₦airaland Forum

Nigeria's development is on slow motion.

Number two is quite funny, though. You already said she's twenty.

These problems began from 1914 where these people who didn't agree to live together were forced because of administrative convenience by the British. More to that is what the Bible foretold about our time.

I would so love to pity them but if you have experienced a robbery before or become a victim and see how wicked and heartless these guys are with people's belongings and lives, you'll not pity them at all.

I'm just wondering, what if Nigerian scientists could create such biological weapon. That means we'll have to queue to fetch and buy garri.

Crime is on the increase daily. Just as in the Women of Owu, there is total unrest in the land.

She has a good niche, she'll grow.

I wasn't opportune to learn the basics now work wouldn't give me time.

Beautiful and excellent.

Sorry to be different but none on the list is a must-have for me.

gaius01:
you are totally confuse.

I know, sir. I just can't admit it.

Nofcks2give:
Last of a dying breed, by far the most sensible reply I've seen here yet. Great outlook man

Thanks, sir.

anthonyuncle, hello, I received your mail request but unfortunately, that email is inactive. Please mail me via this one: Juderichlord@gmail.com

Ishilove:
You fear the stigma of what?

Of toying with people's feelings and having to live with it. I don't trivialize dating or casual relationships.

Don't hurt yourself, it's life. Expect anything. Don't be sad when people walk out of your life; they are the ones who lost you!

Do drop your email or post your quotation.

Yawns. Rooster and bull story.

Life like a mist, appears for just a day and disappears tomorrow..

theCuppedcake:
God bless you immensely. I don't know why some girls feel so entitled especially on social media. Very despicable character.

God bless you, ma.

Spits.

I tell my friends: if we ever dated and broke up, don't call me an ex. Bad news was I never dated! I'm too charming and lovable she wouldn't forget in her lifetime and I fear the stigma.

I'm in the same weary shoes, sis.