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Can you marry this type of girls?????

Imagine getting married and your husband gives you N500k as allowance…My skincare alone cost roughly about £800😭😭

Immediately you buy a Nigerian used Murano, Satan will leave you alone and focus on other people

What a $9million mansion looks like in the heart of Lagos

Many of you don't rate Nigeria's military might and it pains me.

FG plans importation of rice paddy and maize seeds to reduce inflation - nairametrics.com/2024/06/05/…

Governor Sanwoolu Appoints KWAM1’s Daughter, Damilola Marshall, as SSA on Tourism.

One of the most underrated love vibes is attending parties together. O ma n make sense gan.

Nigerian Army Set To Release 200 Boko Haram Detainees In Borno 'After Clearing Them Of Wrongdoing' | Sahara Reporters bit.ly/43BeWKA

How Dayo D1 Adeneye came through for Helen Paul early on in her career.

What I wanted Vs What I got What do you think ?

Good morning, @CustomsNG. In your Easter message yesterday, accompanied by a picture of Bashir Adewale Adeniyi, the Comptroller General of Customs, you described smuggling as “a criminal act that is detrimental to our national development”. If smugglers are criminals, what then shall we call Customs officers who steal from smugglers? Senior criminals? Just two weeks ago, a coterie of Customs officers led by Patrick Odion, the OC Operations for Ajegunle-Ilaro Road, Ogun State, broke into a house in Oja-Odan at 2 a.m. or thereabouts, carting away 155 bags of rice. Unbeknownst to Odion and co, the owners of the rice bags detailed someone to track the movement of the loot. The discovery: not one of the 155 bags of rice ended up at the Customs office in Idi-Iroko or Ikeja! Instead, the Customs officers facilitated their sale at the Sango market for more than N9 million. For context, this is like a policeman breaking into a robber’s house to steal from the robber. So Nigerians like to know: if smuggling is a “criminal act”, how would the NCS describe stealing from smugglers? If uncooperative smugglers often get shot by Customs, what fate should befall Odion and other Customs officers who loot smuggled goods?

Interaction with Muslim Immigration Nigerian Immigration at Abuja airport, Abuja, Nigeria

It's hilarious that these people had someone willing to cook for 23 people and they canceled the arrangement.

Interaction with Muslim Airforce Nigerian Airforce at the Abuja airport, Abuja, Nigeria

🇳🇬MUHAMMADU BUHARI 17 Dec 1942, 80yrs Governor of the North-Eastern State: 1975-1976 Governor, Borno: 1976 Federal Commissioner of Petroleum & Natural Resources: 1976-1978 Head of State: 1983-1985 Minister of Petroleum: 2015-2023 President: 2015-2023 #Statisense

What has being a man taught you?

Military personnel, Army, Navy, and Airforce, will serve this country for 30 years but still can't afford a house to live in, but a house Member who rigged the election will receive N160m just for a car and N20b for a house

What's a 9-5 'omo-ogbon' tip that's helped you? I'd go first . "In all you do, never say you're not working on anything. There's always something on your plate. If nothing, invent something."

A huge blow to #RhodaJatau's supporters and defense team as Bauchi High Court rejects her bid to have the #blasphemy charges against her thrown out. CSI will continue to press for her release. #freeRhoda csi-int.org/news/nigerian-bl…

Very soon eating at restaurants will be a rich people thing again😂

Nobody paused to think that 1400 people on one trip was crazy?

Gillette, Old Spice, Olay, Vicks, Crest toothpaste, OralB,Ferbreeze, Ambipur, Head and Shoulders, Always, Ariel, Pampers. All will be imported when they leave Nigeria

BREAKING: Huggies maker, Kimberly-Clark to stop production three years after investing $100m in Nigeria  - nairametrics.com/2024/05/30/…

Entire Bezos space journey was 11 minutes. Someone paid $30m for that?

Happening Now: FCT Minister plays host to PDP Governors

Taliban leader has his daughters going to school in another country while he stops the women in the country from going to school.

Kano Shoprite is closing its operation from January 14, 2024.

A pure definition of an idiot! 🤣

The Nigerian government negotiated and paid for the release of all the girls but the Christian girl. She is still in captivity till date. It is irrational to not be scared

I’ll do a thread soon on platforms you can save your money in USD, USDT [stable coins] and cryptos to earn interests far more than any Nigerian bank or savings platform will give you. Some can or may hate me for it but financial freedom >>>>

You people telling everyone to save in dollars because of the exchange rate are honestly tapped and extremely far from reality You people need to drop your phones and go outside, touch grass and see how bad the poverty in the fucking country is.

A MATTER OF PRINCIPLE by Muhammadu Buhari RARELY in modern times can so few have tried to take so much from so many. If Nigeria had lost its arbitration dispute with Process & Industrial Development in a London court on 23 October, it would have cost our people close to USD15 billion. We won, and all decent people can sleep easier as a result. Justice Robin Knowles said Nigeria had been the victim of a monstrous fraud. But it was a close-run thing. As the judge said: “I end the case acutely conscious of how readily the outcome could have been different, and of the enormous resources ultimately required from Nigeria as the successful party to make good its challenge.” But ordinary Nigerians never took the decisions that ended up before Justice Knowles. Had Nigeria lost, it would have required schools not to be built, nurses not to be trained and roads not to repaired, on an epic scale, to pay a handful of contractors, lawyers and their allies - for a project that never broke ground. How did it get to this point? How did Nigeria prevail? Was this a one-off, or par for a shabby and distasteful course? What are the lessons for the future? The ‘P&ID Affair’ was already firmly set by the time I came into office in 2015. A company registered in the British Virgin Islands that no one had heard of, with hardly any staff or assets, had won a contract to build a gas processing plant in Cross Rivers. The company was owned by Irish intermediaries who knew Nigeria well and had done business in everything from healthcare to fixing tanks. The previous government could not supply the gas. The plant was never built. Construction was not started. P&ID did not even buy the land for the facility. But the contract, incredibly, was clear: P&ID could sue Nigeria, and claim all the profits it might have made over 20 years as if everything had been completed. Nigeria was in court in London, trying to talk down liability and costs. Back at home, fixers were looking to work out a quiet settlement. This is often the way. A lot of contracts end up in dispute. P&ID won a settlement in 2017 of USD6 billion, with compound interest. People, including out of work ex-British Cabinet Minister Priti Patel, were queuing up to insist we paid, or risk Nigeria becoming an untrustworthy trade pariah. It was clear that far from the whole story had been told. I tasked Abba Kyari, my chief- of-staff and Attorney General of the Federation, Abubakar Malami, with finding a way, even at that late stage and despite so much conflicting advice, to get us a fair hearing. Working with a number of different agencies and senior officials of government, we began to find a huge amount of evidence, not all of which Justice Knowles was to accept. But he agreed that P&ID had paid bribes. He agreed that one of P&ID’s founders had committed perjury. And he agreed that P&ID had somehow found in its possession a steady supply of Nigeria’s privileged internal legal documents, outlining our plans, strategies and problems. My own view is that this whole, sorry affair shows how important it is to follow the legal process in resolving a dispute. It shows that given time and opportunity for each side to present their case, the temple of justice can satisfactorily resolve all disputes without resort to extra-judicial measures. It was definitely worth the struggle: this was an attempted heist of historic proportions, an attempt to steal from the treasury a third of Nigeria’s foreign reserves. But even at this moment, we should note what the English judge cautioned. The arbitration process in London “was a shell that got nowhere near the truth.” We need better contracts, in the public and private sector. And we need greater transparency: the reality is that, had P&ID not conjured up quite such an outlandish ransom, they may have found themselves in the same place as the myriad other invisible contractors who all too often quietly take Nigeria for many millions in out of court settlements. Sterner sanctions are indicated for Nigerian public officials who have been proven to connive with foreign criminals to defraud our country. Nigeria has won this battle with corruption, but the war is far from over. As Justice Knowles concluded: “This case has also, sadly, brought together a combination of examples of what some individuals will do for money. Driven by greed and prepared to use corruption; giving no thought to what their enrichment would mean in terms of harm for others. Others that in the present case include the people of Nigeria, already let down in so many ways over the history of this matter by a number of individuals in politics and administration whose duty it was to serve them and protect them.” Well said. Muhammadu Buhari served as President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria 2015-23

It’s so bad. Abia state (Dr Alex Otti) introduced a routine workers verification to curb this. But ghost workers still travel all the way from the UK to come do the verification in order to continue earning salary they didn’t work for.