₦airaland Forum

.. 9ja sweet die! (Sarcasm )

The Nigerian Senate!
..mirrors perfectly, the Roman empire's!!
A bastion for shady elements!!!

"Okokobioko"..

A certain "Osibanjo" has no role in the present government! (..perhaps a junior officer in the civil service)
FYI.. The Vice President's name is "OSINBAJO"!
There's a big difference between both names.
Thanks.

oloyemeji:
thanks it is 2009

Here it's a balance between the selling price and how well it was used.
Pls get an expert opinion from your mecho.

fermlad:
Bro, abeg, wetin do Toyota Yaris? Pls save a soul oh

There's nothing wrong with the Yaris Bro, it's just a comparison to emphasise the importance of getting a car that's well taken care of.
..so ride on.

..what year is it? It has an American badge but built in Korea, so it falls in the category of a Kia rio or Hyundai accent,not as popular though and so can be gotten at a bargain. I drive one presently and maintenance is low cost and the parts are available.
But what matters most is the condition of the car. How well has the previous owner kept it?
Your safest bet is to get it checked out by a trusted mechanic before committing your funds.
I'd rather have a 'problem free' Aveo that a poorly used Kia rio or even Toyota Yaris!
..my 2 Kobo.

Last night!
..was listening to Dare's "no stars" and wondered if there really was any . Saw a fading moon and lots and lots of stars.
Nature's beauty!

Horlaidex:
Reminds me of the hide and seek game we used to play as kids.

.. oloro mbo!

Certainly Not!
.. have you considered the E-type Jaguar or even the Merc 300 SL "Gull wing"? .. before thinking of this queer looking car as beautiful?

That is to say his "stomach" infrastructure is priority while his worker's stomachs must stay empty?
.. so much for common sense!

Chai!
..the yam ain't sweet anymore! She's now willing to spit it out to avoid "prison beans"!

Whoever said there were no "second chances" in life.
.. Thank God!

..sensible words,
But CAN HE?

There are arguably herdsmen in all countries, But they are certainly not fulani. They will not be allowed by Government, to make incursion into farmlands unchecked, brandishing high calibre weapons, let alone cities!
These countries still place a premium on human lives where skirmishes are prevented at all costs.

PS.. just thinking alloud where this country will fall in terms of development; Developing, Underdeveloped or Undeveloped!

..still wondering why it dint make the anticipated impact despite being well built and at competitive prices.

..na small boy sef! :
Happy birthday anyways!!

Stealthy looks!

( But i blame metu because he chop the money alone, if he have shared with me i would have helped him. )[/quote].. correct guy!
Typical Nigerian.

I think it has now become more evident than ever that a key battleground for next year's elections is for the Legislative arm of government.
If it continues to be a "den" of robbers, then we will only see these kind of stunts, and wool being pulled over our eyes and we go hungry while the "fat cats" keep getting fatter.

..these same "Kleptocrats" were hale and hearty when the wanton plunder of our commonwealth was the order of the day. Now that the day of reckoning is here, they employ the best 'make up' artists to help then feign ill health!
Rather than toe the line of Mrs Akinjide, who still trying to salvage herself with some honor (among thieves), they're bent on using delay tactics to scuttle justice!
Mehn! ..these goats must vomit our yam!

GavelSlam:
Good work madam.

Honestly, I love your stoic and determined nature.

Some think you are into it because you seek political office. I know you do because you love humanity and wish to make a difference.

Thanks for the effort.

..she is a proponent of the "attitudinal change" that Nigeria desperately needs (from top to bottom)!
Well done Ma!

Its just a reflection of what the Nigerian Police has become.. "moribund"!

Put another way..
would you allow a celebrated "rapist" into your life again after he did the same to you and boasted that the courts could do little about it, chanting "Okafor's law" all over the place?

His chances are as good as mine.

Hmm..
I see The Good (looking), The Bad and The (utterly) Ugly here!

Chai!
..overtake don overtake overtake!!

People (South of the Niger) beware!
..the "barbarians" are coming!!

We only know the genesis of a conflict.
It's scary to think of the consequences, especially when you're dealing with people who place no value on human lives, but rather in cattle!

Say your piece and move on Sis!
..though she may live to regret her actions.
If the thought to transfer the ownership of the house had come from her, it may have been different but the moment I read that it was her MIL's idea, I sensed it was all over.

The true Nigerian. ..an endangered specie!

.. "block thinking" from the so called elite in the new millennium.
The primary cause of our retrogression as a country.