₦airaland Forum

Life has Becoming increasingly dearer and dearer for me and my family .

How about the immediate and instant removal of fuel subsidy upon his inauguration?

Ashawo get integrity pass Nigerian politicians

Sheuns:
In a few years from now, another person will say he’s correcting the errors Tinubu made as president.

They’re always correcting errors.

And the cycle continues...
These guys are a joke

HacheNoire:
Sincerely! Nigerians will never appreciate His Excellency, President Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu (GCFR) until he leaves that office.

Look at everyone who made impact on Earth since the existence of mankind. They were never appreciated while on Earth.

Nigerians will look back someday and acknowledge that. they witnessed the life and times of His Excellency, President Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu (GCFR)

Suffering and smiling

jeff1993:
Are they not paid??

Why are they crying?? Are they the only civil servants working??

Help me ask them, my brother.

As if they are not being paid. Are they the only ones paying for rent in this country?
Even the lowest income earner pay their rents, so I don't understand their complains. Maybe they want to be spoonfed

Safyqueen:
Ramadan Mubarak wa Jummaa Mufeeda to the amiable Muslims of the platform.
May ALLAH SWT accept our supplications bi jaahi sayyidil wujuud SAW.

Despite all these fasts, evil still resides in people's hearts

tnerro1:
Can’t wait mennnn, we need to take a break small form this Nigeria wahala. If no be this insecurity, na Jos person for just enter go relax

Despite all these fastings and prayers , the hearts of men still remain desperately wicked and Evil

Quelme:
That injection is a death trap. Don't say I didn't warn you.

Where is your proof to substantiate your claim?

vacanci:
they said LARGE TICKET BORROWERS. so not those Opay and palmpay borrowers.

Exactly. Seems you're the only one that understood this post.
Majority of these commenters think it's the 2k, 3k they borrow online from opay and palmpay 🤣🤣

MT:
Sowore using torchlight to look for vote.

Peter Obi would be cursing sowore for dragging south east vote with him

Lol.

OBI has no competitor bro

DeclanR:
Can I ever own a car in this life ?,🥲🥲

I've never seen a Million Naira in my life except whenever I go to the Bank. I've only had/made a quarter of it just once

So touching to read.

Just work hard and be focused. All will be well.

maysimsimple:
Is the number on your signature your whatsapp number ?

You want to beg him?

maysimsimple:
Okay. Personal im not a politician, do for that I don't think I'll be interested, but, I live in ita oshin Abeokuta north. How can we work together to start with?

Oga what's the use of your account number there Pls?

U no get shame again?

Wait o...
What's actually going on in Nigeria cos I'm not understanding anymore

Solido would rather Keep Attacking Peter Obi than Settling this matter once and for all.

That's so kind of Sowore

Sometimes, I feel like giving up and making use of Sniper .

The shame, the constant embarrassment and all.

Context matters a lot.

TEYA:
In a world where everyone minds their business, you'd probably be dead.

Fact

Teenaira:
Haha !!! There is still opposition nau. OBI and ATIKU are opposition. Snce they have not yet join or re-join APC.

No opposition sir

Nigerians Will Massively Vote for Me If I Contest For Presidency – FCT Minister, Wike

The Minister of the Federal Capital Territory, Nyesom Wike, says he is confident of winning the presidency if he decides to run.

Speaking during a media chat on Monday, the former Rivers State governor said his popularity and achievements in office give him an edge.

“Nigerians still love me, and if I run for the presidential election, they will vote for me massively,” he stated.

Wike added that his record as governor and current FCT Minister speaks for him and insisted that even if the recent FCT council election is repeated, his loyalists would still win.

https://www.facebook.com/100064751497117/posts/pfbid0mH9V2gJHMzYANAk5cT7zJ1h31yTzrh5Q3m8XSPLBUtER5u5c4VD8qCqmbYkbLdnEl/


Nlfpmod mynd44

kunleham:
You're correct!

I couldn't quote you on the thread you mentioned me. I appreciate your words of hope , we pray thes economic reforms yield the desired outcome to make our lives more meaningful.
I won't despair.

I sent a pm

Life is so bitter for some of us, sometimes we wish for death

femi4:
He wont force you...you have to be willing

You're talking as if you are different

Kumta:
I'm sorry please send it on khaady605@gmail.com. That other email isn't functional and i tried changing it to no avail. Will expect to hear from you

You can check now pls

Kumta:
I'm sorry please send it on khaady605@gmail.com. That other email isn't functional and i tried changing it to no avail. Will expect to hear from you

Ok dear brother 🙏

zionstaar75:
why are you having epilepsy?he should show you the receipt?I also made $100 transaction on my gtbank maser card and it went one time. U can go hug the transformer if it's paining you that Nigeria is making progress. Ure just an enemy of state

No food for lazy man?

So, those who are suffering today and experiencing Poverty are Lazy. Every broke person is lazy in your eye.
It's well.
I believe since u were created, you've never needed help before.
Thank you so much

Kumta:
You don't follow christians. You are to follow Christ. Don't look at even a pastor, study the bible, know Christ for yourself and follow in His footsteps. Believe me, He is the only solution for the chaos of this life. Thank you

How?
I sent you several PM's but you didn't reply

FaAbData:
I think it's majorly old age and dullness not ka k of education. Dude was highly educated and exposed. But he did as such though

Pls
Check

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FaAbData:
I think it's majorly old age and dullness not ka k of education. Dude was highly educated and exposed. But he did as such though

Okay

Dantesi:
The stage is set for a massive London derby this Sunday, but anyone expecting an Arsenal victory hasn't been paying attention to the cracks forming at the Emirates. While the Gunners sit atop the table, their recent form suggests a team that is terrified of its own shadow. The pressure of a title race is a heavy burden, and as we’ve seen time and again, Mikel Arteta tends to fumble the bag just when the stakes are highest. This weekend at the Emirates, the red half of North London is in for a very rude awakening.


If you want to know why Arsenal will fail this weekend, look no further than their recent outings against the league’s struggling sides. Dropping points in a 1-1 draw against Brentford and a disastrous 2-2 draw against a Wolves side that has spent most of the season in the basement is inexcusable for "title contenders." If Arteta cannot motivate his world-class squad to secure three points against the bottom of the table, how does he expect them to handle a motivated Chelsea? The inconsistency is glaring, and it’s a clear sign of a team losing its grip.


While Arsenal struggles against the "poor" sides, Chelsea has made a habit of turning into a different beast against the traditional big six. This season, the Blues have already taken points off Liverpool, Manchester City, and even Arsenal themselves in the reverse fixture. There is something in the Chelsea DNA that thrives on disrupting the plans of the elite. They don't care about the league table; they care about the ninety minutes in front of them, and historically, they relish the opportunity to play the role of the spoiler.


We have been here before. Every time the "coast is clear" for Mikel Arteta to pull away and secure his legacy, he finds a way to overthink the room. Whether it's bizarre tactical tweaks or an inability to calm his players during high-intensity moments, Arteta has shown a recurring tendency to choke under pressure. The weight of expectations at Arsenal has reached a boiling point, and the manager’s frantic energy on the touchline often translates into nervous performances on the pitch. This Sunday will be no different.


Chelsea plays their best football when the media and the fans have completely ruled them out. Heading into the Emirates as the perceived underdogs is exactly where Liam Rosenior’s men want to be. While the world discusses Arsenal’s "inevitable" title, Chelsea is quietly preparing to exploit the high defensive line and the mental fragility of a team that knows one more slip-up could end their season. When no one expects Chelsea to win, that is precisely when they are at their most lethal.


Despite their position, Arsenal’s defense has looked surprisingly porous when tested by physical runners. Allowing two goals to a struggling Wolves side, including a stoppage-time equalizer, proves that the "Invincible" aura is a myth. Chelsea’s attackers, fueled by the speed of Pedro Neto and the clinical finishing of Cole Palmer, will be licking their lips at the prospect of running at a Gabriel and Saliba partnership that looks increasingly fatigued. The defensive solidity that Arsenal fans brag about is currently held together by nothing more than hope.


In the middle of the park, the battle will be won by the team that keeps its cool. While Declan Rice is an exceptional talent, he cannot carry the entire emotional load of the team. Chelsea’s midfield duo of Enzo Fernández and Moisés Caicedo has shown a remarkable ability to dominate "Big Six" games this season, controlling the tempo and frustrating the opposition’s creative outlets. If Martin Ødegaard is neutralized early, Arsenal has no "Plan B," and the frustration will inevitably lead to the tactical collapse we’ve seen so often.


While Arsenal fans will point to their recent EFL Cup win over Chelsea as proof of superiority, that victory might actually be their undoing. Overconfidence is a silent killer in football. Chelsea will arrive at the Emirates with the motivation of revenge, while Arsenal may step onto the pitch with the arrogance of a team that thinks the job is already done. In a London derby, pride often comes before a fall, and the fall this weekend will be particularly painful for the Gunners.


Champions find a way to win even when they are playing poorly. Arsenal, conversely, finds ways to draw games they have already won. Leading 2-0 against Wolves only to walk away with a point is not the hallmark of a champion; it is the sign of a team that doesn't know how to close the door. Chelsea, with their backs against the wall, will capitalize on this lack of killer instinct. They only need one chance to punish an Arsenal side that is prone to mental lapses in the final fifteen minutes.


Playing at home was once a guaranteed advantage, but for this Arsenal team, the Emirates is becoming a pressure cooker of anxiety. Every misplaced pass is met with audible groans from a fanbase that is terrified of another second-place finish. This atmosphere doesn't help the players; it suffocates them. Chelsea will look to quiet the crowd early, and once the "Arteta Out" murmurs begin to circulate in the stands, the players on the pitch will inevitably lose their focus.


Unlike Arteta, who is often wedded to a single philosophy regardless of the opponent, Chelsea has shown a willingness to adapt. They can sit deep and counter, or they can press high and force errors. This flexibility makes them unpredictable. Arsenal’s rigid system is easy to scout and, as Brentford and Wolves have shown, relatively easy to frustrate. If Chelsea settles into a low block, expect to see a lot of sideways passing from Arsenal and a very frustrated Mikel Arteta by the hour mark.


With Manchester City breathing down their necks and holding a game in hand, Arsenal knows that a loss this weekend could effectively end their title hopes. That kind of pressure does strange things to people. We are about to witness the beginning of the annual Arsenal meltdown. It starts with a loss to a "stepping stone" rival, followed by a series of panicky performances. The script is already written, and Chelsea is more than happy to play the lead role in the Gunners' downfall.


The conclusion is inescapable. Between Arsenal’s recent habit of dropping points to relegation fodder and Chelsea’s penchant for big-game heroics, the momentum is firmly with the visitors. Arteta will likely overcomplicate his lineup, the players will freeze under the Emirates lights, and Chelsea will walk away with all three points. The title race is about to be blown wide open, and once again, the "bottling" narrative will follow Arsenal all the way to the end of the season.

You just settle down write rubbish. U try sha

I don't know the front and back of this country, honestly