₦airaland Forum

Coder2Client:
Sabbath day is a resting day, period.

Finallydead:
Hi dalass,
Please read the below excerpt to understand the Sabbath God actually meant.

Alexgman1:
Am in a relationship with the only child & daughter of a traditionalist(herbalist). We are no more attracted to each other & she knows it. We are both fed up of the 3years old relationship. How do i break-up with her without hurting her or incurring the wrath of her dad?

Bahamas95:
I like these kinda people, not the foolish pretenders.



Naija polithiefcians claim to be christians/muslims yet they misbehave. I don't give a damn about your religion, just do the right thing that's all. I won't hesitate to vote for him.....Nice one!

Brandstudio01:
I don't blame them. I blame it on the state of the nation

frankyychiji:
No bro I didn't even mean fulani in that manner. I meant that they are the ones who are synonymous with transistor radios may be due to their nomadic lifestyle. What happened to laptops and Android phones etc.

lefulefu:
not the dreadlock..the picture on the right..see the head nau .d head sharp like pencil at the top.d dreadlock fit am but that other hairstlyle and the shape of the head na die

frankyychiji:
You don't get it. Is this a priority at all? Transistor radio in Akwaibom when they are not fulanis.

sunnyside16:
Come back and solve the issues we have back at home.

TheFreeOne:
Ironically Buhari is part of those brokering peace deal in Mali whilst there are worse situations in naija from lack of jobs, bad economy, insecurity coupled with incessant killings in different parts of the country and gargantuan corruption in MDAs of govt.


Charity should begin at home and Nigerians needs to learn from citizens of smaller African countries that are challenging status quo of bad governance.

What's the essence of claiming to be giant of Africa when majority of citizens are docile.

GOFRONT:
Where the lazy youths at??

Nobody has burnt Pondei.
Nobody has burnt Akpabio..
Nobody has burnt Orji Kalu.
Nobody has burnt Gandollar
Nobody has burnt Magu,
Nobody has burnt Obasa.

In Nigeria, Black lives never ever matter!!

Youths of this country and their double standards!!!!

ednut1:
Wrong person to draw

ReorxTohGan:
oga o!!
it's not even a black cat

Gforce2015:
Pls. Read--------

Lemme shake the table.

I'm Thinking of Sending A Bill to the National Assembly for consideration and for further approval.

This bill will be about Childbirth Control.

Personally, I know things are hard and difficult in this country and people find it hard to survive on this side of the world.

We live in a jungle-like environment. Our beast-like or lion-like heart within us is roaring/booing /crying for daily survival.

This question comes to mind that what is surviving on?

We are surviving on austere and hostility economy. We are surviving on the epileptic power supply, We survive on our ability and/or inability to cope with our shylock landlord/ tenants as the case may be, we survive on Inflation of foods and food products, we are surviving on, minuscule/miniature (income, wages, and salaries,) and/or crumpy dividends from Npower, etc.

We have perpetually thrown our predicament behind us and daily dress- up ourselves with pretentious raiment and unctuous Royal Apparel.
What a phony lifestyle!

And like a song by the late Afro-Legend, -" we resorted to Suffering and Smiling lifestyles"

Our survival is a jungle-like survival with all manner of preys and predators co-existence. Like roaring beasts and lions, who walketh about looking/seeking for who to devour (1Peter 5:

I wouldn't want to bother you will much of my rhetoric or my evanescence fugacious epistle, folks...

permit me to ossify and crystalize on this debatable points...

Mas/Sirs, Since we all know that we live in a critical and precarious environment where you were all forced to improvise for government inability to adequately provide our basic necessities. Folks, this big question comes to mind:/

1. Do we care enough for our child(ren) as we ought to?

2. That since we have understood the socio-economic situation of our society, that, is it conscientiously justifiable to keep producing more kids for society and also allow them to swim through the river of hostility and austerity that we swam through?

3. And that why can't we adopt marriage- without-children strategy like the western world has done to reduce or control childbirth.

Finally, why can't the government, various institutions, and individuals advocate for celibacy as another alternative to control childbirth?

We know that an average African has this sense of Ownership. (That is, I want to have my child and own them so that I can be cared for in my old age....)This was the mentality we inherited from our ancestors and since there are ages and times have passed, I wondering if this normative can be changed to achieve a better society you and I can be proud of...

In conclusion, we need to keep asking ourselves these salient questions;/
That since we are all fixative in continue in the path of our ancient landmark and /or our native normative, we need to know that our intention to get married or to have many more children comes with adequate and robust responsibilities if we are to be fair to these our unborn generation. Knowing fully well that the journey we were being made to embark on by our parents was daunting and stressful.
so, if we don't want to handover such precarious journey for them to keep on languishing in excruciating pain and struggles, how adequate have we prepared for them to live a safe and better environment?
Or are bringing them up. as only a tool to extort or /and exploit In our old age...

Food for thought...

Torie8:
Lol see this one wey one babe dey try help im ministry

ruggedtimi:
If you come tell her...hey am blah blah from blah blah blah state, I like to blah blah ,....Nigeria girl go reply " Ok" .

Dotherightthing:
21. Please spell words correctly when you post, and try to use perfect grammar and punctuation.

nkwachii:
Close that your gutter you called mouth

Bluntemperor:
Where is Malam El-Rufai in all this?
What is his role and why is he silent in these killings?

themosthigh:
I wish Nigeria has a sultan instead of a president. I wish every state has an hereditary emir as governor instead of governors. I wish we have an imperial ruling council headed by the sultan of sokoto whose word will be law. I wish we had a ruling family with queen and crown prince. I wish nigeria will annex all the neighboring countries and merge it into on great imperium of weather Africa.

OruExpress:
France takes
$500 billion a year out of africa. It's the core of their economy. The idea that they're being 'generous' sending back $14 million is something else.

patosky3310:
He is actually optimistic. The peak of anything is usually the highest and end of that thing. He, therefore meant that after next month, the cases will be coming down. Go back and read it, you will see that he also said that the number of cases will start decreasing after that August.

References:
https://thenationonlineng.net/breaking-lagos-covid-19-cases-likely-to-peak-in-august-says-abayomi/