₦airaland Forum

Mrvirgin:
Am I the only one who thinks his cuteness is overrated? He's a cute man no doubt, but he's just one of the milllion cute dads/men we have out there, d only difference is he appears more on screen than others.

gbegemaster:
I dont know whether to laud or criticize this boldness in displaying the biafran flag in Abuja.

I don't know how we can recover from all this and go back to "One Nigeria". One Nigeria seems to be a dream lost in the pipeline...

chubbygal:
Lunch is ready pls

nwadiuko1:
its actually 65%

temitemi1:
he is my role model

highpriest4:
Nice background

MsDelilah:
As long as there's a Benz logo, be it old or new, I'm intrigued.

But my favourite is the S-Class. Especially the W140, also known as The Beast, The King of the S-Class

Missmossy:
Wow Rwanda of all countries, really beautiful. It would be so nice been a tourist at this city

Fremancipation:
Good points. I strongly believe that niger delta republic can be very viable and successful if the will and commitment is there amongst all groups involved. Nothing is impossible.

But can Niger deltans truly come together as one people and nation? What unites niger deltans outside of producing oil? Will cross river and akwaibom people join with ijaws and urohobos and itshekiri people? I am not trying to throw sand into your garri but I am being realistic.

If Niger deltans truly want their own nation, they need to get out there as Biafrans and Catalonias are doing and sensitize the world. You can't just wake up one day to mobilize people to form a nation. Just saying the bitter truth.

As for seaport, biafrans will develop ugbaku seaport in Southern Abia state. It is only 30 nautical miles from the sea.

iblawi:
Let me educate you about Nigerians.

Even Nigerian that went to Benin republic and never came back from vacation have their reservations in this debate and that that doesn't automatically translate to Benin republic is better than Nigeria.

Not all Nigerians have been to Lagos and Abuja.

Millions of Nigerians have never left their home state to any major city before traveling out of the country and the impression of such a person will be different from someone who knows in and out of major cities in his country.

Even as we speak, we have Nigerians in Libya and Syria and they have no immediate plan of coming back.


Don't get confused. Am telling you fact. You don't become largest economy without anything. Something must have contributed to the economic growth.

iblawi:
It seem most Nigerians don't just feel like saying anything about Kenya vs Nigeria because they are not just comparable no matter how they try.

Most images posted are the once available to them on Internet. But believe me, we have far more than what Kenya can boast of.

My advice is that Kenyans should compare Kenya with Lagos Alone and you will see how people will rush the thread.

We are not in the same league with Kenya.

NatureBoy91:
When I went to Aba recently, I was surprised to see the Creativity of this Sixteen years old boy whose name is Uchenna Sunday. This talented boy is good at constructing prototype houses like bungalows, duplex and its kind.

He also repair electrical faults for people nearby, knows electrical terms, lays conduit and surface cables, build MPs for his mates. He also helps his mum on her farmland to raise money for his fees, but has dropped school due to financial issues.

He constructs building plans, prototype houses and sell to people at the rate of 1500 naira. I kept wondering how many persons of this/his age would be as talented and creative like this little boy?
See photos below:

NatureBoy91:
When I went to Aba recently, I was surprised to see the Creativity of this Sixteen years old boy whose name is Uchenna Sunday. This talented boy is good at constructing prototype houses like bungalows, duplex and its kind.

He also repair electrical faults for people nearby, knows electrical terms, lays conduit and surface cables, build MPs for his mates. He also helps his mum on her farmland to raise money for his fees, but has dropped school due to financial issues.

op kindly reach me via allcomage@yahoo.com

He constructs building plans, prototype houses and sell to people at the rate of 1500 naira. I kept wondering how many persons of this/his age would be as talented and creative like this little boy?
See photos below:

Bujumbura:
God will bless you

NatureBoy91:
When I went to Aba recently, I was surprised to see the Creativity of this Sixteen years old boy whose name is Uchenna Sunday. This talented boy is good at constructing prototype houses like bungalows, duplex and its kind.

He also repair electrical faults for people nearby, knows electrical terms, lays conduit and surface cables, build MPs for his mates. He also helps his mum on her farmland to raise money for his fees, but has dropped school due to financial issues.

He constructs building plans, prototype houses and sell to people at the rate of 1500 naira. I kept wondering how many persons of this/his age would be as talented and creative like this little boy?
See photos below: