₦airaland Forum

Orubebe01:
mazi, you are beginning to lose my respect for you. for God's sake, how will all these things you are yarning dis days get us biafra? why we need is biafra and not all these irrelevant talks.

Kekereekun123:
Incomes Kinigbe. I had an experience with one of his daughters in 2014. Very spoilt brat

Osagyefo98:
Over drunk and empty.


Please this man talks alot..with his thuggish character.

Ladiesdoctor:
I'm sorry to say this, every state in Nigeria already has a victim of the covid 19.

They are still trying home remedy to treat themselves.

adexpa:
I don't think kwam1 can try such a thing.... He is a typical Yoruba man and knows the weight behind it. He can't spread such clothes, it will expose him quickly. I didn't dispute that he might be promiscuous but not to that direction. The truth we surface later.

ednut1:
a blackman born and bred in Europe is white using your analogy

There was confusion at the headquarters of the Central Bank of Nigeria following scare of a fire outbreak at the premises of the apex bank. The fire was said to have started about a few minutes past six and lasted for about 30 minutes before it was put out.

Our correspondent who visited the headquarters of the CBN observed that men from the Federal Capital Fire Service were at the scene to ensure that the fire did not get out of control.

Apart from the Federal Fire Service that deployed two firefighting trucks in the scene of the incident, a truck belonging to Julius Berger was also sited at the apex bank headquarters.

The Assistant Comptroller, FFS, Bello Atayin who spoke to our correspondent said that the fire started at the generator house.

He attributed the fire incident to a technical fault at the generator house, adding that the service was quick in putting it out before it got out of control.

He said, “The fire incident started at the generator house on the west side of the building and we were alerted.

“It was a minor fire incident and it had been put under control.”

When contacted, the Acting Director Corporate Communications, CBN, Mr Isaac Okorafor said there was no fire at the CBN.

“There is no fire, it’s just a smoke from the generator house,” he said.

oyatz:
Kid, you are the ignorant one here.

Tiv are in Benue State, Agatu are also in Benue State while Igala is in Kogi State.



Benue and Kogi States are parts of the 19 States carved out from the defunct Northern Region.




New year festivals are usually parts of the celebrations of many African tribes to thank or request from the deities of Harvest, gods of the Land or departed ancestors for bounty harvests in the land (varies from culture to culture).

The traditional rulers and the chief priests often officiate in the celebrations.

From Judeo-Christian/European perspectives, activities that involve elements of African Traditional Religions are often regarded as 'Pagan' ( not necessarily evil).





#Curses: if your tongue in cursing is that effective, why haven't you prayed for yourself to be one of the most successful young men in Nigeria?

Or your tongue is only effective in cursing and ineffective in praying?

oyatz:
Igala, Igede, Tiv , Agatu, Ogori-Mangogo and several non Fulani Northerners (Non-muslims Northerners) also celebrate New Yam Festivals

Ofemmanu1:
Sombodys mother.

Igbo amaka.

fykes:
Who will give him biafra?
Lemme tell u, this guys are urchins in the grand scheme of things... They are just scamming people and feeding fat of contributions.
If a biafran state is to be created, it will be handed over to the elites, the money bags and politicians who can negotiate and who have something to lose. Not to incoherent touts gallivanting up and down sworn to oath of lunancy.
You George Orwell must have been a great prophet

Adaogwashi1:
It can only happen in south west livingsage come and free your people from Chinese people







I still rename Ada ogwashi

MetaPhysical:
Governors must exempt Iboman from lockdown and allow them to go about their business.

Mmmtcchheewww.....

Even clergymen are not immune from the nonsense in that SE.

...not easy for Iboman to stay isolated.

I guess Yoruba and Hausa love isolation.