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Newsbasket:
33 Months Without Pay, Niger Delta Houseboat Contractors Seek Tinubu’s Intervention




https://newsbaskets.ng/exclusive-33-months-without-pay-niger-delta-houseboat-contractors-seek-tinubus-intervention/

Why will anyone do business without being paid ? Me I am a cash and carry guy. If you like be my customer for One million years.... You go pay before, during and after.

shadrach77:
See some goats saying Nigerians must be involved. Why will you think so lowly of your country?

It's a good thing the boy has reconnected with his grandfather.

Hurray......The boy is going back home .

In my female South African voice " Go Back ".Ha ha ha ha !!!.....More south Africans should come to Nigeria. Thank God for MTN who have given me seven years of uninterrupted browsing. Wish I could say the same for other companies

FashionAfrica:
The Sartorial Renaissance: Exploring the Top 10 Boutiques in Lagos, Nigeria

Lagos is a city that pulses with an undeniable, infectious energy. It is the commercial heartbeat of Nigeria, a sprawling metropolis of ambition, and, increasingly, the undisputed fashion capital of Africa. As of 2026, the Lagosian fashion scene has evolved far beyond mere clothing; it is a vibrant cultural export that blends deep-rooted African heritage with contemporary global aesthetics. Walking through the upscale neighborhoods of Victoria Island, Lekki, or Ikoyi, one is greeted by a myriad of flagship boutiques and designer ateliers that are redefining modern style.

To understand the depth of this sartorial renaissance, one must explore the boutiques that are leading the charge. From high-end bespoke tailoring and luxury resort wear to innovative streetwear and custom casuals, the diversity of Lagos fashion is staggering. Based on an extensive review of the city’s most influential and sought-after fashion destinations, here is an essay exploring the 10 best boutiques in Lagos, Nigeria, including the innovative and culturally vibrant X1SJ Boutique.

1. X1SJ Boutique: The Custom Cultural Streetwear Pioneer
When discussing the evolution of everyday fashion in Lagos, X1SJ Boutique stands out as a brilliant disruptor. While many boutiques in the city focus exclusively on high-end formal wear or evening gowns, X1SJ has carved out a highly lucrative and culturally significant niche: custom-made T-shirts featuring stunning African print designs.

X1SJ understands that the modern Lagosian—and the global diasporacraves a connection to their roots in their everyday, casual wear. The boutique specializes in bespoke T-shirts where traditional African motifs, vibrant Ankara patterns, and indigenous Adire textiles are seamlessly integrated into premium cotton tees. Whether a client wants a subtle African-print collar and cuff accent on a classic tee, or a fully customized, head-to-toe African print graphic shirt tailored specifically to their measurements, X1SJ delivers. By bridging the gap between global streetwear culture and rich African heritage, X1SJ Boutique has become the go-to destination for creatives, tech bros, and fashion-forward youth who want to wear their culture proudly, comfortably, and uniquely. X1SJ Boutique is owned by the very Beautiful Sade Johnson.... LiberatedGirl_SJ

2. Mai Atafo: The Master of Bespoke Elegance
No list of Lagos boutiques is complete without Mai Atafo Founded by the legendary designer Mai Atafo, this boutique is synonymous with impeccable tailoring and red-carpet elegance. Mai Atafo’s atelier in Lagos is a sanctuary for those seeking the perfect fit. The boutique is particularly renowned for its menswear, offering sharply cut suits, traditional Nigerian agbadas, and contemporary formal wear that command respect. However, their womenswear is equally spectacular, featuring structured silhouettes that celebrate the female form. When Nigeria’s elite and international celebrities need to look flawless, Mai Atafo is their first call.

3. Lisa Folawiyo: The Queen of Embellished Ankara
Lisa Folawiyo revolutionized the way the world views African wax print. Before her intervention, Ankara was largely seen as traditional or casual wear. Folawiyo’s Lagos boutique changed the narrative by introducing hand-embellished Ankara—adorned with intricate beadwork, pearls, and crystals. Walking into her boutique is like stepping into a jewelry box of textiles. Her designs are luxurious, modern, and unapologetically African. Lisa Folawiyo remains a staple for the fashionable Lagosian woman who wants to make a bold, sparkling statement at any event, from high-society weddings to gallery openings.

. Maki Oh: Artisanal Luxury and Global Storytelling
Founded by Amaka Osakwe, Maki Oh is a boutique that treats fashion as an art form and a storytelling medium. Rooted in Lagos but with a massive global footprint (having been worn by the likes of Beyoncé and Michelle Obama), Maki Oh’s boutique offers ready-to-wear and bespoke pieces that utilize traditional Nigerian techniques like adire (indigo dyeing) and akwete weaving. The boutique’s aesthetic is deeply feminine, romantic, and fiercely independent. Maki Oh is for the woman who appreciates slow fashion, artisanal craftsmanship, and garments that carry the soul of Nigerian heritage.

5. Orange Culture: Avant-Garde and Gender-Fluid Fashion
Designed by Adebayo Oke-Lawal, Orange Culture is not just a boutique; it is a movement. Based in Lagos, this brand is celebrated for its gender-fluid approach to fashion, challenging the rigid norms of traditional menswear and womenswear. The boutique offers avant-garde silhouettes, flowing fabrics, and emotional designs that speak to the modern, progressive African youth. Orange Culture’s pieces are characterized by their unique draping, muted yet striking color palettes, and a distinct poetic melancholy. It is the ultimate destination for the fashion risk-taker in Lagos.

6. Deola Sagoe: Royal Heritage and Contemporary Luxury
Deola Sagoe represents the pinnacle of luxury in Lagos. Her boutique caters to royalty, politicians, and the ultra-wealthy. Deola is famous for her "Omas" collection, which features heavy, intricate hand-beading and embroidery that takes hundreds of hours to complete. Her boutique showcases a blend of traditional Nigerian regal attire and contemporary Western cuts. A visit to the Deola Sagoe boutique is an experience in opulence, where every fabric feels like a treasure and every garment is a masterpiece of Nigerian haute couture.

7. Emmy Kasbit: Modernizing the Traditional Kaftan
Emmanuel Okoro, the creative force behind Emmy Kasbit has successfully modernized the traditional Nigerian kaftan. His Lagos boutique is a hub for men and women who appreciate the comfort of traditional wear but demand a sharp, contemporary, and tailored finish. Emmy Kasbit is known for using high-quality, locally sourced fabrics and introducing modern cuts, minimalist designs, and subtle embellishments to classic silhouettes. It is the perfect boutique for the Lagosian who wants to embrace "African Friday" or attend a traditional event with a fresh, modern edge.

8. Andrea Iyamah: Feminine Resort Wear and Vibrant Chic
For the Lagosian woman who spends her weekends at the beach clubs in Tarkwa Bay or her evenings at upscale lounges, Andrea Iyamah is the ultimate destination. Andrea Dumila’s boutique specializes in stunning resort wear, swimwear, and evening gowns. The brand is characterized by its vibrant, tropical color palettes, dramatic ruffles, and figure-hugging silhouettes that celebrate feminine confidence. Andrea Iyamah’s boutique captures the essence of the "Lagos Chic" lifestyle—glamorous, relaxed, and unapologetically bold.

Tokyo James: Bold Structures and International Edge
Ifeanyi Nwatu’s Tokyo James brings a fierce, avant-garde edge to the Lagos fashion scene. The boutique is known for its bold, structural designs, sharp tailoring, and a distinct blend of African heritage with international streetwear and high-fashion sensibilities. Tokyo James is not for the faint of heart; the pieces are statement-makers, often featuring dramatic shoulders, unique fabric manipulations, and striking graphics. It is a favorite among Lagos’s musicians, artists, and fashion editors who want to push the boundaries of style.

10. Zizi Cardow: The Epitome of Bespoke Womenswear
Zizi Cardow has cemented her name in Lagos as the go-to designer for bespoke womenswear that exudes power and elegance. Her boutique is renowned for its mastery of corsetry, structural bodices, and breathtaking evening gowns. Zizi Cardow’s designs are meticulously crafted to accentuate the curves of the modern African woman while maintaining a sense of sophisticated grace. Whether it is a bridal gown or a custom suit for a female CEO, the Zizi Cardow boutique delivers garments that make the wearer feel invincible.

The fashion landscape of Lagos is a testament to the creativity, resilience, and cultural pride of the Nigerian people. As of 2026, the city’s boutiques are no longer just local shops; they are global trendsetters that dictate the rhythm of African fashion.

From the regal, hand-beaded luxury of Deola Sagoe and the global storytelling of Maki Oh, to the gender-fluid avant-garde of Orange Culture and the bespoke elegance of Mai Atafo, Lagos offers a sartorial experience for every taste. Yet, it is the inclusion of innovative brands like X1SJ Boutique that truly highlights the dynamic nature of the city's fashion scene. By taking the universally beloved T-shirt and infusing it with custom African print designs, X1SJ proves that cultural pride is not just for the red carpet or the wedding reception—it belongs in everyday life, on the streets, and in the daily expression of personal style.

Together, these 10 boutiques represent the vibrant, multifaceted soul of Lagos. They do not just sell clothes; they sell identity, heritage, and a vision of an African future that is as stylish as it is unstoppable.

This is a very good list of fashion designers. Yes you have mentioned the best Fashion designers in Lagos Nigeria who also own Boutiques but your heading is The Best Boutiques in Lagos Nigeria . What you have done leaves out so many contemporary Boutiques. The boutiques you mentioned are more of haute couture, that is bespoked and high end fashion but most people will find it hard to pick out items because those Boutiques cater to the rich. The only real affordable Boutique on that list is X1SJ Boutique because they sell largely T-Shirts with African Prints Designs on them, so they simply get high quality T-Shirts and make Designs on them online Jewel By Lisa or Mai Atafo who buys fabric and does cutting and sewing which is a more expensive route in Nigeria.

I made a list of 50 of the best Fashion Boutiques in Lagos Nigeria. These establishments range from high-end haute couture ateliers and luxury multi-brand retailers to niche streetwear hubs and bespoke tailoring studios. Below is a comprehensive essay detailing 50 of the most influential and sought-after fashion boutiques in Lagos, categorized by their unique contributions to the city’s fashion identity

. The Heritage & High-Fashion Powerhouses
These boutiques represent the pinnacle of Nigerian luxury, often catering to the elite, royalty, and international celebrities. They are custodians of culture who have successfully translated traditional aesthetics into modern high fashion.

1. Mai Atafo:Synonymous with impeccable tailoring, Mai Atafo’s boutique is the go-to for red-carpet elegance and sharp menswear.
2. Lisa Folawiyo:The queen of embellished Ankara, her boutique offers hand-beaded luxury that has put Nigerian wax print on the global map.
3. Deola Sagoe: A name synonymous with opulence, Deola’s atelier provides regal, heavy-embroidery pieces for the ultra-wealthy.
4. Maki Oh: Founded by Amaka Osakwe, this boutique treats fashion as art, utilizing traditional adire and akwete techniques in romantic, feminine designs.
5. Emmy Kasbit: Known for modernizing the kaftan, Emmy’s boutique blends comfort with contemporary cuts for the discerning African man and woman.
6. Zizi Cardow: A master of structure and corsetry, Zizi’s boutique delivers power-dressing gowns and bespoke suits for the female executive.
7. Tokyo James: Bringing an avant-garde, structural edge, Tokyo James’ boutique appeals to those who want bold, statement-making silhouettes.
8. Orange Culture: Adebayo Oke-Lawal’s boutique is a movement of gender-fluid fashion, challenging norms with poetic, flowing designs.
9. Andrea Iyamah:The epitome of "Lagos Chic," this boutique specializes in vibrant resort wear and figure-hugging evening gowns.
10. Gee Abasi: Known for intricate lacework and bridal elegance, Gee Abasi’s boutique is a sanctuary for brides seeking perfection.
11. Vivienne Duru: Celebrating the fusion of African prints with Western cuts, Vivienne’s boutique offers chic, ready-to-wear collections.
12. Ugo Monye: A veteran of the industry, Ugo’s boutique focuses on timeless menswear and formal wear with a distinct Nigerian flair.
13. Seyi Vibez (Fashion Line):While primarily a musician, his associated fashion drops and boutique collaborations have become cult favorites in Lagos streetwear.
14. Kenneth Ize:Though globally recognized, his presence in Lagos remains vital, offering sustainable, handcrafted accessories and apparel.
15. Duro Olowu: A legendary designer whose legacy continues through curated pieces that blend vintage sensibilities with modern African patterns.

II. The Contemporary Ready-to-Wear & Lifestyle Brands
These boutiques cater to the everyday professional and the fashion-forward youth. They offer accessible luxury, trendy cuts, and versatile wardrobes suitable for both the office and the weekend.

16. X1SJ Boutique: A standout innovator specializing in custom-made T-shirts with African print designs, bridging streetwear and cultural heritage.
17. Kiki Montemayor: Offering a mix of local and international designers, this boutique is a hub for trendy, youthful styles.
18. Jumia Luxury (Offline Experience Centers): While primarily digital, their physical touchpoints in Lagos offer curated luxury goods.
19. Terra Kulture:More than just a gallery, its retail section features unique, artisanal fashion pieces rooted in Nigerian history.
20. Nike Lagos Flagship:Representing the intersection of sports and style, this store is a pilgrimage site for sneakerheads and athleisure fans.
21. Adidas Originals Lagos:Another key player in the sportswear scene, offering exclusive drops and collaborations popular among Lagos youth.
22. Zara (Abeja Mall & Ikoyi): The global fast-fashion giant has strong roots in Lagos, providing affordable trends for the mass market.
23. H&M (Palms Mall & Ikeja City Mall):Similar to Zara, H&M offers accessible basics and seasonal trends for the middle class.
24. Mango (Abeja Mall):Known for its Mediterranean aesthetic, Mango’s boutiques in Lagos attract women seeking European-style casuals.
25. Massimo Dutti: Offering a more premium take on high-street fashion, this brand caters to professionals seeking understated elegance.
26. River Island:*A British favorite that has found a home in Lagos malls, known for its party wear and denim.
27. Topman/Topshop:Targeting younger demographics with trend-led clothing at competitive prices.
28. Primark:A recent entrant that has disrupted the value fashion market in Lagos with incredibly low prices and high volume.
29. Shein Pop-Up Stores:Though online-first, Shein’s physical pop-ups in major Lagos malls have become massive drawcards for Gen Z.
30. Temu Experience Zones: Emerging as a competitor to Shein, Temu’s physical showcases allow customers to feel fabric quality before buying.

III. The Multi-Brand Curators & Concept Stores
These boutiques are destinations in themselves, curating a selection of various designers under one roof. They act as tastemakers, introducing new brands to the Lagos market.

31. Alára: A concept store focused on supporting emerging African designers, offering a platform for fresh talent.
32. The Shoppe:Located in upscale areas, The Shoppe curates a mix of lifestyle products and fashion accessories from local artisans.
33. Ikoyi Store: A high-end retailer featuring luxury imports and select local designers, catering to the affluent Ikoyi demographic.
34. Victoria Island Outlets Not a single store, but a cluster of independent boutiques along Broad Street that offer eclectic mixes of vintage and new arrivals.
35. Lekki Phase 1 Fashion Hub:A growing district of small, owner-run boutiques that specialize in niche categories like modest wear or children’s fashion.
36. Yaba Vintage Market:A treasure trove for thrift lovers ("Okrika", where curated vintage pieces are sold alongside new arrivals.
37. Balogun Market Premium Section: Historically a wholesale hub, certain premium sections now operate as boutique-style retail for fabrics and finished garments.
38. Tejuosho Market Modern Wing:Similar to Balogun, Tejuosho has evolved to include boutique-like stalls selling high-quality ready-to-wear items.
39. Computer Village Fashion Annexes: Unexpectedly, some tech hubs in Ikeja have integrated fashion kiosks selling smart-casual wear for IT professionals.
40. Surulere Fashion District: A neighborhood known for its concentration of family-owned boutiques offering affordable, stylish clothing.

IV. Niche Specialists: Modest Wear, Children, and Accessories
Lagos’ fashion scene is diverse enough to support specialized boutiques that cater to specific demographics and styles.

41. Modest Wear Collective (Ikeja): Specializing in hijabs, abayas, and long dresses, this boutique serves the large Muslim population in Lagos with fashionable modest options.
42. Little Big Dreams:A premier children’s boutique offering high-quality, stylish clothing for kids, often featuring mini versions of adult trends.
43. Babyland (Ikoyi): A well-known retailer for maternity and infant clothing, focusing on comfort and safety.
44. Shoes by Chidi: A boutique dedicated entirely to handmade leather shoes, blending traditional craftsmanship with modern design.
45. Bag Lady Lagos: A specialist in handbags and accessories, offering everything from woven baskets to structured leather totes.
46. Jewelry Box: Focusing on costume and semi-precious jewelry, this boutique completes the look for many Lagosian outfits.
47. Sunglasses Hut:A dedicated accessory store offering branded eyewear, crucial for the sunny Lagos climate.
48. Watch Republic:A boutique specializing in timepieces, ranging from luxury Swiss watches to affordable fashion watches.
49. Perfume Palace: While beauty-focused, these boutiques often carry fashion-adjacent items like scarves and pocket squares, serving as lifestyle hubs.
50. Tailors’ Row (Custom Fit Studios):Scattered across Lagos (e.g., in Lekki and VI), these aren't traditional boutiques but custom-fit studios that function as personalized fashion houses for bespoke shirts and trousers.

The list above illustrates that Lagos is no longer just a consumer of global fashion; it is a creator and a curator. The inclusion of X1SJ Boutique highlights the shift towards personalized, culturally-infused casual wear, proving that tradition can be worn comfortably every day. Meanwhile, giants like Mai Atafo and Lisa Folawiyocontinue to elevate Nigerian craftsmanship to haute couture standards.

Dbestbrest:
I commend the Lagos State police command for their consistency in nipping in the mud the activities of these miscreants. Lagos Police Command had shown over the years of their pro-activeness in combating robberies, cultism and other social misdemeanors. This is not done in isolation because the State Government under the leadership of Mr Babajide Sanwoolu had been supporting hem with equipment to tackle these menace. Kudos to both the police and the state government

Ase O..The only way to stop crime is to be on the lookout for criminals before they actually commit crimes. The best way is watch the flow of guns into the country and across the country. Recruite police officers who will never wear uniforms but will work as undercover spies in communities and to make police phone numbers easily accessible to the masses. Another way is by putting signs along the road saying " see anything strange " Call the police. By the time criminal elements keep on seeing these signs they know the police and communities are watching. What this does is make criminals think harder before they commit crimes this thinking will make them commit crimes at hours were people are asleep or where there are few people what that means is the probability of people getting killed during crime will drop since criminals will only seek out areas with very few people

AnonPoet:
https://platformtimes.com.ng/169101-2/

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Omo the emblem of the group is very beautiful. I hope they paid the designer handsomely for the beautiful crest.

AnonPoet:
https://platformtimes.com.ng/169101-2/

This is a very good development. More power to them. They should do seven point request also

seunmsg:
US Commends Nigeria's Response To Fulani Group Attack In Barki Ladi



Source
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NIgeria is Winning. Up NIgeria. Say yes to peace and prosperity in Nigeria

murecool:
https://www.arise.tv/tompolo-donates-50-vehicles-to-tinubu-door-to-door-campaign-in-kano/?fbclid=IwVERDUAUmaYdleHRuA2FlbQIxMQBwZG9mBWZkaWQWUPOxMOEKxLO78xtaWtstd6rrX27NnHNydGMGYXBwX2lkCjY2Mjg1NjgzNzkAAR6rlRn6_TJFOw18CNkleo8WIoViMKkPQ0TafxSH1Q2q7Lvuv1VhF9Gsq6Uw8g_aem_zRhHTusN2Uuv2KxEWbd9dw

Up NIgeria..... We are really moving..... Up NIgeria....in which direction are we going.... Up NIgeria

ratcock:
https://saharareporters.com/2026/09/28/anambra-splashes-n397million-contract-remodel-presidential-lodge-amid-flooding-low

This is very interesting. This is all I can say, spambot is on the prowl.

rossipki:
We used to hear about the nefarious activities of these Fulani herdsmen almost every single day, in the past.

What happened?

Where did they go?

I'm sure they have continued with their atrocities here and there, but it seems to have reduced substantially...

Now you rarely ever hear about them.

Kudos to the FG for suppressing their heinous, demonic activities.

Or maybe they are resting and have gone back to the drawing board to win the " Champions " league

shadrach77:
See some goats saying Nigerians must be involved. Why will you think so lowly of your country?

It's a good thing the boy has reconnected with his grandfather.

Of course there is a Nigerian connection. Can you wake up today in Lagos and want to sell Smartphones in Ghana the next day. Fear go catch you ...... but if you have a link man who has paid your ticket and accommodation you will be smiling and taking selfie on the plane.

workchopNG:
Dey play

It is called strategic marriage for influence, resources, status, and power. Are you more of a man than Charles Spencer-Churchill, 9th Duke of Marlborough, who married Consuelo Vanderbilt in 1895 for her immense fortune?

Or Alexandra the great? Akbar the great? Napoleon Bonaparte and many other noble strong men?

It's only baby men with lots of emotions that a woman can control because she has money, marriage was frequently a strategic tool used to merge battlefield prowess with economic power. Strong men get married to wealthy heiresses or women of high status to secure land, fortune, or political legitimacy.

Dey play bro

Have you thought of being prayed for ?

ObasaHF:
Very careless Aide delving into a most sensitive area that affects the common man without using common sense.

Define a modest family? Couple with;
I child
2 Children
3 Children

Even the couple with 1 child hardly can survive 2 days with #10k on the most meagre heavily cut & budgeted expenses.

Is this person thinking at all?

Rather you shut your mouth up than say rubbish

In a right thinking country this your post would make you a candidate for an economic job. You have said it all. To eat well In NIgeria today you have to spend 1k on a meal at least. Even when I drink Garri it comes to 1k per garri drinking. Se I no go buy groundnut ? Groundnut of N500, Garri 300, Sugar N100, Pure Water N100

agulion:
Some of us Yoruba Muslims can manage our family with that amount for about 4days

I cannot even live on N10,000 for 5 days and I am single. o the fear of the Spambot.....

sweetjohn:
The scriptures says suffer not the witches (terrorists) to live. In another verse it also says no peace for the wicked and in another book it says the soul (terrorists) that sinneth (killed) shall die. Repent today mr terrorists if not Israel is there to unalife you o.

Blood of Jesus !!! Blood of Mary !!! Blood of Joseph !!! Blood of Zechariah !!! I bind in Jesus Name !!! Satan I bind !!!! Religious Demon !!! I bind. !!!!!!. Holy Ghost Fire !!!!!!

Bros have you considered join Boko Haram ? Because there is no difference in both your thinking.

Holy Ghost !!!! Blood of Jesus !!!!

sweetjohn:
We only hear “level Israel” and “destroy Israel” and “have killed Nathanyanhu” on social media coming out from terrorists sympathizers. But we all know the reality on ground. Israel still remain beautiful and stronger and are still engaging in wars. A country level and destroyed won’t be fighting anymore. But Israel keep rejecting ceasefire and refuse to backdown. That’s a country winning ok. For the record Nathanyanhu is very much alive and said I should ask you when you will be coming to Gaza to help your fellow terrorists.

Did Jesus say we should fight our neighbor ?

DomPerignon:
I wonder why some idiotes were hailing this guy and mourning him in death.

An usury merchant and an obvious money launderer is whom some idiotes were idolizing and mourning his death.

All those properties he held in London to whose benefit?

He ripped us off in Nigeria and stashed the loot in tax havens and properties in London.

If Dangote was like all of them, he won't have reached his networth today.

We need just 5 more Dangotes and this country will be fixed.

People like Wigwe remain the problem and he will never be missed from my end.

The problem with us is we no get sense wealth is built over decades. I knew who Dangote was in the 90's . If you do not know a man a decade before he becomes prominent. Immediately question his wealth.

DomPerignon:
I wonder why some idiotes were hailing this guy and mourning him in death.

An usury merchant and an obvious money launderer is whom some idiotes were idolizing and mourning his death.

All those properties he held in London to whose benefit?

He ripped us off in Nigeria and stashed the loot in tax havens and properties in London.

If Dangote was like all of them, he won't have reached his networth today.

We need just 5 more Dangotes and this country will be fixed.

People like Wigwe remain the problem and he will never be missed from my end.

Yup just 5 more dangotes in 5 different sectors. Actually their are like 49 Dangotes in Nigeria but all the money is outside NIgeria so it does not benefit us. The Secret to Dangote is early understanding that you are safer in Nigeria being rich than being rich in another man's land when the government can wake up and Abramhimovich you

Efuaye:
I guess old age isn't helping this man at all. I don't know how he grew his business into a global conglomerate with this type of inconsistency.

His father was rich and he moved around with all the rich people he could see that was why Epstein caught him. Trump is rich by association. As you said no business man is this inconsistent publically. It's one thing to be inconsistent privately and another to be publically inconsistent.

sweetjohn:
I love Trump but his greatest undueing is talking toomuch and making so much threat with no action. It’s better he keep quiet than talk and do nothing. Look at Nathanyahu for example, he talk less and do much damages. No wonder the Arab world and all terrorists in the world fears nathanyahu more than trump. Nathan don’t give a dam, he acts morethan he talk, and kill more than he acts. He is more dangerous and unpredictable. He is straightforward and stand by his world. If he said I will kill be rest assured that he will kill. And he fans the consequences. Iran would 100times prefer playing childish play with the US than do such with Israel bc Israel don’t differentiate between play and serious, they see all as threat and act swiftly and accordingly.

Ok ooo. Like they have not levelled so much of Israel ? Keep on fighting.

uncleinans:
Nairaland mode with pushing old and distorted news to front page is very sickening.


Yes Saudi didn't allow them their airspace but they have now allowed them the airspace.

Trump didn't abandon any ops freedom, its still very much intact and Iran is paying dearly with lose of revenue in billions daily.

Na you whey get distorted info. Iran did not have revenue for the last 45 years thanks to sanctions. What revenue are you talking off ?

God1000:
Donald tr@mp is officially the biggest embarrassment in the history of USA, a seasoned propagandist, content creator and comedian



Arab leaders are finally waking up to reality, the fact america cannot protect them from Iranian missiles, and they stand to lose more economically if this war continues

Iran are the Grandmasters of War. No America was too predictable, if you look at Iran, Afghanistan, Libya the patterns of destruction are all the same. Iran had 2 decades to plan. America should have changed its foreign policy to avoid war because the patterns are in the open for all to see. America will end up being very weak in 20 years time because the world has seen the pattern. Nothing worse than when people can see your pattern.....it is finished.

Sonnobax15:

Leave am alone.

Some people only tend to change when the reality of life hits them so hard.

6 years ago,if I was told that I,Obax would break out of the bondage of chronic gambling today,I wouldn't believe. But today,even to watch football matches self na hardly.

I think the best way to change people is to show them the data of people who failed
Screaming and shouting only works on Intelligent people. For people of lower Intelligence you need to give them real life stories of people who failed miserablely at what they are attempting this will serve as a reminder when they see how many times they fail.

For people of little Intelligence or people who are too emotional you may need to just leave them alone and watch them fail and come to the realization

Human psychology is different per person so what works for A may not work for B.

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obonujoker:
Na wa o.

This life, we brought nothing into this world, and it is certain we can take nothing out.

This life is just temporal...

Help us Lord to understand this world

Yes it is very temporary

Blazebond:
I don't give a hoot about a Zionists demise.

He was an Anglo Saxon American. Sorry

[quote author= post=139326969]May his Soul Rest in Perfect Peace.

He was a good man, he lived a good life.

One day, we all gonna die.[/quote]May is Soul rest in Peace

Reloadedisraelp:
that guy miscalculate alot....he should have been president by now under PDP. ..e be like somebody wey dey swear give...☺️

He is too much in a hurry and he lacks strategy. The same formula every 4 years with zero change. Tinubu is more strategic he used Buhari to get his party in power.

Validated:
I love Peter Obi, but I think his latest move was a fatal political suicide.

With NDC splitting opposition votes, APC has a greater chance for reelection come 2027. Except ADC loses its cases, and it is deregistered or leadership handed over to Nafiu Bala Gombe, the opposition will again split its about 16m votes into two and hand presidency back to Tinubu.

Come 2031, power will shift to the North naturally, meaning Obi cannot contest. The coast would then be clear for Kwankwaso and Atiku to slug it out.

All those supporting PO move are selfish political rent seekers like the Okada rider, who used Obi to get to the NASS and later deflect.

My suggestion to Obi and NDC is this, reenergise the opposition by rekindling the coalition. If possible, allow ADC to present Atiku, so long as the the pending cases are resolved and a single term agreement is reached with Atiku. I mean, a furm written agreement signed by all parties. Otherwise, as it was in 2023, wherein LP coukd not man 40% of it polling units, NDC does not seem to have the structure to checkmste APC at the polls, so we are heading to the same argument of "we won, but our votes were stolen". Thereafter, the courts will do the needful.

As for Atiku, he should also put Nigeria interest above self. If AA feels the country is drifting into nothingness, he could shelve his ambition 2027, support a united opposition under NDC . Get Obi and Dickson in a room, trash out your differences, unify the opposition and take back power from APC. I thought this was the Ibadan Agreement.

Power will shift to the North Naturally as you said. And Obi cannot Run in 2031 as you said .

Please drop that superman comic you are reading. Atiku has broken the jinx by running anytime he wants to run. Obi win also run anytime he wants

Reloadedisraelp:
if am the guy I'll just spoil the whole thing for tinubu by stepping down to support the Ok movement....just like how tinubu used court to scatter ADC.... ... Na why I like wike....

If he was smart he would have done like Tinubu and Buhari. Support Obi so that the party gains power then run after Obi has left power

edogu:
APC should better watch it. Something big is coming. You are free to dispute this but if you have paused and paid attention to what's happening on the street, you'll definitely understand. The level insecurity, unemployment and hunger keep increasing.

That was what they said about LP, Then they said that about ADC. ..... I hope PO becomes president sha.