₦airaland Forum

pyyxxaro:
OP is it not too early for this 😫


If na PALM WINE de inside this Bweast ehn, before person go drink one finish e go don high pieces



Una when de Zoom the Jugs ,make una fear God o😏

I 4 say ur fada, but I don repent . Laff wan break my ribs here.

adenigga:
Source: https://punchng.com/tinubu-outperformed-past-presidents-in-first-term-apcs-scribe

The pride of some of tinubu's aide and party chieftain will eventually be their downfall. The country hasn't been this shitty in the history of Nigeria and instead of you to explain in plain English why your reform has helped impending economic disaster, you are there feeling like everyone is having a blast with this disaster.

Ezewuzie01:
Peter Obi is demented. He is not well. The only things the agulu crook can remember well are Bangladesh and Indonesia. Probably the countries where he is hiding most of the monies he stole from Anambra state.

Demented is too strong a word. He didn't do a good job in that interview and personally I have issues with his data boys raining insults on anyone who doesn't agree with his lame ideas.

Eba50:
na we wey write waec b4 2003 write waec with brain and head. i live in agbor in delta, my 3 close friends get their own school and get their own arrangements with jamb for their approved center. for the waec, them. with waec invigilator go just snap the pics of all questions, whether objective or theory for google lens/chat gpt.the app go to tick the answers for the obj and then the theory, them go solve all the maths per question and page. waec officials go just come the school like 40 mins into exam, them go just welcome them with envelope...30k per school. within 5 mins them don go. them go do same thing for at least 20 schools that per day, so everyone is busy for their pockets. then, their jamb, na same thing. within 20 mins them don leave hall. na jamb invigilator go do same. their waec na only one candidate fail one subject, physics. all the others get 7 credits including maths and English, then science students credit the physics, chemistry, biology join maths, English. their jamb, least score is 222.na one candidate get it. he's apologizing to the parents of that one candidate who got it, cos the others, the lowest was 248, and na same candidate for waec thm release same time get 8 credits under him

Jesu Christ, this is one of the craziest thing I have ever read. Apparently am out of touch, I did my waec 1996, and the we study really hard to pass our exams. Am a father to a teenager taking her exam next year, so this info comes handy. Anyways, thanks for those info and once again, my apologies.

Eba50:
i am telling you facts, u dey attack me. any waec or jamb center, against next one, go and 0see answers being prepared on chat gpt and google image lens. within 7 minuets, all answers don ready, then students begin tick and write as the situation specifies. 60 percent of the exam time, them don finish exam

Sincerely am at lost with what I just read now, I must be living in another planet. Sorry if you felt attacked by my comment but mehn am lost here

Eba50:
but u know say them dey arrange the exam b4 now.nobody write exams with their head again

Imagine, how can you even say this. Are you a parent, and if yes, do you subscribe to what you just mentioned there from your own child or children.

Watianoengineer:
Peter Obi may release press statement blaming Tinubu again as usual.

Jobless man wan become president. No be juju be that

Why must everything be politics, let us condemn this act and get justice for the little girl.

AMINDA:
"Tinubu’s courtiers may clap because FAAC allocations have increased, but hungry Nigerians cannot boil FAAC figures for dinner. Businesses cannot power factories with presidential speeches, workers cannot pay transport fares with macroeconomic grammar, and parents cannot settle school fees with statistics manufactured for State House applause”

- Alhaji Atiku Abubakar

"Na statistics we go chop" is now force-feeding us with cooked up statistics. I prefer this version of Then and Now. It resonates more with the lived realities of Nigerians. Imagine listing fuel price rising from 185 naira to 1400 as an achievement. Surreal!

The issue of subsidy removal is two face, and can be appreciated from different angles. Inasmuch as a concerned Nigerian who is also feeling this impact blames Tinubu, but then my academic training and common sense tells me this initiative should have been considered by past administration albeit partial so as not to collapse the economy in the future. Quotes by Atiku is meaningless to me, Tinubu said more before he became the president now here we are. I pray we get it right in this country.

ijayalolo:
Most likely fake news, but if she said this, she is obviously in trouble.



Thank you for your attention to this matter

What trouble are you talking about?, Mr attention on this matter eyan TACO.

Beautifulday:
If bad eggs exist in a government, it's a proof the government itself is rottened.

Just look at the number of people working in that agency, collecting salary through government unified salary payment system.

Oh God!

Have you been following budgetit to see the corruption in our budgets under Tinubu's government?

It's mind blowing

I may not agree with Tinubu on so many things but I won't blame him for what is never is fault. The national assembly should have done the needful by asking questions to clarify some grey area. If Mr president called iCPC to investigate this particular agency then you can't blankly say he's culpable. The president knows now he has mole in his administration and I believe he will make example of them. Unilateral Tinubu won't know everything, even in organization you depend on the recommendation and report of some subordinates to take some decisions.

Beautifulday:
Then the presidency doesn't know his job. Imagine agency operating in your government without your knowledge.

What else is happening in Tinubu's government without his knowledge?

Lots have happen in past administration with then sitting president getting wiser of it later. Nigeria's problem is more than the president, their lots of bad eggs in this country who will bend all rules to enrich themselves. A comprehensive departmental audit should be carried out and I won't be surprised if we hear another mysterious agency exist somewhere again.

Akwolu2415:
Beware of this guy he's a Scammer and murderer
He scam me $150k 😭

It's plainly silly when you rely on court of public opinion to judge yourr grievances. If you know your claims are genuine and you're not part of a fraudulent group yourself, report the case to EFCC and they would take it up rather than this below the belt defamation of character.

Naustine:
The president and the presidency are not the same...hope you know

Yeah, I know and the difference was clear in my comment.

Dalohad:

Another scape goat wey no gree follow sharing formular.

If Akpabio no play ball well, Tinumbu fit wake up one day, tell us say na fake Senate President him be.

For once,use your IQ. If the president is culpable and part of this charade, then why will he expose them. Someone or group within the presidency is in the know, and icpc should fish them out and prosecute them. At a time it was budget paddling, later the mysterious snake eating money and do many absurd ways to corruptly enrich themselves.

fuckingAyaya:
You want Davido to campaign for You after seeing his influence and the crowd he pulled in the last Osun state governorship election? Oga invite portable, he's an Apc loyal boy.

I will rather believe the pope is black than such nonsense. What's the electoral value of davido in the current political calculations in Nigeria. I saw a video of the guy prostrating for wike, how much more Tinubu. Abeg, stop giving this guy a political relevance way beyond his age and influence.

CodeTemplar:
True... but now, every state is building flyovers and airport while sponsoring hajj and islam heavily.
Clap for uncle Yekini.

If not for the demonic arrangement in One-Nigeria, you denied common man benefits of subsidy in exchange for superfluity and you are still boasting about it.

Abeg, stop blabbing. What Tinubu is saying is actually true and reflect what's really happening in different states. If you say the effect of the subsidy removal is adversely affecting the standard of living of the people because of the timing, couple with floating the naira and the aggressive tax reform within a space of three years then I will agree with you. Most state are owing salaries, and couldn't facilitate capital projects, so let give that to him without sounding bias.

Streetinvestor2:
He should return it as it will benefit more people. I supported the removal but this government and apc governors are looting the gains from it.So it is of no use again removing it.

Pls stop politicizing every topic, it's just wrong. The subsidy is been shared to every state irrespective of the political affiliation and that's why some state today can conveniently pay salary, pension, gratuity and still facilitate some projects in there state. One of my grievance with this administration is that the government should have least make wait, study and fashion out a way to cushion the effect of the long overdue subsidy removal, rather than doing that one the first day without minding it adverse effect on the lives of the populace.

Justnation:
The results of the just concluded gubernatorial election in oshun state, the home state of tinubu shows that Nigerians are sick and tired of APC and tinubu's government.

The way and manner the electorates in oshun state rejected tinubu and oyebamiji despite the massive vote buying by APC, and the intimidating presence of over 16 APC governors, and the leadership of the national Assembly shows that 2027 election will be tinubu and APC against Nigerians.

Learning from oshun voters, Nigerians will strongly resist rigging and disappoint vote buyers by collecting their money and voting for PETER OBI their right choice while defending their votes stoutly.

It has become Cristal clear that PETER OBI will certainly win the 2027 presidential election in Nigeria.

VOTE PETER OBI FOR A NEW NIGERIA ,
NIGERIA WILL BE OK

Firstly there is no state as of today in Nigeria name oshun. And if you're referring to Osun state, Adeleke is a big factor and rightly so because from what is out there, the people of Osun want him back in power. Secondly, the dream of obi ruling Nigeria won't happen. He has no known structure, he wasn't exceptional as a governor and he's just too desperate to be trusted. Am on undecided voters just like many out there, but painting a used Nigerian car as tokunbo that you obidients have done with your principal isn't resonating with many citizens.

[quote author=Tenses post=140390746]I think I'll vote for Atiku

That thief that removed fuel subsidy has borrowed more than all the head of states and presidents combined.[/quot


If you want a vibrant economy, no government can continue paying subsidy on petrol and stay afloat.

sirchim:
THIEFNIBU for a reason, if you know, you know. my happiness be say na him supporters dey hiaaraaam pass. Dem neva chi chum tin.

Abeg, shaaraappp for once. Tinubu may take an economic somersault approach but he did start the problem. His problem is that he's trying to fix the that should be fix gradually in four years, so stop blaming everything you sense wrong on the president.

Melezenawii:
Robbers broke into my house last night, they took my TV, Laptop and Wallet.

I begged one of them to let me pick something from the wallet.

The robber was shocked I only picked my voters card.

He was touched and asked who I wanted to vote for, I said PBAT.

He returned all my belongings to me because he was an undecided voter that lost his mother to 13 months doctors' strike in Anambra, 2012.

He said he can't forgive Peter Obi for that reason.

He told his gang to leave my apartment and focus elsewhere.

The love of President Tinubu has saved my belongings 😭❤️


https://x.com/Bayo_Bilisi/status/2090304982159442333

Seriously I have never read any BS this silly in my life. If you trying to convince undecided voters like me to vote PBAT, then you've done a bad job.

Josywhyte:
Even most pastors are engaged in this act for more power and to draw more crowd to their church

I agree with u completely

esnbrutality:
If its to be shouting

Nnamdi Kanu
Simon Ekpa
IP0B ESN
BLA
IGBOs


You will swiftly respond.

Sunday IGBOHO created IRU EKUN and you are quiet abi?

People are dying in Southern Kaduna and the North ypu are quiet and deaf.

When SE takes matters into their own hands to defend themselves, you start raving and ranting.

Nonsense

IRU EKU is not your problem, don't make it one. If cannibalism, killing of innocent citizens is why your ESN shouldn't be, then it's alright.

CharleyBright:
I stopped watching Jounalist Roundtable show and indeed TV News because of this buffooon called Babajide Otitoju.
He is a staunch supporter of Bola Tinubu and you can easily tell this from his brown envelop bias analysis.
Infact the entire crew of Journalist Hangout are Yoruba and pro Tinubu.
You can't get unbias analysis from them.

How is your watching the program important to the program itself or other important viewers, abeg stop flattering yourself. If BKO opinion or view on certain issues suits u, then it's eldorado but when you don't agree or feel it's out of place then you scream blue murder. The guy has always been object in his political analysis to his best of knowledge and has done a very good job overtime, so stop berating him because he did his job.

Aleister:
APC always desperate! Even given the fact that they control 31 out of 36 states, they’re still restless because they know that money can’t buy the will of the people this time around.

Just like APChit lost in Osun state, so will Tinubu loses his reelection come 2027.

Don't you read good, the hoodlum came because of davido. Stop politicizing every issue, the people's voice will be heard clear by the next presidential election.

Social media president, always making non presidential statement.

liver123:
Please nairalanders leaving within kuje area of Abuja can 1million afford 60x 60 or 100x100 land in kuje.

I million can't feed you, pay your rent and pay petty bills in some places in Abuja, talkless of buy land there.

zoedew:
How can a man represent to others he lives for a given cause and suddenly abandon that cause!😳. That is what Biased Ologunde a.k.a. Lagbaja has done!! It raises the question about how genuine his purported conviction of purpose was in the first place. Put in simple terms a fandom of Lagbaja like I am can't help thinking that he used that representation to gather money so he can japa to America! I concede that I may but I just could not help thinking that way! Tell me, who in Manhattan have their souls so serenaded with lagbaja's music like folks in Nigeria when he was live at Motherland! He must be told in no uncertain terms that I would feel like am wasting away my life in Manhattan real-time if I were in his shoes! One hopes he will return to Nigeria someday to come and fulfil purpose to the core!

This is all BS, let him me, na him life naw

ComradeIbrahimA:
🎉 HAPPY 85TH BIRTHDAY, FORMER PRESIDENT, GENERAL IBRAHIM BADAMASI BABANGIDA, GCFR — IBB

Today, 17 August 2026, I join Nigerians and admirers of Former President, General Ibrahim Badamasi Babangida in celebrating 85 years of life, leadership and national service.

As Comrade Ibrahim Aliyu from Abuja, I celebrate IBB for the vision, courage, strategic thinking and nation-building ambition that characterised his years of leadership.

Whatever one's view of the controversies of his administration, history should also acknowledge the significant foundations and institutions established or advanced during his era.

85 YEARS — 85 REASONS TO REMEMBER IBB

Among the most notable legacies associated with his administration are:

1. Creation of 11 new states.
2. Relocation of Nigeria's Federal Government to Abuja in 1991.
3. Development of Abuja's major districts and federal infrastructure.
4. Construction and development of the Presidential Villa.
5. Development of the National Assembly complex.
6. Development of the International Conference Centre, Abuja.
7. Development of the ECOWAS headquarters in Abuja.
8. Completion of the Third Mainland Bridge, Lagos.
9. Advancement of major national highways.
10. Completion and development of the Shiroro Hydroelectric Power Station.
11. Development of major dams and water-treatment projects.
12. Creation of the Federal Road Safety Commission (FRSC).
13. Establishment of the State Security Service (SSS/DSS).
14. Establishment of the National Intelligence Agency (NIA).
15. Establishment of the Defence Intelligence Agency (DIA).
16. Establishment of the National Directorate of Employment (NDE).
17. Establishment of NERFUND.
18. Establishment of NDIC.
19. Establishment of NEXIM Bank.
20. Development of Nigeria's capital market.
21. Introduction of major financial-sector reforms.
22. Liberalisation of banking and greater private-sector participation.
23. Introduction of the Structural Adjustment Programme.
24. Advancement of privatisation and commercialisation reforms.
25. Development of export-processing zones.
26. Enactment of the Companies and Allied Matters Act.
27. Advancement of rural roads and infrastructure through DFRRI.
28. Expansion of primary healthcare initiatives.
29. Development of specialist healthcare institutions.
30. Advancement of the National Eye Centre, Kaduna.
31. Support for education and mass literacy.
32. Establishment of NASENI and emphasis on science and technology.
33. Advancement of Ajaokuta Steel.
34. Advancement of the Aluminium Smelter Company, Ikot Abasi.
35. Strengthening of environmental protection through FEPA.
36. Development of federal housing estates.
37. Expansion of military infrastructure.
38. Development of naval and defence facilities.
39. Strengthening of Nigeria's intelligence architecture.
40. Support for women's rural development through the Better Life programme.
41. Expansion of local government administration.
42. Greater attention to grassroots development.
43. Development of government infrastructure for newly created states.
44. Expansion of federal secretariat infrastructure.
45. Development of courts and judicial facilities.
46. Expansion of Abuja's road network.
47. Development of Abuja's water infrastructure.
48. Development of satellite towns around Abuja.
49. Advancement of Nigeria's aviation infrastructure.
50. Strengthening of Nigeria's diplomatic presence in Abuja.
51. Strong regional leadership through ECOWAS.
52. Major Nigerian involvement in ECOMOG.
53. Support for peace efforts in Liberia.
54. Strengthening Nigeria's position as a West African power.
55. Promotion of Nigerian expertise through the Technical Aid Corps.
56. Development of institutions that survived successive governments.
57. Expansion of opportunities for private enterprise.
58. Strengthening of financial regulation.
59. Advancement of national industrialisation.
60. Greater emphasis on indigenous technological capacity.
61. Development of public housing and workers' estates.
62. Expansion of federal infrastructure nationwide.
63. Strengthening of national unity through state creation.
64. Bringing government closer to previously underserved communities.
65. Development of major public institutions in Abuja.
66. Expansion of healthcare infrastructure.
67. Advancement of water-supply infrastructure.
68. Advancement of power infrastructure.
69. Expansion of transportation infrastructure.
70. Strengthening of national security institutions.
71. Promotion of African regional cooperation.
72. Support for African peacekeeping.
73. Modernisation of aspects of public administration.
74. Greater use of technocrats in national policy development.
75. Experimentation with political reforms and a structured two-party system.
76. Introduction of political innovations such as Option A4.
77. Expansion of political participation during the transition programme.
78. Creation of institutions that became permanent features of Nigeria.
79. Transformation of Abuja into a functioning national capital.
80. Development of infrastructure that continues to serve millions.
81. Demonstration of decisive leadership during periods of national crisis.
82. A willingness to take difficult and unconventional decisions.
83. A strong emphasis on long-term national projects.
84. A leadership legacy that remains one of the most debated and studied in Nigerian history.
85. Above all, leaving an unmistakable imprint on modern Nigeria through infrastructure, institutions, state creation, economic reforms, security restructuring and regional diplomacy.

MY PERSONAL TRIBUTE

General IBB, as someone from Abuja, I have a special appreciation for the transformation of this city during your era. The roads, districts, government institutions and national infrastructure remind us of the enormous ambition behind the Abuja project.

I do not believe we should erase the controversies of your administration. Neither should we allow those controversies to erase its achievements.

History must remember both the successes and the mistakes.

What I admire most about your leadership was your boldness, strategic thinking, ability to assemble professionals and technocrats, and willingness to pursue ambitious national projects.

At 85, you remain a living chapter of Nigeria's history.

HAPPY 85TH BIRTHDAY, GENERAL IBRAHIM BADAMASI BABANGIDA, GCFR! 🇳🇬🎉

May Almighty Allah grant you good health, peace, strength and many more years.

Your story is part of Nigeria's story.
Your era is part of our history.
Your achievements deserve to be remembered.

With deep respect and admiration,

Comrade Ibrahim Aliyu
Comradeibrahimaliyu@gmail.com
Abuja, Nigeria 🇳🇬

The maradona himself, mamman vatsa, June 12 election among lots of atrocities comes to mind when I remember baba himself. Eni aye kan, ko se re.