₦airaland Forum

MaziObinnaokija:
Devil punish yo. join for demolished kabaka etc property/yo wickedness join

Mcreloaded:
Edo people have been asking themselves what is that thing the masses enjoyed under Obaseki government,

SlavaUkraini:
https://www.thecable.ng/obaseki-god-will-punish-politicians-who-use-power-for-personal-gain/

Racoon:
Whao! Whao!! Whao!!! Is the insecurity in Nigeria not already @ its elastic limit? This should prove to any sane person that the FG is behind the insecurity plaguing this nation

So what should be the punishment since the perpetrators are not deterred and the judiciary have been pocketed by the FG? Nigeria is really doomed with these band of leadership.

Hezzyluv:
Even within Niger State alone when you investigate very well, you will most likely see similar cases. That's the reason why it's difficult to defeat these terrorist.

Omooba77:
NIGERIA UPDATE: “Let President Muhammadu Buhari Rest in Peace” - By: Nasir Ahmad El-Rufai - 17th December 2025



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dre11:
The airstrikes suspectedly killed fishermen and commercial drivers at a T-junction in the area to transport their products.




https://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/headlines/843127-hours-after-assuring-civilian-safety-in-operations-air-force-bombs-many-in-borno.html

Ofunaofu:
https://www.vanguardngr.com/2025/12/recuse-yourself-you-cant-investigate-me-malami-to-efcc-chairman/

Newsgeek24:
https://verynigerian.com/breaking-ex-cjn-tanko-muhammad-is-dead/

BlackSpanner:
We expect the current Imo government to name a project after him.

Under his watch as chief justice, an unprecedented electoral miracle took place in Nigeria.

Xscape1993:
I will not be surprised if their agbero president is part of it because anything can happen in this government.

Brendaniel:
Looks like Trump is looking for a regime change, exactly what is really needed right now in Nigeria, for those who are talking about U.S coming to take oil from Venezuela, I'm not ruling that out, but I don't think that's the interest here, ask yourself a country with the largest oil reserves in the world is so poor and also if the oil was so profitable for them, why are the youths more into drug sales than oil?

Here it is:

1. The sulfur content in Venezuelan oil is one of the highest in the world making it harder and more costly to refine, so it is not attractive for buyers in the world like the Nigerian crude oil and some others, you see why it may not really make sense for the U.S to invade them for something that is not rushed after like others.

2. If a government is seen to be complicit in support of terror or drugs that is affecting the U.S directly then that could be another point, I saw some people mentioning Mexico in the other thread, but Mexico has recently improved their crackdown on drug cartels, though a lot of work still needs to be done and also have been partnering with U.S to take down cartels, I don't think it is the same with Venezuelan government.

3. Cartels know that these drugs come with addiction to the users and there are cases where they lure people with samples for free and the addiction starts which causes them to start stealing and wrecking their lives for the supply.

My question to those seeking Maduro to stay in power, I mean what exactly is the benefit of him staying in power while the country keeps sinking and getting poorer, their inflation was so bad at some point, they stopped counting money in supermarkets, they just bring a scale and weigh your money and give you the item you purchase, price of goods were now sold by weight of the money and not the value.

I even watched a prison documentary and if you think Nigerian prison is bad then you need to visit Venezuela, the prisoners carry guns inside the prison, they have their own police, they have their president and even court, prisoners sentence prisoners inside the prison, some prisoners don't want to leave the prison because it is safer for them due to cartel members looking for them to kill outside.

I notice a lot of people not supporting Trump are Tinubu supporters because they don't want same happening in Nigeria to Tinubu who is doing damage to Nigeria.

Islie:
https://punchng.com/insecurity-tinubu-demands-herders-surrender-guns/?amp

tuborme:
So many errors with the judgement. From where did the issue of British embassy bombing come in?

waice6571:
You guys will remain a victim forever unless you change your perception about life in general.

emkz:
Where were these voices when violence was unleashed by unknown gunmen on their people?

Streetinvestor2:
:pls all SW should declare public holiday and do owambe to celebrate thr victory and trophy over SE.The older generations of SE was not expecting anything different from SW president and judge.

Dotherightthing:
How can Child Rights Act of 2003 take precedence over Criminal Code Act of 2004

SisterAnn:
What constitutional role does a soldier have in election matters? You use them during election to settle scores. Is that their duty?

energy37:
It has no effect on the poor masses.

CyynthiaKiss:
https://www.facebook.com/share/v/1BZ12kHKFm/?mibextid=wwXIfr

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tunde1200:
Stupid boy
Nigerians soldiers no get respect for civilian life

EmperorIsaac:
Insulting the Black race!

Hedonisco:
This is simply a tribal matter. Imagine for one second that it was a Southern Christian soldier that stood up like that to a Fulani Muslim Minister of FCT. Just objectively imagine such a scenario. It would never even happen because such a Southern soldier would dare not. Even if he does, the reaction or outcome would be very different from what we are seeing now.

LagosOrigin:
Normally Wike no get sense. and deserves the insult he brought on himself.

Nigerians are happy with yerima for disgracing Wike on national TV

Dotherightthing:
13 is age of consent

Before you crucify me, go check the section 218 of the criminal code act of 2004

Wisfem:
Stop quoting this law, it's inconsistent with child right act....

See this and expand your knowledge..



Section 218 of the Nigerian Criminal Code Act states that a person who has unlawful carnal knowledge of a girl under the age of 13 years is guilty of a felony and liable to imprisonment for life. However, for girls between 13 and 16 years, the penalty is imprisonment for 2 years with or without caning.

This section seems to be inconsistent with the Child Rights Act and the Sexual Offences Act, which set the age of consent at 18 years.

In Nigeria, laws can be complex, with multiple statutes and customary laws applying. The inconsistency might be due to conflicting laws or outdated provisions. The more recent laws, like the Child Rights Act and the Sexual Offences Act, typically take precedence.