₦airaland Forum

EngrXrix:
e don do. let's not act like we all don't do this thing.... they are adults you guys should let them be?

ThatFairGuy1:
Youths with misplaced priority.
Someone will still marry these harlots

johnpablo541:
They apologized after some years and even paid compensation

Xposed2020:
If this ain't terrorism, then nothing can be called terrorism again.
In another man's country ooooo.
When the table turns, those applauding this act will claim victims of persecution.
Evil is evil regardless of who is doing it, good is good regardless of who is doing it and likewise terrorism.
You can't be living peacefully in your house & set mine on fire and still accuse me of terrorism.

abduljabbar4:
Most Nigerians don't read or perhaps, they just lack the ability to use their brain.
and spew nonsense on s.media


What if this had led to an accident? What if it was Iran that did this nonsense.

Anybody that thinks America is always right and never wrong is obviously shallow-minded. Libyans used to be like you but how did they end? From being the best country in Africa with better standards of living than Americans to being a 'leaderless' playground of Al-Qaeda, Isis and a hundred other militia groups.

Godlovesyou28:
I type this with so much pain and sense of loss. I found out about two years ago that my step mum is not my real mum (everyone keeps wondering why am just waking up to the obvious).

I grew up being hated by my mum's (now step mum) family, usually beaten, overworked and deprived; but I was told that I was being trained to be strong since I was the first daughter by my mum (now step mum). At age seven I cooked all the meals except my (dads soups) and did all the cleaning. By age ten I cook every single meal at home, wash all the cloths and Iron, clean the house and run all the errands while my siblings both older and younger play and watch TV. I always felt my mum (step mum) will love me just a little bit more if I worked harder; she always told me I was special (and different) and that she loves me so much but does not know how to show it. . It hurt me deeply then that I was different so much so that its expression translated to pain; but that's in my past now and I have no regrets.

Fast forward, am all grown up and fully independent, then a distant relative I helped told me two years ago that my mum is not my real mum with facts. For me it was a relief (I thought there was something wrong with me that made me unloveable and to be treated different and given less, but I know better now). I am more confident knowing she never loved me and that it was no fault of mine.

Now, I just can't move on knowing I have a mother and I want to meet her and ask her questions (why she would dump her child for another woman to raise? Why she never came back to take me? Etc). And also if we could catch-up and be friends maybe.

The problem is that no one wants to tell me anything since most of my family members fear my dad and keep referring me back to my dad; I visited my dad and begged him to tell me who she is (I cried so much that he had to beg me to stop), he asked me to go so he can discuss it with my mum (step mum) but now shouts me down each time I bring up the topic.

I want to find my real mother . l don't know why I can't sleep or think about anything else. I need closure. I have been advised to sue my dad and am considering it. Please help me, I can't bear knowing I have a mother out there and not know who she is. Please help!

AnanseK:
You are right about the honor, but marriage doesn’t just happen as a wish.

Someone has to ask you to marry him or at least to agree with your request.

bukatyne:
Re-marriage is much more honorable than becoming a beggar for sex

The shame, disgrace, accusations and counter accusations.

Onyi22:
Stupidity
I can only tattoo his name only if he's rich n wealthy..
If not, I won't do that none sense for a broke ass guy

buygala:
[/b]Those who knew him in and around Akwanga town described him as a disciplined police officer who knows his job, and a no-nonsense officer’ the source said.[b]


Disciplined indeed











RIP jare oga Disciplined Officer

Yankee101:
Beyond reasonable doubt. Include that.