₦airaland Forum

AlanSugar:
Ayam not understanding. How many people are reporting this one story? When did the narrative change from "my girl cousin" to "my fiance`" ?
First it was a report about nsit atai but the marriage list came from anang side! Even hungerbad who claims to have patience for devouring long posts fell for this shit hook, line and sinker. Look here op, next time you want to demean a tribe for whatever reason, try base your trash lies on an aspect of truth. You're even more confused than the story.

InvertedHammer:
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This is an avenue for people to vent their frustration. A thread like this is a battlefield and tribal warlords are not in short supply. The only solution is to lobby the NA to pass a law making data plans unaffordable.


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Truths22:
Akwa Ibom is south south state, fine but first Akwa Ibom is not an underdeveloped state. Under the government of now Senator Godswill Akpabio, Akwa Ibom state was one of the fastest growing state in Nigeria and with the current government, its one of the most industrialized state in the whole of south south..
Secondly, there are no militancy in Akwa Ibom state despite been one of the highest oil producing state in Nigeria.. When you talk of militancy in the south south, you can easily mention the likes of Bayelsa, Rivers and Delta states. Akwa Ibom is the most peaceful state in the Niger Delta and has the least crime report.
Back to the topic, its true Akwa Ibom has an exorbitant traditional marriage rites, but if you see calabar own(of cross river state), you go fear to have anything to do with a calabar girl.
That aside, I think exorbitant TM is an all south something, whether south south, south east or south west, all join..
Dunno know much about the North though

urose93:
Please stop sounding as if you are insulting Akwaibomites. Akwa Ibom State for your information is one of the most well developed States in Nigeria. Don't be an ethnic bigot. Every other bullshit you put up there is borne out of gross ignorance and isn't worth any attention.

Iamgrey5:
This is supposed to be an educative thread, but kids without life outside the cyberspace have messed it up.

one idiot is actually commenting with two monikers at the same time

sacramento1212:
Afo ame diok inua oooo

spiceadole:
What concerns Yoruba man with Akwa Ibom lady?
What do they have in common?
.. Ntoro uduang ufok people. For that matter.

I sincerely blame the lady for having anything to do with a yoloba demon.
I also blame her family for not advising her appropriately.
Yoloba man that keep mistresses in every town?

What ever happened to getting one Yoruba lady pregnant and Marrying her for free?

Must he marry from akwa ibom?
Men from akwa ibom have been marrying and are still marrying Akwa ibom women without complains.

Yes! Some lists can be exorbitant but people do bargain.
Besides, marriage doesn't end one day.
So you provide what you can..

prettyrits:
You're an idiot to call Akwa Ibom people Calabar. You should be knowledgeable enough to realize that, Calabar is in another state,outside of Akwa Ibom state.

prettyrits:
You're an idiot to call Akwa Ibom people Calabar. You should be knowledgeable enough to realize that, Calabar is in another state,outside of Akwa Ibom state.

stasiaannie:
look at what you posted and ask your self "
do i have sense?"

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NoToPile:
Chai forgive me o jare just that down here we classify them as calabar.

My cousins wife should be efik then I think so because her parents home are in calabar town but then they might just be living in calabar but from akwaibom.

My friend is pure akwaibom that's the state her vilage is so I believe she would likely be ibibio

thorpido:
Op,Akwa Ibom and Calabar are not the same.Calabar is Efik while most of Akwa Ibom is Ibibio.Their marriage lists are not the same.
Akwa Ibom and Calabar are not the same.The Calabar(Efik) marriage list is still manageable. It's the Akwa Ibom list work dey.

nibson:
Na my WiFi u dey see

Zendinho:
na Benue girl

Zendinho:
There's this babe I knew sometimes, Infact i met her barely 7months ago... she has a guy who according to her is not serious with her.... they fight and make up....fight again, make up like that.... the babe has a married man also as a friend .... the thing is that I shine the shoe anytime I want.... but that's not my priority anyway......I need a committed n faithful partner


Most times I personally push for a break but she stylisly comes back sooner or later...


Pls do I let her go or keep chopping the kpekus?


All criticisms welcome, all bashing accepted.

jendhorlee:
ooojigbijigbi ���

willycorps:
papa ajasco! plz palz i need help o, my laptop is just popping up white since yesterday, any home remedies cuz I'm broke for now, Del

chiommy123:
The way papa ajasco use to touch his head is really funny

Yesbody:
I have that connect and die too

DoubleO07:
Connect and Die

E never reach that level naa. Its only Wifi biko

SegunAj:
if you don't get my point just shut up

astOorR:
Guess you guys grew up in the same neighborhood...
you sound so sure. Just saying...��

kpakpandoN:
As a believer in Christ who has obtained the saving knowledge of the Lord, you might consider the question we are reflecting on today (Do You Know Jesus?) to be elementary or irrelevant, but I encourage you to wisely give it some thought. This becomes even more necessary when you consider the fact that after months of being with Jesus day and night, He still turned around to His disciples and asked them in Matthew 16:15b:
“But whom say ye that I am”
In spite of their closeness to Him, the Lord did not assume that his disciples really knew Him. Knowing Jesus is more than knowing Him as Saviour, Master or even Lord. After years of walking with the Lord, Paul still wrote in Philippians 3:10:
“That I may know him, and the power of his resurrection, and the fellowship of his sufferings, being made conformable unto his death;
As I was growing up in faith, I wondered what else Paul wanted to know about Jesus that he had not known already. Now I know better that we may not be able to know Jesus to His fullness until we see Him in glory (1st Corinthians 13:12). My prayer is that the measure of knowledge that will enable you to be with Him eternally will be given to you today in Jesus’ Name. Beloved, how much of the power of Jesus’ resurrection do you know? To what extent do you think the power that resurrected Jesus Christ can work for, in and through you? How much of His suffering can you share and endure? Are you ready to be conformable to his death?

If Peter really knew Jesus he would not have argued with Him when He told him that he would deny Him thrice (Matthew 26:34-35). Do you now see the wisdom of Paul’s longing and prayer to know the Lord? It was their lack of a deep knowledge of Jesus that made two of His closest disciples make the demand that they made in Mark 10:35-37. No wonder Jesus said to them in Mark 10:38b:
“Ye know not what ye ask: can ye drink of the cup that I drink of? And be baptized with the baptism that I am baptized with?”
When Peter came face to face with the reality of what Jesus Christ told him, he realised how little he knew the Master (Matthew 26:75). I pray for you today that the grace to know Jesus the way you should know Him will be bestowed upon you today. To know Christ is to know victory, and it is to know the resurrection, the truth and the life. Come to Him in humility today if you really want to know Him, as He invites you to come and learn of Him (Matthew 11:28-30).
Written by Pastor E.A. Adeboye.

DEHVEHLOP:
Dehvehlop, but what do you expect from an Igbo Pastor?







Crimes and fraud as usual

Kdon2:
Scammers posing as pastors! SMH

donbachi:
She paid with left hand...she will collect it back with her right hand.

Printerscanner:
This will happen after the whole of Biafra land and its criminal citizens have been washed into the Atlantic by massive Erosion.

otusnora:
a man hiding under the bed peeping from the head side of the bed.

oyb:
Break Thier legs. A family friend died last week from being thrown from a one chance bus