₦airaland Forum

NotOfThis:
I can't blame her; she's the breadwinner working tirelessly to take care of him and their child. How would any wife want to come home after a hard day at work and be motivated to do the deed with her couch-potato of a husband who has refused to contribute to the family?

okosodo:
A dead man is better than the man

Ahmiee:
your woman ?? wife or girlfriend

rosalieene:
Well...... She felt she had sinned against God.
#thatsTheTruth

SINZ:
When you were hitting it, was shouting things like: "right there! Right there!!" ?

SINZ:
OP, were you hitting the spot?

Progressive01:


Some iDaft Yoots have started with their show of shame yet again. They would NEVER learn from the past.

They wake up every morning with belly aching from the hatred it's filled with and start crawling all over the place spitting venomous saliva, trying desperately to infect others with the disease which took hold of them since their stupid god lost an election.

In just a couple of months, just like they were shamed in the ambassadorial screening saga, the Ese Oruru saga, the Enugu state street hawking saga, the Enugu state HoA saga, PDP zoning saga and the countless rest of them, they will be forced to feed on their own excrement on this as well.

We saw it happen last year and I bet it will happen this time too.

Play politics with tact, wisdom and without all that emotions and bitterness- they would never listen.

Intelligent folks have been insisting from the word go government hands off sponsorship of this charade be it for Muslims or Christians. A man's relationship with their God is a personal and private affair and should remain so. Anyone who wants to go visit some shithole they call holly land ANYWHERE should do so from their pockets. Pilgrimage has never been a prerequisite for salvation anywhere in the bible or qur'an (abi how una dey spell am sef).

This nonsense propaganda from certain idiots trying desperately to paint Baba as what he isn't failed before the election when they spared no expense to do so, and it will not succeed now either. But being the idiots these people are, they'd keep on this trajectory even if it means their death because that seems to be the only armoury they've got in their arsenal.

Na una go tire.

Ioannes:
Unfortunately for you you will always be pained, you know why? Because everyday you wake up, you will be reminded that you are living in the midst of the people you love to hate and its because you have no choice. You can't go home otherwise you'll starve to death.

Keep feeding fat on our generosity and living a lie. When you're ready and you've grown some cojones, pack yourself and your family members back to the east.

No matter how much you insult your hosts, the fact remains that you're dependent on us and our goodwill for your livelihood.

So, keep on cursing your parents and wishing them a speedy trip to the grave, that would be your problem not mine.

Silly chap.

Ioannes:
[s]When you get home spit on your parents and family members OK, that's if you know who they are you this product of baby factory.

Your hatred knows no bounds and it is that same hatred that will consume you.

The same hatred that relegated you to political nonentity in the Nigerian space.

Any thread on Yoruba, we'll see you and bandwagon jerking off.

You stoke the embers of hatred everywhere you go and when people treat you the same way you start crying like a spoilt brat.

I guess you expect everybody to keep quiet while you run your mouth like a locomotive train whose brakes have failed it, or in this case type rubbish with your leprosy infested fingers and akpu infected brain.

Yeye. Better get out of here and go and turn a new leaf.

Why won't everybody hate and despise you.

Everywhere you go, east Africa, South Africa, Asia, Europe, you are well hated. Nansense.
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JackBaueress1:
I am now close to Iba. Have you settled things amicably with madam?

JackBaueress1:
Thank God say i don park comot for that area. Iba has now turned to something else.

joborskill:
OPC should please wipe out these militants

Ioannes:
[s]While your aim is admirable, I beg to disagree.

Just watch as your kinsmen will come and sh*t all over this thread calling you names.

The truth is the hatred is real and its only a matter of time before it spills out into the real world.

We've been called all sorts of names on this forum and other fora, insults have traded and all forms of tactics have been used to demean and degrade the Yoruba people and culture.

I'm sure the term "Yoruba demons" is very familiar to you.

Another way to ensure their ladies don't marry Yoruba males.[/s]

ManMountain:
Blame that useless old crippled man that died embittered for leaving a book dripping with hatred before he died miserably.
Blame PDP that have mastered the art of using Igbos to do their dirty politicking
Blame NK for all those hate inspired nonsense he was spewing before he was caught pants down in the midst of 2 ashewos in a Lagos run down hotel.
I doubt the relationship can be smooth again.

omenka:
This same brand of politics was what the killer party came out to "apologise" for few days ago. Pray tell, what good is such an "apology" when they still practice the same??

PDP is the worst thing that ever happened to Christians and Muslims in this country.

QuotaSystem:
[s]You don't need to be a prophet to know that.

Buhari's coming is divine & he will deliver, and the 97% will deliver as well in 2019. [/b][/s]

hopilo:
I saw in Channels TV two days ago the NDA demands.

1. They want internation community to be part of the dialoque so that the resolutions will be binding.
2. They want implementation of the 2014 confab report that clearly restructured Nigeria for the betterment of all, and operating the country on true federalism where states make their laws and hold their resources contributing to to central goverment.
3. They want ownership of 65% oil block.
4. They want apology for Alams dead.

Looking at these their demands, number one and two are main concerns which is not difficult for the federal goverment to implement if we want Nigeria to be trully great.

the Number three deman is inconsequential if number two demand is implemented.

the last demand is total rubbish because nobody killed Alams.

greatgod2012:
I want to make my own prophesies and they are not easy.


~ Everyone will eat at least a meal today.


~ Anywhere there is no rain, there will definitely be sunlight.

~ There must be dawn before morning tomorrow.


~ Tomorrow will be Wednesday.


Lol

usibengate:
[s]https://www.naij.com/903667-popular-prophet-predicts-8-year-tenure-president-buhari-reveals.html

Prophet Olumba says Buhari will rule Nigeria for two terms

– He prophesied that attempts will be made on the president but he would survive

– He say Buhari has a task to fulfill

Popular prophet, Olumba Olumba Obu has prophesied that President Muhammadu Buhari is going to rule Nigeria till 2023.

President Buhari who is serving his first term in office has is likely to be the flag bearer of the All Progressives Congress (APC) during 2019 general elections and the prophet has predicted that Buhari will win.

Daily Trust reports that the spiritual leader of the Brotherhood of the Cross and Star made this prediction to a crowd in Calabar, Cross River State, during an international youth event which was tagged: ‘Respecting Authorities and Higher Powers’

Olumba said that aggrieved persons would seek to eliminate the president due to his stance but that the president would not be harmed as he would survive the attempt to fulfil his task.

He said: “For now, which leader in Nigeria would people be afraid of, to the extent of coming up by themselves to return stolen money?”

“I can assure that despite the millions of money people are spending, including going diabolical, to kill the president, they will not succeed and he will not be harmed. He will certainly complete his eight years in office.
“Buhari has a special task to accomplish in Nigeria at these times.”

Meanwhile, President Buhari said 31 years ago he was removed from office because he was planning to purge the military hierarchy of corruption.

Buhari, who has not spared the military even in his ongoing anti-corruption war, said senior military leaders, led by former military president, General Ibrahim Babangida and General Aliyu Gusau, removed him in August 1985, to save themselves from his wrath.[/s]

sarrki:
Source

DonBobes:
[s]Let d dialogue fail & lets see who bought market: maybe you or the NA. Online e-joker.

I personally pray the dialogue fails so we can have a military onslaught & clear those riffraffs ones & for all[/s].