₦airaland Forum

id4sho:
Peter Obi will be his headache, if Dem do anyhow. Obi will decamp again 🤷

if Obi does not get the ticket then let Tinubu continue...the South must complete their 8years

hosemujica:
Na me go win the nomination and na there them eye go clear.

the strongest Southern opposition is Obi, if them no give Obi the ticket, I am voting Tinubu

Warrior99:
No matter the hatred.

God will continue to bless Lagos.

God will continue to bless YORUBALAND.

AMEN 👑

Lagos was already a major trading hub for for British West Africa as at 1890. Lagos has been blessed since its discovery

bcomputer101:
Only in Lagos.

You can never see this kind of development in South East

Lagos is far richer than all the states in the South East put together. There is nothing wrong with that. Same way California is 100x richer than Mississippi. However, let the people in every state feel the effect of good governance. The South East states you are looking at were all a pile of rubbles after the war in 1970. Lagos was already a trading hub as at 1890?? There are no basis for comparison

helinues:
Some governors are struggling to achieve something like this

all governors do not have the same budget. Some states are far richer than some. All states cannot be the same.

lanre4411:
the man is from rivers state I wish he is given an appointment or better still becomes the governor of rivers state

Okey is from Anambra state. He was born in Ahaoda Rivers State where his parents resided at the time of his birth

Bluntguy:
Trump why didn't you let Israel silence the noisemaker once and for all. You lost thirty generals in the course of a few days and you are claiming victory? Shame on Iran

Trump said killing Saddam and Gaddafi created a big mess. Killing the Ayatollah will create instability and a new wave of terrorism in the region

A high Court in Nairobi, Kenya, has ruled that the abduction and detention of Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) leader, Nnamdi Kanu, in Kenya and his subsequent rendition to Nigeria in June 2021 were unlawful and illegal.

Delivering judgment, Justice E.C. Mwita held that the actions of both the Kenyan and Nigerian governments amounted to gross violations of Kanu’s fundamental human rights as protected by their respective constitutions.

The court also awarded Kanu 10 million Kenyan shillings in compensatory damages against the Kenyan government for its role in the unlawful abduction and rendition.

Justice E.C. Mwita said, “Having considered the pleadings and arguments by parties, the decisions relied on, the Constitution and the law, I come to the following conclusions:



“First, the government of Kenya violated the Constitution and Mr. Nnamdi Kanu's rights and fundamental freedoms. Having entered Kenya lawfully he was subject to the protection offered by the Constitution of Kenya 2010 and the government of Kenya had an obligation to uphold and protect his rights and fundamental freedoms.



“Mr. Nnamdi was, however, abducted, kept in solitude confinement, tortured and denied food and medication, a breach of basic rights. He was chained, humiliated, ridiculed and held in contempt and later forcibly removed from Kenya without following the law in violation of his rights and fundamental freedoms for which the government of Kenya is liable.



“Based on the above conclusions, the court makes the following declarations and orders it considers appropriate: A declaration is hereby issued that the abduction of Mr. Nwannekaenvi Nnamdi Kenny Okwu Kanu; holding him in incommunicado confinement, torturing him and denying him food, water, medication and other basic necessities was a violation of his rights and fundamental freedoms.

Mr. Nnamdi was, however, abducted, kept in solitude confinement, tortured and denied food and medication, a breach of basic rights. He was chained, humiliated, ridiculed and held in contempt and later forcibly removed from Kenya without following the law in violation of his rights and fundamental freedoms for which the government of Kenya is liable.



“Based on the above conclusions, the court makes the following declarations and orders it considers appropriate: A declaration is hereby issued that the abduction of Mr. Nwannekaenvi Nnamdi Kenny Okwu Kanu; holding him in incommunicado confinement, torturing him and denying him food, water, medication and other basic necessities was a violation of his rights and fundamental freedoms.



“A declaration is hereby issued that the abduction and subsequent forcible removal of Mr. Nwannekaenvi Nnamdi Kenny Okwu-Kanu from Kenya to Nigeria was in violation of the laws of Kenya; his rights and fundamental freedoms, including freedom of movement and security of the person guaranteed by the Constitution of Kenya, 2010 and, therefore, unconstitutional and illegal.

An order for compensation is hereby issued awarding Mr. Nwannekaenvi Nnamdi Kenny Okwu-Kanu general damages of Kshs 10,000,000 (N119,546,576.79) against the Attorney General of Kenya on behalf of the government of Kenya for the violation of Mr. Nwannekaenvi Nnamdi Kenny Okwu-Kanu's constitutional rights and fundamental freedoms.”



Meanwhile, the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) has hailed the judgment as a landmark victory, saying it vindicates the group’s long-standing position since what it described as the sham and farcical trial of its leader in Nigeria.



A statement signed by the IPOB spokesperson, Emma Powerful, read, “The Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) wishes to formally announce a resounding judicial earthquake that has shaken the legal foundations of the fraudulent rendition of our leader, Onyendu Mazi Nnamdi Kanu.



“In a historic, courageous, and landmark judgement delivered on June 24, 2025, the High Court of Kenya, sitting in Nairobi, found that the abduction, incommunicado detention, torture, and illegal transfer of Mazi Nnamdi Kanu from Kenya to Nigeria in June 2021 was unlawful, unconstitutional, and a gross violation of his fundamental human rights under Kenyan and international law.



“This judgement vindicates our consistent position that what transpired in Nairobi in June 2021 was not extradition but extraordinary rendition — a criminal act of state-sponsored international terrorism involving the highest authorities of the Nigerian and Kenyan governments.



“We are grateful beyond measure to the brilliant legal leadership of Professor PLO Lumumba, lead counsel in the Kenyan litigation, whose courage, clarity, and tenacity led to this monumental legal victory. IPOB also extends heartfelt appreciation to the Kenyan judiciary, especially Hon. Justice E.C. Mwita, who stood tall against ferocious political interference and international diplomatic pressure to deliver a fearless judgement grounded in law, morality, and constitutional justice.



“We know, and now the world must acknowledge, that Mazi Nnamdi Kanu did not commit any crime in Kenya. He entered Kenya lawfully as a British citizen.



“He was abducted in broad daylight at Jomo Kenyatta International Airport by agents of Nigeria’s secret police in collusion with rogue elements of the Kenyan security apparatus. He was chained, tortured, denied medication, and eventually bundled onto a private jet and flown illegally to Abuja without any extradition hearing or judicial warrant.



“This verdict places a permanent and indelible legal stain on the records of former presidents Uhuru Kenyatta of Kenya, 'Muhammadu Buhari' of Nigeria and former Attorney General Abubakar Malami, and their accomplices.

It also exposes the criminal lobbying missions embarked upon by Nigerian leaders — from 'Buhari', Osinbajo, to Tinubu and Shettima — all of whom tried and failed to manipulate Kenya’s judiciary to cover up this internationally condemned act of extraordinary rendition.



“Let it be known that this is not the end. This is the beginning of a global accountability campaign. All those responsible — in Kenya, Nigeria, or elsewhere — shall be pursued to the ends of the earth under the universal principle of accountability for crimes against humanity. Neither British diplomatic complicity nor cowardly silence from Western powers will shield the perpetrators from the legal, diplomatic, and moral reckoning that is coming.”



“To Justice E.C. Mwita, we say thank you for your judicial bravery. To Professor PLO Lumumba and his team, we salute your exceptional advocacy. To the oppressed peoples of the world, this is your victory — a warning to tyrants that international borders will no longer shield criminal regimes from justice,” the statement added.

The court also awarded Kanu 10 million Kenyan shillings in compensatory damages against the Kenyan government for its role in the unlawful abduction and rendition.


https://saharareporters.com/2025/06/27/breaking-kenyan-court-declares-nnamdi-kanus-abduction-and-rendition-nigeria-illegal

Liazz:
Am I being unreasonable being mad at my wife?
We relocated abroad 3 years ago but she isn't helping to settle any of the bills.

We both are gainfully employed though I earn much than she does. Our monthly expenditure is about £2000 and she doesn't care to help in any way. I foot all bills making me struggle to save while she keeps all she earns to herself. We also had a loan of over 10 thousand pounds to settle when we relocated, she didn't help with a dime till I paid all bits by bits which took me almost 2 years.

Despite this, I still help with house chores like taking care of our kids, home cleaning and even washing dishes though she does all the cooking.
I've expressed my displeasure several times but she keeps insisting I can't force her to financially assist, it's my job as I'm the husband. She seems convinced she isn't doing any wrong and no sign of remorse whatsoever.

I financed our relocation 100% without her contributing a dime.

This is causing a strain in the marriage and I am thinking if I am unreasonable in my demand, am I?
Your comments are highly welcome.

I don't know who is lying to you guys that it is the man that provides?? Oga na everyone dey hustle na everyone go provide. Same with house chores. You should have divorced her long ago...

iwaeda:
How many people are earning 250k per month, that will be exempted, what of informal taxes by agbero and owomida.

Oga he said household income that's combined income of husband and wife

If you are from the SE and you have any relation serving in the NA, you better tell them to resign. With 3M, you can rent a small shop and start OK business

Gbagura:
I pay ₦22500 monthly for unlimited data. Those who know already know.

I have never seen a real unlimited data plan. I spend over 35k and yet I do not have an unlimited plan. Perhaps you have a way of going around it. If you have an unlimited plan for 22.5k, please tell me the network and the plan. I will subscribe right now for my parents.

donproject2:
...and aggresive marketing I guess.

Earliest entrants are, in most cases, the front runners.

Firstbank were the first movers of POS services/agent banking services, today they are number five. Moneypoint and co are controlling the market.

Kobicove:
An average Nigerian already has two or three different phone numbers, I wonder how they hope to convince people to buy their phone lines

they do not need to convince you, once they roll good pricing models for their data plans, everyone will fall in line. Data is too expensive in Nigeria that is why streaming services are finding it difficult to survive. There is no unlimited data bundle, while in Europe you can get full unlimited contract for an equivalent of 45,000 Naira. 45k in Nigeria will not give you full unlimited.

donproject2:
This is great but I am afraid they are too late, 20 years after, Nigerians have already chosen their poisons.

Naaaaahhhh, the data market is still open. Lebara needs to bring in good pricing models and superb service.

NobleRhyme2all:
The first snake dey whine person ooo

.............lala come see snake oo

that is not where the snake is. The snake is in the middle

That is how you generate IGR, I am sure she got that from Aso villa

Ashirioluwa:
That’s not how to run business. They already factored all those in the tickets price. Airlines have downtime and peak seasons. They will use the peak period to compensate the downtime period.

For flight cancellations, I don’t think is proper for customers to be begging them before they can get their money refunded to them.

I flew from LAX to Sydney on American Airlines with less than 60 people on board. The plane can accommodate over 250 passengers.

Abroad you have an organized way of doing things and you know all your cost and maintenance upfront. You have Boeing maintenance crew in most European countries, of I need to service a plane intensively, the Boeing crew will come from South Africa or even the US and it will shoot up your maintenance cost, furthermore, the direct and indirect taxes imposed on you by FAAN and the FG, is massive compared to other countries, it cost more to fly from London to Nigeria than flying from London to the US. We have had many airlines go bankrupt in Nigeria because the just couldn't cope with the cost of doing business.

Finally if Air Peace Should factor in all the cost in their ticket, I believe the lower middle class will not be able to afford it. It is tough running an airline business anywhere in the world, it is toughest over here

Ashirioluwa:
Good news, but they need to work on their customer service support especially in areas of
- Flight delays
- Flight cancellations
- Refunds

By 3 months after flight cancellations, some folks are still waiting for refunds.

Aviation business is financially risky, imagine flying from Lagos to Benin with less than 40 people? You are already flying at a loss, and you have to maintain your planes to meet standards these periodic maintenance you pay in USD. Instead of you to incur huge losses, omo na to cancel the flight, or you reroute to another location and get more passengers.

It is better to travel via Abuja, at least you will skip the madness of both the security agencies on uniforms and those on plain clothes in Lagos airport

Congratulations Air Peace, the aviation business is capital intensive. It takes a lot to survive in that 🚀🚀 keep soaring higher

"We demand to be applauded. We demand to be appreciated by our country".

“He also announced a big win for the airline, noting that Air Peace has secured flight slots at London’s Heathrow Airport and will begin Abuja-to-London flights from October 26".

“Our daily flights to London are going well. Come October 26, we start Abuja-London. The British authorities have granted Air Peace Heathrow.

“That is a testament to their belief in what we are doing,” Onyema said.

He thanked the Minister of Aviation, Festus Keyamo and President Bola Tinubu for supporting the airline’s international growth.

source: https://punchng.com/air-peace-boss-slams-critics-announces-heathrow-slot/

This people sef, skull-mining was left you guys yet the Baron in Aso Villa still want IGR from drugs? You guys should continue giving Nigerians a bad name

That is how they generate IGR, snatch it, steal it, grab it, skull-mine it, or extort it!

Although I am not a fan of APC and Tinubu, but the north should please shut up

geoworldedu:
Where did you read all these from?

...it could easily be deduced from the article

MaziObinnaokija:
In ur little mind,u tink she's NOT aware of that cctv camera .Wait till reach even 40/50 b4 u understand..@71 years old,u expect her to remember everything like 17 years old right ?. Get WISDOM

She stole it! She decided to come clean when she was accused and she realized her accusers have evidence.

MaziObinnaokija:
Kid.She is NOT A THIEF.A hardened THIEF no mata how u cajole/beg won't return that stuff.


Kudos Mama

Not after you realize that you were captured by CCTV. Mama wey don fab the jewelry. Mama IGR

She has recorded it as "IGR". , grab it, steal it, and run away with it.

PulaPower:
My name is not chinedu..

I don’t do drugs..

I’m not willing to ship drugs to Mecca..

of course your craft is skull mining ⛏️⛏️⛏️