₦airaland Forum

Papikush:
Don moen with his every green worship songs...spirit filled I tell you.

Performance from Travis... Mehn, he has got some awesome songs and instrumentalists

Tim Godfrey...This guy kept us on our toes throughout his time on stage... Still the best performance after the midnight crew

This guy from Travis backup singers sustained his pitch for 16bars straight up. Raw talent

I just love that Travis guy! He's good, as in good. Iblove all his songs. It was just too awesome, this year is the best so far, next year could be better but this was just too awesome.

emusmithy:
I think some girls are abusing that idea of 'finding'...They do Hide and Seek...

*smiles* lol

emusmithy:
Lols, don't you believe in giving him green lights?

Green lights to me means calls, texts and cool conversations(though, i dont encourage doing such too often as if one's life depends on it) if he still can't get a cue that the lady is into him, then I don't think she has to start making passes or advances. Some will just term it as something else and make her feel awkward if not accepted.
Besides, I stand with God's word that says "He who FINDS a wife...." so she's meant to be found not the other way round jare

Splinz:
Okay dear. I'd reconsider their ministry...

Lol. Please do

ceo247frolic:
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President-elect Donald Trump On Friday appointed Nigerian man, Adebayo “Bayo” Ogunlesi as member of the President’s Strategic and Policy Forum.

The Forum, which is composed of some of America’s most highly respected and successful business leaders, will be called upon to meet with the President frequently to share their specific experience and knowledge as the President implements his plan to bring back jobs and Make America Great Again.

The Forum will be chaired by Stephen A. Schwarzman, Chairman, CEO, and Co-Founder of Blackstone.



Adebayo “Bayo” Ogunlesi, Chairman and Managing Partner, Global Infrastructure Partners.

1. Ogunlesi is the son of T.O Ogunlesi of Makun, Sagamu, Ogun State,Nigeria. His father is the first Nigerian professor of medicine. He attended Kings College, Lagos.

2. Bayo Ogunlesi is Chairman and Managing Partner of Global Infrastructure Management, LLC, which is a private equity firm with more than $35 billion in assets under management and invests worldwide in infrastructure assets in the energy, transport, and water and waste industry sectors.

3. Prior to founding Global Infrastructure Management, Mr. Ogunlesi spent 23 years at Credit Suisse where he held senior positions, including Executive Vice Chairman, Chief Client Officer, and Global Head of Investment Banking.



4. Mr. Ogunlesi serves as a member of the board of directors of Goldman Sachs, Kosmos Energy, and Callaway Golf Co.

5. Mr. Ogunlesi holds a B.A. in Politics, Philosophy and Economics from Oxford University, a J.D. from Harvard Law School, and an M.B.A. from Harvard Business School.

6. Prior to joining Credit Suisse, he was an attorney with the New York law firm of Cravath, Swaine & Moore. From 1980 to 1981, he served as a Law Clerk to the Honorable Thurgood Marshall, Associate Justice of the United States Supreme Court.

7. He was a lecturer at Harvard Law School and the Yale School of Organization and Management, where he taught a course on transnational investment projects in emerging countries.


http://www.newshelm.com/2016/12/adebayo-ogunlesi-7-things-you-should.html

He's a complete package. We'll get there someday

Splinz:
... you cracked me up.

lol, its true now

emusmithy:
I like that sincerity of your statement.

Lol @ pity her hustle and help her ministry

Lol...thanks. Come to think of it, if all guys keep on waiting for this, everyone will remain single. Ladies like me that can be shy for Africa when it comes to someone I crush on, I'd just lock up if he's forming like he doesn't know or wouldn't want to do the needful. I'll just have fun with other guys and resent him till the yeye crush fades off. lol.

NaijaCelebrity:
Today, 2nd of December has been set for the popular Gospel Praise event annually held in Lagos and popular American gospel artiste, Cece Winans is in Nigeria to perform on stage.

Nigerian singer, Tope Alabi upon seeing Cece at the press briefing for the event, could not contain her joy and took to her social page to share a photo of them together with the caption; "With cici preparing for experience tonight"

This will be Tope Alabi first time ministering at the popular annual event.
https://www.instagram.com/p/BNgozm3hvWy/

http://www.tunezmediablog.com/2016/12/gospel-artiste-tope-alabi-gushes-about.html

I was there live!!! Thank God I didn't miss it. It was an awesome Experience lastnight-this morn

Splinz:
Op, good points. I know when a girl is crushing on me.

But the thing is, if she's waiting for me to take the first step, then she can as well die with her feelings.

Chai bros! Cut her some slacks now. You know how it is for a lady walking up to a guy, especially if she's the shy type and also the kind of society we grew up in, she wouldn't want to look common and cheap. If you notice she's into you, pity her hustle and help her ministry by making things easy ooh, ndo. lolzz

MzLarem:
That nostalgic feeling
Ralia the sugar girl
Koku Baboni
Zizwe banzi is dead
And one that one of the cast is Ikemefuna,cant remember the title.

Things fall apart

I just love to see women doing exploits. It gives me great joy and also this drive I can't explain. I'm so inspired.
In few years time, I'd be one of these greatest of .....lists soon

PeachyP:
I posted this 'cause I saw it as informative. I've heard about global warming and climate change but I didn't know it causes flooding. As well as seeing such large portions of land being deforested I've taken deforestation more serious. While I read it I didn't feel the need to be defensive about it being human's fault but I saw something that made me more aware of what happens to the planet we live in. It's funny how people's way of thinking is so diverse.

*smiles* Our thinking is diverse because we all view things from different perspectives.
And yea, global warming causes flooding. How? You remember the "Water cycle" process right? Through global warming (mainly caused by humans of course), water from rivers, lakes, seas and even stagnant water on the road evaporates too quickly thereby sending way too much vapour into the atmosphere which turns to rain.."acidic rain" sometimes. And since the water is too much, it falls as heavy rains causing flooding which causes erosion, destroys farmlands and then drought. You see now.

PeachyP:
Some actions have more effect on the earth than we realize.

Exactly. Funny enough we're the cause

[quote author=PeachyP post=50813663]5) United Kingdom
Here you can see a coal power plant in the United Kingdom billowing plumes of greenhouse gases into the atmosphere.[/quote
Human activities affect nature and affects humans too. Now, this will cause a big rise in sea level which will cause flooding and famine. Guess humans cause these natural disasters themselves.

PeachyP:
12) Starving In Antarctica
This image of an emaciated polar bear wandering on a thin patch of ice has shocked people worldwide. The situation for this species is only getting worse.

Eiya! This bear would have looked so cute if chubby.

McBrooklyn:
We thank God


Won't you show us new picture now abi recession dey affect that one too??

Lol

McBrooklyn:
Lol, yeah I've heard it. So you sef wan be like Dangote??



How the hustle now??

Lol..Yes now. Who no like make him own better?

Work's fine oo, bless God. Yours?

McBrooklyn:
So whose fault is then, baby??

It's recession oo, though I'm not feeling it....

Have you heard the song, "Alaye double your hustle......"? lol, funny song but I guess that's what not bringing me here often of late.

McBrooklyn:
Lol, probably cos you're a runaway baby

Its not my fault oo.

McBrooklyn:
Lol, I can't believe this is coming from a runaway baby

Lol! Why did you say you can't believe it came from me?

sapiosexual1:
That makes two of us, doesn't it? Are you esoteric too?

Yyyah! Makes the two of us really. I'm esoteric too.

McBrooklyn:
You met Wizkid balling, he chyked you, you're blushing, he took you to the other room, you open your two legs widely, dude disposed some fluids there, you born pikin after 9 months, no strings attached . . .


And you're claiming you're not his Baby Mama. Baby mama is even an understatement sef


Can someone just tell this fûcking baby mama to STFU and accept things as they are meant to be??

Please don't be so harsh on her now. lol....If only ladies can just be disciplined and set principles for themselves, we won't all be having all these issh.
Namaste

McBrooklyn:
You met Wizkid balling, he chyked you, you're blushing, he took you to the other room, you open your two legs widely, dude disposed some fluids there, you born pikin after 9 months, no strings attached . . .


And you're claiming you're not his Baby Mama. Baby mama is even an understatement sef


Can someone just tell this fûcking baby mama to STFU and accept things as they are meant to be??

Please don't be so harsh on her now. lol....If only ladies can just be disciplined and set principles for themselves, we won't all be having all these issh.
Namaste

sapiosexual1:
Lovely couple they are. Some decades ago, dad and mum went down this same intercultural path Yoruba and Efik to produce this wonderful yet esoteric dude.
Cross cultural unions rock! Ama do same too!!

I'm a sapiosexual too.

vokolo:
Guys,
I am relocating my family to Lagos and i would like to live in a part of Lagos that wouldn't stress me so much in getting to and fro VI due to work. I am equally considering a budget of not more than 250k a year and i am hoping this can fetch me a 2bedroom apartment.

Your candid advice on which part of Lagos i should base my search on considering transportation stress and my budget would be well appreciated.

Thank you.

The cheapest and very cool place a relative got last week in Surulere is #350 per annum. With #250, you can really get nice places really but in the outskirts of Lagos. Just have a budget of #500 minimum for the place you want since you want somewhere close to vi.

Audray:
What is this naw?
Nail polish and high are probs?
What happened to
*Oppressive cooking law
*The "Smile you are a woman" phrase
*You can't do this or that cos ur a woman
*Always talk gently
*Don't ask a guy u like out if not u are an ashawo
*Doing all the chores is naturally ur duty
*Suffer quietly
Blah blah blah
It's too much sef

Let me add to the list:
*You need to get married quickly because as a lady, you don't have time on your side.
*You should not hold on to what you believe in or your values or pretend sometimes.
*Endure abuse

What if he leaves even after all these?

I can't oo.