₦airaland Forum

I never knew Fart ( Mess) were categorized.

It is often seen as disrespectful to fart in public.

Thanks for sharing such an interesting piece of information.

POLITICIANS RESIGNS BUT LEAVE THEIR SUPPORT IN THE LURCH OR DRENCH !

This is the dark side of Nigerian politics.

They are carried away by Stomach Infrastructure rather than ethics, value and good name.

Where is the Terror suspects photograph?

Bitoin:
The guy in the background is grossed out

I wonder why they didn't opt in for surgery

Serious cases like this one is unable to conduct surgery to separate both girls as they share the same stomach.

sleek214:
Who's Wike fighting again na. Do whatever you want with PDP, nobody cares... We are now in ADC.

Nigerians are not going to Adc with that useless Adc.

I Suggest they go and invest in Forex trading.

It is easier than coding and programming.

They can make money as in scalper forex trading.

Low volume trading.

FreeSpirited:
Time they would have used to train for programming, coding, cyber security and digital skill
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I can't blame them though...Before you blame them.... Think about these

I blame the society that praise corrupt people and corrupt politicians

I blame society that believes everyone is corrupt and must be corrupt to make big money

I blame the society that ridicule education and hard work as not a practical way of making real money

I blame the society that don't care how money is made but hail any kind of people who display wealth

I blame s society where minimum wage can't even take you home and feed you good 3 square meal

I blame society that believe only way to get woman is through buying her love.
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Yes our society is to be blamed, these young minds are reflection of how the society has conditioned them

THEY FEEL CODING, PROGRAMMING, CYBER SECURITY ETC IS VERY DIFFICULT AND TIME WASTING.

THAT THEY CAN NOT GET REMOTE JOBS WITH IT.

THAT INDIANS, BANGLADESHI PEOPLE, PAKISTANI PEOPLE, ARE TAKING THE JOBS ONLINE AS IN FIVERR, FREELANCER SITES.

THEY WANT QUICK MONEY

It is advisable one invest in multiple streams of income.

Farming, Transportation and Food Stuff Trading and then live a low key lifestyles and save money for the raining days.

Xscape1993:
Does he have another agenda outside the sole administrator duties? I don't just understand this Ibas or Ibase of a person ooo. He is doing too much ooo.

TINUBU AND WIKE PUT AM THERE TO CHOP BELLY FOOL !

That is the drama from the Rivers state politics.

Who are you to blame but Wike.

I never knew that Boy Child has an International day.

I am more conversant with that of the girl child.

The news media and medium in Nigeria that is the newspaper, internet has always focus on the girl child.

So that made the girl child day more popular.

youngwarlocks:
Evidence of a rigged or failed system. May Nigeria never happen to us negatively as we go about our daily lives.

NIGERIA HAS ALREADY HAPPENED TO US.

EVEN WITHIN THE CHURCHES, MOSQUES, ETC

There is so much moral decadence, dishonest conduct,

Make Sea Port work in the South South Geopolitical zones.

So they too can boost their marine economy.

Sea ports in Delta state such as the Warri sea port are lying fallow including those in Koko, Burutu, Sapele - All the mentioned a in Delta state.

Onne sea port in Rivers state, Calabar sea port, and the ones in Akwa Ibom needs funding from the federal and state government.

coldsummer:
Hahahaha.

It is good for Nigerians that supported him

I hope y'all still loving this orange douchebag

Is it every Nigerian that can afford foreign trip?

The answer is No.

The federal government should align with countries that provides Nigeria with advance technology at a very budget rates and that is where the likes of Russia, Brazil, China stands.

Jonathan:
These Ibadan kings no dey ever last


This one just less than 2 years he don go...

People wey dey line up to be king too many...

DO YOU MEAN THEY USE JUJU ( AFRICAN MAGIC AND SPIRITUAL POWER ) TO KILL HIM?

Bentacur007:
I don’t care about any region but anything to make better I will support

But Nigeria is operating a wrong system.

It is better there is restructuring.

Israel should go and work on its security especially reinvent the Iron Dome.

The federal government should reprioritize their borrowing plan to fall in line with the necessity and good ethics of borrowing.

sulaak:
Tinubu support state police and allows people to have arms to protect themselves

I agree with your suggestions.

FEDERAL GOVERNMENT AMEND THE CONSTITUTION TO CREATE STATE POLICE.

Tinubu is only thinking of 2027 Presidential election.

fuckingAyaya r:
The only reason they took Nnamdi kanu out of the scene

You are wrong !

Kanu was picked up for different reasons.

This killing should be condemned by Amnesty International.

The Buhari administration is responsible for this killing.

He encouraged his fulani kinsmen to be killing people from Benue state.

DeepSight:
Wrong List.

Burkina Faso was called Upper Volta.

DRC was called Zaire.

Botswana was called Rhodesia.

I can go on and on.

You are wrong Botswana is not called Rhodesia.

It is Zimbabwe that is called Rhodesia.

Yes, the Late Robert Mugabe 's Zimbabwe.

I referred to Mugabe due to his popularity and long years of ruling Zimbabwe before his eventual death after being forced out of power.

How is WROGN pronouced ?

It almost sound like wrong?

How wrong I could be?

Each Region should contribute to the baking of the national cake.

Crazy Trump wants to cast or spoil that beautiful St Kitts and Nevis Passport.

St Kitts have a passport that center on Investment program and with a St Kitts passport one can use it to enter the USA visa free.

Many Nigerian who are very wealthy and desirous of entering the USA in a less stressful ways go for the st Kitts passport via the investment program travel route.

Even those Nigerian enjoying the USA visa lottery route will be feeling disturbed and worried concerning the stability of their visa lottery stay.

My condolence to the families of the victims of this ill-fated crash in India.

I pray the emergency authority are able to rescue survival from the wreckage of the plane.

Counter-View: Air Peace’s Statement on Lagos Airport Incident Raises More Questions Than Answers

While Air Peace’s condemnation of violence and unruly conduct is commendable in principle, the airline’s one-sided account of the June 11 incident at Lagos Airport demands scrutiny. The statement portrays the politician as the sole aggressor, but critical details are conspicuously absent, leaving room for skepticism about the airline’s operational integrity and customer service standards.

1. Was the Flight Truly "On Time"?
Air Peace claims the politician arrived at 06:10 AM for a 06:30 AM departure, with boarding already closed. However, industry standards typically require boarding to remain open until at least 10–15 minutes before departure, especially for domestic flights. Questions arise:

Was the boarding process abruptly closed earlier than advertised?

Were there prior delays or communication lapses that contributed to the passenger’s frustration?

Why was the politician not accommodated on the next available flight, if the delay was minimal?

Without clarifying these points, Air Peace’s assertion of "strict timelines" risks appearing as rigid customer service failure rather than operational discipline.

2. Proportionality of Response
While violence against staff is indefensible, the airline’s decision to publicly shame a "prominent politician" without due process or evidence (e.g., CCTV footage, independent witnesses) is equally troubling. If the individual indeed "sealed the gate," how did one person overpower airport security? Lagos Airport is a high-security zone; such claims strain credulity without corroboration.

Air Peace’s haste to label the incident as "unruly conduct" while omitting any context (e.g., whether the passenger was provoked or misinformed) suggests a deliberate effort to control the narrative rather than address systemic issues.

3. Contingency Plan or Cover-Up?
The airline boasts of an "operational contingency plan" to reroute passengers, but this raises further questions:

If contingency measures were so easily activated, why were they not deployed before the situation escalated?

How many passengers were affected, and what compensation was offered for the inconvenience?

Airlines globally prioritize de-escalation and customer care in such scenarios. Air Peace’s focus on punitive rhetoric—rather than accountability or reconciliation—reflects poorly on its commitment to service.

4. Selective Zero-Tolerance Policy
Air Peace’s "zero-tolerance" stance is laudable, but is it applied uniformly? Past incidents involving VIPs (e.g., delayed flights for government officials) suggest flexibility for the powerful. Why the sudden rigidity here? The public deserves transparency on whether this is consistent policy or selective enforcement.

Conclusion: Demand for Transparency
Air Peace’s statement reads like damage control, not accountability. To restore trust, the airline should:

Release CCTV footage of the incident.

Disclose its boarding timeline policies and deviations (if any).

Explain why mediation wasn’t attempted before escalation.

Passengers deserve airlines that balance punctuality with empathy. Until Air Peace addresses these gaps, its moral high ground remains questionable.

Counter View: When Policy Lacks Compassion, It Breeds Frustration
While Air Peace has issued a strong statement condemning the conduct of a prominent Nigerian politician at the Lagos airport, it is equally important to reflect on the part the airline’s policies and customer service may have played in escalating the situation.

Yes, flight schedules are important, and timely departures are necessary. But what happens when a passenger — prominent or not — arrives barely 20 minutes before departure and is denied boarding without any flexibility or empathy? In many parts of the world, airlines make room for discretion in such borderline cases, especially when passengers are within the terminal and flights have not yet physically left the gate.

Air Peace’s zero-tolerance policy for aggression is commendable — no one supports violence or disorderly behavior. However, zero tolerance should not become a shield for zero accountability. If a high-profile figure like Senator Oshiomhole can be caught in such a frustrating situation, it begs the question: how often do ordinary Nigerians suffer silently under rigid procedures and impersonal treatment?

Rather than doubling down on bureaucracy, Air Peace should also address the core issue: customer experience. Was there proper communication before the gate closed? Were staff trained to manage such situations with professionalism and empathy? Was the customer — like many others — treated with dignity in that critical moment of distress?

This incident is not just about a politician’s behavior. It is a wake-up call for Nigerian aviation operators to reassess how they balance operational efficiency with humane service. Air Peace may have followed procedure, but it failed in perception and empathy — and in aviation, those count too.

No passenger should be above the rules, but no airline should be above accountability.

DEAR FALANA,

Thank you for talking sense to the head of Nyesom Wike.

This man carry too much GRA GRA !

But he can not do it near where embassy operates especially those top notch countries like USA, UK.

They will package Wike and dump him where he belongs.

Japan - 123,103,479 (123M)

How come the Japanese population is hitting 123 Million.?

They use to tell in the media that Japan is experiencing a decline in manpower population and that they have to import labour from other countries.

The same Japan is hitting 123 million in population.

No bi Juju be that?

What is the details surrounding this Japanese population.

It is about working population and general population.

The Nigerian government should begin adopting a mindset similar to that of the Israeli government.

Israel places a high priority on the security of its citizens and the protection of its national interests. This focus has enabled the country to withstand and counter persistent hostilities from neighboring regions.

Groups such as Hamas and Hezbollah have launched repeated attacks on Israel from Lebanon and other Arab territories. In response, the Israeli government takes decisive and proactive measures to defend its people and territory.

While these attacks have inflicted casualties and damage in Israel, the Israeli military often responds with overwhelming force, targeting those responsible—including militant leaders.

This strong security posture has served as both a deterrent and a defense mechanism, reinforcing the message that the safety of the nation is non-negotiable. Nigeria could benefit from adopting a similar level of seriousness when it comes to protecting its people and sovereignty.

Where was Ex-President Goodluck Ebele Jonathan when all this opportunity of building a federal seaport in Bayelsa state passed him.

Now the Bayelsa state government is struggling to build one at Agge.

AGGE DEEP SEA PORTS IN BAYELSA STATE.

Even the Ports at Burutu, Koko, Warri, and Sapele are not functional to create jobs.