₦airaland Forum

skydeep: What is ''shursh''?

lertee: Make mimi catch you first.

lertee: Try and indicate 18+ sometimes...there are kids below 18 here

cdamsel: help me na

lertee: .

cdamsel: sorry bros nooooooo,i'm shy

lertee: Back to sender,share it with mimi

lertee: Yimu
Na ur guy na,wetin you go talk before..crave koo,brave ni.

Bukato3: Aboki. * pours early morning urine on his bald head* Wake uppppppp..

skydeep: Happy Sunday everyone !

lertee: Ok adjust lemme sit close..do you have popcorn n coke?

lertee: We go manage

Bukato3: Na taboo? Post the thing joor for national peace

Kslib: As how?

Casey, za ka sha bulala fa!!!

Vanneni: Awww. I didn't know I was so magnetic.

lertee: So so so so
Happy sunday

SpcAgtOko: I didn't pick it.. truckpusher did.. Blame him if you don't like it.. I have a list of random usernames always available

baba dey: What is missing bruv? .

BoboYekini: same face wey get 17 likes Anyway, nyansh and bobi na the main tin.

christe james: If thats not a poultry farm then it should be an abandoned building cos no human being is fit to make that place a learning house.

lynpetra: Nope.Was redeployed there after 5 months in IBOM

lynpetra: We are living separately now,heading for divorce

theoctopus: Do you know that the ASUU chairman's children attend universities in Ghana? You guys are always quick to say the government is corrupt and therefore anyone who opposes government is right. That in itself is a greater evil that we must run away from. You cannot use a "government is corrupt" blanket on all government actions and policies. It is very wrong. Every action or policy must be judged on its own merit and in this case, the government is right to demand a review of ASUU's demand. To suggest that ASUU should be given whatever they demand because legislators are "chopping money" is as ridiculous as anything else. ASUU is not the only problem of Nigeria. You talk about government funding but forget that Education had the highest in the 2013 budget. This was a budget that was put in place last year when ASUU hadnt gone on strike. So to suggest the government is not interested in funding education is completely false. The question is how important is funding education in comparison to other sectors. If you ask me, while I agree totally that education is very fundamental in any modern society, I do think that in the immediate term, power, agriculture and healthcare are more important than education in Nigeria. I would even support a move that will give a quarter of our budget to power infrastructure and another quarter to agric and setup of new industries like mining, steel, etc. In the immediate term, we dont need many graduates or "quality graduates". In fact, for our kind of economy, emphasis should be placed on technical education, not university education. That is what is done in Asia.

ASUU are not fighting for Nigerians. They are fighting for their pockets. Nothing in their words, actions and body language suggests they are fighting for students or for Nigeria

careytommy: this article is full of crap. the p€nis/$crotum are in best conditions under cold temperature. heat kill sp€rm cells. why do you think the t€sticles hang lower from the body?

chymystique: @ Op, u shld ve put d pix of the joystick for us to see instead of two ppl huggin each other .

Guidette: Hmmm... Not interested. Send me you bank account statement and then we will talk

lynpetra: Hey 190,wat are u still doing outside!
Stop ur plotter and come warm me up.This bed is so damn cold

Mondisweets: Give nairaland guys advice and they won't listen...instead the same fools will come back and make noise about how they don't know what women want