₦airaland Forum

Nerdg:
Did you read the part I said all our break-ups were because she refused sex with me. Why do she do this? My problem is why we had issues because of sex and she's getting it somewhere else?

From your story it seems all this happened before you guys started dating officially. Most likely she wanted to change her lifestyle and turn over a new leaf after all the trauma.

NwaAmaikpe:



Shame on Red Cross

For thinking this country belongs to the Hausas.
Why should speaking Hausa be a criteria for a supposed multinational job in the Country's capital from an International organization?

We need a referendum abeg.
Our mumu don do!!!

The jobs are focused on Borno area. Speaking Yoruba, Ibo or Ijaw will not help you in that place.

nextprince:
So democracy is about citizens doing what they want even against the authority?
Nawao.

Democracy is about freedom. The authority has no right to take away my personal freedom in a democracy. In fact their job is to protect my rights to do what I want to do as long as it is not affecting another person. That is the whole point of democracy.
It's one thing for the government to say CBN will no longer release foreign exchange for shooting videos abroad let people source their own foreign exchange. That is fine.

KelvinKertz:
in this kinda issue,I just keep mute than side anyone cause both parties are making points.

Closing down shooting of video outside will make our production look inferior somehow. but from another view of it, if FG should ban it, I think that will put more pressure and bliv on the producers to work more on getting the best outta wat we have here in Naija.

FG has no right to ban it. This is a democracy not military era. I can shoot my music videos and conduct my personal business with my own money anywhere in the world I like. When FG invests in the industry they can give orders on where to shoot videos. The music videos producers like Clarence Peters should sue and take this case up to the Supreme Court. FG has no right to do this.

Both PDP and APC are total failures, two sides of the same useless coin. Parasitic, soulless, damnable entities, preying upon the hopes and dreams of the common man.
Any Nigerian who votes for either of those two parties again is cursed. We need new blood now and new vision. Fresh faces only in our politics going forward.

And trust FFK to know how a brothel smells.

NCANTaskForce:
Who do you think caused Lekki Flooding​?

Hit like for Buhari,

Share for Devil.

So what do I hit for Ambode? Cos neither Buhari nor Devil are in charge of drainage of Lekki roads.

kinibigdeal:
APC and clueless policies...will PDP ever grant amnesty for looters?

Who introduced the Bill? It was a PDP legislator.

CrescentMoon:
The first time I became aware of me falling sick was in 2007. I was 26 at the time. Since then it has been a myriad of medical troubles.

It has been cycles of malaria, bacterial infections, disc problems and headache. Every night, I take drugs before I could be able to sleep. I always have antimalarials, antibiotics, nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs and muscle relaxants handy. If malaria symptoms occur, I would take antimalarials and there would be improvement within minutes. And would then complete the dosage in 3 days. By fourth day, symptoms of bacteria infection would occur; I would take ciprofloxacin and get relieved within minutes. Once I complete the dosage, headache would strike, and once aspirin is taken, I get well. But I would keep repeating aspirin every night until gastric ulceration sets in. I would then buy omeprasole and cimetidine to treat ulcer. While ulcer treatment is ongoing, malaria would strike again, and I would take antimalarials. If antimalarials don't work, I would know that the symptoms are bacterial and take antibiotic. If there is no relief, I would combine antimalarials and antibiotic and there would be a relief. It has been like this since 2007. I don't go to hospital again because I have grown to know these symptoms and what doctors would prescribe.

For the past 2 weeks, I have been battling 'herniated disc' problem in my lower back. It started the day I bent down suddenly and I heard a snapping sound at my back bone. I started using norflex, calcium supplement and diclofenac. I feel mild relief because I can't stop my daily hustle to rest while the disc heals. If I dont work in a day, I won't eat or pay bills.

Note that I undergo HIV test almost weekly.

How do the poor tackle medical problems in this hellhole of a country?

Lalasticlala, please help me move this to fp.

Sounds like there is a psychological element to your problems. You should probably see a psychiatrist asap.

MzJin:
Really how do u know..........

I know all of them personally, very well.

pretty2288:
Its simi not ur tru love

Simi is dating Adekunle Gold she and Falz have never dated. All na film trick.

So what happens to all those cars they just bought last year? Those cars are still new na.

Paris (AFP) - Pro-European centrist Emmanuel Macron resoundingly won France's landmark presidential election, first estimates showed Sunday, heading off a fierce challenge from the far-right in a pivotal vote for the future of the divided country and Europe.

The victory caps an extraordinary rise for the 39-year-old former investment banker, who will become the country's youngest-ever leader.

He has promised to heal a fractured and demoralised country after a vicious campaign that has exposed deep economic and social divisions, as well as tensions around identity and immigration.

Initial estimates showed Macron winning between 65.5 percent and 66.1 percent of ballots ahead of Le Pen on between 33.9 percent and 34.5 percent.

Unknown three years ago, Macron is now poised to become one of Europe's most powerful leaders, bringing with him a hugely ambitious agenda of political and economic reform for France and the European Union.

The result will resonate worldwide and particularly in Brussels and Berlin where leaders will breathe a sigh of relief that Le Pen's anti-EU, anti-globalisation programme has been defeated.

After Britain's vote last year to leave the EU and Donald Trump's victory in the US, the French election had been widely watched as a test of how high a tide of right-wing nationalism would rise.

Le Pen, 48, had portrayed the ballot as a contest between Macron and the "globalists" -- in favour of open trade, immigration and shared sovereignty -- and her "patriotic" vision of strong borders and national identities.

Outgoing President Francois Hollande, who plucked Macron from obscurity to name him minister in 2014, said voting "is always an important, significant act, heavy with consequences" as he cast his vote.

- Major obstacles ahead -

Macron will now face huge challenges as he attempts to enact his domestic agenda of cutting state spending, easing labour laws, boosting education in deprived areas and extending new protections to the self-employed.

The philosophy and literature lover is inexperienced, has no political party and must try to fashion a working parliamentary majority after legislative elections next month.

His En Marche movement -- "neither of the left, nor right" -- has vowed to field candidates in all 577 constituencies, with half of them women and half of them newcomers to politics.

"We will reconstruct right to the end! We'll keep our promise of renewal!" he said during his last campaign meeting in the southern city of Albi on Thursday.

Many analysts are sceptical about his ability to win a majority with En Marche candidates alone, meaning he would have to form a coalition of lawmakers committed to his agenda -- something new under France's current constitution.

Furthermore, his economic agenda, particularly plans to weaken labour regulations to fight stubbornly high unemployment, are likely to face fierce resistance from trade unions and his leftist opponents.

He also inherits a country which is still in a state of emergency following a string of Islamist-inspired attacks since 2015 that have killed more than 230 people.

- Rollercoaster election -

The vote Sunday followed one of the most unpredictable election campaigns in modern history marked by scandal, repeated surprises and a last-minute hacking attack on Macron.

Hundreds of thousands of emails and documents stolen from his campaign were dumped online on Friday and then spread by anti-secrecy group WikiLeaks, leading the candidate to call it an attempt at "democratic destabilisation."

France's election authority said publishing the documents could be a criminal offence, a warning flouted by Macron's opponents and far-right activists online.

It was the latest twist in an election that has consistently wrong-footed observers as angry voters chose to eject establishment figures, including one-time favourite Francois Fillon, a rightwing ex-prime minister.

Unpopular Hollande was the first to bow to the rebellious mood in December as he declared he would be the first sitting president not to seek re-election in the French republic, founded in 1958.

In the first round of the presidential election on April 23, Macron topped the vote with 24.01 percent, followed by Le Pen on 21.30 percent, in a crowded field of 11 candidates.

The results revealed Macron was favoured among wealthier, better educated citizens in cities, while Le Pen drew support in the countryside as well as poverty-hit areas in the south and rustbelt northeast.


Source: https://www.yahoo.com/news/macron-elected-french-president-estimates-180335036.html

Sounds like he's more from Sierra Leone than Nigeria, Igbo name notwithstanding. Congratulations are in order though to the fine gentleman.

He's not lying. Zimbabwe is more developed than Nigeria. We have much higher GDP and earning potentials but our level of development has never been commensurate with our potentials because a few people are consuming the resources meant for an entire nation.

Some of the people abusing Don Jazzy are older than him and still single too.

eyeview:
The atheist think it's Jesus that they insult up and down and walk Scot free.

This is why most atheists prefer to insult Christ, the church and Christians but cowardly avoid Islam.

To every atheist reading this, that you are able to come on social media to insult and desecrate Christ without this kind of instant justice shows you are already enjoying Christ's grace purchased by His blood on the cross. So enjoy.

Actually it just means they don't live in a sharia controlled country.

kenonze:
Is he married?

No he's not married he's very single. I fit introduce you o.

mikky4764:
which kind skull break. I hate domestic violence on women but I don't believe he broke her skull. skull ke.

Why don't you believe he broke her skull? You don't know a severe beating can lead to a skull fracture?

napoleon77:
What do you mean by with ATM via POS? ATM and POS are 2 separate devices. The devise used in the picture is a POS terminal so why mention ATM?

He obviously meant to say ATM cards.

I thought he was from Warri though. Why im no shout Jos! Jos! after the win?

Celcius:
These men no doubt embezzled. Why can't the EFCC just nail one. They steal money, send their children abroad to get the best education, they come back and and get best positions in government. The vicious circle continues. Its sad.

Unfortunately it is the courts that determine who gets nailed and who goes free, not EFCC. Our judiciary system may be the most corrupt institution in Nigeria.

PenisCaP:
Same Afonja's that voted this mugu of a president now the recession is telling hard.
hunger and hardship is hittin them from all angles.

Pastor help them abeg oooh.

How do you know what tribe they come from? Many different Nigerian tribes live in Ibadan.

ephi123:
Nigerians deserve to know the truth, not all these cooked stories that are released on a per day basis.

Why hasn't the DG been prosecuted?

Can you prosecute someone before investigation is complete? Na wa for ignorance.

Sunnynwa:
Where is Momoh from?

He is from Edo state.

TippyTop:
How can we sustain repayments when we just lost number one "Oil" spot to ordinary Angola?

Right under Dullardeen's nose, Angola took over as Africa's number one oil producer, unbelievable.

This is not the first time that Angola is taking over the African top oil producer spot. It also happened under GEJ.

BossAndaz:
Hello friends,
Please i have been dating this lady for quite sometime now and I really do like her but each time I think of getting married to her I get worried about a certain condition she has.
I observed that she hardly talks about her period and when I asked her about it she opened up and told me that she doesn't have a regular flow. She sees her period like at most three times a year or so.
She said her family doctor has told her not to worry that when she is set for marriage they is something they will do so that she wouldn't have issues with getting pregnant.

This has been so worrisome and I don't want to find myself in a situation whereby we will be unable to have kids on the long run.

Please does anyone know about this sort of situation?

It's a treatable condition and very common among young ladies. Make an appointment to go together with her to see a gynaecologist and ask all the questions you may have when you get there.

LastSurvivor11:
For almost two years a serving president didn't know of the existence of such "covert operation" under his own nose?

Still wondering how he managed to be a general..

There was no covert operation it's just a ruse to cover up the massive robbery of these people.

ikeadewole:
Was tinubu,Ameachi,fashola, not in PDP..Tell me one APC member who was not in PDP..

Ignoramus. When did Tinubu and Fashola ever join PDP?

Your so called boyfriend is a married man.

jordanriverz:
Advice Me Please,my Relationship Has Hit The Rock


Please I need your honest advice.....

I've been dating this man going to 2 years now and I don't know his house, well he's way older than I am and my problem is that...ok let me start.

On Wednesday last week, my twin sister and I told our mum we would be going somewhere but we wanted to spend time with the men in our lives.. So I packed my things and went to stay at my friends place, my sisters plans didn't work out as her bf hadn't arrived Lagos yet until next week..so I didn't know..

I waited on Thursday my man didn't call, so on Friday he called me but didn't say anything about us meeting later...so I was sad...on Saturday I made a video of my activities and my dance steps..I sent it to him...later he asked me where I was and I said my friends place, he bagan to ask me questions, where is the location, I should send him an address... I knew he was thinking I'm with a man but NO I wasn't..

My friend said I shouldn't give anyone her house address that if he wants to believe let him believe and if he doesn't then its his problem...he came to my house and met my sis and thought I lied to him because I had told him my sis wasn't around which I didn't know until I got home on Sunday...

Please what can I do as he doesn't want to pick my calls and even blocked me on WhatsApp

otijah2:
I have not been able to eat since the day I heard about this news.
How wicked or leaders are.
People are suffering heavily in the country with little to eat, and the wicked period we voted in, had the guts to lock up billions of naira in abandoned flats for years.

I regret been a Nigerian

I hear you bro and I feel your pain. But being a Nigerian was not a choice you made. How can you regret something you didn't choose?

Ejanla07:
My yoruba muslim brother i kno our ancestor awolowo took made in Aba rat poison.

He lived to the old age of 78 years and died peacefully in his sleep. Ojukwu also died around the same age. I know it pains you but Awolowo's strategy ended the civil war and though it cost many lives it probably saved even more lives at the end of the day.