₦airaland Forum

ashjay001:
If no be say u be lady ehn! I for suspect u.

Kingsley1000:
Igbos has suffered and tormented so much in the hands of hausa/fulani people since the inception of this country and SOME MISCREANTS ARE TRYING TO SUBJECT THEMSELVES TO ANOTHER ABOKI(atikuchukwu)

hush15:
How? Was this not the same reason why Dansuki is in detention? Misappropriation of funds. Why enbed funds for one state into a boko haram project knowing fully well that it’s a fertile ground to breed corruption when funds are not properly appropriated!

givan:
Northerners: Dan kwaya!!!

alexistaiwo:
One day these archeologists will dig up one ancient curse that will end the world.


Sci-Fiction conspiracy theory

Khd95:
Is that why ojukwu fled to Abidjan in a woman's cloth

Elthugnificent:
After calling them pigs? If you are actually marketing a product do you think anybody will contact you?

AutoJoshNG:
[s]The Director General, National Automotive Design and Development Council, Mr. Jelani Aliyu MFR, on Thursday 16th November 2017 said the Council shall collaborate with relevant stakeholders in the local automotive industry to make electric cars a reality in Nigeria.

Jelani who disclosed this at the official launch of the first FUSO Truck Assembled in Nigeria by Cfao assembly plant in Lagos stated that NADDC is committed to work closely with all the players in the auto industry to ensure that Nigeria would leapfrog and join the global trend irrespective of the challenges, adding that it is time for Nigeria and friends of Nigeria to take the bull by the horns and embrace technological advancement in the automotive industry as Nigeria could not afford to be left behind in this global movement.

The Director General congratulated FUSO/Cfao motors for making waves in the auto industry. “It is really an incredible milestone for the automotive sector in Nigeria to have CFAO and FUSO Truck launch an assembly plant right here in the country with the capacity to assemble at least five trucks per day”.

He however challenged the operators in the industry to come up with more advanced solutions to transportation in Nigeria as most of the Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEMs) in the developed countries are gradually moving away from production of conventional cars.

https://autojosh.com/naddc-collaborate-stakeholders-manufacture-electric-cars-nigeria/[/s]

Neoteny:
Nope.

You're the dumb ones.

smartmey61:
Miss Universe

jidemoh:
Let him report to the police and clear himself.

basic23111:
humm, kaduna teachers una witch pass edo......i hail ooooo

michael142:
Is it this week or next week?

michael142:
Is it this week or next week?