In this post, I share insights from my four years of dating Nigerian women. I highlight that simply getting a girl's phone number doesn't guarantee success; many women don't reply to messages or play hard to get.

I also discuss how women’s attitudes toward dating vary by region. For example, girls in the East tend to be more aggressive and expect spending, whereas those in the West are more liberal but still selective.

A key point I emphasize is that showing too much interest early can be a mistake. Women love to chase, and revealing your feelings too quickly might cause you to lose your power in the game. They often test you by ghosting or canceling dates to see if you'll chase them, which is part of their way of playing hard to get.

4 Years Of Toasting 9ja Babes.

Lessons from 4 Years of Nigerian Dating Experiences

Nyesom Wike, the Minister of the Federal Capital Territory, has launched a sharp verbal attack on former Vice President Atiku Abubakar. During a public event in Gwagwalada, Wike questioned Atiku’s political loyalty, mocking his long career since 1999 with the phrase 'dem born you born coalition?' in Nigerian Pidgin.

This fiery remark has sparked widespread discussion across Nigeria, highlighting the ongoing power struggles within the PDP and broader political realignments. Wike’s comments come amidst recent party shifts by Atiku and Peter Obi to the African Democratic Congress, seen by many as strategic moves for upcoming elections.

Wike’s challenge underscores the deep-rooted rivalries and regional tensions that have characterized Nigerian politics for decades. His supporters praise his boldness, while Atiku’s camp has yet to respond, keeping the political discourse heated.

You've Been Everywhere Since 1999; Dem Born You Born Coalition?-Wike Mocks Atiku

Wike Mocks Atiku’s Political Journey with ‘Dem Born You Born’ Taunt

A trending video showing branded plantain chips has gone viral online, especially on X (formerly Twitter). In the video, a man claims he was hired for the promotional campaign and states he is not campaigning for any politician. He emphasizes that he is just doing a job and will be paid for it.

The background voice, believed to be the original poster, is heard speaking in Pidgin English: "Na contract dem give me o. Me, I no dey campaign for anybody. This one na contract. Na my money dem go pay me." 

It remains unclear who is behind the campaign and what their motives are, especially with the chips being promoted ahead of the 2027 elections, even though it is still 2025. The video has attracted widespread reactions across social media platforms, fueling speculation and discussions about political strategies and campaign tactics in Nigeria.

Reactions As Tinubu’s 2027 Campaign Plantain Chips Surface Online

Viral Video Sparks Reactions Over Tinubu’s 2027 Campaign Plantain Chips

This post challenges Catholics to critically examine the concept of Papal infallibility. While the Church teaches that the Pope is infallible only in specific, solemn declarations, many believers seem to extend this belief beyond its intended limits.

The author proposes a provocative test: if the Pope's infallibility is truly divine protection, then he should be immune to earthly consequences. Arresting and trying him would be a real test of this claim. Until such a test occurs, the author urges caution in attributing absolute perfection to any human, including the Pope.

This discussion aims to encourage believers to reflect on the human aspect of religious leaders and the limits of divine protection in the context of faith and doctrine.

Challenge To The Catholics On Papal Infallibility

A Call to Reconsider the Doctrine of Papal Infallibility

Former Vice President Atiku Abubakar has sharply criticized President Bola Tinubu for Nigeria’s exclusion from a recent U.S.-Africa leaders’ summit hosted by Donald Trump. He described the snub as a sign of Nigeria’s declining diplomatic influence and questioned Tinubu’s leadership. The event included leaders from Gabon, Guinea-Bissau, Liberia, Mauritania, and Senegal, but Nigeria was notably absent.

Atiku blamed Tinubu’s chaotic presidency, divisive role in ECOWAS, and economic mismanagement for Nigeria’s diminished standing on the international stage. He also dismissed claims that Tinubu’s allies, such as Gilbert Chagoury, could influence U.S. diplomacy, emphasizing that Chagoury holds no special leverage.

This statement highlights growing political tensions in Nigeria, especially as opposition figures criticize the current administration’s foreign policy and economic direction amid upcoming elections.

Atiku Slams Tinubu Over Nigeria’s Exclusion From Trump’s Africa Talks

Atiku Criticizes Tinubu Over Nigeria’s Omission from Trump’s Africa Leaders’ Meeting

As a Christian, I hold a unique and unconventional view of my faith. I reject mainstream depictions of Yahweh as a fraud and deceiver, believing he is the one Christ preached against. Despite this, I still identify as a Christian because I believe in Christ himself.

I created this thread to discuss what Christianity truly is. Many people assume they understand it, but often they don't. My insights are not necessarily original, but they challenge mainstream beliefs and might seem blasphemous to some. I welcome questions and discussions, though my responses may be irregular due to my schedule.

I Am A Christian, But...

Rethinking Christianity: My Unconventional Perspective

This post explores the life and personality of Apostle Paul, one of the most influential figures in Christianity. It highlights his physical appearance, character traits, and personal life, drawing from biblical descriptions and historical accounts.

Paul, originally known as Saul of Tarsus, was a key missionary who spread Christianity across Asia Minor and Europe. Despite his significant contributions to the New Testament and the church, descriptions of his physical appearance portray him as a modest and unimpressive figure—short, bald, with poor eyesight and distinctive features like a big nose and crooked legs.

Critics and biblical accounts note that Paul was not a charismatic speaker or a commanding personality. His letters are powerful, but in person, he was considered unimpressive. The discussion also touches on whether Paul was married, with biblical references suggesting he may have remained single.

This post aims to provide a nuanced understanding of Apostle Paul beyond his writings, emphasizing his humility and dedication to his mission.

What Was Apostle Paul Like?

A Closer Look at Apostle Paul's Life and Character

Benin and Togo owe Nigeria over $11 million for electricity supplied in early 2025. The Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission reports that these countries have made minimal or no payments for the power they received. This trend of unpaid bills threatens the stability of Nigeria's electricity market and raises questions about the sustainability of cross-border energy trade.

While some domestic companies are meeting their payment obligations, others continue to default or only partially settle their invoices. Persistent unpaid bills from both foreign and local customers highlight ongoing financial challenges within Nigeria’s power sector.

Experts warn that these defaults could undermine future energy agreements and affect the overall reliability of electricity supply in Nigeria and its neighboring countries.

Benin, Togo Owe Nigeria $11m In Electricity Debt – NERC

Nigeria Faces $11 Million Electricity Debt from Benin and Togo, Raising Concerns

In this devotional, Sunday Akanni emphasizes the importance of praying for our political leaders. Drawing from 1 Timothy 2:1-4, he highlights how intercession can lead to a peaceful society conducive to personal spiritual growth and effective evangelism.

Akanni explains that praying for leaders is not just about political stability but also about influencing the souls that will come into God's kingdom. When society aligns with kingdom principles, it becomes easier for believers to evangelize and fulfill God's purposes.

He encourages believers to pray intentionally for their leaders, trusting that God will use them to create an environment where His will can thrive. The devotional concludes with a reminder to honor and respect leaders, as guided by Romans 13:7.

It’s Time To Pray For Your Political Leaders

Praying for Nigeria’s Leaders: A Call for Divine Intervention

As Nigeria approaches the 2027 general elections, a powerful political coalition is considering a presidential ticket featuring Rotimi Amaechi, former Minister of Transportation, and Nasir El-Rufai, ex-Governor of Kaduna State. High-level meetings are ongoing among influential northern and southern political groups dissatisfied with current opposition efforts and the slow momentum of Peter Obi and the Labour Party.

This alliance aims to bridge the north-south divide and challenge both the ruling APC and the opposition PDP. Key strategists are analyzing voting patterns, ethnic alliances, and financial backing to craft a ticket that emphasizes experience, diversity, and reform.

If successful, this move could reshape Nigeria’s 2027 political landscape by creating a strong third-force narrative and dividing traditional voting blocs. It may force other aspirants, including Obi, to re-strategize quickly.

Stay tuned to FrontNaija for exclusive updates and insights as the 2027 race heats up.

2027: Powerful Coalition Weighs Amaechi/el-rufai Ticket Amid Growing Doubts Over

2027 Nigerian Elections: Coalition Plans to Field Amaechi and El-Rufai as Presidential Candidates

This message reminds us that God's call extends beyond material blessings. Our mission as believers is to shine His light so brightly that it may attract persecution. Yet, we must endure with grace, allowing God's refining fire to teach us patience, kindness, and radical love—not only for fellow believers but also for our enemies.

If the glory of Christ inspires you and you see the eternal prize, stay steadfast in faith. Answer God's call wholeheartedly and serve with unwavering dedication. Remember, our purpose is divine, not human approval. Whether others accept or reject us, we serve the Lord who will one day gather His faithful as treasured jewels. Let us continue to serve with courage, love, and resilience.

Beyond Wealth: The Spiritual Prosperity Of Peace And Strength Amidst StrugglesII

Embracing Spiritual Prosperity: Peace and Strength in Christian Faith

I'm caught in a tough decision about marriage. I have two wonderful women in my life, but I can only marry one. One is a 33-year-old virgin from Kaduna who is kind, mature, and respectful. She’s very giving, and her love feels genuine, though sometimes transactional.

The other is a 23-year-old non-virgin from the South East. She's sharp, proactive, and full of energy. She’s confident, loyal, and embodies GenZ vibes. Both women like me, and I like them too. Now, I’m wondering—does marrying a virgin guarantee faithfulness, or should I consider her experience?

I need advice on who would be the better partner for life. Who should I marry?

Should I Marry A 33-year-old Virgin Or A 23-year-old Non-virgin?

Deciding Between a Virgin and a Non-Virgin Bride: Which Is the Better Choice?

Former Minister Rotimi Amaechi has emphasized that Nigeria's path to change may require sacrifice and confrontation. Speaking at the launch of the 2025 Nigeria Social Cohesion Survey, he criticized Nigerians for passivity amidst elite corruption.

Amaechi argued that citizens must take active steps to challenge the status quo, citing countries like Bangladesh, Peru, and Chile where mass protests led to leadership changes. He warned that without bold action, Nigeria risks remaining stagnant.

He also reflected on Nigeria’s political and economic challenges, highlighting how hardship fuels crime and how citizens have become less mobilized over time. Amaechi urged Nigerians to wake up and fight for their future, stressing that revolution without bloodshed has historically failed.

There Is No Revolution Without Blood' – Ex-minister Amaechi

Amaechi Advocates Bloodshed as Catalyst for Nigerian Revolution

The Nigerian Federal Government has announced a comprehensive plan to accelerate the completion of nine major seaports and upgrade existing ones. This initiative aims to reduce delays, attract investments, and position Nigeria as a leading regional maritime hub.

Unveiled in Lagos, the new National Policy on Marine and Blue Economy details ongoing projects at Nigeria’s seven current seaports, including Apapa, Tin Can Island, and Lekki Deep Seaport. The plan also introduces nine new deep seaports, such as Ibom, Badagry, and Bonny, along with a river port in Lokoja and four inland dry ports across the country.

The Minister for Marine and Blue Economy, Gboyega Oyetola, emphasized the government’s focus on modernizing port infrastructure through reconstruction projects and digital solutions like the Port Community System and E-Call-Up System. These efforts aim to streamline port operations, boost investor confidence, and unlock Nigeria’s marine sector potential, targeting an annual growth rate of 7 per cent.

FG Unveils Strategy To Complete Nine Seaports, Modernise Existing Ones

Nigeria Unveils New Strategy to Complete and Modernize Key Seaports

Lt.-Gen. Azubuike Ihejirika (retd.), a former Chief of Army Staff, has called for the introduction of compulsory military training for all Nigerians, starting with the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC). He believes this initiative will strengthen national unity, discipline, and resilience amid rising security and social challenges.

Speaking at the 50th anniversary of the Nigerian Defence Academy Regular Course 18 Alumni Association in Abuja, Ihejirika reflected on his military journey and the camaraderie built with fellow officers. He emphasized that discipline and patriotism learned during military training played a vital role in shaping his career and contributions to Nigeria.

Ihejirika proposed that mandatory military training could begin with the NYSC, helping to cultivate a generation that understands sacrifice, responsibility, and patriotism. He also praised the government’s decision to restore the national anthem, highlighting its importance in fostering unity and urging its regular use in schools, communities, and national events.

Drawing from his humble beginnings in Abia, Ihejirika shared how military discipline transformed his life and credited the support of mentors and colleagues for his success. He commended the current leadership of the Nigerian Armed Forces for their experience and battle-hardened service, urging Nigerian leaders to prioritize peace and stability for lasting national unity.

Ex-army Chief Proposes Mandatory Military Training For Nigerians

Former Army Chief Advocates for Mandatory Military Training to Foster National Unity

The Niger State chapter of the Atiku Haske Organisation has officially endorsed the African Democratic Congress (ADC), the new political platform of former Vice President Atiku Abubakar, ahead of the 2027 general elections.

In a statement, leader Aminu Sani Bello explained that their support is driven by concerns about Nigeria's current political challenges. The group believes that a credible leadership platform like the ADC offers the best chance to rescue Nigeria from poor governance and insecurity.

Bello emphasized their alignment with Atiku Abubakar, describing him as a seasoned politician with the experience to address Nigeria’s issues. The organisation is committed to mobilising youths and resources nationwide to support Atiku’s bid and urged Nigerians across regions and religions to rally behind him for a better Nigeria.

Atiku Haske Organisation, Niger Chapter Throws Weight Behind ADC

Niger State Chapter of Atiku Haske Supports ADC for 2027 Elections

Indigenous Tiv communities in Nasarawa State have raised serious concerns over ongoing land conflicts and violence. They accuse the state government of disregarding a court order and illegally occupying their ancestral lands.

In Abuja, community leaders led by Senior Advocate of Nigeria (SAN), Terkaa Jerry Aondo, condemned the government’s actions. They claim that despite a court order restraining land encroachment, the government has continued to launch agricultural projects on disputed lands, endangering Tiv lives and property.

The communities report relentless attacks on villages across Doma, Obi, Awe, Keana, and parts of Lafia LGAs. Many villagers have fled to IDP camps, fearing for their safety. They demand urgent intervention from authorities to restore peace, uphold the rule of law, and hold perpetrators accountable. They also call on the Nigerian Bar Association and international bodies to intervene in what they describe as a humanitarian and legal emergency.

Tiv Communities Accuse Nasarawa Govt Of Land Grab, Killings Despite Court Order

Nasarawa Tiv Communities Accuse State Government of Land Seizures and Violence Despite Court Ruling

The African Democratic Congress (ADC) has issued a strong statement criticizing Minister Nyesom Wike for his recent media attacks on opposition coalition leaders. ADC suggests that Wike's hostility stems from fear of the coalition's growing influence, which threatens the current government.

ADC emphasizes that if the government had fulfilled its promises—such as paying teachers and respecting public workers—the coalition might not have gained such momentum. The statement concludes that it is too late for Wike to reverse the tide of public support for the coalition, which represents hope for many Nigerians.

This press release highlights the political tensions and the rising opposition movement against the current administration in Nigeria.

"You Are Jittery But It Is Too Late In The Day To Cry"

Wike’s Rhetoric: A Sign of Political Anxiety Amid Coalition Rising

This post criticizes the current state of Nigerian politics, describing it as a coalition of ticket hunters, rejects, criminals, and desperados. The author laments how the political landscape has fallen so low, highlighting the involvement of controversial figures like Dino Melaye, Atiku, and others. They express disappointment that even the few decent politicians seem motivated by revenge or personal vendettas rather than genuine concern for the country.

The writer portrays the political scene as a chaotic mishmash of questionable characters, calling them adult babies and weirdos. The tone is one of frustration and disillusionment with Nigeria's leadership and political process. Overall, it reflects a deep dissatisfaction with the current state of governance and political integrity in Nigeria.

A Coalition Of Ticket Hunters , Rejects, Criminals And Desperados

Disillusionment with Nigeria's Political Circus

Ekiti State Governor, Mr. Biodun Oyebanji, has commissioned a state-of-the-art building materials market in Ado Ekiti. This new market aims to streamline sourcing, promote local trade, and create jobs, marking a significant step toward economic growth and infrastructure development.

The market is a Public-Private Partnership between Ekiti State Government's Fountain Holdings Limited and New Frontier Development Limited. It features 191 shops, security, a cafeteria, clinic, parking, and warehouse facilities. The project addresses previous unregulated trading spaces, bringing all building material dealers under one roof for convenience, safety, and orderliness.

Governor Oyebanji emphasized that the market will support small and medium enterprises, improve access to quality materials, and foster synergy between traders and builders. He also encouraged traders to maintain the facilities and adhere to environmental standards, highlighting the government's ongoing efforts to create conducive trading environments in Ekiti State.

Oyebanji Commissions Ekiti Builders' Market  …Restates Commitment To Enabling Bu

Ekiti State Unveils Modern Builders' Market to Boost Local Economy

Alhaji Atiku Abubakar, former Vice President and PDP presidential candidate, has sharply criticized President Bola Tinubu's administration for Nigeria's diminished global influence. He pointed out that Nigeria was deliberately excluded from a US-led African summit hosted by Donald Trump, despite its economic strength of $500 billion.

Atiku blamed this sidelining on what he describes as Tinubu’s chaotic presidency, regional missteps, and the erosion of Nigeria's diplomatic stature. He highlighted the decline of ECOWAS under Tinubu’s leadership and the country’s reduced role in international negotiations.

He concluded by asserting that Nigeria’s international reputation is at an all-time low and that the ADC coalition is committed to restoring the nation's dignity and influence on the world stage.

Atiku Slams Tinubu As Trump Ignored Nigeria Due To “Chaotic Presidency”

Atiku Criticizes Tinubu Over Nigeria’s Diplomatic Marginalization by Trump

This article explores the complex landscape of Nigerian politics, focusing on efforts to challenge President Tinubu's administration. It emphasizes the importance of continued advocacy, critique, and activism to safeguard democracy. The piece discusses the formation of a coalition aimed at unseating Tinubu, highlighting the motivations, potential risks, and uncertainties involved.

While acknowledging the coalition's potential to restore democratic principles, it also raises concerns about power hijacking, corruption, and whether such alliances will truly serve the Nigerian people. The author reflects on the roles of seasoned politicians, their past affiliations, and the importance of accountability in future governance. Ultimately, the article underscores that Nigeria’s political future hinges on genuine commitment to the masses' welfare and the preservation of democratic values.

Unseating Tinubu: A Coalition Or Collision Of Interests?

Unseating Tinubu: Coalition Politics and Nigeria’s Democratic Future

FCT Minister Nyesom Wike has announced he will appear on Channels Television’s Politics Today at 7 p.m. today. During the announcement, he took a swipe at his political rival, former Minister Rotimi Amaechi.

Speaking at a project commissioning event in Abuja on Thursday, July 4, Wike mocked Amaechi, calling him 'one of the presidential aspirants of the coalition party' and suggesting he appeared visibly pained in a recent interview.

Amaechi responded by criticizing Wike, challenging him to walk with him from Abuja to Port Harcourt to prove his popularity. Amaechi emphasized his political experience and questioned Wike’s respect for elders in politics.

Wike Takes A Swipe At Amaechi, Announce Appearance On TV Program 7pm Today

Wike Claps Back at Amaechi, Announces TV Appearance Today at 7PM

Get the latest football betting tips for matches on 05.07.2025 in the Norwegian Eliteserien. Viking, currently leading the league, is favored to beat Stromsgodset based on their strong home form and recent performances.

Additionally, Brann is expected to continue their winning streak against HamKam, who have struggled this season but recently shown signs of improvement. These predictions are based on team form, head-to-head history, and current standings.

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Nyesom Wike, the Minister of the Federal Capital Territory, has publicly accused Rotimi Amaechi’s wife of receiving a monthly ₦4 billion payout from the Niger Delta Development Commission (NDDC). He challenged President Bola Tinubu to release the forensic audit report that allegedly contains evidence supporting his claims.

Wike stated that if the report confirms his allegations, he would resign as FCT Minister. He also called for transparency, urging the government to make the report public, as it was reportedly buried during the Buhari administration. The audit aims to uncover financial misappropriations within the NDDC from 2001 to 2019.

He emphasized that the report could explain how Amaechi’s wife became an industrialist through these funds, though he clarified he was not presenting the report as infallible. Wike urged Nigerians to see the document and judge for themselves.

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