₦airaland Forum

Houseofglam7:
I don't get it....
How's this news

WilliamsChelster:
If he’s sure about his allegations, then kudos to him. I have done a lot of similar things and I didn’t regret shi even at my point of death.


Touch my sister without her permission, be ready to pay for that thing wey you dey price.

The only language some people listen to is FORCE and ACTION

ReachHard:
Can't you guys see it's a Sunny day?

Leave her alone ooooh bikozienu

kingemzy5:
Thursday ordered the arrest of Kanu and directed that his trial on charges of treasonable felony should proceed in his absence. The court also revoked the bail it granted Kanu in 2017.

However, the President-General of Ohanaeze Ndigbo Youth Council, Okechukwu Isiguzoro, and Secretary General, Okwu Nnabuike, in a statement on Saturday, said such action might destabilise the fragile peace that had returned to the South-East region.

The Ohanaeze Ndigbo youths noted that Kanu’s first arrest witnessed widespread instability in the region, calling on President Buhari to pardon Biafra agitators as a way of showing compassion to Igbo.
The statement read in part, “The leadership of Ohanaeze Ndigbo Youth Council Worldwide received the pronouncement and re-arrest order of IPOB leader, Nnamdi Kanu, by a Federal High Court in Abuja with rude shock and disbelief.

“Weighing the implications of such action, it may destabilise the fragile peace that have returned to the southern part of Nigeria, especially the South-East and South-South after the sad experiences witnessed during his first arrest and subsequently the untimely death of innocent Igbo youths and women that characterised his first arrest and detention.
And there is no need to escalate the tension already established in the South-East over the menace of herdsmen ravaging parts of Igboland. There is no need to compound our loss by allowing Nnamdi Kanu return now until Igbo Christians and Traditional leaders intervene in the process.

“We are pleading with President Buhari as the father of the nation to grant presidential pardon to Nnamdi Kanu, as a way of showing compassion to Ndigbo.’’

https://punchng.com/ohanaeze-youths-seek-buharis-intervention-in-kanus-arrest-order/

Zanotty:
who be dis one,who voice help for naija,voice won't pay d bills.collect money bounce

HajimeSaito:
Wow. Someone just woke up and began spitting out randomly generated stupidity from her under-developed and over-worked mental resources.

Spoken like a true, idiotic mooslim who has been brain washed into accepting inferiority.

If women are not equal to men, then if you are a female university graduate who is under employment, you don't deserve to earn the same salary as a male university student with similar qualifications.

This idiot is using the biological differences between men and women as an excuse to deny the fact that in the eyes of God and in the eyes of the law, men and women are generally treated the same way.

What a dimwit.

Hezzyluv:
Atiku on his Twitter page wrote: “The people of Benue State have not only made their choice, but most importantly, they have made the right choice.


Just like the way people of Nigeria made the right choice by voting for u. But Mr. saint BUHARI ringed his way back.

stupidity:
sorry what services??

Davash222:
If I buy phone for my girlfriend, when the relationship is over, she should hand over the phone to me. The phone is for the Office of the Girlfriend, the next girlfriend will have the phone. Rochas will drop all the government cars to Ihedioha. That's how it works

awelekiti:
please try it out. It's been in existence since 80s. I know the skyebank bodija amala joint too. Its formerly cooperative bank amala joint. I know virtually all the amala joints in ibadan, including the one at iwo road . In fact, during my secondary school days. My friends and I would leave IBBHS at oke bola for ina straight at mokola to eat amala. Do you know marindoti barbers? Dunno if the man is still around cos it's a long time I visited the place. I had a sister schooling at St. Louis mokola area then. Gone are the days...so hard to turn back the hands of time...all happened in the 90s until late 90s when I relocated

StrikeBack:
6/10 are Nigerians.....

In the poverty capital of the world...

Something is not right