₦airaland Forum

SeraphicWind:
This is not loyalty. He has been defeated. Life is dealing with him seriously. That picture is a sort of hope for him to get a better living.

MrColdsweat:
Hopeless slaves to the oppressive system. Prostrating to the same oba that will tax them heavily.

Alliswell248:
Another big lie that has since been debunked by the person who drove her to the hospital.

The lies was started by Morris Monye....

Obidients and lies are inseparable.

FarahAideed:
I gave you 2025 ..that CIA is very off

FarahAideed:
You people always looking for ways to live in denial .

NigerianAngelo:
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_life_expectancy

The Emir of Tsaragi in Kwara State, Alhaji Aliyu Abdullahi Kpotwa Goshi II, has ordered the arrest of Musa Saidu Tsaragi, leader of the Take-It-Back Movement (TIB) in the state, following a peaceful protest against kidnapping and banditry in the community.

Saidu, who spoke in an interview with SaharaReporters, alleged that the monarch became unsettled by Sunday’s demonstration in Tsaragi, Edu Local Government Area, where he coordinated alongside other youths.

He explained that on Monday he was invited to the Emir’s palace, where he was harassed and accused of being behind the protest that saw demonstrators storm the palace gates.

“On Sunday I led a protest of kidnapping and banditry in the Taragi community, and it was peaceful and we'll coordinate,” Saidu said.

“So yesterday evening, the Emir of Taragi, His Royal Highness Alhaji Aliyu Abdullahi Kpotwa Goshi II, called a meeting that the police of Taragi Division should get me arrested while I led a protest to his palace,” he added.

“I was invited on Monday by one Ismail Makama to the Emir and when I went there he harassed me to the extent that he was abusing me.”

“So it was yesterday now that he ordered the Taragi police to get me arrested.”

“He also called the Imam of Limangkoto called the AEDC head and the Divisional Police Officer (DPO) for the meeting to ask why I led the protest.”

“I want to inform you that Estu Tsaragi said the police should arrest me because I led a protest yesterday.”

SaharaReporters had reported on Monday that Tsaragi youths stormed the palace of the Etsu Tsaragi in Edu Local Government Area of Kwara State on Sunday, staging a peaceful protest over the worsening insecurity in the town.

The protesters demanded that Fulani settlers vacate Tsaragi land and urged the Etsu to convey their grievances to Governor AbdulRahman AbdulRazaq, whom they accused of failing to protect communities in Kwara North.

Chanting solidarity songs, the youths decried incessant kidnappings and killings that have rocked the area in recent months. Their demonstration came hours after armed bandits abducted a local businessman, Suleiman Ndana, during a midnight raid on the town.

Residents told SaharaReporters that Ndana had managed to contact security operatives before the attackers broke into his residence, but no response came. According to them, the victim attempted to hide in his backyard to make the distress call when the gunmen stormed the compound, shooting sporadically.

One of the protesters said the attackers found Ndana’s pregnant wife inside the house and tried to abduct her, but he surrendered himself to save her.

The youths called on the state government to take urgent action to restore peace and protect Tsaragi residents from further attacks.

SaharaReporters earlier reported the abduction of Ndana, noting that the attackers operated for several minutes before whisking him away to an unknown destination.

His abduction has since thrown the community into a state of fear and uncertainty.

buckeyemedia:
Let them go & work for Ogbokobo Refineries Nnewi, so that they can join any union of their choice, is it a must they must work for Dangote Industries?

Kingpele:
But dangote have denied ever sacking this people ni abi na lie

ARISHEM:
I am available if Dangote is looking for replacements of the sack workers. Somebody should gist me the process especially the juicy positions .

@Morris_Monye
You came to me for help on X. I don’t know you from Adam. Never seen you. You said you need small push in business and that you will return the money on X,Y,Z date. Gave the shittiest sob story ever on how your wife gave birth through CS. Lied about the business you wanted to use the money for.

I gave the person 2.2m. Ok do the business let’s see. If it gets bigger I will add more.

Guess what? He used the entire money to play bet. 2.2m naira. Even showing me his bank statement as if to say “What you gonna do about it”.

Now he’s doing sob story on how he wants to kill himself and all sorts. I am like you better not die yet o. His wife is saying she will pay 100k a month

Is 2.2m naira a small money that I’m to forgo?

This is why I mind my business here despite all the sob stories for assistance. Nigerians don’t want help. They want who they can take advantage of.

I’ve left it to the authorities to sort out. Whenever they resolve it is cool with me.

@Morris_Monye
And this happens everytime here.

They come to you with tears.

You give them money here to give them a push, they either go on the run or misappropriate it for personal use.

Every single time.

@Morris_Monye
Oh. And I’ve never seen this person in my life. Don’t know his face or anything.

DIRECTORATE OF LEGAL OBIDIENT MOVEMENT

PRESS RELEASE
The attention of the OBIDIENT MOVEMENT has been brought to a now viral video shared across various platforms on social media of the brutal attacks and assault on Ms. Precious Oruche (Mama P).

The incident, which left her beaten and visibly distressed is nothing short of degrading, inhumane, and a direct violation of her constitutional right to dignity as guaranteed under section 34 of the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria 1999 (as amended). Nobody, whether suspected of commission of an offence or entirely innocent, deserves to be subjected to such barbaric treatment.

We equally state that by virtue of sections 38 and 39 of the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, Mama P is entitled to freely hold/express an opinion, as these rights are inalienable

From the available video evidence, Mama P has not committed any offence known to law to warrant her brutalization and subsequent arrest and detention by the Edo State Police command at the behest of Mr. Julius Abure.

This incident yet again highlights the urgent need to beef up security within our airports to curtail the rise in violation of citizens' rights without respect for the rule of law and adherence to due process.

We demand a public apology from Mr. Julius Abure, and we insist that the perpetrators of the violence attacks on Mama P be identified and made accountable for their actions before the law.

We remain ready to ensure that Mama P's rights are protected and that she obtains redress for the violations suffered in the hands of these undemocratic forces.

Signed:

Barr. (Sir) Vincent Otaokpukpu, KSJI. Director, Legal and Constitutional Matters, Obidient Movement

Certainly, no disrespect intended in my goodwill Message to His Royal Majesty.

I felicitated with my dear elder brother, the newly crowned, His Royal Majesty, Oba Rashidi Adewolu Ladoja.

I have read the concerns of those aggrieved by what they considered improper addressing.

I respect protocol and authority, and I try, as much as possible, to adhere to them. However, those who follow me would have noticed that I often prefer to use the expression “my dear elder brother” when addressing individuals especially close to me and for whom I have tremendous respect. I always refer to His Royal Majesty Igwe Alfred Achebe, Obi of Onitsha, as my very dear elder brother in the same affectionate manner.

In matters of wrongdoing, motive is important. I assure all that my words were borne out of untrammelled goodwill. -PO

DMCA:
Mpkurummiri group condemns demolition
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LilX2:
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Where is the apology? You just blab with nothing upstairs

AMINDA:
Where is the apology? Anyways, you're at liberty to create your own happiness and revel in it.

dangle:
I think that she is from Rivers state.

PlasmaTV:
He's more Yoruba than you, bro. Rest.

eliwa47:
Na so the guy dey sing mannerless song, that's not the first time, he was invited sometimes ago and he was singing - gbogbo wà nì criminal.( All of us are criminals )

Honestey:
Imagine Saheed Osupa in on that stage. I wonder why it's this were la fun wo were musician they hire of all Fuji musicians

On behalf of my family, management, and fans, I join numerous well-wishers in celebrating my father, Oba Rasheed Adewolu Ladoja (Arùsà 1), on his coronation as the 44th Olubadan of Ibadanland.

Baba's life serves as a testament to his remarkable journey, from accomplished… pic.twitter.com/S2DzSmj6kp

— King (Dr.) Saheed Osupa Akorede Okunola (@saheedosupa) September 26, 2025

WizardOfNG:
Association of victimhood pretenders trying to console themselves. Yes you lot are tolerant, valiant, accommodating and never discriminate.

It is other who are bad and are the problem always. The rest of Nigeria plus Ghanaians, South Africans etal are simply 'misinformed'.

The thread below should jog memories to show what you lot are yet now trying to pretend to be something else over the example of a single Yoruba in Igbo land.

Oya Fergie, Dominique or any Igbo mod on duty kindly take out this post so no Yoruba can respond while your brothers can continue pretending to be holier than thou while demonizing Yorubas.

https://www.nairaland.com/7620329/throwback-hausa-man-contesting-east

kettykin:
It is one thing to be hated, but it is a far greater tragedy to hate yourself. The wise Igbo are already channeling their strength and wealth into Aba, building a future on their own soil. Any Igbo still pouring their sweat into Lagos is in desperate need of awakening. Even the scriptures remind us: lay up your treasures where nothing can corrupt or consume them.

cyberbro:
My major concern here is: did the owners and engineers in charge of the buildings obtain approval from the Lagos state government or not? If they obtained the right approval and didn't violate and building code, then this is pure injustice and they have a right to sue the government.

But if they didn't get the necessary approval and continued building up to this level, then I am not sorry for the owners.