₦airaland Forum

ndiboy01:
nairaland is like a toilet built by seun,
where different people(members) come
to poo. The moderators are poo
caretakers and the guests, flies.
Unfortunately, many members fight on
top poo

Dem put rope for ur neck? If u see Seun one on one, can u call him toilet builder? If dem come discipline u for dis comment now, u go com shout foul! Anyway, he is bigger than the best you ever meet in ur life.

Can dis be considered mockery of the gods or blasphemy?

kittykollinxx:
if DJ marry DJ dem go born mumu

Y?

Miss her always. She was good?

Kaàbo!

This one we dem just dey say shirt n trouser is not good for a king...

Younger brother as in from same parents Arrogance @ peak.

We are watching....

National Leader of the All Progressives Congress (APC) and former governor of Lagos State, Bola Tinubu, has said Nigerians should not condemn but listen and understand the agitations by the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB).

He said this while delivering the Keynote speech at the 2017 Annual Dinner of the King’s College Old Boys’ Association (KCOBA) at King’s College, Lagos.


The APC leader, who said the cry for separation had gained traction among average people due to the chronic failure of government to meet basic aspirations, however, warned against any attempt to split the country.

Tinubu noted that gargantuan challenges were facing the country but explained that they were not enough to call for the dismantling of the federation at a time some parts of the world were taking advantage of integration.

He said: “It is a rather curious lapse that a nation with such diversity as ours has not taken the time to give our legal marriage its proper functional underpinning. In other words, we all lined up to call ourselves Nigerian without gathering to discuss what it meant.

“Thus, we inhabit a nation that has not sufficiently defined its governance. We may be defined by political borders and boundaries but we have not glued ourselves to collective purpose and vision. Too many of us are born in Nigeria but not of it.


“Thus, our society is not a collective enterprise as important to each of us as our own personal endeavor. It is but a platform, an arena, to claim whatever one can by whatever means available. In too many ways we resemble a wrestling match instead of the nation we were ‎meant to become.

“Thus, we argue over matters that long ago should have been settled. The longer such fundamental questions fester, the more extreme become the proposed answers.

“Thus, we have people clamoring for secession in one part of the country and the murmur of such a course grows stronger in other sections.

“These other areas resent that some have advocated secession. Blame and recrimination become the political currency. Statesmanship falls in short supply. The dominant urge is to confront instead of reconcile.


“It would be wrong to mistake this for a tempest in a teapot. If not careful, we may be tossed about like a teapot in a tempest.

“We must listen to what is being said so that we can determine what is really meant.

“Let us be frank. Many who cry separation do so because their personal ambitions will be better served by such a thing. They believe they will have greater chance at political power under a different arrangement. Yet the cry for separation has gained traction among average people; this is due to the chronic failure of government to meet basic aspirations.

“If over the years, government had delivered on the promise of growth, prosperity, and justice, those calling for such extreme remedies would be but a small fringe of little consequence.

“Our task is not to condemn but to listen and understand. I care not at all for this proposed solution. But I dare not discount the concerns and problems that have led many people into advocating such a thing.

“Here, I want to plainly state my position. I am a firm believer in Nigeria. I believe this land will become a great nation and a leader among other African nations. We can resolve our dysfunctions in a manner that will make this nation rise as a standard of decency, justice and prosperity for all Nigerians.

“So many excellent people have devoted themselves, even given their very lives, to give life to this nation. I dare not cast aside their hardy and brave work as if it were nothing. Many things we now enjoy and see as good are due to these people. We have benefited from their labor and sacrifice.

“Being more pragmatic, separating the nation into small pieces resolves nothing and creates additional problems. The world marches toward integration. Europe, America, Asia seek trade and commercial pacts that will make them more integrated markets. Notwithstanding Brexit, the EU grows more integrated in the functions of governance by the day. Thus, while nations more powerful and developed than us seek to pool their wealth and might, some of us seek to whittle this nation into smaller pieces.

“Such a thing would make us more vulnerable to outside influences. We would forfeit our rightful place on the world stage and as a leader of this continent.

“Moreover, not every split solves a problem. The political mentality, either good or bad, that defined a group before the split will remain after the divide. If one is imbued with factionalism, that perspective will remain even when the immediate problem is surmounted. Division will manifest differently, but manifest it will.

“A new factional bigotry will arise to replace the old. The cycle of tension and unrest will take its inexorable toll. Just ask the people of South Sudan if their woes ended when they left Sudan.

“When your heart is geared toward division, you will seek it within a single tribe, even a single family. The gossamer of ethnic unity will be ripped apart by sub-ethnic squabble. An angry man outside his home remains angry inside it as well and a thief steals from both stranger and friend.

“Driven by such a mentality, even someone you once called your brother becomes a nuisance, then a burden, and ultimately your enemy in short order.

“Thus, I oppose talk of break-up and all other exotic political arrangements tantamount to it. That I am a foe of disunity does not mean I have blinded myself to the truth that our nation is in need of great repair.

“We all see the nation for what it is. Some look further to see the nation for what it is not and they rush to condemn it.


“I choose to see the nation for what it can be and thus seek to nurture and cultivate it so that this Nigeria may bring forth the fullest blossoming of its riches, resources and ingenuity of its diverse people.”

source: http://dailypost.ng/2017/09/24/biafra-dont-condemn-ipob-tinubu-tells-nigerians/

Gosh! I just love (No Gay Meant)this guy now! quite at a point in time of me, celebrating him for that bad feature he had with Minaj. Skales just joined my list of Favourite Nigerian Artistes right which I dont actually have any, other than Olamide. Reminisce, Oritse Femi (Hard working guy), Wande Cole and of course their Baba, TU, could be added to the ist if am permitted.

U sure say keyamo never obtain something from linda b4 he 4 release DAT kind confidential doc at this very early time? Just thinking shaa.

OjukwuWarBird:
The priest shouldn't have exposed him to public ridicule.


I might be wrong

Sire, u r right. Bags?! The priest sef...

chidekings:
This will be the likely scenario

Just the simple logic

My instinct is is telling me that KANU and his father are safe somewhere in their hideout and their remaining followers are accusing fg of their whereabout. Well two things here: its either they find a way of coming back into the system, plead for peace and everything goes down just like Ojukwu did or they turn to terrorist group fully as projected. But then, the group will not last because they don't have the heart.

Ekwensu101:
Good.
I believe the security agencieshave gone some inches further. The reporter deserves an award. Reports like this rekindle my hope on Nigerian journalism.

As far as am concerned, this report has done much of damage than advantage. Reading from the result, the report has not brought any information on board that is significantly different from what customs earlier revealed. Fine, the customs and the society will be at alert but the culprits are also alerted and they continue moving even they have not been declared unreachable. The customs are still doing their findings, the case is still fresh. Investigative journalism is not professional if it is done at the detriment of the proper security investigation. Your effort can be great when its properly carried out, some findings are discreetly made available for security agents in charge, reserve some for public consumption and compile a detailed report for the nearest future purpose and record. By so doing, the society will acknowledge your sacrificial and professional job.

Mynd44:
True but nagging should never be responded to with slaps

Try harder, your statement is incomplete. Don't encourage nagging in marital homes please.

That is romantic tho

But they said they have arrested these guys na

I wanted to read a vivid point that python was not meant for a terrorist group in the SE....

Good

Kelklein:
usually in abroad, when you go through sh*t like this... U get more street cred

Baba Ogbon o ya acquire ur own cred nah

TINALETC3:
I personally find whistling very offensive, no matter ur personality, I won't even bhave like am d one u ar culing, men cn b desperate, if he really wants u, being far cnt b an excuse 4 whistling. I ws discussing wt a frnd by d roadside one day, we were facing each oda, nt knowing dat a guy ws standing behind me, he waited til we finished d discussion, wen I turned and saw hm, I ws shocked, he told me am d one he ws waiting 4 and my frnd confirmed he has bin standing dere. (and you made my day with this...) I ws moved to even apologize 4 dat, I had no choice dan gv hm my attention, d way u approach her matters more dan d grammar u wl speak

Thank you so much. You actually nailed it. ALL!

I thot we r paying dem for a reason

She wants to show you that she born the boy unclad but I suggest she goes a step further by showing the world that the boy came thru her cunt and came with d head first.

She's a fan of dat unpopular DJ Cuppy, she wants to sneak her shallow mentality into the Nigerian educational system through the primary school syllabus.

danduj:
Abeg world don end for your side

E never end o, we still dey expect. Ur Syd nko?
Abeg if e happen 4 ur syd, mention me abeg, make I know how I go move.

tosyne2much:
We don't even know fabricated stories from real ones again

this particular one doesn't sound fabricated, move closer to ur screen...
drop ur advice, it will be appreciated.

if dem say make i choose one, i go choose the one that has cover...










not yet broken.

BALLOSKI:
Sex is overrated.

bro, sex can never be overrated in couple's life. its next to money, forget about love.

jakandeola:
I saw a blog by amarabae and I got mad cos dat a lair and am sorry it make u sound as a hippocrate u are married dat why u can say dat. der is no big deal abt sex we are human being and is gud for health is not easy for a guy who pass 30 yet neva marry not be wit a girl or guy. did u knw at 25 as a guy is damage to ur body if u didnt sex once once. my big bros a doctor dat as a guy u can get pr prostrate cancer I notice it too dat d thing begin to heavy me until I be wit a girl. if not dat ibo girl I wont be messing arnd. as a girl witout sex u get menstral pains. sex or not let preach faithfullnesd let true love not love base on money or sex. is impossible to love witout sex cos is a proof. but how many pple are faithfull? makydebbie sinaj sleekyshuga oyindidi lifeofairce2 biafrabushboy ginax proudlyblack skarlett cococandy myfantasies sekxy attackgat hibiscus76 safarigirl lovelygurl adewumiopeyemi optional1 laveda shinarlaura refiner jayceon tossie101 ikombe ojun50

JAKANDEOLA! Uhn, oyinbo po o!

ELKHALIFAISIS:
thug.... this woman her ancestors must be a Yoruba precisely Ogun

why did you think so? Ogun is my state anyway and not all of us love to kill