₦airaland Forum

Airforce1: Ok but why is she dark skinned
Can't she bleach?

kulyie: tell me na better pikin

Yeske2: To all the Yoruba e-warriors here, 'assuming' the land and oil actually belongs to the Ibaji people, at least they are fighting to get it back but what have you guys done to get Ilorin back from the Fulanis all this while? I guess you all are fighting for it on NL. A case of taking panadol for someone else's headache.

GentleMimi: Intelligent woman all the way,no argument there.
I'll choose intelligence over gentility. Gentle peeps could be wickedly dangerous,you know? The intelligent woman knows how to handle situations as it deems fit. The man can go out and confidently leave his home in the intelligent woman's care.
The intelligent woman influences the children too. Makes them smart and active.
God forbid,but if the man passes away,the intelligence of the woman is needed for her children to make it in life with the few available resources.
The intelligent woman is not necessarily bossy or arrogant,just a lady who knows what she wants and then goes about achieving it in the easiest ways possible.
The man cannot be at his peak at all times in terms of mental capability. Sometimes,he needs a mentally strong woman to give him the required push.
Note: it is only strong men that take up the challange of an intelligent woman. Weak men want ''gentle'' pushovers,whom they can control like puppets on strings.

INNOisBACK: If he was a Nigerian na Thanksgiving things... Pastors would use that an an avenue to rip him off after bombarding him with tales of the endless Vigils they held for him and trucks of candles they burnt on his behalf!

Safari29: We don't have a prwsident

kulyie: lol then what does it look like?

Safari29: We don't have a president

biafransoul: But they learnt it from the South West abi na west where even food sellers or barbers are not allowed to operate unless they are members of their stupid association. Go to the parks, they have their agbero and Chairman. You want to start anything, you must join their association. Abi na lie?

kulyie: Mine is tomato, pepper, onions and a little bit of ginger to give it a spicy taste and a nice smell

not fully blended to smooth paste and mixed with diced pomo and liver

Jamean: ok great..telepathy is just perfect

Jamean: keke Marwa

Jamean: hey..I'm a girl
and for the eyes..how about giving me yours
#helpaNLinneed#

Jamean: hehe..na Spiderman me dey see o
#where'smyglasses#

I know why they do not want it aired, they (Nigeria's political class) detest 'constructive dialogue'. Over four decades after the unfortunate Nigerian Civil War, we have not deemed it necessary to 'talk' about the remote cause(s) and impact of the war with the aim of preventing a recurrence. The movie tells the often untold part of the Civil War-the strength of love, the prize of courage and the cost of war. After the war, Gen. Gowon made a sentence containing only four words-'no victor no vanquished' and afterwards granted a blanket amnesty to all those who took part in the Biafran insurrection. We knew there was a victor and of course a vanquish; 2 million Biafrans died, property worth millions were seized from them, a few pounds were handed to former millionaires to start life afresh and their positions in the civil service were not returned back to them...we all know who the vanquished were. The factors that led to that war are replaying themselves again today in even more worrisome proportion, yet the government ask us not to 'talk' about some issues at the confab. When truth is not placed in the public domain for all to buffet on, falsehood will be served on a platter of gold with dire consequences.--By KingSegun1

I urge anyone who hasnt watched this movie to do so.It is an absolutely magnificent movie,and its sad that one of Nigeria's best movies in a while cant be watched by the people of Nigeria.I dont know much about Nigeria but the little i do know is that the country is very divided just like most other African countries(for example in my country Uganda,there is tribal tensions,though not as much as other countries,but t has the potential to cause problems),so if it really has to do with being worried about tribal tensions,then i guess its alright,because the consequences of tribal tensions could cause Nigeria to dis-integrate quicker than even what Boko Haram could do on their best day.Its sad though,this move is amazing...makes me proud to be African,--By David Mulangu

UyiIredia: Shey. We , Africans also knew a god of thunder before the whites came.

bishopoliver: Call me old-school if you like, but using hard cover Bible is more fulfilling than the mobile ones..



Abi, can you cast out demons with Ipad?

dridowu: The only christian man of God i trust in Nigeria.