₦airaland Forum

lhordspy:
You dont need to waste your time in trying to explain to us.

We know the people that took the news serious initially. People who believed buhari died and Labour party will win Lagos state.

I gave up on them, myself.

lhordspy:
I like this man.

Very intelligent but inexperience. I see a future in me.

Better than one good for nothing flat-headed liar and a fraudster. A finished man that calls himself emi lo kan.

Reminds me of that song: emi lo Kan,emi lo kan..
Baba wey nor well,he dey shout emi lo kan..
Hand dey shake,leg dey shake,Baba wey nor well,he dey shout emi lo kan .

Paretomaster1:
WOULDN'T YOU RATHER FORGIVE?

Just before dawn on a Saturday morning, about 2:10 am, January 15, 1966, the Adjutant-General of the Nigerian Army, Lieutenant-Colonel James Pam (pictured), his wife Elizabeth and all other members of his family in their Nigerian Army residence at 8, Ikoyi Crescent, Ikoyi, Lagos, awoke to the sight of soldiers crouching decidedly towards their house.

Eventually, the fully-armed soldiers continued to make their way to Lt. Col. Pam's home. Those approaching the kitchen chose to make their entrance by shooting through the door. A quick run up the stairs and the soldiers took over the bedrooms.

By this time, Elizabeth was no longer in doubt that something has badly gone wrong. As she ran to the children’s rooms in her distress and confusion, she screamed for her oldest child and daughter who was eight years old.

“Kaneng ! Kaneng! Help me! Help me!” she called out.

However, the invading soldiers had come face-to-face with her husband, James Pam, led by a man very close to him and a family-friend, Major Humphrey Chukwuka, who was also his second-in-command, and Deputy Adjutant-General.

“Sir, we have come to take you with us,” Chukwuka said.

“Why? What is the meaning of this?” Pam questioned.

“Sir, please come with us,” Chukwuka responded.

“Ok. Allow me to dress," Pam said as he gave in especially to the sight of guns blaring at him.

At this point, Pam was joined by his heartbroken wife, Elizabeth, as he retreated into the bedroom and changed swiftly into a pair of trousers, a vest and shirt and he put on his watch.

He returned to the waiting soldiers as Elizabeth pleaded with Major Chukwuka who she knew well as her husband's deputy and friend, to spare her husband’s life.

“Please don’t kill him, please don’t kill my husband,” Elizabeth pleaded.

"No. We won’t Madam. Don’t worry. I will bring him back to you," Chukwuka assured.

Major Chukwuka, who had rather become impatient, began to march Lieutenant-Colonel James Yakubu Pam out of his home but not without first advising him to put on a coat because it was cold outside due to the harmattan season.

As Pam was led out, Kaneng, his daughter, aware of the present danger, ran to her father and hugged him. Pam promptly turned to Elizabeth his wife and said in Hausa: “Liz, ki lura da yara,” which means “Liz, look after the children.”

Those were his last words to his wife. It was also the last time he would have a glimpse of his family that comprised his wife Elizabeth, Kaneng, eight years; Jummai, six years; Yusufu, four years; identical twins Ishaku and Ishaya, one year and nine months and Ibrahim (Gambo), four months and two weeks.

James Pam was led out and eventually killed within the hour after he was allowed to say his last prayers. His last thoughts were obviously for his devoted wife Elizabeth and their children. “Lord save them. Lord bless them and Lord keep them.”

Those were his last words as thirteen bullets were rained on him hitting his chest and jaw. He was 32. Murdered in cold blood on a cold morning by people he had trusted.

In 2001, 35 years after the events of that night, at the age of 65 years, Elizabeth Pam, who was born to a Ghanian Christian father and a Fulani Moslem mother, the widow of James Pam, went to see Humphrey Chukwuka in Enugu, the former capital of the Eastern Region and present capital of Enugu State.

She was 30 years old in 1966 when Chukwuka took James away and never returned him to her as promised.

Elizabeth did not call for justice as an alternative to the loss of her beloved husband neither was she avid for tribal accusations.

She just uttered those difficult words: "I FORGIVE YOU."

She died softly on the 10th of May 2011, surrounded by her children and her illustrious moral superiority.

Source: A Carnage Before Dawn, by Ayomide Akinbode

Ebi2233:
How can a Governor be begging her 7 million

Germi9 coconutHead:
So your empty head actually believe that the Bayelsa state governor is involved in the blackmail?
I never said he was,your coconutHead told you that.
My own is,how the hell did he get involved in this scandal?
I leave that to you and you big coconutHead

Cryomancer:
This confirms the cry of the masses that the perpetrators of this kidnapping are mostly fulanis.

Anyway i hope they will not be released after the state commissioner receives a phone call from Abuja.

Life2020:
U are very wise
I thought about that and I have made up my mind that I'm not going to marry again, at least not till my girls are grown up.
I have heard stories about girls being sexually abused or even physical abused, I don't want my girls to grow up in that type of environment.
I might have a few date here and there but let's see because my girls will always be first.
Honestly I want to hear his side of the story because I'm honestly curious to hear his own side of the story.

Jovialjune1:


Not anger, just trying to express myself.

madridguy:
This is a very sensitive issue that requires a very diplomatic approach.

First, your uncle cannot win this battle. Don't underrate a woman and he must not take her threat as a mere one.

The mistake your uncle did was not to study his wife very well when they're still young. I used to tell people, once your wife start exhibiting some characters, the best thing for the man is to start a new family somewhere.

Children are defence for their mother against any enemies, be their father or anyone. So the best time for you to arrange yourself very well is when the woman soldiers " children " are still young. Immediately they matured every woman turn to Aso rock.

I have seen many women planning on how to deal with their husband when old age set for him. By that time the children will be independent so they will just abandon the man and move to any of their son or daughter.

doggedfighter:
Over excitement at seeing the beautifully designed and crafted body of a woman.


With time it will get better as you get used to the blissful art of good sex.


While at it, improve your game . I am almost sure you are terrible at sex.

Do you know how to handle the nipples to produce an electrifying effects ?

How well can you manage the VJ ?

Have you mastered the art of using your tongue ?

And make your woman's toes curl up as she moans in ecstasy while you are immersed in her ? The tongue is a sexual arsenal when skillfully used.

Are your palms smooth and capable of sending your woman to dreamland in erotic highness?

What's your thrusts like ? Does it have the warm ryththmic flow of a soulful artist ?

Or does it have the kpa kpa kpa or Tata Tata sound of the cracked voice of an Oshodi tout ?


The fingers of a sex maestro can cause an eruption in woman. Never to be forgotten !

Can your fingers skillfully stroke the VJ ?

Your dick is not the issue here.

From here, I can imagine how bland , boring and tasteless sex with the girl was !

Oh my dear fellow woman

You have a whole lot to learn FIRST !

Good sex is an art !


So much to say but Amma stop here !

Romanoff:
Act like how?

The post no show say she be woman. Anybody wey dey regular for here spos know say that "f" sign for her post no mean anything, even guys dey open account dey use the "f" sign.

Romanoff:
As na you dey buy me data.

Ifindthings:
Okay so Oshodi wasn't cleared during Tinubu's tenure? What did he do exactly?

doggedfighter:
If he leaves your house, can your parents handle him ?






This one will give you serious headache.

I would have suggested sending him back to people that brought him to this world but I fear he will send them to early grave.


From the look of things he's joined those Edo cult boys and criminals !




Sighs !

Romanoff:
I didn't know that.

The post didn't say but at least, she now has an example of the kind of man to stay away from.