₦airaland Forum

CharlotteFlair:
Lol...goan put your house in order BMC, bread is about to be taken off your table.

just like it was taken off your table right?

Vutseck:
.Somebody should tell that olodo that after 90 days on sick bed he will be declared incapacitated
.

by what provision!

NwaAmaikpe:

coming back to type your 'gangue' of a post , right?

That's tha gospel truth. If you don't like it, go and die.

Flamzey00:
Go bleep urself dude#Since our papa no get levels to b senator; it's beta we join d haters club

Appliedmaths:
Thanks, more of Admin for the time being. I be waka about.

lol

Who's this fly ranting here?

Names checked and I think there's some adherence to the provision of federal character here.

CharlotteFlair:
...like the vegetable in London

like the one in your house who's not even known by the ants in your house.

CharlotteFlair:
If wishes were horses...

if wishes were horses...a charlotteflair will be 'bed-ridden' or will be immobile.

nativeSON12345:
Lalasticlala

why do u fools love to quote everything?

Good! That donkey should be recalled.

These kids have decided to share this cheap 2 weeks old whatsapp story to this platform.
Lol!

dingbang:
lol ... U won't understand... I know him personally. I chatted him up privately to discuss in details what was d problem

ok! I wish you best of lucks, bro.

dingbang:
what is it bro? Since when is it a crime to apply for a job..

nothing wrong, bro. What I found shocking is the fact that the poster complained of the said uncle not to be a helping type, but you still want him to connect you.
Job wahala sef...

dingbang:
smith oo.. I apply ooooo... Hepp me

imagine!

Good.

JNBoss:
Nigerian Musician, Paul Okoye and wife name their twin babies, Nathan and Nadia, and their igbo names are Obinna and Adaobi Okoye.

Congrats.

NEWS VIA: http://www.jamienaija.com/2017/07/see-names-of-paul-and-anita-okoye-newly.html

nice one! Unlike those fools that prefer Oyibo names.

Boleyndynasty2:
You actually believe that this would work out after 3yrs? Isn't 3yrs even a very long time?

of course, madam boley! Can you people ever believe anything or be impressed?

La click la kiss lion.

See what buhari has caused in the US. Blame buhari if you haven't done that today.

Where are africans in all of this? We are too left behind!

From this, we should move to using our palms as phones.

1 is ok. Like we saw on the thread on the sentences that sounds 'wrong' but are 'correct', number 2 could fall in that category, who knows.

You'll have x20 of this for a burial of a 'nobody' in kano state. Useless people!

This is happening in the most hated and marginalized region on earth where people cannot breath in 'oxygen' or enjoy 'fresh air' because of marginalization by the FG? I can't believe this. Kanu has been compromised and has taken his 'dull' face off this 'gimmick'.
This project is docile, dead and flat-headed on arrival.

9jabull:
With all these the old fool don't know that self determination goes with referendum, with all these the idiot can't differentiate between referendum and war then what will he teach his student?

you guys are the fools cos you can't differentiate.

Dumaknesset:
Professor Akin Oyebode is an interviewer’s delight and much more. A natural teacher who measures his success by the success of his products in the marketplace of life, STEPHEN UBIMAGO writes that the more Oyebodes of this world there are, the better for the country…
At the Faculty of Law of the University of Lagos, where he teaches Jurisprudence and International Law, the revered Professor Akin Oyebode not only evokes the image of a consummate intellectual with his bouncy hoary hair, brilliant command of the language, excellent lecture delivery, poise and all; he is also for all this greatly admired and loved by students and the faculty alike.
Thus, one could easily sense the satiation his students exude even from a distance, as it is not hard to tell its source: a sense of privilege from being taught and mentored by such a seasoned legal scholar, for whom other law faculties are willing and ready to trade their legs and arms to acquire.
Indeed, the University boasts one of the largest law faculties (teaching staff of professors and lecturers) in Nigeria, however in conversations among themselves, a student’s indication like, “I have Prof’s class today,” require no further explication as to who the curt appellation of “Prof” referred to.
Not many are aware however that part of the influences that molded him and imbued the accomplished academic with his unmistakable urbaneness and élan is the fact that he is a also the product of a middle-class background.
In an interview, he gave this indication thusly: “If you lived in the GRAs under colonialism, you don’t need anyone to tell you the type of upbringing that I had. With the friends I had, there was no serious challenge. I had all the things that young people of my type were supposed to have.
“I had good atmosphere. I enjoyed riding bicycles, playing with toys, watching cartoons, solving puzzles, painting with crayons and everything that I wanted. At that time, we lived ‘Sheltered life’. It was a different lifestyle for children who lived in the GRA. We were all of middle class potentials.
“We had television and telephone when it was introduced in Nigeria. I went to school with people from Southern Police College, Shogunle, Maboju village and from GRA.
“I don’t know what the GRA looks like now. I think it is a different thing now. In our time, there were no walls unlike now that GRA is surrounded with walls. What we had then were hedges with people’s names written on the gates of the house.
“I believe nobody will be bold enough to do that now. We just had gardens, courts, gardeners, hedges well trimmed and properly taken care of and that was the GRA of the 50s. I remember the first time, an all-night party was held in Ikoyi at late Justice Agoro’s residence and people were gassed.
“We used to have Public Works Department, PWD that changed our bulbs regularly. All the colonial structures were built for white people. The few African families that were living in the GRA were grudgingly tolerated.
“There were special shops including Kingsway in the GRA. The Europeans had their Lagos Country Club which admitted only the Europeans. The Lagos Country Club then was located in what is now called Murtala Mohammed Airport.
“My family was among the few African families who lived a sheltered and protected life during the colonial era. Those who lived in these special areas had quality of life which was superior then. I have the most fascinating experience as a child. And growing up was fun.”
Oyebode is a professor of professors; a natural teacher for whom teaching is the end-all-and-be-all, a profession for which there is no match.
Having taught Law for over 40 years, most of which period was spent in Unilag, he indicated that he derives his fulfillment from watching his products ride the tide of happy exploits in the legal profession.
He explained thus: “When I came to University of Lagos, I didn’t give it a second thought to choose an academic for a profession.
“I see my success in the success of my students. I have taught over 20 Judges in Lagos State. Some of them are in the Court of Appeal, while others have either been Governors or Deputy Governors.
“There was a time I counted seven Attorneys General in this country that have passed through my class. For me, this is enough satisfaction.”
Professors Taiwo Osipitan, Imran Smith, Amos Utuama, among others are all of the Faculty; they’ve all taken silk

these ugu-stuffed brain in flat'heads won't read this to understand.

Lol!
These urchins sef!
I saw "ECA" and thought it's one reasonable group... I didn't know it's the group of usual loud idiots we know.

Congratulations to adeleke!
They(adelekes) lost a brother from that seat and it's a good thing they're 'compensated' by the voters.

kettykin:
Illiteracy is a curse and this is coming from a professor no wonder graduates from his school are a nuisance to the society

you're the illiterate here. You won't just read cos it does not suit you.

This fool that celebrated Audu's death and termed it 'divine zoning' and an intervention by God to bring bello on board and, he's the one now crying.