₦airaland Forum

manchy7531:
@Pukkah,@xrea[/b]l, u guys are just punk arses, what fuckin lie are u guys talking about?, ilesha is 7-10mins drive from ile ife and i drive to ilesha almost everyday cos am doing my hosemanship there.it's obvious u guys are far and are neither based in ife nor ilesha or maybe u guy bord taxi or bus that will be slow to ilesha. but all the same crime is worth condemning in whether in the ilesha, Lagos, porthacourt, asaba,Kano, owerri just name it,  and we hope the culprits are brought to book,

Pukkah:
Is this English language as written by a supposed undergraduate of the prestigious Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile Ife? Oh God! Who will save the Nigerian educational system that is churning out unbaked and ill-mannered 'graduates'?

Has the motto of OAU - For Learning and Culture - rubbed off on you at all? Did you show [b]learning, decorum and decency in your posts? I even expect motor park touts in Lagere, Ife to behave better; yet, you claimed to be doing hosemanship (sic).

If what I have written is not above you and you care to reply, do so in a language (content, decency, lexis and structure) that is befitting of an undergraduate of OAU please.

NO BE LIE.  This guy really need to work on his lexis and structure.

diluminati:
Prayer is only a psychological pill, it wouldnt and i repeat will never change anything. we know what will change us. Ourselves.

diluminati:
dont fool yourselves people.

prayer will do nothing for you. radical change is what you need.

the foolishness of prayer is this, you pray and hope. bleep hope, embrace reality now.

I sincerely pity u

[quote author=alex_101 link=topic=769117.msg9226932#msg9226932 date=1317095049]@ OP, below are some more disadvantages that need to be added to your list:

More "desert ninjas" (those nigerians that travel to europe via the sahara desert).
More tribalists (ask nairaland or other nigerian fora)
More fantasy tales emanating from the so called village "empires" of nigerian dungeon that all capitulated at the mere sight of dane-gun-wielding white men.
More groups with ethnic identity crises.
More fictional tales by ijaw with respect to their population, which in reality is not more than a mere 3M.
More/perpetual darkness as there can never be 24/7 electricy.
More clowns to try out their bullet proof charm,,,,ask the OPC guy who is now 6ft below the sea level.
More people to brand themselves as "politically shofishticated", even if such tag is arrived at via treachery.
More ewusa/fulani pigs clinging onto "born to rule" mentality.
More Igbo fools who will keep investing outside their region, thus endagering their lives and those of their family.
More foolish Igbo [/b]parents who have abdicated their responsiblity of telling their children about the events of 1966-1970, thereby making them vulnerable to future dangers.
[b]More Igbo fools (male and female) who keep getting involved in a bound-to-be suicidal intertribal marriage/relationship specifically with the sworn enemies of Biafra.
Above all, the greatest disadvantage of them all is the difficulty in stemming the growing tide of "efulefuism" in Igboland [/quote]ahhhhhhhhhhh, what is ur problem with Igbos?

chief anan:
I fear that all the efforts and promises of the present government will be like it has always been. i wonder why it seems so hard to improve the generation of electricity in Nigeria

what we have in my area is less than "epileptic electricity"

wat is this one saying?

Now let`s see what all those bad belle have to say about this.
Action governor, ride on jare

I stay in benin. My gen had a little fault last 2weeks and I have not bothered to get it fixed since then cos PHCH electricity has improved alot. I rather save the money i am suppose to use fuel the gen everyday and use it to pay heavy PHCN bill at the end of the month.

Ekubo family? oh, i am happy for them

[quote author=South-East link=topic=767851.msg9214492#msg9214492 date=1316924768]Polio in 5 states worries FG
On September 25, 2011 · In News

By Daniel Idonor & Victoria Ojeme

The Federal Government, yesterday, condemned the polio status in the country, noting that Nigeria, in August 2011, recorded 26 cases of polio  in  six  states  in contrast to six during the corresponding period in 2010.

The affected states are  Borno, Kebbi, Jigawa, Kano, Zamfara, Sokoto and Yobe. The cases mainly are due to the high number of unimmunized children as a result of refusal of the vaccine by some parents and caregivers as well as  children being absent.

President Goodluck Jonathan, who disclosed this  in Abuja during the national flag-off ceremony of the September 2011 sub-National Immunisation Plus Days (SIPDs) and launch of the Polio- free Torch Campaign, said, “I understand that in August this year, 26 children in six states across the nation were confirmed to have been paralysed by the virus. This is unacceptable”.

He said it was the responsibility of state governors, traditional and religious leaders to ensure that polio vaccine, made available freely by the Federal Government and the development partners, get to the children in their domain.

Jonathan, who was represented by Vice President Namadi Sambo, restated the Federal Government’s commitment to seeing  that the wild polio virus is eradicated in the country by 2012.

In his remarks, Minister of Health, Prof Onyebuchi Chukwu, said what was needed now was action, saying, “we have talked long enough”.

He noted that the launch of the Polio- free Torch would inspire and mobilize all Nigerians to do away with the virus from getting to children.[/quote]
Real good news

Phinalphantasy:
Everyone wants nigeria to divide but you can't do whats needed to make that happen

we should remember sudan,to divide is not always easy without a civil war.

pls can someone tell me if its possible to insert quote when accessing nairaland from a blackberry phone?

Pastor Samuel Ibrahim, Nice one

Banana Island ni Plaintain Island ko

This is a very good news

This is a very good news

This is a very good news

[quote author=d-jay link=topic=737821.msg8942351#msg8942351 date=1313577081]1 post-UME candidate killed •As STF recovers more bodies


Nigerian Tribune further learnt that a post-UTME candidate of the University of Jos, Stephen Ojukwu, who was on his way to the university for the exercise, was stabbed to death around Agwan-Rukuba.

The father of the deceased, Mr Tony Ojukwu, told newsmen that his 20-year-old boy left home on the ill-fated day for the post-UTME without his handset, adding that they could not trace his whereabouts until the men of the STF came to inform him of the death of his son.[/quote]All these Igbo pple self, them no dey hear word? Cant they just go and settle in their home, or any southern state. There must be something wrong somewhere.

ishadosi:
most guys around just say things without bothering to read this interview.
pls take some time to read it,it's free.

I tire o

Demdem:
interesting these names sound hausa to me though.

I tire o, but i am not surprise cos na so all these Edo North pple names be.

Still available, thanks for all the calls so far?

Who is the lucky person?

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How come u have only been mentioning Yoruba and Igbo, what about Hausa?

Sambo is from Edo, so what? So he should now resign, right? How come u are just
finding it out? I thought u hausas said u are smart

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[quote author=~Bluetooth link=topic=729980.msg8881324#msg8881324 date=1312819603]You cannot marginalize me.I must rule bini if this bill becomes nigerian law.[/quote]Law or no law, looking at ur profile picture, I think u are already over qualified. Carry go bro.