₦airaland Forum

Aderr:
But a Nigerian came up with the idea of banana island. Stop feeling inferior to people with paler skin than you.

Islie:
https://saharareporters.com/2021/03/23/revealed-why-aisha-buhari-returned-nigeria-after-months-dubai

Eke40seven:
It is no longer news that Nigerian musicians have distinguished themselves on the international scene. One of the criteria for measuring these strides and reach is through YouTube. YouTube is one of the easiest ways for the global audience to access Nigerian songs and music videos. However, getting 100 million views is no child`s play, and only super hit songs can reach the milestone.

These following artiste and hit songs in this exclusive club as of today.

1. Davido - Fall [195 million views] Released on Jun 2, 2017

2 Burna Boy - On The Low [184 million] Released on Nov 16, 2018

3 Sinach - Way Maker [168 million] Released on Dec 31, 2015

4. Tekno - Pana - [148 million] Released on Aug 22, 2016

5. Yemi Alade - Johnny [128 million] Released on Mar 3, 2014

6. Burna Boy - Ye [125 million] Released on Aug 6, 2018

7. Davido - If [123 million] Released on Feb 17, 2017

8. Runtown - Mad Over You [117 million] Released on Dec 7, 2016

9. P-Square - Personally [104 million] Released on Jun 22, 2013

10. Wizkid - Closer ft Drake[100 million] Released on Apr 7, 2017

11. Maleek Berry - Kontrol[100 million] Released on Aug 11, 2016

Oluromantic:
You don't know how to make a good video. All you know is to carry expensive phone with nice camera that you don't know how to use, with that your loud voice sounding like drum.

The lady was trying to communicate with you, it was at that point you took the camera off site. She was saying something you should have listened to, yet you didn't pay attention. The video is not worth uploading online abeg.

southniyikaye:
just yesterday, some small small boys in my area went to an alfa to bathe.
They were even stupid enough to paste it on their WhatsApp status..
Some are real while some are skits but believe me, in the nearest future, we will have too many mad youths roaming the street

Kinematics:
Haha even a Lagosian too dey talk. Lagos is 100% worse!

lebete3000:
Yepa!

Wetin happen bro?

Feddytune:
Why is he not among the top 5 celebrities in Nigeria...

PhillyA:
I interned for a major oil company in Trans-Amadi back in 2006 and I can't for the life of me understand why anyone who isn't an oil worker and/or indigenous to that region would choose to live in Port Harcourt. Sales price of items sometimes inferior in quality to what you'll find in Lagos is doubled the price of items in Lagos. This is true across board except for boli (roasted plantain and fish) which is like 20x the price in Lagos.

Cultists held sway in 2006, and there are gossips they had the backing of the governor then. During onboarding orientation for new hires at my company, we were warned never to display company badge (ID card) outside the company, otherwise we may be kidnapped for ransom. A colleague was stabbed on the street for no reason at all.

As if that wasn't enough, the disdain towards Yorubas by locals was palpable and "to-your-face", and I wondered then if I was in Nigeria. In my defense, it was my first time leaving my bubble of Lagos and SW. I impressed my bosses during internship and was told to come back after graduation but I never did.

Mamarockzie:
I have only said these words once in my adult life, and I said them to the person I loved more than anything. As embarrassing as it is to admit, it was my most recent relationship, and I'm well past the age where I should be telling anyone I hate them. But I did. Michael had knowingly hurt me on a level that elicited so much pain and anger, hatred was the only way I could describe it.

The details of what happened between us are complicated, and they usually are. But essentially, he launched an emotional warfare that ended in utter destruction of the kindness, love I had. It was absolutely heartbreaking to watch someone I love so deeply treat me in the most degrading way ever yet I stayed hoping for the best.

In the end though, it wasn't how bad he treated me that hurt the most, because I (stupidly) was still in love with him but him intentionally hurting me all because of he knew I genuinely loved him.

I had to create a diary for it too, at least to read how I unknowingly allowed myself to love the wrong person genuinely.

Fixey:
[s]Smiles. I'm kin to SE. It's exactly why people should built healthy relationships with other people and not act irrationally. While there may be a claim on stereotypes, tribal hating and all, let's be objective that many times the igbo dude would act like to hell with it and goes all out to do and undo. This is what it always leads to... That attitude of I don't give a hoot and to hell with consequences. It's the exact attitude that makes people characterise the Igbos as people to be careful with. In this scenario, it's not tribal hating but what the average igbo man does. Before anyone misconstrues my points. In all houses I've lived in, I've conducted myself so peaceable and gentle that mu landlords even friends all looked for people from my tribe to get involved with. Why? Their experiences from dealing with me. Close to 4 friends got married to people from my tribe because of how how interconnected with me and how I impressed on them. Regardless of what happens in all the houses I lived in, nothing touches me. In the village I have projects setup, people love me from the entrance of the city into the interiors



My dear, tell igbos to stop the to hell attitude and work on building good relations with people. There are thousands of such stories above. It's not tribal hating, it's the igbotic attitude[/s]

Iamdemola1:


Why did you guys break up?

donyfrank:
It baffles me and am finding it difficult to believe that these type of people can be Freedom Fighters.
We know what you guys are up to.

enjoli5:
African men are very cheap! Uncouth and unpleasant creatures, that is what our men are.

Goodlyhrt:
You become weird, you can't even figure your self out talk less of other people.

You lack social skills.. And people thought this is cool... Menh! Things could escalate quickly because you are keeping bootled emotions which is rather detrimental towords your relationship with other people.

This is just me and I hate this feeling. I could get so angry but you wouldn't know because I can't voice it out. I could kill!!


Somebody save me!

adadike:
The day northerners are truly ready to be free , they will be free . For now, northern youths are enjoying the show so who am I to cry more than the bereaved?

Oyindamolah:
Who is easier to work with; a male boss or a female boss?

Beremx:
Seems the British Monarchy will end soon. I see massive protest looming.

Just my thoughts

darkwan:
northerners still outnumber you mercilessly....

Rossikk:
Op, Nigerians hate Biafra because Biafra represents an attempt by a few greedy, misguided Igbos to steal and corner the nation's oil and gas resources under the guise of 'self determination'.

That is why they are so desperate to rope in the delta where the oil and gas deposits are located, into their criminal theft scheme. Of course the delta want no part of such deals.

Plus of course Nigeria will not allow that daylight robbery to happen, so 'Biafra' remains a silly pipedream peddled by Igbo school dropouts led by chief dropout, Kanu.

CharlesRyder:
Ozoro & Abraka...headquarters of yahoo/blood-money rituals in the whole of Niger delta area.

PAWG:
Single or Dual SIM?

Kriss216:
This Harry is just a SIMP.le guy!


How can you abandon royalty and your family for an over used kpekus that left her 4 year marriage?

The love of a woman taste as wine and last only for a while, but, the love of a family last forever!

Meister:
If anyone has such a phone in a fair condition should let me know abeg, no broken screen please

Obalatule:
Skull miners that cant mine the One skull that needs mining, Useless