₦airaland Forum

2025 una still dey build am abi dead body get accident

My fine yellow madam neighbor wey her husband dey Yankee that year..

aestake:
Has anyone got their visas from Lagos embassy recently? Be it IR5, F4, F3 etc. My friend's bro passport and his family members are still at the embassy since last Nov (F4). Their US citizen brother is preparing to sue everybody....writ of mandamus. I support this!

hehehehe sue every body including naija government

ravensckar:
Hisses!

Imagine a whole community being held hostage, yet, they are appealing to a nonexistent government to save them.

Back then in Ajegunle when a similar incident happened, we formed a vigilante group in our street. Each household donated a male to defend their hood.

When the guys came to rob as usual, the way and manner in which we charged at them made them scamper for safety. Since then, there was no such incidence. Eventually, we employed the services of OPC and sanity was restored.

The sooner Mushin residents realize that the government is nonexistent, the better it is for them. Nigeria has become a jungle! It's all man for himself!

The same residents will tell u the government is working tirelessly

lagosian1960:
Terror in Mushin: Robbers Wreak Havoc While Authorities Remain Silent

Mushin, Lagos — May 31, 2025

For over a year now, residents of Mushin have lived in fear, plagued by a violent gang of robbers who have turned once peaceful neighborhoods into zones of terror. What began as occasional street-level robberies has now escalated into a full-blown siege on homes, with incidents becoming more frequent, brutal, and devastating.

Three nights ago, the latest in a string of attacks unfolded on Cardoso Street, where residents were forcefully awoken in the dead of night by armed assailants. Eyewitnesses recount how the gang stormed a residential building, robbing each apartment of valuables including phones, cash, and electronics. Several residents who resisted were macheted, with at least two hospitalized in critical condition.

The horror did not end there.

Just last night, a chilling incident occurred on Adeyemi Street. During another home invasion, the robbers, angered by a family’s inability to meet their demands, threw a toddler from a second-story window. The child died instantly. The family, too shocked to speak publicly, is now under medical and psychological care.

Despite repeated occurrences, the response from the authorities has been virtually non-existent. Residents confirm that multiple reports have been made to local police stations, and numerous letters sent to the Lagos State security email have gone unanswered. There has been no visible increase in patrols, no arrests, and no reassurance from the government.

“This is no longer just robbery. It’s terrorism,” said a community leader who asked to remain anonymous for fear of reprisal. “We are being hunted in our own homes, and the police do nothing.”

As the body count rises and fear tightens its grip on Mushin, residents are calling on the Lagos State Government, the Nigeria Police Force, and the Ministry of Interior to treat this as a full-blown security emergency.

This is a plea for help.

We ask that the media, civil society organizations, and the general public join in escalating the voices of Mushin residents until action is taken. No Nigerian should live under the constant threat of violence in their own home. The blood of innocent people — including children — now stains the streets, and every day of silence from the authorities makes them complicit.

Mushin needs help. Mushin needs justice. Mushin needs safety.

— A Worried Mushin Resident

. A country wey him police no get emergency number, hospital no get emergency number,,fire service no get emergency number,no response time to emergency e go reach everybody..make we continue dey shout we built Lagos,na mega city

That is how the uselessss likes of hellanus think .they never see any goodthing to copy from civilization...na negativity


Cole pfier once said "captivity of negativity"

hellanus come and rate your lord and personal saviour

Every thing for this side na ancient monument

boringdraw:
ICELAND: Besta deild
Stjarnan - KR Reykjavik
Under 3.5 goals @ 2.37 odds

Iceland league na werey for under market ooo..dey try Argentina and him brothers

ebubeson:
Its been years I put on radio FM to hear. Do many people still put it on to hear?

Every day bro...even as I type..but I doubt with gen z,, listening to radio and marriage fit go into extinction

jojo1415:
This morning....Nigeria indo lagos 99.3 never a dull moment with that radio station

99.3 naija info
90.3 voice of the people
98.3 mainland fm

If I wan hear lamentations and politricks

thank God for the legendary mosdii.."Nigerian girls has always been useless,all of them

akwesenana:
Fewer games=more scrutiny from punters. I might be wrong, works for me.

Very very true

; the legendary mosdii once said "Nigerian girls are useless,all of them ..if una like buy Bentley And mustang for them

Ammmy:
I bought dollar at the rate of 1630 naira and saved but I noticed that my balance started reducing bit by bit because of the fall in dollar rate, I had to convert my money back to naira to avoid more loss. Please can someone help me with dollar price prediction by the end of 2025?

it will go higher by end of 2025... guaranteed

ediko5:
Pinning a man down doesn't necessarily mean the man will marry her.

A lady tricking you to get her pregnant is also a way to PIN you down for unplanned responsibilities with the wrong person.

Even if I want to be a single father it will definitely not be with her kind of person. I'm talking about an older, wrinkled faced liability lady with a very irritating attitude here

Pinture

singing like johnny cash

steeltrust:
Let me share my experience since I moved to America. Over here, every tier of government—local, state, and federal—has its own responsibilities and functions independently. This system makes development reach the grassroots effortlessly. But back home in Nigeria, everything is tied to either the state or federal government, leaving local councils powerless and ineffective. No wonder governors and politicians are more powerful than institutions like EFCC and ICPC.

Take Chicago, for example. The local government here handles its own revenue collection, builds and maintains roads, runs hospitals, and creates a business-friendly environment that generates jobs. You’ll never see the governor of Illinois coming to Chicago to inaugurate a local road or hospital project because each level of government knows its role and delivers without interference. Even law enforcement is decentralized—Chicago has its own police department, and Cook County (similar to our local councils in Nigeria) has its own sheriff’s department. Crime is tackled effectively because responsibilities are clear.

Meanwhile, in Nigeria, soldiers patrol highways harassing civilians, while the police are either underfunded or compromised. Here, soldiers don’t even engage in civil matters—in fact, they respect the police more than the other way around. The system works because accountability is enforced. Break a traffic rule? Your license gets suspended. Do it again? You might never drive again. And if driving is your livelihood, well, you better find another job. The law doesn’t play favorites.

Back in Warri, I remember a church buying two acres of land just to build a massive auditorium while 99% of the community had no functional companies to provide jobs. Graduates end up driving keke or doing POS business because there are no real opportunities. Yet, when a governor builds a single road, people start shouting, "Our governor is working!" My brother, is it road we will eat?

Our politicians are wicked—plain and simple. They travel abroad, see how things work, and yet refuse to implement the same systems back home. Instead, they keep us divided with politics, religion, and tribalism while looting everything in sight. Meanwhile, we spend our time on social media complaining instead of taking action. We’re too sentimental, too forgiving, and too quick to celebrate mediocrity.

In 2025, Nigeria is still struggling with basic electricity, good roads, and functioning hospitals while the rest of the world is advancing in AI and technology. When will we wake up? When will we demand real accountability? These politicians are destroying the future of the next generation, and if we don’t act now, things will only get worse.

It’s time to stop the noise and start holding people accountable. The system over here isn’t perfect, but at least it works because the laws are enforced. When will Nigeria learn?

Pls you can bundle that usseeleess hellanus into your luggage so he can go experience how normal humans live... maybe it will reset his cement ,blocked brain .

If u have a 40 year old son who still wees on the bed,,will u call it patriotism (

stacyadams:
L3G1HR 2/5 sporty...good luck

And my work is done

EvilMerodack:

I'm more concerned about the comment section

Nigerians actually think saying shit about their own country makes them look enlightened. No, it doesn't!

If anything, a quick research into Science of Patriotism would show you people with negative energy towards their country tend to fail in their endeavors (there are research journals on this online)

You'll never see Dangote or Adenuga cursing their country.


That clown pulled out one random video and tagged it "Advanced Countries" .

shattap fix ur county

ElSudani:
The headline though. I thought the MAGA people decided to leave.

i taya for the headline

erniok:
Still on. Remaining Bolivia game on 26th. You good man.

..good luck boss.

seewin:
13+ o d ds won

congratulations

HKT3XU 2/5 10 am.sporty

L3G1HR 2/5 sporty...good luck

Johnson5258:
If you have witnessed terrorist attack before you will not be talking like this.

Try to watch 9/11 Osama Bin Laden attack on Netflix.

There shouldn't be any humanity when it comes to terrorism.

The name of the three episodes series is "American man hunt"..

..this boy