₦airaland Forum

rozayx5:
ever heard the term Rich countries and Poor countries?

i believe you have. People with better mental capacity than you can ever dream of use those terms in advanced countries

same way there are rich states there also poor states.

go and form your intellectual in the village

A phucked up man's mentality. And you wonder why they are perpetually poor in a poor country. Smh.

rozayx5:
a sane person who can reason logically cannot expect the governor of ekiti to compete with a multi billion IGR


eMlmpowered Lagos state


your better off expecting Akwa Utd to beat real madrid

And this is why Nigeria is so backward. With this kind of mentality how in God's name do you expect to move forward? Smh.

TheMainMan:
.. one way ticket to heaven...




... i was told humans are actually aware of der death two wks bfr dey are gone... was told dey just feel smtin



last nice gesture... rest in perfect peace

That's a far lie. If that was the case, no one would die.

flex04:
there is a universal image to identify her get it?

Which is basically a guess work of what she looks like, right? She could be black for all we know because the region where she was born was known for dark and wise skinned people. Get it?

thesicilian:
Blasphemy of the highest order

I didn't know there is an original photo of Mary. You people are just weird.

izzou:
Sorry for the misunderstanding

No qualms.

izzou:
Did you see me blame the viewers?

Then why ask that question?

izzou:
So there are laws that permit you to build structures under high tension wires?

No there are not. The question you should be asking is; were the people who got electrocuted were they the ones who built the structures? Who's responsibility is it to make sure no one does that? Is it the football fans? See my point? You guys just don't understand how things are done. Smh.

izzou:


Who's to blame for this?

Definitely not God, because he gave us common sense for reasoning

RIP to the dead

Hope Manchester United Fc will send their condolences [/b]

Really? Who's to blame? Nigeria of course. Do you know that in a normal country all the survivors would be multi millionaires by the end of the year? That is by the time they are done suing the pants of the company/agency/government responsible for maintaining whatever caused this disaster? The indifferent way Nigerians treat maintenance is a disgrace to say the least. What a country.

wassade:
Ha what a world

What a country.

askibee:
if u like do anything u want say whatever u still be born breed nija guy.....


I don't support maltreatment and disorder truly but shud we say becos our eye is sick we should remove it? or should we say we are not humans becos general the heart of man is wicked.


if him like mak him no proud we are still proud of pur country,let him go and look fr a country were dey don't harass pple.
u beta thank God say u survive

You are proud of rubbish. You don't have a choice which is why you are proud of that cesspit called Nigeria. I guarantee if you did, you would be singing a different tune. And there are many sane countries where the police are more afraid of their citizens than the citizens are of the police. Germany, Switzerland, believe or not, the U.S, Estonia, Australia, Japan, etc. You know why? Because they know that they work for the public and not the other way around. They are held accountable because their taxes pays for the police to exist. Una too de used to ridiculous thing for Nigeria i swear.

Partnerbiz:
Nigeria police is the most barbaric. What type of people even do that job?

Nigerians. They the type of people who do that. Is this not the same country where burning people in the streets is acceptable? If you can accept that as a people, then you should be able to accept police brutality. It's pure logic.

hushshinani:
this happens when agbalagba decided to act like a child...

even in front of journalist... o ma se ooo!!!

he better get fired than being suspended and see his reaction aftermath...

Obasanjo did far worse. Before the first election that got him elected as a democratically elected president, a reporter asked him a question with he did not like and he said "asko" on camera which pretty much means in Yoruba to go phuck yourself. That's when i knew we were phucked.

dingbang:
it was his turn to succeed..

You call working in a phucked up state as a civil servant success. Ok.

Ajewealth123:
let me enlighten you about grace.
Grace is when we have millions of jobless graduates and you that is yet to finish serving gets an automatic employement.
Receive sense
Receive Jesus.
And pls stop quoting me,you've been noticed.

Again you are using religion to justify insanity and a phucked up mentality. What criteria was used to select him for employment. That he went to university does not mean he is qualified or that he can think properly. Take you for instance. That you can't see a problem with this says a lot about the educational system in Nigeria. I wonder what they are teaching you guys over there. Smh. Pity.

Ajewealth123:
my opinion,my business.
You have an idea or you want to bare your mind? Next time pls don't quote me.
Phucked up mentality? It is obvious you are blind if not, you would have seen where I said you can jump into the lagoon
And you can keep the suffer die part for you and your people

The point is many people in Nigeria share the same opinion you have which is why the country is phucked up. The way you people think is just amazing to say the least. Your mentality is just too scary.

Ajewealth123:
Believe me or not,
It takes God just a sec to change your life
Lesson learnt from this.
1) be determined
2) don't delay decisions
3) be bold
4) make sharp,precise and packaged decisions
5) eradicate fear
6) be motivated
7) don't fret
utilize opportunities
9) take risk
10) repeat 1&6

His destiny changed the moment he thought it in his heart to meet the governor.
Our God is an awesome God.he is the only only one that changes the story of men from bad to good.
Atheist can jump into the lagoon,I care less

Una go suffer die for Nigeria no be swear. How anyone cannot see a problem with this is mind boggling to say the least. It is as if poverty has eroded common sense completely in Nigeria. Automatic employment on what basis. And see the guy prostrating. Begger mentality at its finest. How will fayose not think he owns the guy now? What a people. Smh. And they will always use God to justify their phucked up mentality.

FvckShiT:
and so fûçkiñg what!? I'll choose KANU every fûçking time.The man wôn almost every blöödyfûçkiñg thing

Who impacted football more. Not who won more.

gabonsky:
we know people like you cos you be doubting thomas, make your research before you comment, abeg happy for the man jare

Define invention.

Goahead:
Crime in Ghana~In this regard, Ghana security forces are not a match to their Nigerian counterparts, it's just that Ghanaians are relatively law abiding than we are, they're not over ambitious like we Nigerians. Although, Ghana is well known for its relentless "Sakawa boys" (A diabolic answer to Nigerian 'yahoo boys', these guys can kill as a form of sacrifice or whatever, unlike our yahoo yahoo boys). Armed robberies are very prevalent in three northern regions; Northern Region, Upper east and Upper west. These places are synonymous to "bike snatching". You don't dare flaunt your new motor bike any how.

Tell them.

Opakan2:
Thieves you say?
Are they the ones responsible for the backwardness in your state?

Tho. they are not saints but still will be remembered on the good side of history for their notable achievements.

BTW the new meaning of thief is GEJ.. The world is patiently waiting to see the outcome of all his atrocities and trust me he won't walk out free

Don't divert from your comment. What has my state got to do with what you said? Meanwhile, GEJ, OBJ, Buhari, etc are all corrupt. You all deserve them since you do not know what real leadership is.

Opakan2:
Foolish bigots from the red mud enclave claiming nollywood stars..

They collected their own share from GEJ and kept mute. same for that foolish Bovi who is nowhere to be found now.

Thank God for Obj, Tinubu and co who stood their grounds against traitors, thieves and gate of hell openers from SW

Lol. He is saying thieves are now his heroes. What a people. Smh.

Una no go suffer die for Nigeria.

CROWNWEALTH019:
LOVED BY THE YOUTHS AND HATED BY ALL ZONE Bs

Loved by brain dead youths destined to languish in perpetual poverty with their love for piss poor leadership. You guys will never learn.

Quinn22:
But they are a lot of people that post restaurant type food and claim it's their own

Gbam!!!

tweetsme:
I HATE SEEING THOSE GAYS... CAN KILL THEM IF POSSIBLE.. SORRY JUST MY OPINION..

And he got 20 likes for this insane post. Nigerians. Smh. What a people. No different from animals. Even animals are better.

Women and football are oil and water. See as she pose like witch wey wan fly.

UrennaNkoli:
This is rubbbissh. Look at chelseas dressing room which obviously should have been rejuvenated by now because I can see robben, geremi, carlton cole, drogbas jerseys there.

Calm down. They are old pictures. Remember, we are not talking about Nigerians here. Dem get sense over there.

robosky02:
in terms of achievement and consistency

Yobo is a true legent


the first Nigerian player to play 101 caps for super eagles

and he captain the team to 2013 AFCON victory

very consistant..... what else do you want

I just gave you names of people who pioneered soccer in nigeria. Without them their would be no yobo.

robosky02:
5.
Yobo is a former Nigeria international, who has been capped 101 times and represented the Super Eagles at three FIFA World Cups and six Africa Cup of Nations tournaments.

After participating in Nigeria's run to the 1999 FIFA World Youth Championship quarter-finals, Yobo made his senior international debut against Zambia in a 2002 FIFA World Cup qualifier on 24 March 2001. He played in all six of the team's matches in the 2002 Africa Cup of Nations and was included in the squad for the 2002 FIFA World Cup, where he was again ever-present, assisting Julius Aghahowa's goal in a 2–1 loss to Sweden.

Yobo made his second World Cup appearance at the 2010 tournament in South Africa, after which he assumed the captaincy on the international retirement of Nwankwo Kanu. The veteran defender was no longer a first choice player at the 2013 Africa Cup of Nations, but lifted the trophy after appearing as an 89th-minute substitute in Nigeria's 1–0 final defeat of Burkina Faso.

In June 2014, Yobo was included in Stephen Keshi's squad for the 2014 FIFA World Cup. He was named in the starting line-up for both the second and third group matches, helping the Super Eagles to clean sheet in a 1–0 victory over Bosnia and Herzegovina. On 30 June, he made his 100th international appearance, captaining Nigeria against France in the round of 16. After scoring an own goal in the 2–0 defeat, Yobo announced his international retirement, saying: "This is it. I can look back on my career with great pride. I wanted to leave on a high for my country. Defeat by France was not the right way to go but I'm happy with all I've done for the national team. It's time to give a chance to other people to come through."

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

Yobo ko, Yobo ni. When Segun Odegbami, Aloysious Atuegbu, Mudasiru Lawal, Uwem Ekarika, de there. All dis indomie generation sef.

oscaruzie:
if I was being quoted by a female feminist, I'd prolly consider and tow the line. not that I consider you a male feminist tho, you just seem like a kid who's lost his toy and needs attention. peace.

I have to be a woman to have sense and decency. Ok.