₦airaland Forum

kaltonga:
Hmm attached by force.. Okun and Kwara are not YORUBAS, they are Kwara and. Okun tribes, period!

TheChameleon:
Nothing is wrong with PDP...

People just grossly underestimate Bola Ahmed Tinubu, even his supporters.

I am sure even Remi, his wife doesn't fully understand him.

People are putting the blame solely on Atiku... but who else can PDP turn to?

Bukola Saraki? Or who? Tinubu will flog all of them mercilessly.

Just wait patiently till 2031. Only God can remove Tinubu no one else.

Someone who mocked a sitting President for being a serial loser and crying.

Someone who flogged President + Vice President + Senate President + Party Chairman and CBN Governor COMBINED.... is a man to be feared.

A Don

ClearFlair:
Lol...only Peter Obi cares about Nigerians.

RichBoy247:
This dummy will not end well m. Government is not business where you kill your competitors

LJUBLJANA, Slovenia (AP) — Police in Slovenia are investigating the disappearance of a bronze statue of U.S. first lady Melania Trump that was sawed off and carried away from her hometown.

The life-size sculpture was unveiled in 2020 during President Donald Trump’s first term in office near Sevnica in central Slovenia, where Melanija Knavs was born in 1970. It replaced a wooden statue that had been set on fire earlier that year.

Police spokeswoman Alenka Drenik Rangus said Friday that the police were informed about the theft of the statue on Tuesday. She said police were working to track down those responsible.

According to Slovenian media reports, the bronze replica was sawed off at the ankles and removed.

The original wooden statue was torched in July 2020. The rustic figure was cut from the trunk of a linden tree, showing her in a pale blue dress like the one she wore at Trump’s presidential inauguration in 2017.

The replica bronze statue has no obvious resemblance to the first lady.

columbus007:
bro wetin you want make I talk nau, na the crazy government put us where we dey nau I Don tire I swear.

oluwaseyi0:
Insurance is optional? Which village do you come from

See the people we argue with online

obembet:
To renew car documents in port Harcourt rivers state now is not child's play. Imagine paying over 35k to renew car documents without comprehensive insurance.

When third party insurance with no benefit takes #15000, vehicle license is between 2300 to 3350, Road worthiness and MOT is arround #7500, prove of ownership while CMIR cost #8000.
Ro
Now that Nigeria police introduce Tinted
permit which cost arround 25k without medical report.

So to renew car documents is now approximately #70000.

How much does it cost in your state?

Source: obembet

TimeManager:
Soldier go, soldier come barrack remains. Some companies left, Nigerian wailers were rejoicing, now more are coming in, trust me, wailers won't be happy with this news.


-Kiss the truth!

3fighting:
A war against Burkina Faso is a war against Africa

The Jama’at Nusrat al-Islam wal-Muslimin (JNIM), an affiliate of Al Qaeda, says 200 soldiers were killed during an attack on a Burkina Faso military base.

The base in the northern town of Djibo came under attack on Sunday morning, with hundreds of fighters overrunning and destroying it, security sources told Reuters at the time.

A police station and market were also targeted, they said.

On Tuesday, the SITE Intelligence Group, a United States based non-governmental organisation which tracks online activities of Islamist militants, said JNIM had taken credit for the assault.

At the time, the Burkinabe death toll was pegged at 60.

On Thursday, SITE said the terrorist group increased the death toll to 200, Reuters reported.

There has been no official government confirmation of the attack or the death toll.

SITE previously said Ousmane Dicko, head of JNIM in Burkina Faso, had appeared in a video urging residents of Djibo to leave the town for their own safety.

In recent times, militants have ramped up attacks in Sahelian countries as the government continues to grapple with a renewed insurgency.

Last week, JNIM claimed multiple attacks in Burkina Faso as Ibrahim Traore, junta leader, visited Russia where he met with President Vladimir Putin.

On April 24, the Benin Republic government said JNIM killed 54 soldiers.

In Borno, north-eastern Nigeria, Boko Haram fighters reportedly killed at least five soldiers during attacks on military bases.