₦airaland Forum

Mattswaggz:
You are deflecting....should they be left to do as they like?...simple question.

You answer my question na

Odewaleadesoye:
https://www.cnbc.com/2026/07/19/heres-what-to-know-about-the-world-cup-prize-money.html[/font]

If FIFA has all these put in place, So, what did we hear about Naija budgeting millions of dollars for world cup

Mattswaggz:
so in a nutshell you're saying those who believe in jihad should be left to do it as they like right?

Have they not been doing as they like

Yvngex:
just pray make I no enter same bus with you cause I'll make sure you get arrested and pay the necessary fees.

Kushites:
BECAUSE IT IS IRRITATING.

WHAT PART OF THAT DOES YOUR BRAIN NOT UNDERSTAND?

NOT EVERYONE WANTS TO HEAR YOU PREACHING YOUR BRITISH-IMPOSED FOREIGN COLONIAL RELIGION THAT HAS NOTHING TO DO WITH OUR ANCESTORS.

IF IT WAS MUSLIMS DOING THIS ON EVERY BUS, WOULD YOU ACCEPT IT?

SELFISH THING.

What do you say to the early morning noise caused by the call to prayer by the loudspeakers mounted on many mosques NASS should ban it as noise pollution abi

Mattswaggz:
How has it improved the country?....and why should you be disturbing other in a secular country and in a public space when you have churches and your homes/meeting points where you can speak about your beliefs unhindered?....why do you guys like lawlessness like this?.

Goo0dHardDick:
It has always been the same as always.

Outdated textbooks
No improvement whatsoever.

It'll shock you that they're still reading "Edet lives in Calabar" Chike and the river etc till today in primary schools

enemyofprogress:
try it and see what we'll do to you. Be the first scapegoat.

who are the we?enemiesofprogress

Mattswaggz:
yep...this is backwardness and third world country mentality speaking....let the blaming of leaders for Nigeria's lack of progress stop then since all of you are in it.

Mattswaggz:
Christian Council Asks Tinubu, Senate To Review FRSC Bill Criminalising Preaching In Commercial Buses

https://saharareporters.com/2026/07/18/cchristian-council-asks-tinubu-senate-review-frsc-bill-criminalising-preaching-commercial

Bobloco:
https://www.vanguardngr.com/2026/07/its-time-to-turn-reforms-into-results-oyedele/

"In USA, you see names like Mr Stone, Bush, Cricket, etc yet they make progress. But in Africa, Blessing is begging for data, Happiness is suffering from depression, Wisdom has no sense. We bear good names, but we live bad lives."

This one enter o 😭😭😭 pic.twitter.com/MqcroG88FO

— OurFaveOnlineDoc 🇬🇧 🇳🇬 (@OurFavOnlineDoc) July 14, 2026

PresidentMUGABE:
Peter Obi Attends ECFR Summit In Germany.... Photo

Source

ILoveNG:
I got a UK visitor visa last week.

It’s an evisa now. You will have to download one UK immigration ID check app. Unlike the sticker visa I got 2 years, the only thing i have as evidence of approval is the Email notification and a share code i generated after ID check.

Still wondering how traveling with it will look like

CanadaOrBust:
I have a feeling there's more to this. A young man in prime of life, a pilot with stable career. Something doesn’t add up

Ofunaofu:
https://www.thecable.ng/obi-its-outrageous-tinubu-hasnt-called-makinde-50-days-after-ogbomoso-school-abduction/

zoedew:
See the handband on the hand of one of them pressing a right breast. He follows his parents to church I guess!

iyke484real:
Honestly, I find this quite ironic.

The countries Nigerians are relocating to did not spend millions of naira running campaigns to convince people to move there. They invested in creating functional systems, stronger economies, better opportunities, security, and an environment where people can thrive. As a result, people naturally chose those countries.

Now, Nigeria wants to spend ₦252 million sensitising youths against japa. The real question is: are Nigerians leaving because they have not been sensitised enough, or because of the harsh realities they face daily?

Instead of spending such a huge amount telling people not to leave, why not channel those funds into creating jobs, improving security, supporting businesses, fixing infrastructure, and making the economy more attractive? When a country becomes a place where people can build a decent future, there will be less need for anyone to persuade citizens to stay.

People do not run away from opportunities; they run towards them. The solution is not more sensitisation. The solution is creating a Nigeria that people genuinely want to remain in.

RandDigital:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NNpP5JlghWk?si=K8EBdxQFlePz99hu

Concerns are emerging that growing anti-immigrant sentiment could boil over into widespread civil unrest similar to the July 2021 Riots.

Worryingly, there is also uncertainty about whether South Africa’s police and defence forces would be able to weather a crisis of this magnitude, in light of revelations before the Madlanga Commission.

This is feedback from the Bureau for Economic Research’s Natasha Marrian, who warned that South Africa faces a looming deadline – 30 June 2026.

This is the deadline set by the anti-immigration movement for all illegal foreign nationals to leave South Africa.

It comes as South Africa has seen a sharp rise in anti-immigrant sentiment over the past few months, which has started boiling over into widespread street protests and vigilante action.

A citizen-led movement, ‘March and March’, has been at the forefront of protests against illegal immigration, aggressively campaigning for stricter enforcement and mass deportations.

March and March issued a public ultimatum for all undocumented foreign nationals in South Africa to leave the country voluntarily by 30 June, threatening a national shutdown should this not happen.

However, President Cyril Ramaphosa has rejected the deadline, saying it was unnecessary and that the government was doing all it could to address concerns about the crisis of illegal immigration.

Now, Marrian said ANC party insiders are concerned that “the growing proximity between elements of the anti-immigrant movement and former president Jacob Zuma’s MK Party could increase the risk of unrest, similar to that witnessed in July 2021”.

She said this is a particular risk in the run-up to the 4 November local government election, and, concerningly, South Africa may not be prepared to weather such a storm.

Marrian said KwaZulu-Natal has emerged as a focal point for migrants seeking to leave South Africa, with many being moved to Durban’s Sherwood suburb from Gauteng and the Western Cape.

“The South African government is now moving to deport people from the site. Another makeshift refugee camp was set up by the provincial government in eThekwini on Thursday,” she said.

“It is set to be temporary, to relieve the pressure of the Sherwood camp, which has grown to over 10,000 people.”

The government has also launched an interministerial committee, chaired by Justice Minister Mmamoloko Kubayi.

This committee has been tasked with developing a five-point response plan focusing on border security, law enforcement, humanitarian support, international relations, and improvements to Home Affairs systems and data integration.

“While the committee’s interventions are important, most are medium- to long-term,” Marrian said.

“It has yet to outline a detailed security response to the immediate risks surrounding the 30 June deadline.”

Ramaphosa has warned groups mobilising around immigration against attempts to destabilise the country, yet this has done little to ease concerns about a potential repeat of the July 2021 riots.

“While Ramaphosa said this week that security forces were on high alert, there are concerns about the police’s ability to weather such a crisis, given their internal instability,” Marrian said.

“This is the result of the tumult at the highest levels, caused by revelations before the Madlanga Commission.”

The Madlanga commission has been investigating claims of corruption and mismanagement at the highest levels of South Africa’s law enforcement agencies.

This investigation has revealed widespread instability in South Africa’s police force, adding to concerns about the force’s ability to handle a crisis similar to the July 2021 Riots.

“Whether Ramaphosa acknowledges it or not, the June 30 deadline looms large over South Africa,” Marrian said.

In the meantime, some groups are looking to dissuade South Africans from taking part in anti-immigrant movements.

For example, four major unions, including the Congress of South African Trade Unions (COSATU), recently issued a statement saying that workers would not be protected if they did not go to work on 30 June.

“We urge workers to report for duty and not place their employment at risk,” they said.

“Removing foreign nationals from workplaces, communities, or public spaces will not reopen factories, repair municipalities, strengthen public healthcare or create sustainable jobs.”

Are these fellow black South Africans also targeting non-Africans in their domestic economy

Saturnalia:
The Country “Malaysia” hosted an International War Tribunal (KLWCC) established in 2007, tried & indicted George w. Bush & Tony Blair in absentia in “2011” for the unlawful invasion of Iraq.

To get back at Malaysia for daring to challenge the status quo, the Amerikan CIA in collaboration with the British MI6 - hijacked the Malaysian Flight MH-370 and flew it to an Island called “Diego Garcia” and then killed all the passengers on board.

The most annoying part is that the Amerikan Government was the first to join the search rescue team when the Aircraft was declared missing.

If you're looking for the most poisonous snakes in the world, do not bother to look in the forest or amazon, just go to Washington DC.

That was not enough!

The CIA in collaboration with the Ukrainian SBU shot down another Malaysian Flight MH-17 over the Ukranian Airspace and then blamed it on Mother Russia.

https://www.nairaland.com/3462523/malaysian-flight-mh17-report-taken

osuofia2:
One of the weakest Leader to come out of UK, he allowed Jihadists to take over his country in the name of been correct

Haa! How long was he the PM