mechanical Kogi State
51 Security Guard Benue State
52 Store Manager – Control (Inventory Control) Kogi State
53 Executive Assistant to the CFO Lagos State
54 Hospital Administrator, Aliko Dangote Foundation Surgical & Diagnostic Centre Lagos State
55 Business Planning & Performance Management Manager Lagos State
56 HR Shared Services Specialist Lagos State
57 Kiln Refractory Maintenance Supervisor Democratic Republic of Congo
58 Deputy General Manager, Mechanical Ogun State
59 Manager, Mechanical L3 & 4 Ogun State
60 Central Control Room (CCR) Operator Kogi State
61 Tax Manager Lagos State
62 Tax Analyst Lagos State
63 Sanitary Inspector Nigeria
64 Industrial Hygienist Nigeria
65 Central Control Room (CCR) Operator – Production Lagos State
66 Mining Specialist Ogun State
67 Head, Production Lagos State
68 Warehouse Team Lead – Polypropylene Unit (PPU) Lagos State
69 Warehouse Manager – Polypropylene Unit (PPU) Lagos State
70 Administration Officer Zambia
71 Deputy General Manager, Administration Nigeria
72 Store Manager, Issuing Benue State
73 Account Officer Nigeria
74 Head of Fuel Management Mtwara Plant, Tanzania
75 Deputy / Junior Purchasing Officer Nigeria
76 Deputy General Manager, Administration Nigeria
77 Shift Engineer, Power Plant Ogun State
78 Mechanical Engineer, Power Plant Ogun State
79 Fleet Manager (FM) Tanzania
80 In Gate & Out Gate Officer Lagos State
81 Personal Assistant – Plant Director's Office Zambia
82 Mechanical Technician Nigeria
83 Head, Logistics & Road Safety Operations Lagos State
84 Head, Supply and Material Planning Lagos State
85 Transport / Dispatch Lead – PPU Lagos State
86 Transport / Dispatch Manager – PPU Lagos State

Application Procedure

Interested applicants should visit the original recruitment announcement to access the individual job adverts and application links.

Application Form: The application link can be found via the link below this post.

Applicants should open the advert for their preferred position and carefully review the stated qualifications, experience requirements, job responsibilities and application instructions.

Candidates should submit their applications through the designated channels provided in the relevant adverts.

Application Deadline

Closing date: Not specified.

Applicants are advised to check the individual job adverts for any position-specific deadlines and submit their applications promptly.

https://verynigerian.com/dangote-group-opens-86-vacancies-in-engineering-finance-logistics-hr-other-fields/

Because of these vacancies some people go sleep with who them no suppose sleep with that is if them never do am before them publish am

Glimpsetv:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WG6S_cWlvYw?si=3UiO0mIlJgNPLb2K

Even fire service no dey function

ogododo:
https://punchng.com/nigerias-debt-interest-soars-124-above-revenue/

This man is bad news. Our economy is now as ugly as he is.

Ironfaceman:
APC NWC moves to check sabotage, bypasses govs in agents’ selection



https://guardian.ng/news/2027-northern-govs-covert-support-unsettles-tinubus-camp/

Tinubu must go home.

Typing:
This particular billboard was left untouched. Cause the aspirants didn't add Tinubu's picture on their billboard.

Even Wike cannot Rig Rivers state this time around. Tinubu must go home. The man and his team of mad men do not have anything to offer.

eyesoflagos:
Top 5 Most Stylish Pastors in Lagos: Clergymen Who Bring Fashion to the Pulpit

In Lagos, fashion is more than just clothing — it is a statement. From designer suits and well-tailored traditional outfits to smart-casual combinations and distinctive hairstyles, the city is home to people who understand the importance of looking good.

Interestingly, the fashion conversation is not limited to musicians, actors, politicians and business executives. Some of Lagos’ most recognisable pastors have also developed distinctive personal styles that attract attention both on the pulpit and at public events. Eyes Of Lagos reports,

While preaching the gospel remains their primary calling, these men of God have shown that religious leadership and a well-presented appearance can go hand in hand. Some favour classic suits and corporate elegance, while others embrace contemporary fashion, bold colours and signature hairstyles.

But who are the most stylish pastors in Lagos?

In this edition, EyesOfLagos.com takes a look at five pastors whose distinctive public appearances have attracted attention in Nigerian media and lifestyle conversations. The selection is editorial and subjective, rather than an official ranking of their fashion sense.
1. Pastor Paul Adefarasin: The King of Sophisticated Dressing



Church: House on the Rock

When conversations about stylish pastors in Lagos begin, Pastor Paul Adefarasin is a name that deserves attention.

As the founder and senior pastor of House on the Rock, Adefarasin is recognised for his polished appearance, well-fitted suits and ability to combine formal dressing with smart-casual outfits.

His style goes beyond wearing expensive-looking clothes. Presentation, coordination and confidence are also part of his public image. Whether appearing in a tailored suit or opting for a more relaxed combination, he maintains a look that balances sophistication with simplicity.

His fashion reputation has attracted media attention for years. According to a report published by Vanguard in 2009, Adefarasin was named Allure’s Style Icon following a competition organised by the publication.

He has also spoken about the relationship between appearance and character. In an interview published by Vanguard in 2010, he expressed support for dressing well while stressing that a minister’s wardrobe should not become more important than his spiritual life.

That perspective reflects the balance between looking presentable and remaining focused on the message being preached.


2. Pastor Ituah Ighodalo: The Corporate Fashion Boss

Church: Trinity House, Victoria Island, Lagos

If there is a pastor whose appearance evokes the image of a corporate executive attending an important business meeting, Pastor Ituah Ighodalo fits the description.

The founder and senior pastor of Trinity House has attracted attention for his elegant dressing, carefully selected suits, coordinated shirts, ties and accessories.

His fashion appeal lies in versatility. Rather than relying on a single signature outfit, Ighodalo combines formal clothing with relaxed pieces, including blazers, jeans and T-shirts.

In an interview published by The Sun in April 2017, he discussed his approach to dressing, explaining that expensive designer labels were not the most important consideration. Wearing clothes that suited him and made him comfortable mattered more.

He also spoke about wearing traditional Nigerian clothing on weekends and to church, reflecting an appreciation for African identity and culture.

His approach offers a useful lesson for fashion enthusiasts: looking stylish does not necessarily require wearing designer labels from head to toe. Proper fit, comfort and choosing clothes that complement one’s appearance can make a significant difference.


3. Reverend Chris Okotie: The Man With the Signature Curls

Church: Household of God Church International Ministries, Ikeja, Lagos

While some people change their appearance whenever a new fashion trend emerges, others develop a signature look that becomes part of their identity.

Reverend Chris Okotie belongs to the latter category.

The pastor of Household of God Church International Ministries is known for his distinctive curly hairstyle and colourful suits. His appearance has remained a talking point in Nigerian entertainment and lifestyle coverage, partly because of the consistency of his public image over several decades.

Before becoming widely known for his pastoral work, Okotie enjoyed a career in music. That background adds another dimension to his public persona, combining elements of entertainment, individuality and formal dressing.

His fashion choices are often associated with bold colours and distinctive designs, setting him apart from clerics who prefer more conservative combinations.

His approach demonstrates how a recognisable hairstyle, carefully selected outfits and consistent personal grooming can become defining elements of someone’s public identity.


4. Pastor Jimmy Odukoya: The Contemporary Style Influencer

Church: The Fountain of Life Church, Ilupeju, Lagos

Pastor Jimmy Odukoya represents a contemporary approach to pastoral fashion, combining religious leadership with a background in entertainment.

In addition to serving as the senior pastor of The Fountain of Life Church, Odukoya is an actor and musician. His work in entertainment has introduced him to audiences beyond the traditional church environment.

Unlike pastors whose public appearances revolve mainly around conventional suits and ties, Odukoya is known for his dreadlocks and modern approach to dressing. His public image reflects a mix of traditional, contemporary and creative influences.

His appearance represents a generation in which music, film, fashion and faith increasingly intersect. For younger Nigerians, his style challenges the assumption that every pastor must adopt the same conventional look.

Odukoya has also appeared in international productions, including the film The Woman King, alongside his work in Nollywood.

Following the death of his father, Pastor Taiwo Odukoya, in 2023, Jimmy Odukoya assumed leadership of The Fountain of Life Church.

His public image combines creative expression with religious leadership, making him a distinctive personality in Lagos’ church and entertainment communities.


5. Apostle Emmanuel Iren: The Modern Generation’s Stylish Preacher

Church: Celebration Church International

A conversation about stylish pastors would be incomplete without mentioning Apostle Emmanuel Iren, a preacher whose public image resonates with younger audiences.

As the founder and lead pastor of Celebration Church International, Iren is known for his preaching, songwriting and ministry work. His public profile places him among a generation of Nigerian ministers engaging audiences through teaching, music and digital platforms.

His fashion appeal reflects a broader shift among younger religious leaders, many of whom combine contemporary dressing with modern approaches to communicating their message.

Rather than treating pastoral fashion as something separate from everyday life, this generation of preachers demonstrates that ministers can dress in ways that appeal to young professionals, creatives and students while remaining appropriate for their roles and occasions.

Iren’s public image connects faith with contemporary culture, reflecting the growing influence of younger ministers in Nigeria’s religious and lifestyle conversations.

Although personal style is subjective, his inclusion highlights the increasing interest in how modern religious leaders present themselves beyond the pulpit.
Who Is the Most Stylish Pastor in Lagos?

Choosing the most stylish pastor in Lagos is not as straightforward as selecting the best-dressed musician at an awards ceremony. Fashion is personal, and what one person considers elegant may appear too formal or too simple to another.

Nevertheless, these five pastors demonstrate different approaches to personal style.

Pastor Paul Adefarasin stands out for sophisticated dressing and polished presentation. Pastor Ituah Ighodalo represents corporate elegance, while Reverend Chris Okotie is known for his distinctive hairstyle and colourful suits. Pastor Jimmy Odukoya brings a contemporary creative influence, and Apostle Emmanuel Iren represents a modern generation of ministers connecting faith with contemporary culture.

What makes the conversation interesting is that none of these personalities has exactly the same style. Each has developed a public appearance that reflects a different personality and approach to dressing.

In a city such as Lagos, where first impressions matter at business meetings, social gatherings, entertainment events and Sunday services, individuality can make a lasting impression.

Ultimately, dressing well is not necessarily about wearing the most expensive suit or owning the latest designer accessories. It is about choosing clothes that fit properly, maintaining good grooming and understanding what works for you.

For churchgoers looking for Sunday outfit inspiration, these five ministers offer different examples of how personal style can range from classic and corporate to bold and contemporary.

Now, Lagos, we want to hear from you!

Who deserves the number one spot as the most stylish pastor in Lagos? Is it Pastor Paul Adefarasin, Pastor Ituah Ighodalo, Reverend Chris Okotie, Pastor Jimmy Odukoya or Apostle Emmanuel Iren?

source :https://eyesoflagos.com/2026/10/11/most-stylish-pastors-in-lagos/

Only God knows who are his sons.

givedemwotowoto:

🚨🚨🚨
Breaking News: More than 20,000 APC members from Kumbotso LGA, Kano State have defected to the NDC. They were warmly welcomed by His Excellency Rabiu Kwankwaso, the NDC vice presidential candidate, at his residence. pic.twitter.com/PoAXqNCwVw

— Rapuruchi (@Rapuruchi4) October 10, 2026

Anything to remove that heartless man in Aso Rock. I don't mind either Obi or Atiku. Tinubu must go. Nigeria must move forward.

fergie001:
https://dailypost.ng/2026/10/10/i-hate-peter-obi-ill-spit-on-him-edo-apc-chairman/

Una think say obi dey respond to mad men

Cyberterror:
Jagaban till 2031.

Rivers in the bag!

Yes oo even till 2060 but e no mean say you and your family go buy a litre of fuel 400 naira or your poverty go end

Af0nja2:

ALL PROGRESSIVES CONGRESS (APC)
IMO STATE CHAPTER

SPECIAL INVITATION TO ONE MILLION MAN MARCH FOR APC

On behalf of the State Chairman, Chief Austine Onyedebelu and the entire State Working Committee, I wish to invite all Leaders, Stakeholders, pic.twitter.com/V91CWBCu1b

— Harrison Onuoha (@harri_onuoha) October 8, 2026

Happening NOW:

Millions of Imo people are trooping out to join the ONE MILLION MAN MARCH in support of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu and all APC candidates.

They are singing "Tinubu Nwere more 4 yeses o" meaning "Tinubu has 4 More years o" #OneMillionManMarch #RenewedHope #APC… pic.twitter.com/oQmecnuzPp

— Charles Igwe (@CharlesIgwe14) October 10, 2026

I dey find who i go bet 5million naira with say Tinubu no go qin 2027 election

fergie001:
If found guilty, CR7 will be temporarily banned from the National Team between 1-6 months



Ronaldo had apologised to fans and teammates, and called for punishment for leaving the camp after row with NT boss, Jorge Jesus

PREVIOUS THREAD:
Ronaldo Leaves Portugal training Camp Amid Rift With Coach, Jorge Jesus

They just dey disgrace the greatest Portuguese player of all time.

Omooba77:
https://www.channelstv.com/2026/10/08/return-of-subsidy-could-lead-to-%e2%82%a62000-litre-petrol-%e2%82%a63000-exchange-rate-fg/

I dey tell una say na uslesz men full this government una think say na lie. See the rubbish some people dey support and defend

Iamdbull:
An icon of progress, a merchant of success, an enigma that’s just a few words to describe our nairaland star boy.

Quick recap on his journey:
He had his primary, secondary and University education at Tai solarin staff school, Tai solarin secondary school and Tai solarin University of education!

Work history:

After being a poultry farmer, he decided to opt for IT working with IT firm in Ife before setting up on his own.

He returned to music in 2021 after which he moved to Lekki Lagos for his journey.

Aside from music he now runs a blog called Newsspend.

Once again happy birthday to an Enigma, a ray of hope , a shining light and an inspiration to the future ones!

You no go calm down make God bless you, you go dey do by force big man

owobokiri:
https://leadership.ng/tinubu-has-never-implemented-any-budget-senator-maidoki/

This government just dey usless still pack plenty usless men full.

Iteledicon:
Guys, make we talk true abeg.

Imagine say you marry actress, and one day you sit down dey watch film with your wife. Suddenly, another actor starts kissing her, hugging her, carrying her like say na the love of his life. Sometimes dem go even act bedroom scenes together. 😂

You just dey there with your popcorn, pretending everything is normal, but inside your mind, plenty questions don start.

Now imagine say your wife even tells you, “Baby, relax. Na just acting.”

Omo! Na just acting, but the kissing look real, the hugging look real, and the chemistry between them fit make you begin question your village people. 🤣🤣

But to be fair, acting na their profession, and some people fit separate their work from their personal life without any problem.

My question be this:

1. As a man, can you comfortably marry an actress knowing that she may have to kiss, hug and act romantic scenes with other men?
2. If your wife is an actress and you see her kissing another man in a movie, will you genuinely be cool with it?
3. Is it insecurity for a husband to feel uncomfortable about these things, or is it a reasonable boundary in marriage?
4. Ladies, would you marry an actor who regularly romances different women on screen?

Make una no give us diplomatic answers o. 😂

Be honest: could you marry an actor or actress and genuinely be at peace with their job? Why or why not?

Nosa dey touch nyash and some dey squeeze breast.