₦airaland Forum

chlowi:
I would not want the. Sins of my father and forefathers to visit me nor the repercussions I want them to pay for thier own sins and as such I would say it's not nice to judge this man (I do not know him) by the deeds of his father!!! If you were Alams' son that won't be your making and you can't change it, so please go easy on the deceased.

@topic RIP

If I was Alams son I would have come out openly and discredited my father, I won't go ahead and flaunt my father's ill gotten wealth. Screw him even in death, this would serve as deterant to other thieves

Gbawe:
You're a very strange chap with a mien for brazen deception that makes you nauseating. So most people upon hearing of the death of a "friend" they knew "directly" would say what you did, reproduced below, without even first expressing sorrow and shock for the loss of a "friend"? You are not fooling anyone as most posters now know you are fond of making wild claims you are always eventually discredited for.



@Post. RIP to the young man if true. Tragic for any young person to in their prime.

If you only knew how many have died because of the road that should have been fixed but DSP stole the money then you will know that no one in that family deserves RIP. As at the time DSP was leaving office in 2006 only 2 petrol stations were in the whole of Bayelsa. The number of mortal fatality was so high because hospitals were not equipped, money meant for this were stolen by DSP, well I don't think he deserves RIP, all of them deserves the hottest part of hell

Is it so hard to buy arms? Why can't we investigate the arms' company's registrations details before sending the money? Why are we so bent on apearing shady?

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