₦airaland Forum

ibrutex:
Abeg! sorry which work the girl dey do?

Olosho.
Olosho wey dey do Governor's and Senators.
Na the kickback she carry come give her godmother for giving her a strong link

WriterNig:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pUB7oyuAOeE


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t3HMXsbfkiY


Reactions as Ozo was gifted an Original Phillipe Patek Gold Watch worth N8.9 million by his fans.

https://www.instagram.com/p/CFpZznIHzDX/?igshid=1a0hmqqvkmjnc

Na ontop which cloth and shoe him wan wear am?

if true,then that piece is more of liability than asset to him.
How he go keep am safe? obviously not in his house,it mean he has to pay bank or vault company to keep it safe for him and possibly pay insurance on it.

SATANNIST:
the way she dey throw the thing on guys, e sure me say mileage go don go far

Even at that, meself no go mind oo,the girl don gathered bobby and yansh small.
it will be nice to feel those flesh, even for once

SATANNIST:
i swear , he no go waste time at all. the guy naver Bleep better toto before. he go Bleep tire. i pray say may he no use tramadol destroy him already semi destroyed brain

No assurance say cuppy Toto go better ooo,na person wey sample am fit talk weda the mileage don go far.
Sometimes all these Rich kids na driver and cook dey always mala dem

SATANNIST:
pathetic LovePeddler. next will be laycon

That one no go waste time oo,he go tramadol damage the Toto beyond repair

IamD18:
This one no dey use eye see anyone wey win belt abroad

The girl Sha wan trend by fire by force

sapphiere:
Florence Ifeoluwa Otedola, professionally known as Dj Cuppy, is a Nigerian disc jockey and producer.

Hours after Laycon was declared winner of Big Brother Naija Lockdown season, Cuppy took to her Twitter page to declare one of her wishes before turning 30.

She tweeted:

https://mobile.twitter.com/cuppymusic/status/1310304784847699969

This one no go go sit down for one place.
You have money and comfort but you are craving fame, unfortunately God no add fame to your kádàrá,just sit down dey enjoy your Papa money in peace

RuddyFusion:
Welcome sir
Get ready for Osibade presidency as thiefnibu will be retired to osun where he belongs

Nigerian Presidency is not for thief's and drug Lord like thiefnibu

Or Day light robbers like Orji Uzor Kalu

Neither is it for Boko haram Commanders and bandit's coordinators like Hellrufia

By 2023 he will be roughly 80yrs old.
I am sorry if there is any 80yr old man that can rule Nigeria,it's certainly not Atiku.
the presidency has eluded him

ekwuemendinso:
Abeg and in all Honesty, Which juju de woman use catch this man?

You no go understand until you find yourself within the circle of elite.
It's about Money,power and Influence.
The influence and money that that Woman gathered is been combine with the Power and Authority of Odumosu.
Just imagine the outcome of all those combine.
My guy no be any juju oo

Kriss216:
You're seated in your home eating Tuwo

Na Tuwo you come this life come chop, bah

A fulfilled and respected lawyer.
A Respected judge
Retired President of Court of Appeal in Nigeria
What else is left for him to achieve?
How many people are that lucky in life?

If you attain the first step in your life,you are made for life

onlyson16:
stop saying u its not me..am not even planning to go out here

Fear dey catch you?
abi why u sef dey use you for me like say na me dey go there

onlyson16:
and lets assume u you sell land or borrow to secure visa..... u ll just come back and commit suicide

No,na your village ancestors wey you sell join the land go kill you

yemi1504:
Really really ignorant SMH. Luxembourg is an expats' country if you don't know, you can google the country to get over your ignorance!

E be like say dindinrin dey worry this one,expat country?
Oyà lecture me about the world class industries in Luxembourg that attract expertrates

yemi1504:
Rubbish talk! If you go through the right way, nothing will happen, instead you will be welcomed!

Dem tell you say Luxembourg dey look for migrants?
Dem no see better people welcome, Africans?
Try am weda Dem no go deport you

Trentee:
For my education? Be guided and stop ranting like a loose pig

Yes,YOUR EDUCATION IN CAPITAL LETTERS

smile11s:
Getting nominated through an equivalent of affirmative action?

Google check Cannes Film award before you spill your ignorance

Trentee:
I don’t even know Kunle, is he an actor?

No a film maker. For your education,a film maker is Better and bigger that an actor

smile11s:
You mean Kunle is an institution making useless and nonsense Yoruba movies?

Yes, Yòrùbá movies that have premiered worldwide,that have gotten nominations in Cannes Film Academy award.
I am cork sure you have never heard that

leisuretym:
what is wrong with that? where the guy mentioned Igbos?

Mike just want to play tribal card ni , sounded like mike is hiding something or else? wetin kunle talk to warrant fight here?

Mike don talk am say Kunle no lie to dey cast igbo in his movie, and I want to ask how many Yorubas have been cast in igbo movie?
na the thing wey dey pain am be that

smile11s:
Kunle is feeling inferior to Igbos. When you have inferiority complex over a dominate group of people in the industry, that’s how you will behave.

A typical Yoruba attitude for sure from Kunle A. Whereas, he forgets the facts the Yorubas are the most hypocritical in our naija. They're the sellout of our nation

Igbo's success will continue to choke Hater's. Igbo's are the bread winners of Nigeria. Deal with it!

You need to check the meaning of inferiority complex before you type this rubbish,Kunle is feeling inferior towards Mike or who?
What has Mike achieved in the industry aside from been cast in movie?
Kunle is an institution when it comes to movie, he's an authority,a film maker per excellence and a thorough breed professional.

What deal has my fore father's had with you to come here and say we are hypocritical?

Just point me one

IgweBUIKE1:
pls how can i migrate with wifey

Unfortunately you can't,of you step into luxembourg today the whole of that country will know that you are there,the population is so thin that almost everyone know themselves.
Meaning you will be bundle out in minutes

CallMeDrino:
https://igberetvnews.com/1365887/none-ex-lovers-replaced-teebillz-boasts/

Mumu,no go find better work.
Na small boy wey no reach your mama last born kolobi your wife come scatter your marriage

Trustwallet:
Hello nairalander!

Unknown someone keeps sending money to my diamond access bank, this is the second time am recieving money to my account, which is 30,290 & 30,136 naira and the text on the remark is a foreign name.

At first i got alert of 30,260 with remark "Stepan zemalek", at first i thought someone mistakenly sent money to my account, i said lemme wait if i will receive a call from someone claiming the money but nobody called to claim the money, not knowing that my bank have deducted 530 naira for sms fee nd 200 naira for stamp nd postal fee, i have to transfer the money the money to my rubies bank account with the hope somebody will call me nd claim the money.

Secondly, i got another alert of 30,136 with the remark saying "Jaonna LiebeltEtzler/18.9.20".

I dont remember giving anybody my bank details apart from my mom nd uncles, i have called my bank customer care to complain about it and to know who sent the money from my account but he said he cant disclose the information to me. i have complained to the bank and the keep saying their normal bla bla.

I need help on what to do next....below is the screenshot of the alert...

Make a another complain via email,keep their response and reference number as a proof incase yawa gas ìn near future

jaybenugo:
https://lifestyle.thecable.ng/i-married-a-yoruba-muslim-in-1984-onyeka-onwenu-breaks-silence/

Yoruba gbola to the rescue

Kriss216:
All thanks to Buhari and his foot soldiers Boko Haram.

Try and understand the meaning of state that sponsor terrorism first before you spill your ignorance

Realboygenius:
“My country, right or wrong; if right, to be kept right; and if wrong, to be set right.”- Carl Schurz

For folks tired of Nigeria, the 2020 Henley Passport Index, which is regarded as “the most rigorous and sophisticated measure of global access,” is another good reason to believe that Nigeria ‘is not worth it.’ According to the report, our passport, which has been ranked as the 97th most powerful in the world, is only good to visit just 46 countries visa-free or obtain visa on arrival or be issued eVisa by destination countries like Afghanistan, Suriname, Antigua and Barbuda, Micronesia, St Kitts and Nevis or even Tuvalu. Never heard of some of these countries? Well, I am not kidding.

By contrast, nationals of Japan, Singapore and South Korea, which placed first, second and third on the index can respectively access 191, 190 and 189 countries visa-free. In Africa, citizens of Seychelles at 29th position can easily enter 151 countries while South Africans can effortlessly access 101 countries by virtue of their country’s 56th placement on the index. If it is any consolation, it needs to be said that although Nigeria’s rating went down by 19 spots between 2010 and 2020, the most by any ranked country, we still fared better than Sudan (102), Somalia (105), Syria (107), Iraq (108) and Afghanistan, which came last at 109th position. Citizens of the latter two countries can only enter 28 and 26 countries respectively without a visa.

But things have not always been this way. Years back, we had reasons to be proud of our nation, even as we passed through difficult times. The bitterness of the Civil War did not keep us down, though the scars are still very much noticeable. Citizens embraced various forms of ‘austerity measures’ particularly in the 1980s and early 1990s when the profligacy of successive military and civilian governments took a heavy toll on the economic health of Nigeria. Our resilience found voice in our belief that ‘e go better’ and ‘Nigeria go survive.’ That hope was rekindled each time our sportsmen and women made Nigeria proud in global and continental sports festivals. We recognised the unifying factor of sports, which helped us to set aside our individual and collective differences. In the field of sports, we never pushed for ethnic quota equilibrium; we never queried religious affiliations and we never bothered about age and allied matters. We simply settled for excellence. And we got results, as exemplified by our winning the 1985 FIFA-Coca-Cola Under-17 World Cup; the 1996 summer Olympics football tournament as well as gold medal in the women’s long jump won by Chioma Ajunwa and, by default, the gold medal in 4 x 400m relay in the 2000 summer Olympics.

Our decline was also as swift as our rise after we began to politicise all aspects of national life. Our value system changed dramatically after citizens saw that the leadership had loosened its belt whilst urging the masses to tighten theirs. Some of our ‘small girls’ began to have ‘big gods’ and several ‘benefit Papa’ whilst the ‘smart boys’ savaged the internet, with ‘Invictus Obi’ and ‘Hushpuppi’ as poster boys. The rest invested their time in watching ‘Big Brother Naija,’ content with letting the old brigade alter the masterplan of their destiny. Where we hitherto pleaded with ‘Andrew’ not to ‘check out’, citizens quickly embraced brain drain. Doctors and other professionals left our shores in droves. Ministers lied to us that we had enough doctors to cope with medical emergencies and it took the outset of the Coronavirus pandemic to burst the bubble. But for COVID-19, only God knows how many more people would have left Nigeria. Or how much of scarce foreign exchange would have been lost to medical tourism. At the heart of these challenges is the absence of purposeful leadership.

Contrary to what many Nigerians tend to believe, our country is not difficult to govern. All that is needed is a partnership of visionary leadership and a followership that is not awed by ephemeral power. Both need to truly ‘pledge to Nigeria,’ not submit to the whims of individuals or political parties. Both need to recognise that public service is a social contract that makes a clear distinction between ‘national’ and ‘self’ interest. Much of the responsibility to enforce the contract, however, reside in us, the people, rather than in the leadership. Time and again, the leadership cartel in Nigeria have remorselessly demonstrated strong belief in the doctrine of taking from the poor to comfort the rich. By the same token, the masses who are the real repository of power need to be guided to vigorously exercise their franchise to demand good governance and accountability. ‘Ask and ye shall be given,’ the good book says.

The viewpoints of the leadership and the followership are, however, not necessarily antithetical as the late Premier of the Northern Region and Sardauna of Sokoto, Alhaji Tafawa Balewa, demonstrated when he echoed similar sentiments, saying: “I’m convinced and I want you to be convinced that the future of this vast country must depend in the main on the efforts of ourselves to help ourselves. This we cannot do if we do not work together in unity.”

In a similar vein, the late elder statesman, Chief Obafemi Awolowo, outlined a simple treatise on the route to purposeful leadership. Said he: “It is only when the minds of men have been properly and rigorously cultivated and garnished that they can be safely entrusted with public affairs with a certainty and assuredness that they will make the best of their unique opportunity and assignment.” The import is that Nigeria does not suffer a dearth of good leaders. But we need to be rid of the rancid air of the political space, which keeps good people away from public service to avoid asphyxiation.

The point in all of this is that if, as individuals, we demonstrate love for Nigeria by being a lot more alive to our civic responsibility, much of what ails Nigeria would be correctly diagnosed and treated. Just the other day, I travelled to Dubai with an Indian professional colleague to attend an all-agencies public relations conference for a blue-chip multinational company. While on the queue to clear immigration and customs, we both noticed that Nigerian travellers received extra- attention from airport officials. My friend whispered to me: “see, we’re brothers. Your passport and my passport, nobody likes them.” How true! Today, with India at number 85 and Nigeria at 97, we remain ‘brothers.’ This makes me sad. And angry. Tell me, who wouldn’t be?

But rather than put my country down, I choose to see the good in Nigeria. Just like a man deeply in love, I will rather find that one good reason to stay in a relationship even when there are hundreds of persuasive reasons to leave. I choose to side with the people who counsel others “not to forget that the first duty of every global citizen is to set right what is wrong in our country.” I love Nigeria. But I will no longer settle for leadership that promotes blind patriotism; I will not allow anyone to “piss down my back and tell me it's raining.” If, as a leader, you must earn my respect, then you must heed the paraphrased immortal words of Chief Awolowo: ‘you must be prepared to grasp the nettle, set a worthy example in probity, unselfishness and self-sacrifice and the people will follow all too readily in your footsteps.’ Makes sense.

Dotun Adekanmbi is a Lagos-based media relations practitioner.

You will not value your Nigeria passport until when you go abroad one day and lost your passport leaving you stranded.
Na that day u go value the green booklet.

jaybenugo:
Popular Nollywood actress and Flip Script CEO, Chika Ike, was seen in a private jet as she goes for business meetings, IgbereTV reports.

She shared the pictures on Instagram with the caption:



https://www.instagram.com/p/CFZjLf0F4C0/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link

At what altitude the jet dey fly?
Mumu Bloggers.
Na photo opps,wear better cloth go airport and talk to the crew,dem go open on PJ door for you wey you go take pictures Sharp Sharp.
Na ₦100k package

Ebubeslym:
A toy drone from a nation that couldn't decipher between their own passenger aircraft and an enemy fighter jet is the same set of joker's capable of flying an armed drone over a state of the arts aircraft carrier worth billions of dollars.

kikikikikiki

mtchwwww

It is not how Expensive or how sophisticated an item is that counts,How can you effectively put it to use is another,the known and unknown strength of your enemy is another.
The US command and control knows more than you guys who hail blindly.
if it were that easy Iran would have been wiped out immediately iraq was attacked,or you think they don't have those informations that they have now?

Mescana22:
Iran is simply posturing, Do you know that Aircraft carrier doesn’t move alone? It’s heavily guarded by destroyers and submarine,with a Norway �� state of the art scout ship that picks up even a bird on its Radar! I’m fully convinced that they saw that drone, as it was just surveillance they leave it, if it was armed drone then it won’t come close to NIMITZ!

American most costly Warship Nimitz that even a nuclear weapon will be hard to sink it, they don’t take chances to allow any smelly drone come close else they want it to

Ọga go sit down jare,No be the same Revolutionary guards down one of america's most sophisticated drone's years back?
The radar on that drone and that of the aircraft carrier it was launched didn't detect a contrary wave before they took total control of it and landed it without any damages?

The truth is other nations are becoming Strong militarily, iran no be iraq ooo,Dem no be one mumu African Country wey go dey fidget,dem dey ready to tackle anyone wey Dem go take shine

gaius01:
Did you read this
That's implies they have been doing it, and if USA shake people will start to talk.

Also read this


You see what am talking about, a war they can't control, if it should start Sir.

You need to go and read up on Strait of Hormz.
it's importance to the world economy,
who is in control of it.
iran revolutionary guards before you start jumping up and down

samwillyco1:
She get money ooo, she also gave out One Million naira to her fans just to celebrate the birthday

I don hear

[quote author=AgencyReport post=94225251][/quote]This one just dey spend money anyhow,na only buy buy him dey do,he should thank his Stars that Covid19 has captured everyone's attention