kereman1:


u said cowardice, few stood against many u call it cowardice, u hv no right to call d igbo cowards only if u try wat we've tried and succeed. in d history of d yoruba leaders both past and present none can't Eva pull d stunt Ojukwu pulled. even if ur deity will resurrect ur fallen brothers to fight alone wit u guy to emancipate ursefs from slavery, u guy will till chicken out its in ur DNA, u can fight it.

Bros, temper no let u fit spell well again?

Your voltage high oooo

giles14:
sorry to bust your bubble. Enugu is the heart of SE not IMO.

He is a lost son of Biafra. He doesn't even know his home well enough.

Laugh in Biafran tone......

kereman1:
skipp

y are u guys making a fuss abt this RUGA bullshii. it has been agreed that d SE and SW don't want RUGA, they can implement it in the west since they are silent abt it, keeping mute not to offend their lord and master, lord buhari, thank God I'm not born of yoruba, and at such I don't hv any yorubaic blood (cowardice) in my vain...

and abt d Imo community us said been overrun by Fulani, I doubt that, Imo is the haert of SE, and we imolite take expectations to bully, and oppression in short d whole SE, can't say d same abt SW.

report me if u will but I've said my mind. I rest my case

You are Not a coward but ur government is secretly selling lands to their Fulani masters. Remember in every rumor, there is an element of truth...

Sir, do you have Hisense 65" Uled 4k smart tv? let me know wen u have it and your price as well. thank you.

80K BRO

deomelo:



Is this not the plan in the first place?


Oh, I forgot you heard from somewhere on the internet that the FG will take your land and ship fulani herdsmen from the North to your states to take over your state.

Funny how people deny themselves economic and job opportunities because of ignorance, bigotry, petty politics, and tribalism.

It's obvious ur level of exposure is very low. Ready the history of the Fulanis and see how they multiple everywhere they go and how they form a colony and get themselves an Emir. U can give out the one ur father left for u if any at all

RUGANISTAN:
Igbos are everywhere doing business... Yorubas are everywhere constituting nuisance... Tivs are everywhere prostituting and somehow law abiding, peace loving and God fearing Fulanis normards cannot graze...?

Musa! U will be deported to Chad soon where u belong.

Jobac:
PDP is a useless party with miserable members.

Musa! have u taken ur merisin 2day?

This is why I read OP to be Out of Point sometimes. This OP is among them.

schoolnascam:

Markets in Nigeria are generally known to be very busy with all the hustling and bustling, people moving helter skelter, and those buying and selling. The markets are always congested which is why some dislike going to the market. During the just concluded Eid celebration, markets all over the country were packed with traders and buyers and the usually busy ones were even busier. In fact, the markets had become very busy and congested days before the Eid celebration. Products from food items to clothings were on high demand and prices of goods increased just as expected.

Despite the fact that all Nigerian markets are known to be always busy and rowdy, there are some of them that are extremely busy all year round, with or without special festivals or celebrations, and they are actually really big and popular markets. We would be looking at 10 of such markets in this piece. Here’s a list of them below:

1. Onitsha Market, Anambra

The Onitsha market, also known as Onitsha Main Market, is the largest market in Africa based on its geographical size and volume of goods, and one of the busiest in Nigeria. It is based in the city of Onitsha, the commercial capital of Anambra State.


Despite being located in the south eastern part of Nigeria, the Onitsha market is populated by traders and merchants from not only Nigeria, but all over the world. The Onitsha Main market is often regarded as the headquarters for importers in Eastern Nigeria. These importers are known to bring in about 6 – 20 consignments of 40 tonnes of goods annually. Imported products include jewelry, clothing, household, industrial and office items.


2. Idumota, Lagos

Idumota market is one of the oldest markets in Nigeria, and one of the busiest. The market is located on Lagos Island, and largely known to be the centre for Nollywood home videos, as well as often pirated Hollywood and Bollywood movies.


Apart from home videos, other products such as clothing, textiles, jewelries, shoes, bags and general home appliances are sold there. It is one of the most famous and busiest markets during holidays such as Christmas and Eid celebrations.


3. Kurmi Market, Kano

Kurmi Market is one of the largest and busiest markets in Nigeria, located in Kano state. The market was founded by King Mohammed Rumfa of Kano in 1463, making it one of the oldest markets in Nigeria.

The market is most popular for the sale of products such as sculptures, dyed fabrics, carved stones and woods, beaded jewelry, and woven materials. More so, also available are food items and fresh groceries as well as live cattle from the market.


4. Ariaria International Market, Aba

Fondly called the ‘China of Africa’, Ariaria International Market is one of the largest markets in West Africa. The market was established in the 1970s after a fire incident occurred in Ekeoha Market in Aba.

Ariaria International Market is popularly known for imitations of foreign products, ranging from clothes to shoes, belts, and other items, generally known as ‘Aba made’.


5. Alaba International Market, Lagos

Alaba International market is the hub for assorted electronic products imported directly from the manufacturers. These products include televisions, sound systems, musical instruments, and many other electronics and home appliances. The market is the biggest centre for pirated Hollywood, Nollywood, and Bollywood movies. When visiting the Alaba market, watch out for swindlers who are always looking to play a fast one on unsuspecting visitors.


6. Computer Village, Lagos

Computer Village is the largest ICT accessories market in Africa. There is virtually no sort of computer and electronic accessory that can’t be found in computer village. Also, there is probably no computer problem that cannot be handled or fixed in the market.

The daily business transactions and popularity has attracted new investors and ICT dealers across Africa thereby expanding the market size and population with profound effects on Lagos State economy.


7. Jos Main Market, Jos

Jos Terminal Market (Terminus) as it is otherwise known, is both a trading and tourist centre in Plateau state. It is said to be the largest indoor market in West Africa with its ultra-modern architectural design. Its design makes it easy for customers to get almost anything they want without much hassle. Produce of all kinds such as food items, household tools, etc can be purchased in the market.



8. Zaki Biam yam market, Benue

As the name implies, yam is the only item sold in this market, and this makes it the biggest yam market in West Africa. it is Located in Sankera axis of Ukum local government area in Benue State. With over 1.5 million tubers of yam produced in Benue, the market is the major source of yams for Nigerians.



9. Gbagi Market, Ibadan

The Gbagi market is known to be the textile hub in Ibadan just like Balogun or Idumota markets in Lagos. New fabrics and other clothing materials are offloaded straight from textile factories into the market everyday. All sorts of textile materials, from the lowest to the highest, could be found and several millions of naira are spent in this market on a daily basis.

10. Balogun Market, Lagos

Balogun market is one of the largest markets in Nigeria, and West Africa as a whole. The market is spread across so many streets on Lagos Island. The market is also the best place to get great bargains on different fabrics such as laces, ankara, casual and office wears, shoes, bags etc.



Source: https://www.collinsuchendusblog.com/2019/07/10-biggest-and-busiest-markets-in.html?m=1

Where Iyabasira spot fall put na?

To be serious, Alaba should come first. Respect that market oooo

Xisnin:

I am just tired of these detractors.
If you protest against NEPA, they will ask why you are not protesting against SARS.
If you protest against SARS, they will criticize you for not protesting against politicians.
You can't just satisfy them.

Maybe we should protest against ALL.

ijustdey:



Contract sums heavily overpriced

Sola panels were to cost millions of Naira, borehole N20m each

Officials in haste to execute Ruga projects, fail to carry out consultations





https://www.vanguardngr.com/2019/07/revealed-how-plan-to-fleece-govt-bungled-ruga/

Giving a dog a good name after failed attempt. We don't want any RUGA. that's how the Fulanis have taken over Kwara state that was suppose to be Afonja state. These people spread like wide fire. Give them a yard of land and see them become Emir of that same state within two years.

Innocent until proven guilty....

Now, if at the end of this case, there are evidence that he did it, it will be a big shame to Fato. I personally kick against rape. It leaves a bad memory in the victim. So if he is found guilty, he should face the wrath of the law with little or no mercy..

But I have some questions bordering me though and they are as follows...

1.Y didn't Busola speak up ever since?
2. Y now that the accused is famous.
Meaning if he was a no-body, Busola won't have had the ego to say she was raped by a No-body cos shame no go let her. Cos this issue happened about 7 to 9 years ago now.
3. Y didn't she report to any member of her family when it happened then?
4. Finally, I think the Dakolos are broke or getting broke and need a way to make some money. Else, they won't come up with incident that happened years ago.

Lesson.. to be famous comes with a lot of issues. Keep ur hands clean if u desire to be famous tomorrow cos ur past will be remembered even by a no-body.

The above is just my opinion.
Waiting for the final judgement.

OP, this ur camera poor oooo. Abi na tecno touch light phone u use?

As for the poster, endtime pastor...

Drabeey:


58 killed - October 1, 2017 - In Las Vegas(mass shooting, a gunman)

49 killed - June 12, 2016 - Omar Saddiqui Mateen, 29, opens fire inside Pulse, a gay nightclub, in Orlando.

32 killed - April 16, 2007 - Virginia Tech in Blacksburg, Virginia. A gunman

17 killed - February 14, 2018 - A former student unleashes a hail of gunfire at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida

12 killed - May 31, 2019 - A shooter opens fire indiscriminately on a Virginia Beach city building, killing 12


The list go on and on.... I think this madness is coming to Nigeria too. High time government do something about our security, trust me every country on this planet faces one or two...



..drabeey

But not up to the number of soldiers killed by BH, talk much of the number of civilians killed by both BH, herdsmen, soldiers, police, cultists, and even the skull minners. Quote me wrong if u wish..

That's bad. Really bad

these wailers are not criticizing because they don't have money. its simply because they are agents/car dealers that kill us here in Nigeria with their over hyped prices. they are angry that OP has come to save us from their net. no more excessive prices on their 9ja used cars. OP, don't listen to the wailers and haters. keep up the good job. thank u

So u want them to come as go back in body bag, abi

"Bae" in Falz voice

udemzyudex:
Never I repeat never.

Even my mum told me that it is not always right to consult your wife in every plan you have with your own family.

Like helping your mum,sis, brother or any other family members.
There are some decisions you have to make without consulting your wife.

Mommy's boy spotted.

Very nice and smart. Kudos

Bantino:
Ok

TheGiftedOne:
This is undoubtedly one....

Very correct bro

No doubt, nairaland has become a meeting point for some people, a place where many come to ease their stress with good ad funny comments after a days hard job, a place of learning new things, a place were some madness are corrected and many more.
But in all, what makes nairaland more fun to be are the memes that comes with every topic.
This thread if all about sharing the memes(s) you know is commonly used here on nairaland. I'll start by sharing few of the ones I know of.
Your contribution (s) is/are welcomed.

thesicilian:

It's amazing that you guys always seem to miss the significant amount of bias against black suspects in the US. Someone is rushing towards a trained police officer with a knife, and the only option is to shoot him dead? Shot not once, not twice, but several times? Not shot on the shoulder or knees, but probably on the head or chest?

They leave their country Nigeria to another man's country and expect to be honoured? Hmmmm. Who are they leaving the country for? We that have no means and no where to run to. Abi?

Instead of them to stay here jeje and repair the country, them dey run. Leaving it for us to repair and they come back to enjoy it. Abi.

Them never see anything. Till they are determined to use the same strength they use in crossing that most dangerous sea to repair this shit-hole, they will keep been treated as chicken elsewhere my brother.

firstolalekan:

How much be new one?
Una go jus dey call money anyhow

my

No mind them my brother. Ordinary man is worst than the corrupt government. Awon öle

Do u have Huawei y7 prime and how much? I'm stay in warri, Delta state.

Caruss:
Still available oooooo

Where is ur location? I'm interested.

calculator123:
The preachers that would disturb your journey with their unending threats about death.

Very correct.
Someone should pls help me with a good memes for this

Charly the drug addict...

leonard002:
Op add memes nahh

I try to take some shots while traveling yesterday. But I almost get the beating of my life from one fat mama. She noticed I was fixing my phone camera on her while she was making a call in the bus.