₦airaland Forum

devilmaycry:
quote this and copy d code

Ratedgang:
i may not agree with you in so many things cos u be werey but u see this one I stand by you. Traveled this morning and was stopped by a humble police officer (not checking papers but wants to observe) I just gave him 2000 naira (print) for a drink.... I told him something that nearly made him cry... “Officer good to see you guys again in this form but please this 2k isn’t a bribe but just get something to drink”. His joy no be here oh.

Tookool:
Op ...Is the bird a national treasure? That he would make millions if he delivers it to the Finland embassy

Simplyleo:
Noise over nothing, social media is not madness.

Yam is foodstuff, people in police cells are fed and this might just be a case of conveying yam to police station.

peppermint7:
See as God don answer your call but ur greed for little things deny u such opportunities.
Let call a spade a spade
wetin u go see enjoy from this falcon wer you kill now.

E be things sha

Yenefer:
she still got it wrong

“The protests continued unabated. In all of these, one woman I pitied most was my aged mother who was with me in the State House.

“Every day, she watched on television protesters carrying a casket with my picture on it and having the inscription ‘Rest In Peace.’

“I could imagine her trauma. This is a woman who had 10 live births with only my elder sister and I surviving.”

“In Lagos State for instance, it was like a carnival. Musicians, comedians and other celebrities were engaged by opposition elements to join the protests. Refreshments were served to protesters.

“Every morning Lagos State government workers cleaned up the Gani Fawehinmi Park and prepared it for the day’s protests. It appeared as though the protesters were very special guests of the Lagos State Government. Similar scenarios played out in other opposition controlled states.”

“The House of Representatives whose Speaker, Aminu Tambuwal, was hobnobbing with the opposition (he eventually defected to the opposition) did not help matters.

“Thinking that I had left the country for South Africa to attend the centenary celebration of the African National Congress, Speaker Tambuwal convened the House to sit on a Sunday just to condemn the deregulation.

“That was the first and only time in Nigeria’s political history that the parliament sat on a Sunday. At that sitting, an opposition member of the House got up to allege that I had abandoned the nation at such a crucial time to join festivities in South Africa.

“Unknown to the House, on that same day while they were sitting, I was at Eagle Square to inaugurate mass transit vehicles my administration purchased to cushion the effect of the subsidy removal.”

devilmaycry:
Cute....
One country people for don d look for stone to take knack am

RenaissanceGuy:
Is this thread about Buhari?

DMerciful:
Hopefully a sane president will come along and criminalize all the coupists we've had and remove their names as head of state. All benefits so far accrued to them will be repealed even in death. It is the morbid fear of a coup that's why Bubu refuses to change the incompetent service chiefs. He is afraid of karma!

DMerciful:
I have also wondered why be put coupists on pension and celebrate them as former country leaders when they stole our mandate using guns! In developed countries, you pay for crimes no matter how long but in Nigeria, we celebrate criminals. However, the only person who overthrew a democratically elected president is Bubu so he is the only coupist(well IBB supported him so he is culpable in that regard) but IBB overthrowing Bubu is not treason because Bubu's military govt was an illegitimate govt

Englov:
Ok

UyaiIncomparabl:
How do I get the link?

Chinatown1759:
How do I get your contact?

3ncrypted:
08032051131 my WhatsApp pls chat me up

lakesidepapa:
Drop your whatsapp line on your profile..

FactBoyz:
There is an amount of money and fame you'll make and depression sets in.. You begin to notice at that instance that money cant buy peace of mind, joy and true love. Hence, Jesus Christ is the solace we have., even if you you dont believe in God or anything, believing in him makes things a lot better within.

Kobojunkie:
What is inherited favour? Where is this idea illustrated in any of Jesus Christ's teaching?

Dangrace01:
Flourite

Superpower:
Does this mean if someone mistakenly sends money to our account there is nothing wrong in spending it?

donphilopus:
I saw it on Facebook about 5 minutes ago and I just couldn't stop laughing.

The prayer reminded me of a man in my community who ate pounded yam meant for someone else during the other person's relative's grandchild ceremony.

When it was time for the celebrant to dance round to greet her people and take whatever presents they had for her, she went to the man's (her relative) house and he sent her back saying she didn't bring the usual pounded yam. That's how they got to know that the pounded yam meant for the man was taken to someone else. The other man settle down eat the pounded yam with him family members.

But why should any reasonable person eat something that's not meant for him/her in the name of unmerited favor? Pa Adeboye, with due respect sir, this your prayer no follow at all.

Years ago, I think it was in 1956, I was living with my uncle who was poor but I was poorer. If he had anything, we shared and when there is nothing, there is nothing. There was this day we were very hungry and there was no way food could come at all. Suddenly, a young girl came and said, “My sister said I should give you this pounded yam, vegetable and chicken.” My uncle said “I don’t know your sister. Are you sure”? The girl insisted so we took the food and my uncle said he would look for a gift to give her some other time and she left.

As soon as she left, we descended on the pounded yam and as soon as we finished it, the girl came back and said the food was not for him. I decree to you today, the miracle you don’t deserve, the Lord will send it to you this week.

oyatz:
Is this your method of comparing Agricultural outputs of different Regions?