₦airaland Forum

Sonnobax15:
. I swear sis....

I can't imagine myself having the thought someday, about relocating to Ghana . To do what exactly? Ghana wey no live life reach Nigeria..

You are right ✅️. Ghana is the most gloomy and sad country on earth. Everyone is sad in that place. Too many poor people that can't even afford to feed on daily basis. Zero value for money and they literally get angrier immediately they know you are from Nigeria. Very shitty place. I won't allow my dog to spend a night in that horrible place.

[quote author=AnambraOrigin=137113208]Many of this people will lose election in 2027 because of there alignment with APC[/quote]You never start to cry, 2027 is already concluded.

Cocolatti:
Please how does that cayenne pepper look like and where do I get it.

You cam buy it in any super market. Or goto your local market.

Stop taking these antibiotics for ulcer.

Get an unripe pawpaw, medium or big size, cut in into small chunks/pieces. Put it into a 5 litres gallon and let it ferment for 3 days. Take half cup in the morning and evening adding 1 teaspoon of cayanne pepper each time. After 3 weeks, you will be free from all form of ulcers.

Northernblood8:
These people keep on pretending to be Igbos just to destroy us. We know them very well.

If not that the one in hajj got exposed, we wouldn't have known . Media is one of the dangerous weapons fashioned against innocent citizens

To destroy you? This is some sort of sarcasm? Have you seen what your brothers are doing in South Africa, India, Spain, Brazil, Thailand, Malaysia and Vietnam? Oh please!!

owobokiri:
I cry whenever I see a happy slave..
A happy fulani slave makes me weep..

Slave? Look eastward. You are the slaves, second class citizens running away from your barren land.

Wetin concern you? We don't need you ibos, we dont have anything in common, the closest ibo town is 700km from south west.

blackgold2018:
then why are you people turning completely blind eye in kwara??

owobokiri:
They actually have an Emirate in Yorubaland. The fulani. Stop living in a fuuls paradise..
They rule your people in Ilorin. Directly too!
You are the only major ethnic group in Nigeria, who are being ruled directly in their land by a minority ethnic group, the fulani, so how can you say they know "their place? Or are you saying their place" in Yorubaland is at the throne!?

You can't see this because nepotism has blinded you from seeing basic reasons . You are naively fixated on the Igbos who don't have any interest in ruling you..
Lagos is not the only place you call Yorubaland.
Fulanis are almost through with Kwara, so they named Kwara State government house after The Sarduana of Sokoto! In your land!!!

You tell me; Which fulani states government house is named after a yoruba?

Why are you crying more than the bereaved?

We have no issue with Fulanis until you show me one that claims lagos is a no man's land or better still, show me any Fulani contesting for any elective position.

Peter Gringory Obi is the worst person to ever contested for presidency in Nigeria.

But you are supporting Peter Gringory Obi?

Efuaye:
Only in Nigeria! We don't know the implications of changing parties every four years. It may benefit the politicians but not the system, in the end.
I wish everything could be done to make it politically difficult to switch parties at will.

Peter Gringory Obi won't say anything about what his brothers are doing in India? They have destroyed the name of Nigeria in South Africa, Ghana, Spain, Thailand, Malaysia, Vietnam and now they are doing the same in India?

When and If India decides to ban Nigerians from going to their country, they usual deplorables will claim it was due to bad politicians or electoral process.
Like the atrocities they committing in south Africa or Ghana isn't enough.

Are you telling me that Major General Gentle De Yahoo and 3 star General Igwe Butuzor are aware of this? Who in his right sense invest in a place where miscreants reign supreme?

stainzvill:
Lagos dey smell, smellos
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Guess who is making it smell? We don't want to hear, they are envious of us and all that.

Though I beg to differ, but there is always going to be a starting point. Nigerians are not ready for this discussion considering that the masses or the middle class are just waiting for any opportunity to get into position of power to start wanton looting. Its a vicious cycle.

The mindset of average nigerian is distorted waiting for a chance to share the national cake.

franchasofficia:
They don't cancel the visas of the evil politicians destroying Nigeria.


They should start with banning Nigerian politicians, starting from Bola Tinubu, all the Governors, Senators, Ministers, etc, that is the only time you should rejoice, but right now, it's still the struggling Middleclass and those who worked hard to achieve the little success they achieved in Nigeria that are the victims again.



So there is nothing to be happy about here, Trump is doing nonsense

Denied what? I swear with the life of my children that I have never directly or indirectly applied for US visa in my life. I am not an inferior race.

Commentor:
Because you were denied several times.

This is the reason why I wanted Trump to win at all cost. I want an outright cancellation of all visas issued to Nigerians. We must fix this country.

The United States Embassy in Nigeria has quietly begun revoking valid visas previously issued to Nigerian citizens, leaving professionals, entrepreneurs, frequent travellers, and families stranded with disrupted plans and mounting costs.

Several affected individuals have confirmed receiving official letters from the embassy in recent weeks, instructing them to submit their passports at the consulate in Lagos or Abuja. Upon submission, their visas were summarily cancelled without explanation.

The cancellation notices, citing Title 22, Code of Federal Regulations, Section 41.122, vaguely stated that “new information became available after the visa was issued,” but provided no details, evidence, or avenues for appeal.

Among those impacted are a prominent journalist, the head of a federal government agency scheduled to deliver an international address, and an Abuja-based entrepreneur with a spotless travel record.

Others include professionals and frequent travellers who rely on visas for education, family reunions, medical treatment, and critical business engagements.

Several were forced to cancel overseas trips at short notice, refund tickets, and explain to partners why they could no longer attend important meetings.

In some cases, travellers only discovered the cancellations at airports and boarding gates, with a few briefly detained by immigration officials before being turned back.

Those affected insist they have never overstayed visas, violated immigration rules, or raised security concerns. The sudden revocations have therefore sparked growing fears of a quiet but targetted tightening of U.S. visa policy against Nigerians.

Analysts point to longstanding scrutiny of applicants from high-migration countries, with Nigeria often singled out.

Policy documents from previous U.S. administrations encouraged consular officers to apply heightened review standards to certain nationalities, raising concerns that the current wave of cancellations may be a continuation of that practice.

The development has drawn calls for urgent intervention by the Nigerian government.

Commentators argue that the Ministry of Foreign Affairs should immediately lodge a formal protest and demand clarity from the American government, insisting that Nigerians who abide by immigration rules deserve transparency and fairness in their treatment.

The cancellations have already inflicted significant personal and financial losses. Careers and academic programmes have been disrupted, medical appointments missed, families separated, and international business opportunities lost.

Despite the gravity of the situation, neither the U.S. Embassy in Nigeria nor Nigerian authorities have issued a public statement addressing the wave of cancellations, leaving affected citizens in limbo.

https://newsmakerslive.org/us-embassy-begins-cancelling-nigerians-valid-visas-leaving-professionals-families-stranded/

Yes, I think so, some days I walked for 4 hours and on some crazy days 6 hours.

dreamxhaser:
Omo! That’s massive bro.

Going by my research, you should be among top 1% of People

They always have something to say when things of lesser magnitude than this happened in other regions or states outside of south east. Why the mortuary silence? Peter Obi, the cheif mourner of Nigeria would have tweeted five times already, is he suffering from selective amnesia?

Amudeneogu:
Please what concern Peter Obi and Oby Ezekwsiri in this case, I hate nonsense please.

I have trekked 1915 km in last 5 months, not even upto 5 months more like 4 months and some days. 2.5 million steps, average of 16,982 steps per day. burnt 144,202kcal or equivalent of 2884 eggs.

dreamxhaser:
OP see mine

And I am a freelancer, so I work from home.

What I do is, go out very early in the morning let’s say around 7AM, and stroll around while listening to music. Then around 6pm I do same thing.

I also do pushups at home. I suffered anxiety in the past and I believe treating was one of the things that helped me.

Like the Mondays sit at home going on in iboland is nothing to worry about.

Racoon:
No sane person needs anybody to tells him or her that fearful reality

Makes no difference, if Peter runs or not Kwankwaso is decamping to APC next tomorrow.

danijesus:
. Oga! If Peter obi runs independently he will be thoroughly RIGGED out of the election,his best bet is to join hands with Atiku...this is not America,this is Nigeria!