₦airaland Forum

lawrenzooo:
You make it sound as though married men don't cheat.

Princepoint:
Awaiting updates..........

Orikinla:
[size=18pt]When will Mr. Seun Kuti grow up?
He is still gloating in the shadow of his legendary father Fela Kuti of blessed memory.
Seun has never composed one single hit song.
Will all the political brouhaha going on in Nigeria, Fela would have composed many hit songs since 1999 to date. Femi Kuti has even tried with a couple of hit songs, but Seun seems to be clueless and lazy..[/size]

naptu2:
Can anybody remind of the person that Fela threatened to deal with in the late 1980s or early '90s? The person was the CEO or a top executive at Fela's record company and Fela alleged that the record company was making a lot of money from his music without giving him his agreed share of the money. So Fela threatened to personally deal with the person and have him detained at the Shrine.

The person replied that Fela cannot do anything to him because this is the Federal Republic of Nigeria, not Kalakuta Republic. I can't remember if it was Dean Disi or Chief Tabansi or who exactly the person was and I'll be very grateful if anybody can remind me.

Caveatemptor:
The real story is that Fela was on Decca label owned by Abiola. There was an argument over record sales and royalties, so Fela and his 27 queens and all his band boys headed for Decca records and illegally occupied the place for days until they were ejected by the police. Fela then hired some night soilsmen called agbepoo to go and dump buckets of poo poo(shit) in front of Abiolas house over night such that the occupants could not exit the house in the morning.
Seun should get his facts right please.

DjAndroid:
Next month toyota and honda go start their own refinery for Owerri while Nissan and volkwagen will be warming up for Enugu.

360metrosports:
The Hyundai Group held a meeting with the Abia state government with the intention to begin the construction of a 250,000 BPD Refinery at Owaza in Ukwa, Abia State.

http://www.metronaija.com/2016/06/photos-hyundai-to-build-refinery-in-abia.html

cc: lalasticlala mynd44

alt3r3g0:
Maybe a cover up of the 9 million dollars private jet scam

metromediaboss:
May their souls rest in peace

http://www.metronaija.com/2016/06/throwback-photo-of-late-amodu-and.html

YOLO1:
Governor Rauf Aregbesola of Osun State is of the opinion that June 12 should be declared Democracy Day and not May 29 because that was the day Nigerians laid aside their differences and voted a leader.
In his address to mark the 23rd anniversary of the annulled election, the Governor insisted that June 12, 1993 was the day Nigerians voted the acclaimed winner of the Presidential election, M.K.O Abiola without recourse to religion or ethnicity.

Aregbesola said, “We will never drop our commitment to June 12. Nigerians, in their heterogeneity, on June 12, 1993, voted for Chief Abiola in a pattern that defied ethnicity, religion, ideology and locality.


“It was a pattern that made mockery of the fabled fault-lines and fissiparous tendencies of the Nigerian federation and projected a nation united behind a popular leader.

Noting that May 29 only symbolises the day the military handed over leadership of the country to a democratically elected government, Aregbesola explained that the unity with which the multi-ethnic groups spoke and acted on June 12, 1993 is what is being celebrated till today.

“May 29, in 1999, was the date the military handed over power to civilian administration and will remain symbolic for the transition to civil rule and the opportunity it presents for realising a truly democratic government that approximates the yearnings and aspirations of the people for a leader that will lead them to the Promised Land of security and life more abundant,” he said.

The governor, however, stated that the country had to wait for a long time after the annulment for the emergency of President Muhammadu Buhari, a leader that would take the country to the Promised Land until.


“We waited for 16 years for that leadership to emerge and we thank God for the election and coming to power of President Muhammadu Buhari.

“A government with a human face is here at last. He represents the aspirations and symbolism of June 12 in that he also got a pan-Nigerian mandate that once again defied the divisions in our country.

“He represents hope for change and national rebirth. He is on that path. God willing, he will lead us to the Promised Land,” Aregbesola said.

Aregbesola said despite the many imperfections associated with democracy, it remains the best form of government.

Mrkingzz:
I heard i can use my student i.d card also, how true is that?

joseph1832:
LOL. How can you say this? Oppress is a strong word, you know right?

Lezzlie:
Why do Nigerian FRSC insists on driver and front passenger seat belts only when rear seat belts are just as important.

Frontal collusion can send a rear occupant smashing through the windshield and onto the pavement without seat belts.

A somersaulting vehicle can also spill rear occupants out of windows when seatbelts are not fastened.
But the FRSC do not enforce rear seat belt application or usuage.

Is there something substantially different in vehicle regulations about the usages of front and rear seat belts?

MRSALT:
Buhari has finally destroyed the most robust economy in Africa just within one year. Some people will come now and say former administration is the cause. But in the history of Nigeria, there are times we had no foreign reserve and the sell of crude oil was as low as $35 dollars per barrel, yet banks did not regulate the amount of cash an individual could withdraw. May Nigeria never go Greece way. If you do not understand, the banks are indirectly saying 'there is no money' because people are withdrawing cash from their accounts in order to buy dollars from the black markets . Now, banks have no dollars to sell and they have no cash to give you.

standfit5:
Bn having "good monring" flakes and it's bn good. Just tried nasko's...so so out of place. Just like burnt offering

Advice on any other 9ja made corn flakes please....in the spirit of #MadeIn9ja" patronage

standfit5:
Bn having "good monring" flakes and it's bn good. Just tried nasko's...so so out of place. Just like burnt offering

Advice on any other 9ja made corn flakes please....in the spirit of #MadeIn9ja" patronage

cassidy1996:
that aint backside, see bakassi.....

Damalex4luv:
if then give you job there you go take am ooo

ReabridCharles:
That's the reason I like BINGO.

Bone no fit kill bingo. E never see bone chop na the one to kill am go come kill am.

Bingo will not die. Bingos are the only dogs that outlive der owners.

Wanna know how I knew? Ask my father, he had a BINGO

festico:
those once are pick pockets not one chance.