₦airaland Forum

khaykay15:
Are you reading my mind?Exactly what am about to say, no wonder their girls like Yoruba boys

Are you kidding me??

9niceguy:
How can I get one? I heard they are not expensive as ipob

Have you bought a woman before??

If yes which Market!!?

LordIsaac:
The title should be: "The paintings of Edo women!"

Foock Boy!!

LordIsaac:
The title should be: "The paintings of Edo women!"

If i call you mumu now!!!

Vaseline Crew where una dey

KEEP IT COMING!!.........

KingOvoramwen1:
Beautiful

Goshhh see boobs

Woooooooooooow

ok

ODUDUWA!!!!!!


We dey expect the new baby for Benin

EDO STATE THE FACE OF THE SOUTH SOUTH

ggg

vvv

I like her But i cant date her

Looks like the once very vocal Iyabo Obasanjo is back to her old ways!!
Iyabo Obasanjo, daughter of former president Olusegun Obasanjo, has lamented how old people are being allowed to spearhead the affairs of Nigeria.Iyabo, who served as a Commissioner for Health in Ogun State between 2003 and 2006, lamented that the younger generation is not allowed to hold leadership positions.
On the state of the country under the leadership of President Muhammadu Buhari, Iyabo said “I have no idea but it is not only about the PDP, almost everything in the country is upside down”.Asked if the country is truly experiencing positive change as promised by the APC, the former senator said, “Twice recently I have come across interviews of the President (Muhammadu Buhari) and it seems his focus is just on oil and gas,”
she told Vanguard.“Focusing on oil and gas,a natural resource we have no control over is what got us to where we are and somehow he thinks it will get us out! The time of oil as a king commodity is past and never coming back.“In the history of humanity, the commodity that becomes king changes from time to time. From the time of the OPEC formation in the early seventies till now, oil had been king.“It will no longer be because if we continue using it at the rate we have in the last 100 years we willnot have a planet. Countries that didn’t use their income from oil to generate other sources of income will be in dire straits, hence Nigeria’s economic woes.“Taking oil for granted as if it would be at high prices forever is idiotic. Now if change means more focus on oil and gas as the President is saying, then obviously change has not come,” she said.

http://dailypost.ng/2016/11/15/everything-buhari-upside-focus-oil-iyabo-obasanjo/?utm_source=underpost_dp&utm_campaign=trending&utm_medium=dp

This is OSUN STATE.... ILE IFE TO BE PRECISED

I wonder wat crossed prince izoduwa ekelederhan aka Oduduwas mind wen he wondered From Benin into this ile ife

RIP


Tho i av neva seen a yoruba movie b4

Good

The 82 Division of the Nigerian Army, Enugu has warned criminals tosteer clear of its territory in the South East during the yuletide.
The Deputy Director of Army Public Relations in the division, Col. Sagir Musa, handed the warning when he paid a courtesy visit to the zonal office of NAN on Tuesday in Enugu.

Musa said that the division had mapped out plans to reduce crime during the yuletide to ensure a hitch-free celebration.He said that many people engaged incriminal activities like armed robbery, banditry, kidnapping and cultism during the period which hindered peaceful celebration.He said the division would establish three brigades in the five states of the South East to put criminal activities in check with a view to arresting any culprit.

“There is always an increase in crime during the yuletide and the army saw the need to put some measures in place to reduce such acts.“The operation will be on intelligence report but each brigade will conduct road blocks, stop-and-search and check-points to prevent such activities during the celebrations.“Many people want insecurity to continue because they benefit from it but their actions will be detrimental to them this season,” he said.

Musa said that the army was committed to ensuring that peace, unity and development prevailed in the South East and Nigeria in general, adding that the division would be considerate in carrying out its action to ensure that innocent citizens were not harmed.The army spokesman said that the crime prevention programmes would be conducted in collaboration with other security agencies in the South East.

He commended NAN for its objectivity in reporting the activitiesof the division without bias, describing the relationship between the agency and the division as symbiotic.Responding, the Zonal Manager of NAN, Mr Vincent Okwor, commended the director For finding the agency worthy of the visit.Okwor also pledged that the agency would continue to associate and support the army in its activities.

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/11/criminals-stay-away-south-east-yuletide-armys-82-division-warns/

rip

By Emma Nnadozie, Crime Editor

THE bright hopes of a Nigerian amateur footballer to excel in far-away South Africa have been dashed in a dusk attack at his home in Cape Town, South Africa. The footballer, Emeka Kenneth Okafor, 35, was killed in his home by a three-man gang allegedly hired by his South African neighbour, Sunday.The victim, who hailed from Awkuzu in Anambra State met his untimely end after one of his Nigerian friends who visited him earlier in theday brushed the car of his South African neighbour.Kenneth OkaforIt was gathered that all efforts by his visitor to pacify the South African failed as he quickly rushed out, only to emerge later with three members of a notorious South African gang called ‘INTA’.Reports said members of the dreaded gang asked for the whereabouts of the Nigerian who brushed the car and when they were told that he had left, they went for Emeka who was busy pleading for forgiveness. Thegang members who were said to be armed accosted him and fired several bullets into his head. He died on the spot.

Hot leads of bullets

His elder brother, Ifeanyi Okafor, 43, an Abuja based football coach at the East Coast Academy, Nyanya, narrated, in tears, the heart-rending story to Crime Alert. His word: “My brother left the shores of our land for South Africa last year after severalfailed attempts to succeed in life.Last Sunday night, I received a telephone call from one Chinedu from Nteje who resides in South Africa. He was weeping profusely when he told me that my younger brother, Emeka, had been killed.“When I asked him what happened, he said heand other Nigerian boys were in Emeka’s house that Sunday and after lunch, one of his friends from Enugu state left and while driving out of the premises, his car scratched that of a South African neighbour.”Okafor added: “The South African went wild with anger. Emeka intervened and pleaded with his neighbour but to no avail. Soon after, his South African neighbour left in hiscar, then returned later with three membersof the notorious South African gang called ‘INTA’ and began a search for the Enugu boy that brushed the car.
When they were told that he had gone, they searched for Emeka and as soon as they sawhim, shot him point blank in the head. He died on the spot.“As soon as they saw that he was dead, they fled with the man that hired them.
Later that night, policemen came and removed Emeka’s corpse.“Another Nigerian who witnessed the cold-blooded murder narrated how the incident happened to the police. He went further to make a statement to that effect atthe Police station. At that stage, it was also discovered that members of the South African family had also disappeared from their apartments.

The police, therefore, deposited Emeka’s corpse in the mortuary in Cape Town while they claimed they were looking for his killers.”Still in tears, Coach Okafor narrated the agonising life of his brother from childhood. “Emeka came to Lagos to serve as an apprentice in a provision store at Agege after passing out from secondary school.He could not continue with his education because our parents died earlier in life. He served his master for seven years but was wickedly thrown out without the agreed settlement by the man after he was accused of simply spraying money during a wedding ceremony his master also attended. After this ugly development, he was forced to return to the village.“I had to raise money from my scarce resources to bring him back to Lagos where he operated a pepper soup joint at Orisumbare in Ejigbo. While there, I prepared him to join his friends in South Africa to look for a football club.He was still searching for the club when theugly incident took place last Sunday. I don’t know whether his friends have reported thisto the Nigerian embassy or not but I am aware that they are preparing to bring the corpse home.He was a very good boy; we will surely miss him greatly,” he lamented.


http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/10/notorious-gang-kills-nigeriana-footballer-south-africa/

TippyTop:
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Am more Edo than you'd ever be. Edo should be for Edo people. Akoko Edo should be ceded to Ondo state.

Otemwen i stand with you on this............. THEY ARE MIGRANTS THEY WOULD NEVA BE ACCEPTED AS ONE OF US!!! .......THEY SHUD GO BACK TO ONDO STATE!!

fffff

Acecube:
My mum name is Funmilayo, Uncle is Femi, aunt Keke... and they are all from Owan east, Edo state bro.

Ask your family where they migrated from sorry they are not Edos!!!!

ransomed:
::-- You need to travel through Edo state to know the diversity of people that make up the state. From Benin to Usen, to Sabogida ora, to Uzebba to igbanke back to Benin, they bear and share some names with the Yorubas. Take a tour of these locations and you will be amazed at your discovery. Thanks.

Wat a senseless comment

ransomed:
::-- ifaluyi, ade, iyabo, ojo, balogun, femi, taiye etc are some of the names these precious people bear with the Yorubas and you believe they are not from Edo state? Edo people are not just the Binis, Esans, Afemais but, include Owans, Oras, and many more. If you claim they are not from Edo state please what is name of their state? Thanks.

God forbid........ They are yoruba immigrants from ondo state or wherever u yoruba ppl stay.... Dont u find other tribes in yoruba places too.... so been an immigrants to a state means u r from d state..... yoruba ppl dont reason properly....

Esan (edo central) afemai(edo north) those are the tribes under Edo.... they are ediod tribes under the bini empire...... yorubas are not part of the Edo race and would never be...... they are immigrants

EDO STATE THE CRADLE OF SOUTHERN NIGERIA!!

ransomed:
::-- It is possible sir. OWAN people and Akoko Edo people bear the name Seun as part of their native names. Thanks

Akoko.. u mean the yoruba immigrants from ondo state who want nothing to d with thier yoruba kin......THEY ARE NOT EDO INDEGINES better mind wat u type next time...

And Edo man would never never never bear a yoruba name!!

Thisis2raw:
keep quite. You don't know what you are saying

Dont mind dat confused yoruba boy

I concur


Very useless set of ppl

KingOvoramwen1:
Facts Only...

Oyegun is not on the same Level they are not Mates so tinubu cannot just wake up one morning with smelly brown teeth and thinks he can order a veteran like Chief Odigie Oyegunague Around!!

Chief Odegie Oyegunague Is Pro NADECO ask you parents wat am talking about..... Small yoruba boys running around without pant talking rubbish on nairaland..

Chief Oyegun was A governor(1991) during babagidas regime before tinubu even dreamt of holding any political post....

Tinubu is a fool if he doesnt rethink he will end up like Awolowo

WORD!!!!