₦airaland Forum

Realdeals:
Not it will, it has reduced. Though most bank have stopped naira card usage for both ATM and online transactions, GTB still allows it but peg monthly usage at $100

dEastActivist:

I understand bro...

Person tell me say you be ogun Oracle...

If you say stop everybody go stop...

And if you say follow me, all the Igbo ladies will follow you...

Lol... I love the weed you are high on bro..
Nice fantasies do continue dreaming and never to wake.

If wishes where fking horses, beggars will ride

Princy13:
Where is FFK?

FFK is somewhere looking like Ray J:

https://67.media.tumblr.com/dfcb900c8bb249ca5e0dfc44a28af26a/tumblr_mm1uftoqjo1qki2c1o1_500.gif

Don't think FFK still has memories of fucking her.

It was a very long time.

And the sex they had was more like quickiez.Ojukwu did the main kpanshin..

Meanwhile,I don't think she was that beautiful then,as well as her pussy.

If FFk thinks he's the man,let him go Bleep her now.

Shymm3xx:
Lol, FFK gave her that Freak'n you treatment like Jodeci.

[img]http:///media/10-12-2015/uWR7hD.gif[/img]

Nah, they dated for a long time according to reliable sources and they were probably still creepin' before FFK dropped the bombshell lol. So, what makes you think he can't beat it now, if he wants? Even with Kim K, Ray J was still beating it when she first got with Kanye, despite all the madness that happened after they broke up. Once you have the code to a chic's pum - you can always beat it, if you play ya cards right lool.

Stop crying over Igbo biitches - no one owns biitches, until you put a ring on it. If you're mad about it, go look for Yoruba chics to fvck in retaliation lol. You can't stop grown arse men from fvcking whoever they want to fvck lol.

dEastActivist:
If wishes where horses.

I understand bro...

Lol

kinggogo:
We use to hand cms their ass in cricket

That our khaki uniform tho, not sure it'll eva b changed

It's our symbol

Ngozi123:
Fair enough, you do believe in radical change but many who share your stance in this matter do not, hence why I said that people who share your reasoning are 'less likely' to want radical change. Btw, I'm not always this negative, in fact, I even applauded Buhari on his anti-corruption stance as it's one thing that I do agree with him on. However, I haven't seen much under this current administration, or in previous ones, that have led me to believe that Nigeria is progressing at an acceptable rate. In fact, in some ways, I believe that Nigeria is regressing.

Ngozi123:
Yes, that's because, in isolation, it's not really a meaningful improvement at all. I admire your optimism but we've been in a similar situation before and it has yielded very few positive results. You can pick out as many little positives as you can from the situation at hand now but for every positive result we've seen, there are 9 more lurking right behind it, the most pertinent being the fact that certain parts of the country are suffering from a famine. Nigeria, one of the richest countries in the world and the biggest economy in Africa, is undergoing a famine right now. Let that sink in...

This doesn't just mean that the country is 'not fine', as you would put it, it means that the country is in a mess right now and it's in need of a rigorous shake up. People like you who like to downplay the country's problems are a part of the problem as you're less likely to believe that a radical change is needed here .

Ngozi123:
It's not really. You downplay Nigeria's issues by saying simply saying that "they could do better", hence why I said it was a massive understatement. Certain parts of Nigeria are currently undergoing a famine- they could do be doing a lot better than they are now. I agree that the US has a very distorted distribution of wealth but Nigeria's own is so much worse that one cannot even begin to compare the two.

America is the biggest economy in the world, with GDP per capita at over $50K, and there are destitute . . . even in the gulf where some countries have GDP per capita in excess of $70k, they have poor people. While we could do better, and this is far, far, short of where we need to be as a country, calling others myopic 'cause they feel happy about this little positive ain't cool.

Would you rather a GDP of $200b divided by 170 million people, or $400b divided by 170 million people?

Ngozi123:
Did you or did you not try to compare the US with Nigeria?

Ngozi123:
Hahahaha are you really comparing America to Nigeria? Nigeria is going through a famine and you're saying "we could do better". It would be funny if it wasn't so sad but that truly is the understatement of the year!

femi4:
We gave Nigeria Abiodun Baruwa and Dosu Joseph. Also good in cricket too. Up IC. Cms try but dem no reach

L L

vani86:
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Or you are a dum.b sycophant who who cant counter my response with a valid argument but mere insult.

Therefore i can't waste my time on you.

Shalom

Elebiju:
that's a lie..... Igbobi boys are known for rascality and no school on the mainland can boast of ever trashing them..... In the 90's sha.

Dem know dem master, Igbobi boys carry Baptist Academy join, we dominate them both in the 80s to the very early 90s. They are good at fisrt attack though, but "they always use small hand collect big hand": "won fi owo kekere gba 'nla"
We're always rescuing their as$es when the molue boys start gbege.
#80s90sgangstatinz

They are very good at 'invitation relays': 4*100, but you know they're always using old boys to race -- walahi, Igbobi boys too like cunny ways.

Other sports we dominate . . . at least then.

Ngozi123:
That's literally the only positive I see here. Nigeria has been Africa's biggest economy for many years now but how exactly has that transcended to the average Nigerian? I'm surprised that there are people celebrating this news, it just goes to show how myopic some Nigerians are.

wristbangle:
Generally there is recession in the globe just that it varies in countries. That of Nigeria is quite heavy due to our over-reliance on oil hence a monopolised economy. We hope to see a government that will harness other untapped resources in the country such as Agriculture, Natural resources, Information Technology and other mainstreams, not just to stay as Africa giant but to compete with other developed countries in the world but it's a pity we have never had good leadership in power since independence.

No immediate explanation was available concerning the absence of Justice Ofili-Ajumogobia. One of our sources speculated she may have fled the country.

Aparche:
Let your prayer topic be that "God should deliver you from unreasonable & wicked men" like your boss.
You will be surprised that he will stop disturbing you and will also not sack you. In fact he will come to
you and apologize for his behaviour. Then come back here and testify...