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But Tinubu has the capacity?

seunmsg:
I agree fully with the opinion of Lauretta on Peter Obi. Sincerely, he doesn’t have both the intelligence and the political capacity to lead a multi ethnic and multi religious country with so many challenges like Nigeria.

Unless it's an inverter fridge if not that's what's consuming the light

Scam of a senate. Nigerias agree to this and the real interpretation will resurface in court after the next election

LegendHero:
NEWS FLASH!

Senate adopts electronic and manual mode of transmission of election results.


Source

Can you imagine... And Senegal is doing nothing about it. If I were president, this is enough to go to war.

SadiqBabaSani:
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.aljazeera.com/amp/sports/2026/2/6/18-senegalese-detainees-after-afcon-final-in-morocco-go-on-hunger-strike

E dey pain am 😂 😂 😂

Maxymilliano:
https://punchng.com/i-was-never-tinubus-friend-el-rufai/

This one na warri name na

Why refuse to register them. But same INEC will register Almajiris in the North. What is good for Musa is good for Mutiu

Why refuse to register them. But same INEC will register Almajiris in the North. What is good for Musa is good for Mutiu

Weak president... Weaker than Jonathan

Nonsense excuse. Bottom line is "Nigerians are fools"

ogododo:
https://dailypost.ng/2026/02/08/no-network-in-9-states-akpabio-justifies-senate-decision-on-electronic-transmission/

Fake pastor

Where you come from?

Khallicopyro:
So there are vehicles like these and our government had no clue

Bunch of idiots. You'll never hear their voices when they are killing people in the North, because to them human life means nothing but politics means everything

Na them be this from the other side of the Niger. Bad belle

AguluLiar:
Innonson vehicles are manufactured by BAIC Motors in China.
They only assemble the parts in Nigeria and relabelled it innonson.
Innonson should stop lying to himself
.
Enough is enough.

Situations in the country now flares up anger. Imagine coming to Nairaland seeing people supporting this government, but ask them how it has bettered their lives, they can't answer

Shagreenn:
This is one of those stories that are very hard to tell, but it must be told. It is a real life tragedy that happened in Lagos State, Nigeria. A story about work, anger, violence, and a young girl whose life ended too soon. It was on Tuesday, January 27, 2026, at about 6.30 in the evening, something terrible happened inside a small cosmetics shop in Lagos.

A place where people normally come to buy cream, perfume, and beauty products turned into a scene of pain and death. The victim was Ihechidere Favour Uka, a 17 year old girl. She was young, full of life, and trying to survive. She worked as a sales girl in a cosmetics shop. Like many young girls in Nigeria, she left home to work and help herself and her family.

Her boss was a woman named Ibekwe Ezinne Mary, 30 years old. She was the owner of the cosmetics business. People around described her as strict, but nobody imagined that things would end this way.According to reports, that Tuesday started like any other normal day. Ihechidere came to work as usual. She attended to customers, arranged goods, and followed instructions. Nothing showed that before evening, her life would be gone.

As the evening approached, around 6 pm, Ezinne reportedly sent Ihechidere a message or instruction to go and bring an item from another place connected to the shop. The exact item is not the issue. What matters is what followed after. Ihechidere did not return quickly. Minutes passed. Time went on. According to the confession later made by Ezinne, she became angry because the girl did not come back when she expected her to. Instead of waiting calmly or calling to ask what was wrong, anger began to grow.

When Ihechidere finally returned to the shop, the situation was already tense. Words were exchanged. Voices were raised. Then, according to the suspect’s own statement, Ezinne slapped the young girl twice. At this point, Ihechidere was already being assaulted by someone older, stronger, and in authority over her. In a moment that changed everything, Ihechidere reacted. She slapped her boss back once.

That single action became the turning point. Instead of stepping back, calming down, or separating herself from the situation, Ezinne allegedly allowed anger to take full control. What happened next was quick, violent, and deadly. Inside the shop, she reportedly picked up a kitchen knife. Not a weapon meant for fighting. A knife meant for cutting food. But in that moment, it became a weapon.

She stabbed Ihechidere in the chest. Just like that.The stab wound was deep. Blood started coming out immediately. Ihechidere began to bleed heavily. Witnesses say she collapsed as the blood kept flowing. Panic filled the shop. People around reportedly rushed in after hearing screams. Some tried to help. Some were shocked and frozen. But it was already too late.

Ihechidere Favour Uka died from the injury. A 17 year old girl lost her life inside her place of work. Not from an accident. Not from illness. But from violence caused by anger. Police were later informed. Ezinne was arrested and taken into custody. During police questioning, she reportedly confessed to what happened, explaining the argument, the slaps, and the stabbing.

As the news spread, shock followed. People could not understand how a small disagreement over delay could lead to murder. Many asked the same question. Was it worth it? This case has once again brought attention to the harsh conditions many young sales girls face in Nigeria. Long hours. Verbal abuse. Physical punishment. No protection. No voice.

Ihechidere was just 17. She was not armed. She was not dangerous. She was working. Her death has left her family completely broken. A sister gone. A daughter gone. A young life cut short for no reason that makes sense. This is not just a story about one woman and one girl. It is a reminder of what uncontrolled anger can do. It is a reminder that violence at the workplace is real. And it is a reminder that young workers deserve protection, not punishment.

As investigations continue, many Nigerians are calling for justice. Justice for Ihechidere. Justice that will send a clear message that no employer has the right to abuse, attack, or kill a worker. A cosmetics shop should never become a crime scene. Work should never end in death. This is a tragedy that should never be repeated.

May Ihechidere Favour Uka rest in peace. And may her story open eyes, change behavior, and save other young lives.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X6Y3AcPmDEI

How has the road improved your life? Still unemployed, buying data to comment rubbish on Nairaland

ElSudani:
Pitobi said infrastructure is not one of the pressing issues we should address. I guess that should come after we are thoroughly drunk on Hero Beer.
God bless Asiwaju for showing foresight.

How is this good news? By their remark we will know all these tribal bigots on Nairaland

Lifestone:
Good news about Nigeria is so painful to you guys. Las las we all dey this country

What exactly was written there that you understand?

Dennisochampa:
If them tell una to read before Una complain una no go gree.... Them make policies and unify the rate.... U still expect the rates to be the same... Omóh ehn... Na wa o

Who be this one again?

Nor be only prison, idiot

Islie:
https://dailytrust.com/wike-seeks-order-to-jail-striking-workers/

By the time them pour you acid, people go come dey cry "justice for you"

This thing you quoted now does it even make sense to you? Bad belle people everywhere

yarimo:
power plant that is owned by private individual, Alex otti don't know anything about that projects in Aba

When has it become a must to open shop?

Not fair, Morocco should get stiffer penalty plus a life ban from hosting any match

I remember this day. What a tragedy

It shows where the loyalty of the Military lies

The botched Hausa/Fulani coup of 2025

Nigeria government go soon understand what's happening. Their $9M lobby fund not as effective as the Igbos lobbying in America