₦airaland Forum

WebSurfer:
No sense in what you wrote up there... find a hustle and stop wasting your life gambling

NwaAmaikpe:



Nairabet and BetNaija have caused more harm than good to my country Nigeria.
We have more lazy folks and wishful thinkers hoping to become millionaires only through betting.

It's about time the National Assembly invites Akin Alabi.
Afterall Tupac was a defendant because someone committed murder after listening to his songs.
Same with Eminem, he was grilled too
Same with Ricki Lake and Jerry Springer.

Akin Alabi must share some responsibility in whatever vice his betting scheme causes.

Gambling is Nigeria's next big nightmare and not even drug-abuse. FG should devote the same energy used in hunting down Tram, Reph and Codeine-distributors to terrorizing betting outlets.
The media who helped shut down the Nigerian Ponzi scheme market should also lend a hand to eradicating gambling.

Issakendrick:
Nigerian rapper "ycee" took to his twitter page to rants after he was unable to get any endorsement deals after so many years in the music industry.

He Wrote:

Endorsements keep circulating around the same people.

They say the young shall grow but no be for naija.


Source:
http://www.nairaplus.com/2018/05/ycee-rants-for-not-able-to-secure-any.html

oshe11:
Las Las Davido go get bald head before Blackface record any HIT

medexico:
imagine, she no even vex

SirToothBrush:
Policing job is really dignifying but here in Nigeria, I will rather be jobless than be part of the Nigeria police force.

imam07:
Do not waste your time. Npower is made 4 people like you. This is 4 v.i.ps

skallion7:
This girl ugly abeg.

FUCKU:
Yeeeepa! we don get bet9ja again. na small small sure pass. all of you wey play that my code.. e don enter ooo.
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skales67:
The former Ajala is even better. At least he had a message behind his tours which was to enlighten the whites that Africans were not primitive as it was thought. But what did the current Ajala do? Went there to first of all call Nigerians "criminals" and now our youths "Lazy"...

May the current Ajala's end be worse than the former Ajala.

Tweetysparkles:
yes .. this guy has spoken well... but when we talk about conveniences, bank is more better! imagine u need to make an important security call at the middle of the night and u eventually ran out of credit you wan go wake iya sikira ni? omo just buy from ur bank sharp sharp

spartan117:
Foolish talk

Memories12411:
You are the one to hustle hard because nobody seems to be interested in the wedding gown you are busy advertising. Before I forget. Go and respond to the person asking you for his 5k. Hustle is your maiden name.

Deltayankeeboi:
there is nothing like judging here. the kind of life you live on earth determines your afterlife. for her. hell fire! judging or no judging

OboOlora:
This hit me hard

OboOlora:
This hit me hard

thesicilian:
A true Nigerian should know the kind of paper the police is interested in.

Nedfed:
Tnk God u understand the message but how I wish ur uselesss parents teach u well ehn to avoid sum people u wouldn't av address me in such a manner.
Stupiid fellow

Issafela:
While speaking with journalists at the ongoing Spring meeting of the International Monetary Fund. The Minister of Finance, Mrs. Kemi Adeosun has said Nigeria does not need the help of the World Bank in assessing its debts level.

“We don’t need the World Bank if they want to come and help us, great, but we don’t need them,” the minister said while emphasizing that Nigerians and the Debt Management Office (DMO), are all the FG needs in assessing the nation’s debt level.

She also said the Nigerian government had no other option than to borrow to bring the country out of recession.

The Minister said, “There were two options to end recession; one was cut back, lay people off and wait for oil prices to recover or be more aggressive, expand your budget, take on more debts and invest in infrastructure in hope that you will get growth going to develop more revenue.

We’ve expanded our budget, we pumped money into the economy, we made sure recession was not prolonged.

We are now back into growth, we need to accelerate that growth and focus on revenue mobilization which in turn will reduce our debt pressures. If we were still in recession, we’d have far bigger problems.

I think what people haven’t realized is how much work had to be done to make sure that that recession was as short as possible because that would have caused real pain for the people. We shortened it, we had to borrow to do so and we make no apologies for that.”

Source:
http://www.nairaplus.com/2018/04/we-dont-need-your-help-on-our-debts.html