₦airaland Forum

press9jatv:
STREET CREDIBILITY

Governor Fubara surprisingly stops by some shops on the street to get cold drinks and other items. Our Governor is a leader that understands the street language, a Governor not just for the rich but for everyone.



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1I5mj_J33jc?si=rf_y4Nl7b_V99yDd mumu people how much?


https://www.facebook.com/share/v/yw6RoqS5btLBoRBW/?mibextid=WC7FNe

Hamzik4:
https://www.pulsesports.ng/sports-gist/story/better-late-than-never-osimhens-girlfriend-shows-off-her-exotic-naira65-million-valentines-day-gift-2024022309492939050#:~:text=Stefanie%20Ladewig%3A%20Osimhen's%20girlfriend%20shows%20off%20Valentines%20Day%20gift&text=Stefanie%20Ladewig%20recently%20delighted%20her,worth%20a%20staggering%20%E2%82%A66%2C500%2C000.

Rostikol:
Meron Benti, an Ethiopian albino: «I know people stare at me. In Africa they called me a foreigner. In Italy I was the “negro girl”

Meron Benti is An Ethiopian albino born to regular black Ethiopians.

As you can see, she looks EXACTLY like a white person from Sweden or Norway.

This is proof that the people we call 'WHITES' today are simply descendants of ancient African albinos.

In ancient times, it appears there was a breakout of ALBINISM among certain African populations around the Horn of Africa.

Remember that there are original black Africans with straight hair like the Ethiopians and Somalis etc.

That is their natural state with NO admixture.

When they produce albinos, they look exactly like the people we call ''white people'' today.

The ancient Africans were shocked by the strange appearance of these albino babies, and attributed it to some kind of disease.

They banished the albino populations to places were they eventually formed their own communities, interbreeding with themselves, and eventually becoming ''the white race''.

They left Africa in droves for more temperate climates in Europe where the sun was less harsh, to protect their albinoid skin from infection and diseases caused by sunlight.

The reason for white racism today could be partly due to their subconscious recollection of being driven out of black communities in the ancient past and left to fend for themselves in isolated communities...

https://www.nuoveradici.world/articoli-in-evidenza/meron-benti-an-ethiopian-albino-i-know-people-stare-at-me-in-africa-they-called-me-a-foreigner-in-italy-i-was-the-negro-girl/

Cindypresh:
As a married woman, stop collecting money from your horseband for foodstuffs, they should keep buying things from the market themselves.


After all, they're the ones working for all these dirty useless politicians and tinubu.

iLegendd:
Are you referring to the man she had the kids with or the new (innocent) men that are running away?

SALLYBERRY01:
How?

SALLYBERRY01:
Tell us one buisness that has a lot of profit that people don't know.

Fineman2:
Nigeria’s Super Eagles strikers Victor Osimhen and Victor Boniface have been ranked above Cristiano Ronaldo and Robert Lewandowski in the world's latest top 10 best strikers. Norwegian and Manchester City superstar Erling Haaland leads the list, followed by England skipper Harry Kane. The third slot went to Kylian Mbappe. Are there other great African football players that were not ranked but deserve recognition? Nonsense comparison, can they face Ronaldo at his prime? Mumu children

1. Erling Halaand
2. Harry Kane
3. Kylian Mbappe
4. Victor Osimhen(NIGERIAN)
5. Lauaro Martinez
6. Heung Ming Song
7. Victor Boniface(NIGERIAN)
8. Julian Alvarez
9. Cristiano Ronaldo
10. Robert Lewandoski.

https://www.facebook.com/100064617042388/posts/pfbid02ochLUxJDXa7ixP3ENCGRHq8wmMgojHgdLV9fwZiwBfSdUkyiEehCMnuuVAaSUQ1Al/?app=fbl

phorget:
Cooked up story!
So what exactly was the woman doing in the lions den?

Hardamz:
https://www.google.com/amp/s/thenationonlineng.net/updated-oau-vc-orders-probe-as-lion-kills-zoo-keeper/amp/

Melagros:
COMRADES: before I resigned from my former work sometime ago, the former accountant had been asking me that when am I going to host her? Surprisingly, she paid me a visit today

While in the house, when I made an attempt to get closer to her, immediately, she said; young man, stop there, where is your 'genotype test' result? Case closed! After a while I saw her off and came back home angrily! Thank God am a painter and I do screeding and stucco, getting almost 200000k or more still not ok to solve things out I tired for this country

I became so confused, I switched off my electronics, then I said let me login to nairaland and pass my aggression on my friends and foes

Lo and behold! I came across a publication that says; some governors are yet to implement the 35,000 minimum wage agreed with labour long time ago. In awe! I said, what? Even with the current realities some family civil servants still earn this low/poor?

The agro supply/business that I have started not long ago, first month I made 120,000, net profit, second month 140,000, third month now, my profit is 170,000, next month I will double my capital so as to be making 300-350k per month , before the end of the year except my emigration plan works out, my aim is to be making 800-1m net profit per month. And it's 98% remote

I am single, yet the hardship is affecting me in one way or the other, and you're telling me that a governor is refusing to pay a married civil servant 35k at the end of the month. Meanwhile, those governors send their families to live abroad like Kings and Queens with public funds. OMG! This is callous! Na only God go punish them

DISTINGUISHED COMRADES
Thank you all!

naptu2:
Many Nigerians have taken to social media to warn people about this taxi driver who they say is very dangerous. They say that the driver is always armed with guns, knives and acid and that he usually rapes and robs his victims.

Many people have been recounting their experience on Twitter, Facebook and other social media. The Domestic and Sexual Violence Agency of the Lagos State Government has requested that people with information about the person should come forward.

AntiChristian:

Jewessgratitud3:
I just remembered this Ghana bread from my childhood that was sold those days in ikoyi. It was a delight back then. we would always trouble my Dad to take us outside the gate every weekend to buy it for us because it looked different from the regular four corner bread 🍞 we were used to. It was kinda crusty and dusty but we enjoyed it anyways
Yes I remember,we used to call it big prik back then
Some Ghanaian guys were hawking it in a basin and would spread butter on it when you buy.

Who else had this bread back then.