₦airaland Forum

ajumma:
@ bold will be proud of you

NovesaTillie:
Are you gay?

You sound gay.
Waste of pinis.

Come let's spend some time together.
I give you 2 months you'll be talking about getting married.

ajumma:
you are NOT going to be the last

Godons1:
Fake Arewa news that's created by an IGBO Man. Don't you know that, anyone with internet access can create this? Nigerians are wiser.

ajumma:
even Pharaoh(firaun) is more vainglorious & egotistic than you

SKULLastica!

Gotze1:
[s][/s]Incoherent balderdash.

Godons1:
Aba made fake news and IPOB made lies.

esnbrutality:
The thread will be left "fallow" because their favorite past time .."IPOB/IGBO/BIAFRA" are not involved.
The sad thing is that those miscreants that are quick to offer IGBO people advice on IPOB, will be DEAD MUTE on issues relating to them directly or their masters...IRONIC isnt it!!

ps: That thread you opened on issues relating to SWaste IGR and attendant Poverty, has been slammed shut , by the MOD..they all Run to when they cant take what they dish out on a regular...Bloody cowards...

Aufbauh:
I know this kind of news will make FP.

ajumma:
“those whom God wishes to destroy he first drives mad”

ajumma:
AllahIsSatan

Allah will surely curse you with Satanic demon

imagine if is Nigeria now
you have used ur unholy
mouth to cursed our leaders


wawa kowai

Iyaebe:
With this,I now know how pathetic and miserable you are.You can choose to be a curse on your generation, its your choice but I won't hesitate to put your shallow brain in order any where necessary.

Iyaebe:
So far,so good you are the one displaying low IQ and stupidity here and I shall be very quick to call you out whenever the need arises,also I will mention you anyhow I like and if you have problems with it then you quit this forum.Go and borrow sense if you don't have any.

Iyaebe:
When you don't understand a language you ask questions so as to avoid bringing curses upon your life and later begin to blame innocent village people, this is how some of you instigate religious fights because of your short reasonings which often result to loss of lives.You have options to choose Monika's you want but you chose to be unfortunate with this one.Allah means God,same way other languages have names for God.A word is enough for the wise,if you can't behave in a way your descendants will benefit from,then don't be unfortunate enough to bring curses they will inherit.Know when to draw boundaries with your mal behaviour.

BigBashiru:
Great man that doesn't have inferiority complex like the average Nigerian.

seunmsg:
Just imagine the useless headline that has no coronation with the actual story. People will screenshot this fake headline and be passing it around in years to come. Why is it so difficult for People’s Gazette to be truthful for once?

Anywhere, I hope the PSC will respond in kind to the senseless ban placed on Nigerians by UK and Canada. Anything short of a retaliatory response will not be accepted. COVID-19 is the white man’s disease. Africa must resist all effort by the west and their biased media to rebrand it as an African virus.

Precious Chikwendu said that Fani-Kayode does not like Igbos working in his house because the former minister believes “Igbos are rude.”

Chikwendu, the estranged wife of Fani-Kayode, stated this in an interview with Chude Jideonwo.

The former beauty queen alleged that the former Aviation Minister once sacked his domestic staff because he is Igbo.

Chikwendu said “He (Fani-Kayode) says it’s a cultural thing for the Igbo to be rude and that is why we don’t have a hierarchy. I heard all of that from him.

“Even the staff in the house, that you are an Igbo staff member is a problem. He says ‘that Igbo boy, I don’t like him, sack him,” she said.

Chikwendu accused the former minister of incessant domestic violence while Fani-Kayode made claims of infidelity against her.

However, Chikwendu said she has not been allowed to see her children since their separation.

Watch a short clip from the interview below.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ps8fnV4PpZ0

[b]Good morning gentlemen.

As you are aware, Britain has put Nigeria on its red list and banned foreign travels from our country. This is as a result of the discovery of Covid-19 cases, Omicron variant, in Nigeria. Britain now joins other countries, including Canada, which have taken a similar action against Nigeria over Omicron.

2. Let me say straight away that it’s up to the Presidential Steering Committee (PSC) to respond to this action by the British government and others, and I have no doubt that the Committee will respond appropriately.

3. However, as the Spokesman for the Federal Government, I can say, without mincing words, that the decision by tye British government to put Nigeria on the red list, just because of less than two dozen cases of Omicron which, by the way, did not originate in Nigeria, is unjust, unfair, punitive, indefensible and discriminatory. The decision is also not driven by science.

4. How do you slam this kind of discriminatory action on a country of 200 million people, just because of less than two dozen cases? Whereas British citizens and residents are allowed to come in from Nigeria, non-residents from the same country are banned. The two groups are coming from the same country, but being subjected to different conditions. Why won’t Britain allow people in both categories to come in, and be subjected to the same conditions of testing and quarantine? This is why this decision to ban travellers from Nigeria, who are neither citizens nor residents, is grossly discriminatory and punitive.

5. Gentlemen, let me use this opportunity to highlight the fact that travel ban, the type that has been slammed on some African countries, is a knee-jerk reaction that can only be detrimental to our quest to most conclusively tackle this pandemic. Instead of these reflex responses that are driven by fear, rather than science, why can’t the world take a serious look at the issue of access to vaccines, and ensure that it is based on the principles grounded in the right of every human to enjoy the highest attainable standard of health without discrimination on the basis of race, religion, political belief, economic or any other social condition.

6 Many developed countries have used the advantage of their enormous resources or relationship to sign agreements with manufacturers to supply their countries with vaccines ahead of making them available for use by other countries. Even before the clinical trials were completed, millions of doses of the most promising vaccines have been bought by Britain, US, Japan and the EU. Some of these countries bought doses five times the size of their population, while others, mostly in Africa, have little or no access to vaccines. This is the real issue to address, instead of choosing the easy path of travel bans, which the UN Secretary General called Travel Apartheid. Let the world know that no one is safe until everyone is safe.

7 Gentlemen, in the wake of the discovery of Omicron, the PSC has reviewed its International Travel Protocol. The revised protocol, which came into effect yesterday (5 Dec. 2021), is aimed at further reducing the risk of importation and exportation of COVID-19, especially the variants of concern. Under the revised protocol, passengers arriving in Nigeria are expected to provide evidence of and comply with the following rules:

COVID-19 PCR test to be done within 48 hours before departure
Post-arrival Day 2 COVID-19 PCR test
Self-isolation for 7 days (for unvaccinated and partially-vaccinated individuals)
Day 7 post-arrival exit PCR test (for unvaccinated and partially vaccinated
individuals).
On the other hand, out-bound passengers are required to provide:
Valid evidence of full vaccination against COVID-19
Negative PCR test result within 48hrs from the time boarding.

These are science-driven actions, rather than those based on emotions and other extraneous reasons. However, if any country is not satisfied with them, why not simply subject Nigerians arriving in their country to their own PCR tests and proven conditions, like quarantine, instead of banning them outrightly?

10 We sincerely hope the British government will immediately review the decision to put Nigeria on its red list and rescind it immediately. Nigeria has handled the Covid-19 pandemic with utmost responsibility and based on science, and has rightly earned global accolades for its efforts. Nigeria does not belong on any country’s red list.

11 Gentlemen, I thank you for your kind attention.[/b]

Apsis:
Hello every
Pls I need help seriously
I've been experiencing Tingling/burning sensation on public area for 2 weeks now, I went for test and it came back negative
Has anyone had such experience before, pls kindly share solution.

Haakeem:
whats the difference between 'almost cut off' and 'almost yanked off? If u two don't have any reasonable thing to say keep shut.