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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.

LagosOrigin:
When will tinubu meet trump ?

Tinubu lived in Chicago but nobody recognized him with anything .. but Peter Obi got the invitation all the way from America to Nigeria to come and collect citizenship in United States . That's level bro.

LagosOrigin:
Nlfpmod why is this important news not on front page please

Gerhards:
You must be so much in pain right now, no need to continue with you, but you need help

Gerhards:
Benjamin died as nobody, it says a lot about his personality, he was simply used and dumped 🤣😁

raumdeuter:
Ojuku talk pass this one before he fled warfront when he heard Benjamin Adekunle coming

Gerhards:
Cry hard harder like your fur faruthers who cried to datte because they were unable to keel Ojukwu and you will do the same, southwest are still feeling the pains until today, he was buried with honor, deal with the truth,




Where is Benjamin Adekunle Aka Scorpion, who know him?

Streetinvestor2:
We are not cowards and have never exbited it like a particular region. And I equally know the north not to be so too

The Lagos State Government began the demolition of what it described as “illegal developments and defective structures” at the popular Trade Fair Complex in Ojo Local Government Area on Thursday, sparking tension among traders and property owners.

Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu’s Senior Special Assistant on New Media, Jubril Gawat, confirmed the demolition in a brief statement posted on his official social media handle.

“FLASH: Lagos State Government begins removal of illegal development, structures without statutory approvals and defective structures and structures built on road setback and drainages in the Trade Fair Complex, Ojo Local Government area,” Gawat wrote.

He further disclosed that the operation was jointly carried out by multiple state agencies, including the Office of the Lagos State Urban Development, Ministry of Physical Planning, Lagos State Building Control Agency (LASBCA), Lagos State Urban Renewal Agency (LASURA), Lagos State Physical Planning Permit Authority (LASPPPA), Office of Infrastructure, as well as members of the Lagos House of Assembly and armed security operatives.

Many netizens have also called on the government to fish out the officials who initially permitted the construction of the buildings and ensure they are all punished as prescribed.

For instance, an X user, King of Sley, said: “Start by punishing those that give approvals for these buildings. Una dey give just paracetamol to person with malaria. Solves nothing. Tomorrow those who claim to ve the plan & know the exact water ways will still give approvals and u blame the developers that r actual victims.”

Another user also wrote: “Taking this down without arresting the person who approved this structure is merely witch-hunting targeting specific individuals from a particular region. Where were the authority and all these agencies on ground today when the building was at the foundation level.”

Meanwhile, the state government earlier announced the collapse of a two-storey building at Mangoro bus stop in Alimosho Local Government Area on Wednesday evening.

At least six people reportedly sustained injuries in the incident.

Commissioner for Information, Gbenga Omotoso, said one of the victims was pulled out alive but suffered a fracture and multiple bruises. He identified the injured man as a 44-year-old resident of 10 Olabode Street, Alimosho, who was immediately rushed to the Lagos State University Teaching Hospital (LASUTH) Surgical Emergency Unit for treatment.

“He arrived in stable condition and has since been admitted for further treatment,” Omotoso said in a statement.

Five other rescued victims were taken to a private hospital in the neighbourhood for medical care.

Bullhari:
They had to go to Turkey to learn how to advise their husbands.


Same person they have been advising for long

UMUAHIA — A delegation of Igbo elders on Wednesday stormed the Abia Government House, Umuahia, demanding the “immediate and unconditional release” of the detained leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB), Mazi Nnamdi Kanu.

The elders, drawn from across the South East, converged at the main entrance of the Government House where they delivered their message to Governor Alex Otti.

Speaking on their behalf, Chief Chukwuemeka Ezebuiro said Kanu’s prolonged detention was no longer tolerable, citing concerns about his deteriorating health and the rising insecurity in the region.

He urged Otti to rally his fellow South East governors to lead a delegation to President Bola Ahmed Tinubu to press for Kanu’s release, arguing that only a united political front could influence the presidency.

“Kanu’s continued detention is of no advantage to the Federal Government. Political solution remains the only way out,” the elders said.

Another elder, Chief Chinedu Obilor, stressed that if the government could dialogue with bandits, it would be more beneficial to seek a political resolution in Kanu’s case.

Responding, Governor Otti, represented by the Secretary to the State Government, Prof. Kenneth Kalu, and Chief of Staff, Caleb Ajagba, commended the elders for their peaceful approach and assured them that their grievances would be conveyed to the appropriate authorities.

Diaspora group raises alarm
Meanwhile, Ikenga Think-Tank, North America, an Igbo diaspora group, has decried the worsening insecurity and what it described as “genocidal killings” in the South East.

In an open letter signed by its President, Dr. Dunkwu Agbambu, the group accused Igbo political elites of silence over Kanu’s detention and the insecurity ravaging the region.

It condemned what it called the “targeted killings and unlawful persecution of Igbo youths,” accusing security agencies of complicity. The group demanded:

- Immediate release of Kanu and mass release of all Biafran agitators.

- Concrete steps to secure Igbo land from external and internal threats.

- Withdrawal of all military checkpoints in the region.

The letter faulted Igbo leaders for failing to emulate the courage of their forebears, accusing them of betrayal and complicity.

“Your deafening silence emboldens the perpetrators of this genocide and exposes your indifference to the sacred blood of our people. History will not remember you kindly,” the group warned.

It vowed to continue documenting the crisis in the South East, saying leaders would one day be held accountable for their actions and inactions.