₦airaland Forum

Mynd44:
Freshly cut grass
The smell after the first drops of rain on a dusty field

Me too. I smelled cigarette butt and my pants when I was a kid.

There is more to this. I suspect the man has a hand in his wife's death. BTW, is the milk in glass cup from her jugz?

@OP, you never made up your mind to vote him before. No sane person changes mind to vote against change. Except you are suffering from the same mental illness as FFK your support for the General should never be swerved by those tripe.

Nice one Mac.


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Politicians are like nappies. They should be changed often - and for the same reason____Maureen potter


A government which robs Peter to pay Paul can always depend on the support of Paul_____Bernard Shaw

Obascoetubi:
may be buhari use dem for rituals . Sai GEJ

You are clueless than the C-in-C.

I wonder what will happen in Kano, Kastina and Kaduna. RIP to the dead

Two persons were, yesterday, trampled to death in a stampede during the All Progressives Party, APC, presidential campaign visit to Plateau State. The victims, Sunday Vanguard confirmed, were trying to force their way out of the crowded Rwang Pam Township Stadium, venue of the event, when they were trampled on and they gave up the ghost.
Before the tragedy, the APC presidential candidate, General Mohammadu Buhari, had addressed the mammoth crowd, promising to restore security in the north eastern zone of the country as well as improve on the agriculture and education sectors. He assured the unemployed youths of massive employment opportunities if voted into power in next month’s election.

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/01/jos-stampede-buharis-campaign-kills-2/#sthash.GU6mevDf.dpuf

Nmeri17:
LOL. funny enough Mr Seun thinks konga overtook nl because of Christmas sales keep pushing topics about "people that wash their uniforms before going to school", 10 types of this, 7 types of that and other valueless topics to FP and quite soon you'll be struggling to get into the ist five sites in Nigeria

PS: we didn't get here with topics like this. what about something from the science/tech section or health?? something that can add value and increase IQ??

The statement in bold is so true. Majority of those that made Nairaland known have left because of irrelevant topics like this and Seun seems not to be getting it still. The struggle this day is not to contribute meaningfully but to get your topic to FP and be the first to comment. I see NL going the way of NVS sooner.

Jarus:
Yes, I know PDP is currently a threat in Kwara, but I don't see how Ajibola can win guber, and even worse, how GEJ can win Kwara.

Anyway, February is just weeks away.

I am from Kwara state and I have deep understanding of political happenings in the state. PDP is no threat to APC in the state. Here is my analysis: The two candidates from PDP are both products of the Saraki camp. Interestingly enough Aluko (the running mate of PPD's gubernatorial candidate), which PDP is banking on in Kwara central is a feather weight where ABS is. In terms of vote splitting, ABS 80%, Aluko 20%. Coming to Kwara South, Abdulfatah comes from the largest local govt. in Kwara State. Incidentally Ajibola, the PDP flag bearer and Fatai have had reasons to touch lives in Kwara South, by percentage impact, Fatai with all his 'weak' impacts is miles ahead of Ajibola, especially in Ifelodun. It will be a huge task for Ajibola to get anything more than 30% of Ifelodun. A 70% harvest for Fatai in Ifelodun is larger than 30% of Ifelodun and 100% of Ekiti for Ajibola. Omotosho has already split Ekiti and Oke-Ero votes. In fact it is likely that the votes in that area will be shared 50% APC, 35% PDP, and 15% Labour. Irepodun will largely be APC at 68%. Offa, Oyun will most likely deliver 70 - 75%. Kwara north is largely APC. Frankly it will be quite a challenge for PDP to make any meaningful impact in Kwara State.

TochiPhotos:
"After school, I help my mum sell oranges. I like going to the field cos I sell a lot there and also watch them play football, sometimes I wish I can play with the other children but I can't leave my market to play. When I grow up I want to be a billionaire so my mum won't sell oranges again." #humansoflagos

This is touching.

Shagaya and Belgore at work.... Though Belgore is their best bet considering his performance in the 2011 election and the fact that he's from Central.

It was not like this until the era of a man that chose to make money over good image for the school. Imaging a school that can not cater for 5,000 new intakes admitting over 13,000 students in a year. Ambali cares is all about money and not the welfare of the students.

mspee:
Yobe, but camping at kogi.

cool that...I am answering the clarion call in Ondo.

mspee:
No sir.

Sir ;-) where are you posted?

mspee are you in ondo too?

Hello house, I'm hitting the camp today. Hope it's not to early? Is there anyone here going to camp today?

chidiswt:
Hello pals! Congratulations! M a servin corps member here. Ppa AKNELG ikare- Akoko. Feel free to ask me questions regarding ur stay in d camp esp if u r goin to b lucky enuf to b posted to ds very LG. Welcome
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What's AKNELG?

Tawfeeqah:
Very sure am going to re deploy ooooo I can't stay in dt boko haram state

To which state?