₦airaland Forum

SixSeven:
Fans cannot play football, they can only watch football my dear. The politics gives us something to talk off the field, even non football lovers are interested in that and want to see the story when you play on the pitch.

AnonPoet:
FIFA WORLD CUP | In response to the online criticism and backlash, Bafana Bafana captain Ronwen Williams has urged football fans to unite in the globe, saying, "Let's leave politics to politicians and play football."

FIFA WORLD CUP | In response to the online criticism and backlash, Bafana Bafana captain Ronwen Williams has urged football fans to unite in the globe, saying, "Let's leave politics to politicians and play football." pic.twitter.com/yZe9po3GpT

— SABC News (@SABCNews) June 17, 2026

https://www.thecable.ng/ronwen-williams-africans-must-support-each-other-leave-politics-to-politicians/

Mirasteel:
The best religion on earth.

Iran would have been the land soddom and gomorrah if not because of their government.

Kennitrust:
https://dailypost.ng/2026/06/16/i-won-[color=#770077][/color]2023-presidential-election-forget-about-proof-peter-obi/

Adblg0610:
Enemies caught alive or those that surrendered voluntarily, are regarded as POWs and international rules of engagement say they must be treated humanely in all circumstances. They must be protected against any act of violence, as well as against intimidation, insults and public curiosity. The minimum acceptable conditions of rehabilitation and reintegration must cover such issues as accommodation, food, clothing, hygiene and medical care.

IbrahimSola:
Nigerian electricity workers are the stupidest, the dumbest and the most mumu in the world, just like the companies that they work for.

Firstly, how can you go to work on high tension WITHOUT protective gears? At least gloves as a minimum? Sometimes I drive electricians away if u show up to work for me without gloves and boots, because if you're electrocuted in the process, the society will expect me to bear or share responsibility.

Yet these estimated bill companies would allow someone climb electric poles without protection. A country of ANYHOW-ness. This is why we bother God so much as if we're the only people God created. Simple precaution we can't take. Does this company no have a Safety Officer or Safety Dept? Can NERC not sue them or penalize them for not implementing the most basic of the safety rules at work? Useless people. May the light shock their Oga one day.

ZombieTERROR:
The worst mistake the world made was granting Africa independence...

The west should have been in charge of this shit hole..

we would have been better off,
Our democracy only creates billionaire politicians and hungry wretched masses

stewpid black South Africans are lucky for late independence, they would have been another malawi

Westman001:
I laughed so hard at the second red card.

It's a huge embarrassment for the southies. The last time there was three red cards in a world cup game it was in a match SA played too. South Africa vs Denmark 1998 world cup

Yampotatocarrot:
Except if there's another picture not showing, dude looks the same to me... He was just wearing a bulaba cloth in the before picture and a fitted shirt in the after picture

Igbophobia:
He had no chance of leaving and was never given the option of leaving. TY Danjuma is still alive and can testify what happened that night since he was part of the coup that killed both men.

Igbophobia:
That Fajuyi 'elected ' to die for Aguiyi Ironsi is a lie concocted by the Lagos- Ibadan expresway media houises. Fajuyi was clearly marked for death by the coup-plotters.

Psoul:
I laugh when I see people changing goal post when the situation turns against them.

Now you guys want to believe that Igboho was trying to secure your region while the same region called Mazi Nnamdi Kalu terrorist when he tried to open his people's eyes and protect his region.



If you guys had maintained this posture of "All hands on deck...," when MNK was speaking against it, may be, this insecurity may not even get to your region cos I believed it would've bn nipped in the bud.

I think we are learning the hard way.

Noblechykk:
And you believe him? The president gave him go ahead order and it's the state governor stopping him. Do you even know how powerful a president is?

press9jatv:
There is unconfirmed report that tally to what Oyo state speaker Debo Ogundoyin said about what the bandits really want to release the school children and their teachers

1. 1 billion naira to be paid to one account in Benin republic

2. The Oyo state government should released the other bandits in Agodi and Agunponpo prison

3. 2 Toyota Hilux

4. Concession of some oyo state law in favour of the bandits ( maybe Sharia law )

I really know that Governor Seyi Makinde is not a cruel person a once best governor in Nigeria

At this stage if this report are true then we need international help to secure the release of those children and their teachers cos this is actually politics

And again the people that brought sheik Gunmi to Ibadan will not reap what they sow they will never have rest of mind !!

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phemmie06:
He should not bring ill luck to arsenal.

Sonnobax15:

Everywhere go just scatter .

Was having a similar Conversation with a nurse in my area just yesterday about this DNA stuff and she said and I quote--"if DNA test is to be conducted in Nigeria today,over 70 percent of homes will face everlasting disintegration.

buygala:
Yes, only if the new father will submit himself for a DNA test to check if he is truly a son of the man he calls "father"

You can't be a baskad and demanding that your kid shouldn't be a baskad

If a man seeks to question anyone's paternity, it's only sensible that his own paternity be investigated...

Aura for Aura

Akell:
Every few months, social media erupts with another shocking story of a man discovering that the child he raised is not biologically his. In response, some people now argue that DNA testing at birth should become a standard hospital procedure.

Supporters believe compulsory DNA testing would:

• prevent paternity fraud,
• protect men from deception,
• reduce future family disputes, and
• provide medical and genetic certainty from birth.

Opponents, however, argue that it could:

• undermine trust in marriages and relationships,
• increase broken homes,
• create a culture of suspicion, and
• unfairly stigmatise women and children.

There are also broader concerns about:

• privacy and data protection,
• the financial cost of testing,
• possible government abuse or regulation, and
• whether Nigeria’s healthcare system even has the capacity to implement such a policy effectively.

So, what do you think?

• Should DNA testing at birth be compulsory, optional, or discouraged?

• Would you personally support it within your own family?

• Is trust enough, or should science settle these questions once and for all?

Ladies and gentlemen of Nairaland, over to you.