₦airaland Forum

sigiyaya:
So in other word Nigerians are criminal and i want to believe that you are a criminal too cuz you are a Nigerian

Technically i am not a Nigerian. I choose to be when it suits me. And also, you fail to understand that it is not about you or me but US collectively. You all still don't get it. The way the outside world is, is that they don't care if you as an individual is the most honest Nigerian on the planet. What they care about is, are Nigerians in general corrupt? Most people will say all Americans support homosexuality because it is legal right? This is the perception of the outside world. Individually, a lot of Americans are against it. As long as there are policemen shamelessly asking for bribe and politicians flagrantly looting the country, the outside world will continue to see Nigerians as corrupt. The reason why Nigerians don't want to accept collective responsibility is because a lot of them think of only themselves. Most don't even consider themselves Nigerians. If they did, there would be less tribalism.

Untainted007:
It's a typical act of joblessness and childishness. What is special abt being FTC. There are matured minded people who av always been the first to comment on a post yet they won't announce it. I pray for people with dis kind of small brain to be fully employed. I'm sure by then they will be engaged and be reasonable once in their life.

What is this one talking about? Haven't you heard that seun gives ten thousand dollars to every FTC? Bros wake up oooooo.

sigiyaya:
The fool you call president just called Nigerians criminals

Some questions you need to ask yourself. Are politicians looting the country like crazy? Are policemen asking for bribes publicly and without shame? Does the country have a culture of jungle justice? Etc. You guys just don't get it. These things that seem normal to you is seen as abnormal to the outside world. Even if you deny what is obvious to everybody, the Internet is there. The outside world is seeing all that is happening in Nigeria and denying it does not make any sense.

oteneaaron:
Wait......i honestly don't get it......so what does this mean now?

It means that the EFCC has presented all it's evidence and it is up to the defence to disprove it and as well as the court to find him guilty or not guilty as the case may be.

MrWhaley:
And he said he really did Literature... Pathetic,tho.

Oh my. Isn't "pathetic" too much of a big word for you? Your head must be hurting right now. Tone it down a 'notch.

MrWhaley:
Yada yada yada... Now,I will take your ranting seriously.

'atta boy, now you're learning.

MrWhaley:
Bros,who wants to know if you are taken,abeg??

If you don't understand literature with a hint of humour, then i can't help you. If you actually took my post seriously, then i suggest you ask for a refund of you tuition fees. They cheated you.

ijustdey:
http://sunnewsonline.com/new/zika-virus-in-nigeria-health-minister/

Lol. . .Zika virus in Nigeria. You think? Where is the mosquito capital of the word?

Legs and a well formed butt. But, alas, i'm taken.

Nosaghae:
A problem shared is half solved hence am sharing mine.
the lines on my palms have been tearing for years now and I don't know what to do.
it scratches like mad. At times it gets swollen and form liquid substance like water.
When I have a hand shake with you, u must ask what happened because u will feel the sharpness. It is worse during dry season. The finger prints scanner could not capture my finger print during MTN sim update.
I have been in this situation for over ten years. I have gone to Central hospital, UBTH and Lela hospital in Benin but could not get result.
Anyone with idea on what to do should PLEASE come to my rescue

You got ashy hands. Find a good most moisturiser.

360metrosports:
http://www.dailytrust.com.ng/news/news/senate-rejects-n130-daily-feeding-for-prisons-inmates/132843.html

Inmates in Nigeria don't get fed in the true sense. The prisoners provide their own ingredients smuggled in and cook their own food most of the time.

flokii:
No need to be worried until d SE start developing their own lands.. and stop roaming about

what's d benefit of profs. bookworms when you have nothing to show for it... only eroded lands etc.

SW is still da bomb puleasee

What do you mean "their own lands". I think you mean to say that "when will Nigeria start to develop it's country". When will you people understand that as it is, sink or swim, you are all in this boat together?

chowlade:
Ipod youth on rampage why r u so pained ?
D binis should go nd join ur zooafrans though lol Yorubas dont care.

Go and read d cheap story of yoruba and d binis formed by d Edo miscreants sud knw is totally false.

1.Oba is a yoruba world directly translated to "To reign over"
2.Binis is a yoruba word
3 . Edos bears yoruba names that they dont even know d translation
4 . Oduduwa, Iranmiyan, Eweka are yoruba names
5. D binis practices d yorubalands traditional religions

"The exiled Prince Ekaladerhan died at Ogheton. Oranmiyan took up his abode in the palace built for him at Usama by the elders (now a coronation shrine). Soon after his arrival he married a beautiful lady, Erinmwinde, daughter of Osa-nego, was the ninth Enogie (Duke) of Ego, by whom he had a son. After some years residence here he called a meeting of the people and renounced his office, remarking that the country was a land of vexation, Ile-Ibinu (by which name the country was afterward known) and that only a child born, trained and educated in the arts and mysteries of the land could reign over the people. He caused his son born to him by Erinmwinde to be made King in his place, and returned to Yoruba land Ile-Ife. After some years in Ife, he left for Oyo, where he also left a son behind on leaving the place, and his son Ajaka ultimately became the first Alafin of Oyo of the present line, while Oranmiyan himself was reigning as Oni of Ife. Therefore, Oranmiyan of Ife, the father of Eweka I, the Oba of Benin, was also the father of Ajaka, the first Alafin of Oyo. Oni of Ife and Alafe of Oyo is a Bini spoken language all the Kings title in Southerner are Edo Language. In Nigeria Edo has the greatest and rich culture and most influence in West Africa and powerful King in Nigeria"

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Benin_Empire

Cutehector:
I still neva see any babe wey fine pass chidinma ekile I swear!

You need to go out more.

Poverty has clouded the minds of most people in Nigeria. If i was part of his congregation i would feel outraged seeing these pictures. Just like the leadership in Nigeria; Nigerians deserve the leadership they have.

arena2007:
TY Bello’s bread hawker turned model Olajumoke has been signed to a Lagos based modeling agency Few Model Management. The Few Model Management shared a photo of Jumoke with hSanusi:er modeling contract in their Instagram page on Monday, Feb. 8.

Few Model Management is owned by Bolajo Fawehinmi who started modelling in 2011 after her participation in the Miss Nigeria 2011 beauty pageant where She was crowned Miss Congeniality 2011.
Few model management is an agency servicing a global audience with various looks of Professional High Fashion models, Commercial Models and disciplined Ushers/Hostesses.

Congrats to her.

https://www.instagram.com/p/BBhoXAHBg-5/?taken-by=fewmodels

Like play, like play . . . . . .

looseweight:
When you begin to compete with trailer on the express, know that you are on your way to the beyond.
Most trailer drivers believe they are the kings of the road and nobody cab challenge them.

Rip to the dead.

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Normally, the heavier vehicle has right of way. You don't "challenge" them. You get out of their way.

yemaldo:
must be between the ages of 17 and 22?
Fed gov is not ready to provide job

For some reason, the airforce recruitment standards is always very strict all over the world. Maybe because they treat them better and their living standards is a lot higher than that of the army or navy. But if anyone is planning on joining the military, the airforce is the way to go.

From an airforce brat.

joseph1832:
Honestly, I'm yet to be surprised when you'll stop displaying this foolish attitude of yours on this forum.

You go up and down, left, right and centre, posting silly pictures that say absolutely nothing but tell you know nothing.

That's how you asked me for proof of evidence when I said PdP accused PMB/APC of being behind the BBOG campaign, after I provided you with evidence, you still were too smart to even swallow your narrow mindedness.

Dude, there's a time for fun, and there's a time to play, with you, it seem the latter is what you'll so good at. Please learn to read properly and criticize constructively and stop showing everybody that you are someone who can't comprehend simple English.

Thank you!.

Dude, the bold statement makes no sense. Isn't fun and play the same thing?

madridguy:
It is lack of information about the danger involved. I hope the Federal government in partnership with FRSC will start looking inward.

Nigeria does not have half the trailers plying roads as much as Germany or the USA but you rarely hear of cases like this. It is just that the Government and people of Nigeria don't care or understand traffic safety or vehicular operation.

TRADELYN:
In life, there is always unseen powers trying to bring you down. He's loose spiritually!

You can take a man out of the stone age, but you can't take the stone age out of the man.

musicwriter:
I think you have to explain that to workers in Ekiti state, and probably also sell them your concept of good governance. The people that voted him into office (not you) are the only one that ultimately have to decide whether he's a good leader or not.

I'll be going to bed now. Goodnight.

Have a good night.

musicwriter:
He's just being human and shouldn't be misconstrued as a "show". I believe that's the kind of a person he is, a person that care for others in every capacity he can. He's the only governor that insist minimum wage shouldn't be reduced. In fact, he said if the minimum wage reduced by others, he will not do so in Ekiti state. How about that?.

We have a saying; Leadership before like-manship. Leaders make tough decisions. Personally as a citizen i would ask where the money is coming from. I would rather he does reduce salaries than borrow billions of Naira, which he just did, so that my children don't have to pay it. When and how is he going to pay it back. He is just digging a hole for someone else to fill which is a pattern in Nigeria. 10 years from now when the next governor is swamped in debt, people will forget that because the present leader failed to make tough decisions and govern properly, their state is in disarray.

musicwriter:
Leaders are actually supposed to be on what you call "election campaign mode" throughout their tenure. Here he's proving to you he's not like others that would abandon the masses once they win election.

banmee, you have absolutely no clue what leadership is about. No clue.

I have led and trained dozens of men and women over the course of my career. It's my job so i think i know what i'm talking about. In normal societies, during elections, candidates will say anything and put on a good show to get elected which is why there are debates to determine if they actually have a plan. They show the masses that they are not planning to abandon their electorate by making tough decisions by instituting policies that impact their lives. In all my adult life, i have never seen this kind of showmanship from a governor in and out of Nigeria. in a normal society he would constitute an embarrassment at the very least, but Nigeria is not normal so anything goes. Leadership is all about navigating people through a desired path towards a desired goal. For the people of Ekit, where is the path and most importantly, where are the goals?

musicwriter:
That's what leadership is all about. Being there for your people in every capacity.

Fayose is probably the most unelitist elite in Nigeria now.

I don't know why but this wave of pity overwhelms me whenever i see comments like this from Nigerians. You guys don't deserve good governance or leadership for that matter. How can a man be in election campaign mode from the time he was elected as governor. When will he have time to do what voters elected him to do? Musicwriter, you have absolutely no clue what leadership is about. No clue.

bumi10:
The residents of Gwagwalada in Abuja woke up to this, recently. The snake was restless, weak and unable to move after swallowing a goat.

What does this signify?

more pics at http://www.exlinklodge.com/2016/02/omg-see-snake-that-swallowed-goat-in.html

Once a snake eats, especially a python, it needs time to digest whatever it consumes, especially something this big. Anyway that is not my fear. My fear is this could easily have been a child.

Imortal001:
Funny truth!

Local production and consumption is not the way to improve the strength of the Naira. Understanding taxation and proper implementation of it is the way forward. This is the backbone of every great nation in the world. The sooner Nigerians understand this very simple concept the better.

catchfun:
http://www.punchng.com/buharis-aide-sues-us-based-blogger-over/

Isn't it funny? When Nigerians are dealing with normal nations they suddenly remember that there are ways to handle situations legally. But when it come to handle issues in Nigeria, common sense goes out the window. If it was a Nigerian blogger he'd be in jail right now forgetting that libel is a civil case.

AZAJOBINSON:
I still don't understand why these heavy duty trucks still frequent busy roads even when its glaring that they constitute more hazards to other road users.

Lagos does not have half the trailers plying roads as much as Germany or the USA. It is just that the Government and people of Nigeria don't care or understand traffic safety or vehicular operation.

GboyegaD:
He doesn't need to put all that down as I don't think that is the issue here. He must have got plans of taking care of his family while he's studying. That said, you could also have hit the nail on the right spot and I hope he reads through all the comments critically to pick those that would help him and also assess his family to know/decipher what he needs to work on.

Why would you provide a story and not state all the facts?

GboyegaD:
Why not ask what his plans about sustaining his family is before drawing the conclusion he is playing on the emotions of others.

It is for him to provide it with his initial post. I didn't ask for his story and we are not best friends. Isn't it convenient that he never gave any kind of credible or logical reasons for his wife's refusal?

PROVACATEUR:
This lady knows Nigeria better than our President

You all still don't get it. The way the outside world is, is that they don't care if you as an individual is the most honest Nigerian on the planet. What they care about is, are Nigerians in general corrupt? It is not about you or me, it is about everyone collectively. Most people will say all Americans support homosexuality because it is legal right? This is the perception of the outside world. Individually, a lot of Americans are against it. As long as there are policemen shamelessly asking for bribe and politicians flagrantly looting the country, the outside world will continue to see Nigerians as corrupt. The reason why Nigerians don't want to accept collective responsibility is because a lot of them think of only themselves. Most don't even consider themselves Nigerians. If they did, there would be less tribalism.