₦airaland Forum

Proserpina:
Lol.. Frank isn't innocent in all of this. Noooooooo
He's not a pitiful man,
Men age like wine, soon he will find a 22 year old "firgin" and start life again. By 56 his new kid will be in Creche.

Life is good

imsoftcash:
If you must stand, learn to stand on the people's mandate; serving the people is the essence of democracy. So here is a list of those gone while standing on Tinubu's mandate, and if the INEC officials are to conduct a free and fair election, 99% of those still standing on Bola Tinubu's mandate will be gone before 12PM on election eve. May God help innocent Nigerians to get it right in the 2027 election



Now see the “List Of Those Gone While Standing On Tinubu's MANDATE.”


1: Ned Nwoko is gone
2: Omo Agege is gone
3: Nicholas Mutu is gone
4: Julius Ihonvbere is gone
5: Esosa Iyawe is gone
6: Tijani Kayode is gone
7: Isiaka Ibrahim is gone
8: Adesola Elegbeji is gone
9: Tunji Akinosi is gone
10: Abiodun Akinlade is gone
11: Femi Ogunbanwo is gone
12: Miriam Onuoha is gone
13: Harrison Nwadike is gone
14: Matthew Nwogu is gone
15: Emeka Chinedu is gone



These are among the few people singing and shouting on your mandate, we shall stand, on your mandate, on your mandate, Bola, on your mandate, Tinubu, on your mandate, we shall standdddddddddddd in a country where the present leadership has failed the people.

fuke:
the lab we had in Lagos, best in West Africa, you guys burnt in the guise of the #EndSARS protests.

Princedapace:
I love the piece u wrote, very smart and intelligent. I keep saying this same thing. We have no business paying income tax. Like no way. Eurpeans never had the type of resources we have. All we need is proper management of our resources, use the income from resources and build public infrastrcuture, not to pay politicians and their families so well.
Build our educational system so we can start converting our raw resources into finished goods. Like our lithium into batteries instead of selling the material alone to China. But no, these muda fukers think that taxing me up to 25 percent is the best. Just copyying Europeans blindly. Europeans wont be this wicked to their people if they have half of what Africans have. Africans have land for agriculture. Like mad, we can be self sufficient. I honestly dont know who cursed this continent and her leaders and people.
An oil and gas rich nation taxing her citiznes 25 percent is mindblowing. Like mind blowing, after still taxing VAT, import, banking services, everything we get from FG, we pay for it such as drivers lincense, VISA, all documents are paid for. So, WTF is this guy's doing exactly?
All Nigeria needs is proper resource management, cut down on the too much money spent on politicians and block corruption to the core. none of these politicians want to work actually. That is the honest truth

SixSeven:
Look at this picture below. What does it say? 👇

Meanwhile in a country called Nigeria, what was the headline for this weekend? Obasanjo says NNPC refineries cannot be fixed 🤡

Iran never said let's wait for this war to end.
They never said maybe US will attack it again so let's not repair it.
They never complained about the sanctions. They never complained about world economy and all those nonsense those people smart by half come to preach to you online or on TV. They went straight to business.

This is the same government people abuse here meanwhile their own government in Nigeria doesn't give a damn about their welfare. The failure of a power minister says we should appoint a coordinating minister of energy after failing to restore power in 2 weeks he gave himself. President disconnected his own residence from national grid and went solar. Eeeeeeddddddoooots

SixSeven:
REPOST

Meta said you should talk to your neighbours as if they can hear you. That's how you know artificial intelligence from real. Have we tried talking to our governments? How Nigerians became comfortable with this thing is insane, some people use industrial generators that work with diesel. Now everyone is going solar too because of government negligence. Tinubu himself changed the power supply at the Villa to solar. GCFR
Generator Commander of the Federal Republic.



https://www.tiktok.com/video/7532602447609564421

Generator noise is not the loudest of your problems, it is the fumes that are the silent killers and probably one of the reasons for the increase in cancer cases in Nigeria without us knowing. Polynuclear Aromatic Hydrocarbons (PAHs) are a major component of fuel generator fumes. Carcinogenicity of these compounds has long been established. Those pollutants are not safe for your air and direct contact with your skin, water and environment. Imagine sitting behind the exhaust of a vehicle. That's what we are doing to ourselves.
If you cannot sleep well because of the noise, your health is affected. If you cannot hear well, because of the noise, your hearing is affected.
If you cannot breathe well because of the smoke, your health is affected. If you have the money, switch to solar but what sense does that make if you still live in an environment where your neighbours still use generators? You see why Nigerians need to solve this problem as a collective instead of doing I beta pass my neighbour competition.


Who did this to us All I want to say is they don't even care about us

Willy2025:
Yusuf is an inlaw to Kwankwaso and their relationship is far back in years. I still don't know why they separated.

Exousiang01:
Why own concern is How come Soworw has the time to move from court to court everyday.
I mean the last few times[b] I have seen him in the news na different days for court.[/b]

Just curious tho

Dreal1247:
It's Tinubu's strategy to split Obi's votes. But I know that Obi and Jonathan cannot run from different platforms in the same election. Jonathan may not say it publicly but I can tell you free of charge that he is definitely going to give his support to Mr Peter Obi. Obasanjo and Jonathan know the track record which Mr Peter Obi has and sincerely desire his presidency knowing fully well that it is going to be the best thing that will happen to Nigeria when realized.

Streetinvestor2:
That southern can never be Tinubu to us in the south. He was never southern choice in 2023 as we didn't vote him

Chisoretta:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g0EEociZKJY?si=XfTDiBewQea2LzfJ



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b-aDVgdo4uo




https://punchng.com/unizik-female-student-bites-lecturer-during-clash-over-tiktok-video/#google_vignette

nlfpmod:

This is a video of Mrs Alamu, the principal of Community High School, Esinele, Oyo State who was abd uct£d alongside some students and teachers on Friday morning. She is speaking from capt!vity and appealing to The Federal Government, State Government, CAN and Nigerians at large… pic.twitter.com/g4oKYweDO6

— Oyindamola🙄 (@dammiedammie35) May 17, 2026

Previous thread https://www.nairaland.com/8672493/bandits-invade-ogbomoso-schools-kidnap

Mandate1:
Nigerians will stop him. Rigging won't work this time.

LordBiden:
Better go and return that key to the owner,
Yes Tinubu will also rule your papa too.

Lithiumite:
What do they need to do to heal your suffering that hasn't been done without everyone going through more pains.

Every nation that has developed used the same template for development and non got to where they are without blood and grit......nigerians aren't ready to pay the price,everything is sacrificed on the altar of clannishness and purile politics.

In March 1979, Head of State General Olusegun Obasanjo arrived in his official Peugeot 504 to open the newly built Murtala Muhammed International Airport in Ikeja, Lagos.


The iconic Peugeot 504 was a staple of General Obasanjo’s military administration. He famously mandated its use for government officials to cut down on the wasteful spending of exotic vehicles and promote local assembly plants.


On March 15, 1979, Obasanjo arrived in this vehicle alongside his security detail to officially commission the international airport, marking a major milestone in Nigeria's aviation development. Later that year, on October 1, 1979, Obasanjo used this same Peugeot 504 to drive Nigeria's first democratically elected executive president, Alhaji Shehu Shagari, to his inauguration, ending years of military rule.

WhizdomXX:
I see it changing by May 29th 2027. Hope you have your PVC.

CrownedPhoenix:
I am still of the view that women should have no place in men's football and vice versa.

One wonders why FIFA wants to be needlessly woke.

Soon, you'd start to hear "he sexualised me with his eyes" and "he was looking lustfully at me".

Some issues men get dragged into are totally avoidable.

SixSeven:
I want to conduct a poll on this topic after my comment on the other thread about female commentators in football games. I do not enjoy it and I have been watching football for over 3 decades. I have also been listening to football commentary and analysis on radio, through SW to AM to FM and now podcasts and everything. During the days of livescores, I don't know if they still do that, women call it out. Women were always in the game but they never touched the live commentary part. I think due to the nature of the game and most audience being men, it was a sacrilege to disrupt what people heard. Someone called me a misogynist because of my comment.

I want to know, do you enjoy women's live commentary for men's games? This is just a statistical analysis of viewers' choice, no sentiments, no favoritism. Let's see what this sample size shows and maybe media organizations can learn from their consumers.


Cc dominique Semid4lyfe

Lithiumite:
Are you in anyway even aware how the LPG out of your country is priced and the business model it operates,I bet you arent even aware its priced in USD and the company is not obliged to sell to you if you aren't ready to buy at international prices.....america has more crude oil than we do but it's citizens aren't buying it dead cheap just because they have it in the ground.

IyaTola:
I hear your frustration, and honestly, many Nigerians feel the same way. The cost of living is painful right now, and it is fair to ask hard questions about leadership, priorities, and why ordinary people seem to carry the heaviest burden.

But if we want to understand why some people may still support President Bola Ahmed Tinubu or ask for patience, the argument is usually this:

Nigeria’s economy was already deeply damaged long before this administration came in. For years, the country spent huge amounts subsidizing fuel and defending the naira artificially. Those policies made things look cheaper on the surface, but they also drained government finances, increased debt, discouraged investment, and created massive corruption opportunities.

So the current government believes that removing fuel subsidy and allowing the naira to float are painful but necessary corrections, not because suffering is good, but because they believe delaying those decisions would eventually crash the economy even harder.

That does not erase the suffering people are facing. It does not magically make ₦1,400 fuel or expensive food acceptable. And many citizens are justified in asking why politicians still appear comfortable while ordinary people are told to sacrifice.

That anger is valid.

But supporters of the government would argue that:

- reforms usually hurt first before improvements appear,
- states now receive more allocation because subsidy payments reduced,
- some investors are returning because policies are more market-driven,
- and fixing problems created over decades cannot happen in one or two years.

The real issue many Nigerians have is not just the hardship itself — it is the imbalance of sacrifice.

People can endure pain more patiently when leaders also:

- cut their own luxuries,
- reduce wasteful government spending,
- show transparency,
- and visibly share in the sacrifice.

That is where many citizens feel disappointed. Nigerians are not only asking for economic reform; they are asking for fairness, empathy, and evidence that leaders understand real life outside government convoys.

Your post reflects something deeper than politics: exhaustion. A country where citizens provide their own power, security, water, healthcare, and education will naturally resist heavier taxes because people already feel overburdened.

And that is the conversation Nigeria honestly needs — not insults between political sides, but serious discussion about:

- how to grow incomes,
- how to reduce the cost of governance,
- how to restore purchasing power,
- and how to make sacrifice feel shared instead of one-sided.

Nobody likes suffering. People simply disagree on whether the current hardship is a temporary transition toward recovery or just more pain without results.

reddingtonblack:
[quote author=LordBiden post=139430820]The problem of Nigeria is not something any of the incoming candidates can solve infact not even peter obi.
As much as you are entitled to your Opinion, Your assertions are vague and baseless

Every single problem Nigeria faces or have as challenge is[b] Man Made[/b]
.. I am educated & expose to the level i can tell you No man made problem is beyond solution.
You can speak factually that no candidate can solve Nigeria problem ... thats preposterous

The structure of the country itself won't even allow it to progress
.

The structure of Nigeria does not allow that "when prices goes up it come down" But Yaradua is the only president that made us realize Price of fuel can be lesser than what predecessor left ... till date every govt believe fuel must sell × 10 what they met

Current presidential system we practicing is too expensive.
I agree, going forward cutting govt lavish expenditure is one sure relief

Just look at Seyi Tinubu's convoy leaving the presidential villa in bourdillon too 😳 https://t.co/yblku6utNZ pic.twitter.com/345ozM4gMW

— 𝐀𝐬𝐚𝐤𝐲𝐆𝐑𝐍 (@AsakyGRN) May 28, 2025

Ozinlex:
Stories for the gods, if Tinubu the current President of the country has the "balls" to remove fuel subsidy,float a free exchange rate, apply for loan and get aporoval from the National assembly, sign a fraudulent electoral and taxation laws within days...WHY CAN'T HE CHANGE THE SAME TERRIBLE SYSTEM IN 3 YEARS?

Princedapace:
You are a smart person. Africans dont need western style. We have everything, like bro, every damn thing.
Now, imagine security is fixed and we can use agriculture well, that will solve a lot of problems. Instead of tackling security, these moda fukas feel that increasing income tax to 25% is the way to go in a country where citiznes are so poor, and the moda fukas are proud to cap tax threshhold at 800k per year? Like how na? Anyone earning 800k per year in Nigeria of today is not living, the person is dead.
I am so ashamed of my leaders. They wrecked lives and destinies. People lives and destinies wasted.

Princedapace:
I love the piece u wrote, very smart and intelligent. I keep saying this same thing. We have no business paying income tax. Like no way. Eurpeans never had the type of resources we have. All we need is proper management of our resources, use the income from resources and build public infrastrcuture, not to pay politicians and their families so well.
Build our educational system so we can start converting our raw resources into finished goods. Like our lithium into batteries instead of selling the material alone to China. But no, these muda fukers think that taxing me up to 25 percent is the best. Just copyying Europeans blindly. Europeans wont be this wicked to their people if they have half of what Africans have. Africans have land for agriculture. Like mad, we can be self sufficient. I honestly dont know who cursed this continent and her leaders and people.
An oil and gas rich nation taxing her citiznes 25 percent is mindblowing. Like mind blowing, after still taxing VAT, import, banking services, everything we get from FG, we pay for it such as drivers lincense, VISA, all documents are paid for. So, WTF is this guy's doing exactly?
All Nigeria needs is proper resource management, cut down on the too much money spent on politicians and block corruption to the core. none of these politicians want to work actually. That is the honest truth

SixSeven:
Look at this picture below. What does it say? 👇

Meanwhile in a country called Nigeria, what was the headline for this weekend? Obasanjo says NNPC refineries cannot be fixed 🤡

Iran never said let's wait for this war to end.
They never said maybe US will attack it again so let's not repair it.
They never complained about the sanctions. They never complained about world economy and all those nonsense those people smart by half come to preach to you online or on TV. They went straight to business.

This is the same government people abuse here meanwhile their own government in Nigeria doesn't give a damn about their welfare. The failure of a power minister says we should appoint a coordinating minister of energy after failing to restore power in 2 weeks he gave himself. President disconnected his own residence from national grid and went solar. Eeeeeeddddddoooots

SixSeven:
Women don't forget. A help is a debt owed...

Feed a woman for life, no worries. Let a woman feed you for lunch, Kilimanjaro will hear about it. Men, take note. Women don't help like that. You are the provider, not her. Beware of Greek gifts.

While he was struggling financially he found out is wife had $280,000 in her bank account pic.twitter.com/CVdqSdxrwm

— Abdulkabir (@olawale__01) May 14, 2026

SixSeven:
Just know women and know peace. I agree with you, be a person of help and value no matter who but between man and woman, women like providers and that's man's natural state. A woman as a provider will remind you of what she does, most men just take it like that. For the men who do 50/50 which is what the West makes of men, they want to take the authority from them because they pay the bills. It's sad but that's the reality. Only a few women who were were properly trained and know the difference between building a home and a career can understand this.

If a man is not doing well, he should make sure he doesn't let the woman become the man of the house for too long. He should try to work on himself. Again, women are not built to be providers. They are receivers. That's how God made them. Give a woman a sperm, make a baby. Giver her a house, she makes a home. The moment you let her do the work of a man, you will change her and she will become bitter. It's man's natural nature to build, it's her natural nature to nututre.

SadiqBabaSani:
Man wanted too much power now he is gonna be left with little influence,

SixSeven:
National
Security
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Dem don forget to edit the prompt



If not for the president we have that likes politics more than governance, Ribadu should not be in this post. It's just embarrassing.

Tinubu’s Appointment of a Homeland Security Adviser Wrong, An Admission of Failure – Otubanjo

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3epeShPNHnE

If there's an open secret this man said, we know Nigeria's history and the cat and mouse game between the military and police. Military men will never concede to Ribadu, a Policeman and that will put our nation into more problems.