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no evidence 😳 |
please what is vibrator this people are talking about, I'm just hearing this for the first time |
please, what did he say, i can't even listen to that evil man anymore |
adeiza4u:Okay let's even assume that she did that which is not true. let's say but the person which election was ringed for is doing absolutely well doing the work and and everyone in nigeria is talking about his GOOD WORK. none like the bloody sucking demon called himself president that has nothing to offer nigeria, nothing more dan, keeps on and on sucking the blood of innocent nigeria. God will punish all you evil people. in Jesus Name. |
how can he be sleeping on duty.. wake him up |
that is their own cup of coffee... |
Here’s a cleaner and more accurate version you can post. According to the Nigeria National Data Repository (NDR), these were the states with the highest number of people currently receiving HIV treatment in Nigeria as of April/May 2026.  1. Benue — 191,225 2. Akwa Ibom — 142,216 3. Lagos — 137,006 4. Rivers — 90,403 5. Nasarawa — 63,930 6. FCT — 59,844 7. Kaduna — 57,667 8. Cross River — 55,393 9. Enugu — 53,460 10. Delta — 50,183 11. Taraba — 49,453 12. Abia — 47,769 13. Imo — 46,715 14. Plateau — 45,452 15. Anambra — 45,026 16. Adamawa — 41,029 17. Kano — 39,932 18. Kogi — 36,593 19. Oyo — 32,762 20. Niger — 32,023 21. Ogun — 30,772 22. Bauchi — 28,867 23. Edo — 28,151 24. Gombe — 27,378 25. Osun — 24,406 26. Borno — 23,926 27. Ondo — 21,949 28. Kebbi — 20,145 29. Bayelsa — 19,113 30. Katsina — 18,042 31. Ebonyi — 15,001 32. Kwara — 14,537 33. Jigawa — 13,886 34. Zamfara — 13,401 35. Ekiti — 11,986 36. Yobe — 10,288 37. Sokoto — 10,107 Source: Nigeria National Data Repository (NDR)  |
you are not saying anything let me know when you're ready to say something..
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army show us evidence please like pictures to back up this your news |
why is Opay and moniepoint, not in this list?
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Believe this government at your own risk👌
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When is part 2 coming out interesting skits |
Na Who talk that thing?
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How did Valentine’s Day come about? Valentine’s Day is connected to a man named Saint Valentine. According to history: • He lived during the time of Roman Emperor Claudius II. • The emperor believed single men made better soldiers, so he banned young men from getting married. • Saint Valentine secretly performed marriages for couples in love. • When he was caught, he was imprisoned and later executed on February 14 around the year 269 AD. Because of his sacrifice for love, February 14 became known as Valentine’s Day. ⸻ How it became romantic Later in history, especially in places like England and France, people believed February was the season when birds choose their mates. That idea connected the day even more with romance. Over time, it became a global celebration of love. ⸻ Since you’re a content creator, here’s a funny line you can use: “Valentine started as secret wedding ministry… now it’s secret relationship pressure.” 😂💔
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Fake news
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If that will be the case Even this their own video is Ai too
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Court orders 48 persons to report to SSS over fraud charges A Federal High Court in Lagos has ordered 48 persons to report to the State Security Service (SSS) office in Shangisha, Lagos.https://nairametrics.com/2026/01/25/court-orders-48-persons-to-report-to-sss-over-fraud-charges/
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Nigeria here, Nigeria there, Nigeria every where you go , Nigeria this Nigeria that, what is really going on with you Nigeria, why is your Name everywhere 😂😂😂😂😂 |
This is why they always see Nigeria as unserious country.. their words always build on a lie’s foundation |
Nairaland can be so annoying sometimes… bro go and see a doctor.. that’s my advice to you… thank you. |
Nigeria’s major airports-like Murtala Muhammed International Airport (Lagos) and Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport (Abuja)-don’t appear on many “best airport” rankings in Africa (2025) because they generally don’t score as highly as airports that made the list on key international measures such as passenger experience, infrastructure quality, service standards, and customer satisfaction |
🫵If anyone say to you come let me show you the quickest way to make money, my brothers, my sisters , my enemies , run for your life.. there’s no easy way to make money in this life 🫵 |
This is what you get when your government refuse to build your country .. I don’t blame Ghana , i blame your people who decided to be committing crime anywhere they go. Mind you I’m a Nigeria but I dislike people who commit crime.. stay away from crime you say no. Congratulations for disgracing Nigeria.. Nonsense |
✅ ADVANTAGES OF STATE POLICE 1. Better Local Security • State police officers would understand local languages, culture, terrain, and crime patterns. • This makes it easier to fight kidnapping, banditry, cultism, and communal clashes. 2. Faster Response to Crime • Decisions would be made at the state level, not Abuja. • Emergencies could be handled quickly without federal delays. 3. Reduced Pressure on Federal Police • The Nigeria Police Force (NPF) is overstretched. • State police would share the workload, improving overall security. 4. Job Creation • Each state would recruit officers, reducing youth unemployment. • It can also stimulate local training institutions. 5. Accountability & Community Trust • Citizens can hold state authorities more accountable. • Community-based policing may increase trust and intelligence sharing. ⸻ ❌ DISADVANTAGES OF STATE POLICE 1. Political Abuse • Governors may use state police to intimidate opposition, rig elections, or silence critics. • Nigeria’s political history makes this a major fear. 2. Unequal Funding & Capacity • Wealthy states (e.g., Lagos, Rivers) may have strong police forces. • Poorer states may struggle, creating uneven security across Nigeria. 3. Ethnic or Religious Bias • State police could favor indigenes or dominant groups, leading to discrimination. • This could worsen ethnic and religious tensions. 4. Weak Oversight • Without strong laws, state police may abuse power. • Human rights violations could increase if checks are weak. 5. Constitutional & Legal Challenges • Nigeria’s constitution currently gives policing to the federal government. • Creating state police requires constitutional amendment, which is complex. ⸻ ⚖️ KEY CONDITIONS IF STATE POLICE IS CREATED To reduce risks, Nigeria would need: • Strong federal oversight • Independent police service commissions at state level • Clear funding standards • Strict human rights and disciplinary laws • Protection against political interference ⸻ 🔍 SIMPLE SUMMARY State police can improve security, but without strong safeguards, it could be abused by politicians and deepen inequality. |
Bunch of useless people, |
Jovi10:Conflict has killed hundreds In Israel, at least 24 people have been killed and more than 1,000 wounded in the war. Israeli strikes on Iran have killed at least 974 people and wounded 3,458 others, according to the Washington-based group Human Rights Activists. |
I was into bamboo business before, bamboo is very very expensive and even hard to get, you can easily get blocks Dan bamboo, if you doubt me just go and price one bamboo and price one block and compel the two .. den you will have an idea of what I’m saying.. God bless Nigerian. |
And who told you that bamboo house is that cheaper Keep dreaming |
as Tinubu addresses Nigerians Thursday The Federal Government has announced the cancellation of the scheduled military parade to commemorate the 26th Democracy Day, on Thursday, June 12, 2025. The details of activities marking the Democracy Day released on Wednesday by the Inter-Ministerial Committee on the Democracy Day celebration, indicated that President Bola Ahmed Tinubu would deliver a nationwide address at 7 a.m on Thursday. President Tinubu would instead participate in a special joint session of the National Assembly at 12 noon on Thursday. A statement to this effect was released by Abdulhakeem Adeoye, Office of the Secretary to the Government of the Federation, on Wednesday in Abuja. According to the statement, the traditional Democracy Day parade that is usually hold at the Presidential Villa in the previous years would no longer take place. Secretary to the Government of the Federation, Sen George Akume had earlier announced that the military parade would hold on Thursday. Akume, who was represented by The Minister of Budget and Economic Planning, Sen. Abubakar Atiku Bagudu, disclosed this during the inauguration of the inter-ministerial committee for the 2025 Democracy Day celebration about two weeks ago. He emphasised the importance of the commemoration of Democracy Day as an opportunity to reflect on the contributions and sacrifices of our national heroes who fought for democratic dispensation in the country. The statement issued on Wednesday, however, said: “The Inter-Ministerial Committee wishes to announce the following developments on the 26th Democracy Day celebration: “Presidential National Broadcast on June 12, 2025 at 7.a.m; No Democracy Day Parade. “H.E President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, GCFR, is to attend the National Assembly Joint Session at 12 noon. “Public Lecture on Democracy Day Celebration at the State House Conference Centre, Abuja. Time: 4.p.m Theme: ‘Consolidating on the Gains of Nigeria’s Democracy: Necessity of Enduring Reforms’.” https://tribuneonlineng.com/june-12-fg-cancels-democracy-day-parade/
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They are all scammers |