₦airaland Forum

IloveGH: LOL @ bolded

But only Ghanaians can say that, not nigerians. Because nigeria's gutter should never be compared to Ghana's.... That would be an insult


Ghana's gutter is thousand times cleaner than nigeria's

pussypounder: my dad wants me to stop posting on nairaland else hes gonna smash my head into the keyboaevfrhebpifvrinehvfrqkmwqkdmjwediefcrji

rahymat: Seems she has lost weight,i hav dis feeling dat guys would rush to date her if shes slim.

ideyhere: What makes it irrelevant?

icebebe: She's pretty n I love her dress,buh seriouxly If a slim babe had wore dis vry dress,una no wetin go happen na ,I jus dnt lik FAT!!!

holyfather: this is not about her love for the man,his money or any kind of popularity whatsoever.
She's simply protecting her ass from the political thugs and warlords...

I deeply perceive an air of duress in this write-up premised on her frantic effort enjoin the women to vote for him or support the man's political programme.

It's either the hand of her estranged husband holding the gun,or that of her present employer(directly or indirectly),her excellency Dame P.
This is nothing short of some cheap political propaganda with no element of sincerity.
mho

greggng: Like I always say comprehension is the main problem of most nairalander. Let me help some of you. In sumarry she moved out of govt house to prove to the world that she is not mad as was described by the doctor. I see nothing wrong in her action. She still loves her husband. I wonder why some peep will open their dirty mouth to talk as if she is hungry to have his husband back cos of money

aisha2: Na wa oh. Do people even read at alll
Most of those commenting read the sensational headline and went to the market to start commenting lol.

Let me summarize:

1. She apologised to the WOMEN os ENUGU no to CHIME

2. She simply asked that politicians shouldnt use what happened to abuse Chime and score cheap points that despite what happened between them he is still their leader

3. She said her exit was divine and not to be blamed solely on him

4. This letter was written in 2013 and not recently, divorce proceedings have already started for them so this isnt a recent thing, She is not begging to go back to him, abeg before we comment read and understand if its too hard to understand or too long to read, waka pass no comment

HezronLorraine: He chased them out of the temple with a whip remember.What is the difference,one slaps a witch,Jesus whipped traders out of the temple.

dazzlingbeau: Please understand that jesus chased out peole buying and selling in the temple,turning it into a business center. He chased out peole like your papa Oyedepo and not witches and wizards . So try and save your face and stop quoting this part of the bible to justify the terrible act of your pastor.

Johnwizzy: Is he a billionaire?

Where can he get such money?

Maybe a Rented jumbo jet; I can agree to that but to buy 250m$ NO NO

That's equivalent to 4.2billion naira.

Lie!!!
#No hating though

sleekymag: The problem with Nigeria is Nigerians! Most of us are loudmouths. We all want to be heard! Whether communicating ignorantly, or with halftruths, or from a personally biased view, we all want to be heard, and fortunately social media helps our laughable cause. We do not try to be objective, neither do we take the pains, most times, to seek the root cause of things. We are driven by sentiments, our leaders only reflect the kind of people we are, yet we complain abput them without realising we also have to change ourselves from within. Despite all theae i know it is well with Nigeria but we must take steps to becoming better people in the true sense of the word!

GeneralShepherd: We Nigerians love living in self-denial,

Remind me of what happened at the immigration recruitment exercise? How many people died? What does it say about unemployment I'm Nigeria?

How many Nigerians have access to pipe borne water?

We all talking about BOKO HARAM in the aspect of security because they have overshadowed armed robbers and have stolen the headlines. Armed robbers still maim and kill Nigerians everyday!

What of the Nigerian police force? Stray bullets anyone?illegal arrests? Torture?

Mr. Op you can deceive foreigners all you want but that doesn't mean you will lie to yourself.

Nigeria is a fvcked up country

jpphilips: he that is down fears no fall, you are a low life already, f00l is an understatement.

jpphilips: he that is down fears no fall, you are a low life already, f00l is an understatement.

Missy89: Dont be ridiculous. That is not a good defense. The army is spineless and in total shambles! It is just the basic truth.
Why would boko haram want to overrun the whole country? that is tactically impossible because of logistics and supplies not because of one imaginary military might .

aroleodua: ode oponu ayirada.

did they defect or desert?
didn't you see them running in boko videos?

dking123: i strongly believe that bh has strong media machinery.

Litmus: If true then the Nigerian penchant for blaming everything on government facilitated recently by social media plaid a leading part. People no longer assume responsibility for their own personal growth or failure because political interest will conveniently excuse you by laying the problem at the feet of Government. Thus, armed rubbers only do so because the government created no jobs; the young men raped those girls because the government rapes the nation daily; the soldiers fled the war-front because the country under the government is not worth dying for, etc, etc.

Is it a wonder then that in this atmosphere no one has personal pride or shame. Everyone feel justified to do whatever they like because the government or authority will pick up the blame. It is in this respect that soldiers wives felt authorized d to protest and Soldiers feel that they can take to the social media to moan and seek sympathy

steeviee: One of the major strengths of UAE is their leadership. Their leaders are not gready; they are not self-centered people. They believe that the wealth of the nation is for all the citizens. Now, if you compare to what we have in this part of the world (Africa), you will see the glaring contrast. Whereby a leader here devotes majority of his/her time in amassing personal wealth at the detriment of the nation and the people he/she is supposed to serve.

I'm currently reading a book by AL Maktoum, the country's vice president (My Vision: Challenges in the Race for Excellence). He clearly stated that the difference between UAE and other Arab nations is bad leadership and myopic thinking. Which has limited their ability to thrive as a nation. He enjoined them to come forward and learn from UAE and forget unnecessary bigotry and religious fanatism which will not build a dynasty nor legacy.

I have also learnt that in Dubai, their vision is to remain a pioneering nation instead of the strife to beat competition or copy from them (follow follow as we call it here). We lack pioneering spirit as a country and in Africa as a whole. We spend most of our resources and time trying to emulate other nations. We cant think. We cant invent. Well that explain why we dont have any reasonable amount of patents registered since in the 90's. A country of 150million people.

ghettodreamz: Exactly, that's the point. Spoiled rotten kids, and the cycle goes thus. It's good to be rich and be able to afford such affluence or command some level of respect in the society. I, however, believe there are a lot of others things that could be done with such a great affluence rather than spending it extravagantly on a mere machine.

Anyways, it's their way of life, and they have rights to lead their lives whatever way as they deemed fit.

ghettodreamz: You're spot on with this. The people I pity most there are the Asians who work majorly in their construction/engineering field earning peanuts as wages/salary in return for a hard labour. Talk about being used, that's how it is. Most of those kids are going to school for the sake of it, and bulk of them don't have stuffs upstairs.

I really don't blame them. I guess almost everyone will do the same, when your parents are stinkingly rich, and there is so much to be inherited from them. What else are you looking for? That's just the scenario of what's happening over there.

jpphilips: people like you die mysteriously because you lack humanities, anyone who has your kinda mindset does not deserve to live.
Life is for those who value it.

Amya: You shouldn't call me a fool because you want to make your point. That's really low.

I really don't care if anyone sees my side of the argument, just make your own point and go. It's not personal. Saying I'm a fool who will die is simply just wrong.

jpphilips: Expressing foolishness with pride, a woman who is a fool is excusable considering the temperature her brain cells are subjected to during her hair make overs, what should be worrisome is when she has sworn to remain a ret@rd for personal reasons.

The WHO medical rep sent from the US said on Aljazeera that he has bought supplies on several occasions from his pocket, the centre I saw does not look like a place where 1.9b passed through.

Instead of swimming in buffoonery, why dont you go and see things for yourself, people are lending their voice not out of joblessness but because it could have been anyone.

Integrity is when you can stand up for the right thing even if you are sleeping with the Minister.

The escape of justina proves the absence of security in that centre, how long will it take before hoodlums break in to loot infected supplies like the case in Liberia? further endangering the populace.
I hope you are aware her Enugu fiancee is down with the virus.

people like you die mysteriously because you lack humanities, anyone who has your kinda mindset does not deserve to live.
Life is for those who value it.

jessy4done: His father was dre from the onset, he dos watever his father says, he is always saying my father said shld try and seeu or call U̶̲̥̅̊, §Ơ̴̴̴̴̴̴͡ I felt his father rules his mind. Am still sorry for bringing him into dis though.