₦airaland Forum

Imagine going to school to pick up your child, and the teacher is flogging him/her as shown in the picture below.
How would you react as a parent?

Should this be allowed in our schools? Your opinions please.

For those who dont know, below is how we draw the "SUWE" game on the ground.

You sure sey na TuFace dey this photo?

See as poverty carry these guys wear like clothe. Thank God for his mercies.

Tuface should be grateful to God, and help his friend.

So, Soyinka was born with black hair after all.

price tag please.

Oga must hear this

Food is ready.

The clothe looks cheap. The tailor didn't do a good job with the stitches.
Not Hot.

Women with shapes like omosexy, are a gift from Baba God.
I thank God I have one like her.

A lot of people just come here and make noise without contributing to the discussion.

What has owning an oil block by somebody from the north or south got to do with the benefit to the common man on the street?
If one northerner with an oil block employs 500 southerners to work there and pays them good money who is losing? If the southerners use the money to educate their children and improve the quality of life of their people, and the northerner takes his profits to UK and his northerner brothers live in penury and Boko themselves, who is losing?

The problem is not with owning the oil blocks; the issue is giving back to the community where the oil production is taking place. Building schools, road, houses, empowering the people of the areas etc. That is what we want.

This 2Face material looks cheap.

This 2Face material looks cheap.

what is the milelage on the car?

@poster,

You must be an Arsenal fan. Thank God he is not a "siddon tight" like your Wenger

Ode Remo, you are indeed the "JOKE" of this section. ***smh**

Too dry.

Pastor Olukoya's prophecy, already coming true?

God please, protect your own in Nigeria.

momodub: the boy look like i go die

On point

Lets hope it works. Me go like to grow anoda John Thomas. One no do me again.

Onegai: I think the highest Jim Iyke got paid was N400,00 (I was on that production). I'm quite sure none of these actors and actresses earns up to N1million. A lot of them use their popularity to get endorsements and adverts and government contracts (I'm working with a few of them now who are making side money being middleman suppliers of construction materials for their respective state governments). The younger generation (male and female) get rich lovers who bankrole their lifestyles. But their lifestyle necessitates them living above their means, sadly. If anyone sees Mercy Johnson take a bus or a yellow cab, you'll all start shouting and deriding her. So not only does she have to buy a car, but a real nice car. That's show business.

I agree with you.

Tu Face, Ramsey, and Desmond are photogenic.

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Festac
Emeka and Chibuzor

people from that area again? [b]

Can you post the current picture of the truck? That is, picture of it in Nigeria.

Gooooooooooaaaaaaaaaallllllll

Gomez scores for Germany

bonboy, arabambi, priye, okumagba, akika

Trust Nigeria, explanation dey for everything. The Madala angle to me is an after thought.

59k miles for a 2003 vechicle?
Something is fishy with that Odometer.

my humble effort

[quote author=ola_pluto link=topic=812164.msg9652307#msg9652307 date=1322521748]Proverbially proverbially, that is how we beat the agidigbo drum. Only the wise dance to it, and only the learned know the beats.[/quote]

percipi1:
The Talking Drum is sounded in proverbs, only the wise could follow its tune and the learned its meaning

Sorry, Agidigbo is not a talking drum. [

"isiro loko dido" = sexual intimacy requires mathematical accuracy

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