₦airaland Forum

Ustec:
For the EFCC applicants,
I hope you're aware of the rigours training you will be subjected to,
Na Like DSS army training o.

neoclassical:
Please ooo, someone should answer me. How much is the salary of ICPC Staff

ready2give:
omidokunayo@gmail.com

check your mail

OgaVoltron:
That "Did I marry and forget?" line got me laughing

ArticleBeast:
Hustle make you no dey social media dey scream na my paddy, na my cousin sister, na my former nebor o...

KingSatan:
I knew I would meet your kind.

This is not a thread to breed competition or promote hypocrisy.

You woman are good at dropping lines like these in order to portray the luckiest woman on Earth.



I have been married for over 3 decades and I can say "Marriage is beautiful if both of you love each other truthfully" and are determined to make your marriage work. Though it's not a smooth sail but with a determined spirit, you will conquer all.


You will sometimes fight your extended family because of that woman you love and cherish. Marriage is not for the feeble heart.

I remember one time, I looked straight in her eyes and I saw a helpless woman. I stood up to my late uncle's and told them never to insult my wife again or I stop bearing their surname and cut ties with them forever.


I could remember when i slumped, my wife was crying like I child. I woke up to her screams and tears.

I love my wife and I am without any doubt that she loves me too. I married her because I couldn't imagine living so far away from such beautiful soul. I wanted to have her all to myself and I succeeded.

Today, I don't see the curves (Of course I wasn't interested in all that when I married her) and she isn't seeing the albs, afro hairstyle etc but she is still my "Sexy Amigo".

I will marry her over and over again if given a chance.


PS: Don't even think money brought us together. I was still trying to find my place in this world when I met her. She told me "I believe in you"

After my mother, no one else except her said those words to me.

I held on to those words and today, it's all history.

LegendHero:
Some of these Northern leaders are something else.

When the Fulani herdsmen are slaughtering people in their farms, IBB was nowhere to be found to condemn their atrocities.

Now the SW took a step further in trying to curb the menace and yet IBB want us to believe that they erred in creating Amotekun network.

What IBB proposed can still be done right now. One of his proposal is that the SW governors should have lobbied the FG for some funds to cater for Amotekun workforce before creating the network.

However, the FG can still fund it right now since the SW governors already took a step. The main problem here is that the North is starting to get more uneasy for what Amotekun stands for. What do they fear in Amotekun?

Lastly, everyone should know that IBB is not a friend of the Yorubas, so his opinion belongs to the trash.

danshadrach:
Pls are there any applicants from the north who has received? Gombe to be precise.