₦airaland Forum

babasolo:
when you blow whistle and they dont find anytin

Lol!

veekid:
Flatheadzzzz and miserable lifers

Tribalistic Coward.. Backward bigot

ChristyB:
And they had to make sure American flag was spotted.
face cap and all (na american thingy)
RIP

Jealousy go kill you.. You even envy the dead..

ednut1:
rip, but u contributed to ur own death. going to flaunt dollars in a nigerian club

So no one has the right or freedom to enjoy his hard earned wealth in his country? Nigeria is a failed state and a great joke.. SMH

I stand with you, the benefits are endless...

ShitHead:
Don't allow Ruben Abati to see you...your breasts go hear am. He will just sketch them and put eyes on them. You had better shut up.

myfantasies:
I can see that you are trying to be relevant nairalanders wit dis ur insults

Wat an unfortunate being, life has not been treating you fairly, so you decide to come on here nd vent ur anger

Maybe you r going through puberty, ur hormones are changing, dont worry, you will get used to it

RIP ENGLISH! Chai!

philpwresh:
http://t.guardian.ng/news/what-fits-me-is-president-not-governor-says-okorocha/

Useless man

Igboesika:
The only remedy is for Buhari to resign simple !.
The hardship is becoming for unbearable for some Nigerians, even some some pathetic gullible zombies that voted for him are not exempted.

It is in our best interests as citizens to help Buhari's government by exposing these corrupt politicians. I give kudos to the whistleblowers. That is what we need...

priceaction:
Hope u are not like her. She didn't do well, the two of them are very wrong and stupid. You don't know how provocative some women can be.
I have seen worse, yes, some men can be abusive but most of the time ,the women are provocative.
I boarded a bus many years ago going to lekki and there was a lady in the bus fighting the conductor because he gv her bad #10 change. When she got to her bus stop around sharaton, she insisted that she would collect her clean change. Held the conductor by cloth, and that one insisting that he didn't hv another one.
What happened next was that a military officer sitting at the edge of the bus brought #10 from his pocket ,gave the lady.she collected it , and next thing she did was to pack some dry sand on the floor, in order to throw at the conductor. The guy dogged the sand and the sand went straight to the eyes of the officer including the rest of us.
No apology or such. That day was how I know how military can beat someone mercilessly. She got beating of her life that it created a lot of scene that those that didn't know happened really carried planks and sticks in other to attack the officer because he was attacking a woman. She lied that the man was trying to touch her breast and she asked why but got slapped. If iwas not there, i could also carry planks. That day i fear some of you, women.The guy had to call for reinforcement while he told us in the bus to drive off before we are attacked too. We had to leave the guy and the conductor and we zoomed off.
Some women are dangerous than snake. And yet not remorseful. The best thing is for the men to look at them and over look their trouble most times by neglecting their rubbish.
In this case, both of them loose and can lead to their brake ups which may not be good for the children. 2 wrongs never make aright. He will repair the car and it will affect the house up keep. That is more trouble for them. As she escaped outside, she should have gone to the nearest police station to handle that.

Guy the woman is weaker. There was no other way for her to retaliate. You don't know how long this has been going on, maybe she reached breaking point.

mrmrmister:
I don't blame the Man at all.

Nigeria has a tattered reputation.

Nigerians go about committing crimes in different countries, and when the news comes up (especially on nairaland ), instead of collectively criticising the bad behaviour, some hopeless souls would rather turn it into a tribal issue.


Just look at them.

Infact this is the most sensible post I have ever come across.. Thank you for speaking out against this cankerous worm (tribalism) eating out our youth from the core..

blackberlin:
Sometimes I don't blame someone like this. A lot of people don't enjoy anything as citizens of Nigeria. But I know there's hope for Nigeria. . . The more people wake up and hold politians and public office holders responsible for their actions, the better for us all.

We really need to spring up. . . Nigeria has great potentials with its vast population of hardworking and innovative citizens.

Just give us electricity in Naija, as in... South Africans will come and be washing plates here (no offence S/A).

All we need is electricity and watch us beat the rest of the world in innovative technology..

Laveda:
So cute together


Awwwn I'm jealous but happy for them.. HML

This could have been us... But you were too busy ignoring my friend requests on social media.. Lol

youngberry001:
Oh mah God

Dis gurl fresh oooh

No be lie bros. I swear

illegalGangla:
Ok we have seen? Next?

Irrelevant things everywhere
Let's bet it will make FP

Blatant insensitive fool..

contactmorak:
TBoss is no doubt hot and sexy, which is why she is loved by many guys who are rooting for her to win (like they will have a piece of her cake )

Here is a bikini photo of her looking like a tempting river goddess....

http://www.newseveryhour.com/2017/04/checkout-hot-bikini-photo-of-tboss.html

Yellow Ape

olrotimi:
This failure of a government would latch onto anything with a semblance of goodness and turn it into propaganda.
M0ron minister doesn't know that a wooden automobile that runs on fuel is a road safety risk.
Let's continue our deception.

Well said my brother!

ShoProperties:
Here we share true life stories of first time landlords to inspire others that it is possible and you can start now. Enjoy it but most importantly take action after reading this.
Anybody that lives in Lagos and experiences the accommodation challenges vis-à-vis rent increase and landlords’ palaver will ultimately develop the urge to have his or her own house.
In my own case, even though I was living in my mother’s house at Okota up until the time I got married, I always eyed personal house ownership as one achievement that would give me a sense of fulfillment as a man.
Consequently, as soon as I got a better job as a sales/service engineer in a German company, I reminded myself that I must not allow the fantasy of having a free accommodation becloud my vision of personal house ownership and in order to remain focused, I decided to come out of my comfort zone, by quitting my mother’s house to rent an accommodation somewhere else.
Like a fish out of water, I was exposed to the heat and discomfort of a rented apartment in a jiffy as my landlady kept increasing the house rent at her whim.
However, I was unperturbed because, I knew I needed to be challenged and the more the challenges came, the stronger my passion for a personal house became.
The opportunity came in 1999 when a certain friend of mine told me that there was an available plot somewhere at Ikorodu that was free from the dreaded Omo-Onile wahala.
I went with him to the site and after the inspection I bought the plot at the cost of forty thousand Naira (N40,000). However, after concluding the documentation and securing the land, instead of going ahead to start developing, I relaxed.
At that juncture, in 2002, I committed one blunder that lays credence to the popular Yoruba adage which says that “the first money a child makes is usually spent on akara (beans cake)”.
Or how else could I explain a situation where I abandoned a plot of land I bought at a paltry N40,000 to buy a car at an exorbitant rate of N300,000, instead of using the money to start developing the plot?
So the truth of that adage still caught up with me somehow.
It was not until the value of the car started depreciating that I realized that I could have been better off investing the money in a more solid asset.
So in the year 2002, I started developing the plot only to abandon it later until 2004.
I would say that one distraction I had then was the boom in the stock market. Going by the kind of dividends the stock market was churning out, I felt that investing there was by far, more worthwhile than embarking on a building project – and join the landlords.
Led by this conviction, I threw in virtually everything, believing that when my dividends came tumbling in I would simply buy a house.
But alas, the stock market crisis came suddenly, like a holocaust and I got my fingers burnt!
Thereafter, I decided it was high time I invested in this one solid asset – property, so I moved to site once again.
Fortunately, I have a good job that involves traveling both within and outside the country and from such trips, I make extra money which helped me to expedite work on the project because given Nigerian situation today, one can hardly achieve much through savings from salary.
Another point I would like to make is that it is good to have a good spouse and to that angle I want to say that my wife was quite supportive; financially, spiritually and otherwise.
She was even the main motivator, such that each time I strayed she always drew my attention back to the project. However, the whole credit goes to God who provided the sources of income for me and my wife because without God, one can do absolutely nothing.
So we kept working at the project through the years despite the challenges because challenges will always come and sometimes they could be so serious that you may end up abandoning the project on your hands.
Another challenge we had was the disappointment of workers on site. The idea of not being able to deliver on target time was indeed a problem.
As if that was not enough, the Omo-Oniles whom my friend said were out of the way still came and we had to part with some money to appease them.
By the time the building got to the roofing stage, the roofing sheet I wanted to use was not available because there was crisis at the wharf.
By the time we wanted to complete the roofing the Omo-Oniles resurfaced and we had to give them more money.
However, despite all the challenges, we kept on working on the project until we completed it and moved in this year.
As I am talking to you now, a plot of land that sold for forty thousand Naira and there about as at the time I bought mine in 1999 now goes for between N7, 000,000 and N8, 000,000.
So on that note, I would like to advise anybody who wishes to have his or her own house should not look at a place as undeveloped because development spreads like a wild fire in Lagos.
So as soon as they start work, they should start saving for their own house and when the opportunity comes, they should not be unnecessarily finicky.”
Be inspired!
Story shared by ENGINEER ADESINA

http://nigeriarealestatehub.com/landlords.html/

Thank you so much for your inspiring post..

Biafrawillcome:
This is the same blood of Israel that Donald Trump posses

Do not soil the image of Isreal by liking us to Trump.. He is a racist and a heartless bigot.. You do not know him..

Realhommie:
So Mikel don go China go dey score goals abi? Lol

DavidOluyale:
Bad Example.

Poor man talk

Berbierklaus:
Suffery o

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Later now he will say,he has never met her or doesn't know her. The guy is always high and fxcking
Heard he is very big down there?

Go and make money jare.. Stop whining

MJBOLT:

liepod detected

This is not a case of tribalistic sentiments.. Nigerians are gifted with the innovative ability to solve everyday problems.. The ingenuity of the present generation if tapped accordingly can and will be used to project us to the highest point of human achievement.. If the yahoo boy is given opportunity to positively create business online we would go far.. Most of these boys have little or no education but they can manipulate the web in so many ways. The street mechanic can by mere listening to your car engine diagnose the problems it has.. The market women at Oshodi do businesses that hold up the economy.. The average kid when I was growing up made toys out of tin foils and cartons and most of them use batteries and locomotive contraptions.. The examples are endless..

Youngadvocate:
Philip Emeagwali has been listed as amongst the top 10 most intelligent people in the world, having the acclaimed IQ of 190.

Philip Emeagwali, of course, is a renowed and world-acclaimed engineer, mathematician, computer scientist and geologist who was one of two winners of the 1989 Gordon Bell Prize, a prize from the IEEE, for his use of a Connection Machine supercomputer to help detect petroleum fields.

He has the 9th slot directly below Marilyn vos Savant, 8th with verified IQ of 190 and directly above 10th placed Garry Kasparov who is alleged to have an IQ of 190.

The Igbo-born Nigerian is credited for inventing a formula that allows supercomputers powered by thousands of processors to perform billions of calculations per second, a discovery that made international headlines and inspired the reinvention of supercomputers.

The supercomputer comprises of thousands of networked computers and the Internet also comprises of millions of networked computers. The supercomputer spawned the Internet.

Emeagwali’s 1970s hypothesis on 64,000 networked computers around the Earth led to his programming of 64,000 processors inside a big box to perform 3.1 billion calculations per second, a world record in 1989. For the latter achievement, he won the 1989 Gordon Bell Prize, which is the “Nobel prize of supercomputing.”

http://igbobia.com/?q=philip-emeagwali-among-the-top-10-most-intelligent-people-in-the-world-with-190-iq.html

Lalasticlala

If given opportunity majority of Nigerians have high IQs ranging from our mechanics, carpenters, artisans and etc.. Trust me Nigerians are the most intelligent people across the world.. If only we have a structure or program that gives opportunity to the citizens we can conquer the world in innovative break throughs.

Ishilove:
While other countries are making strides in virtually every field, Nigerians are holding meetings and conferences over uniform, planning how to start producing toothpicks and pencils locally, stealing enough for their generations yet unborn, fighting on Nairaland and shouting 'Afonja', 'Igbo', 'Igbo' 'yoloba' etc.

A man has had his sexual organ restored through science and the grace of God, and it was done in Africa. Nigerians wake up!

Damn right bro!

0b10010011:





Blood of Apostle Suleman!


Could this be real!

malikombi:
Yeyebrity!!!
#spits

Gay

[quote author=Tazdroid post=54863348][/quote]Tazdroid! So you see am so.. Lmao! My Man!

vizkiz:
Only cowards take their own lives. Rip to the dead

Depression can make people take their lives.. It is real..

viviangist:
Mercy Jonhson and Desmond Elliot that year - Throwback Picture

How time flies ... Hard work pays ...

SOURCE - http://www.viviangist.com/mercy-jonhson-and-desmond-elliot-that-year-throwback-picture

Chai Desmond Idiot

deflover:
Why argue with the police
U know they are mad
But u went on to argue with them
He died a useless death
Even if the police man is killed
He wasted his own life

And you call this a democracy? This is why Charlie boy is agitating and calling on the youths to wake up with one voice through social media and expose these human Rights abuse to the federal government and the international community..