₦airaland Forum

betterABIAstate:
Only rochas from southeast, something is wrong with IMO state.

The Governor, not Imo state.

Me I'm just going to sit here until AUTOJOSHNG OR GAZZUZ say something

Femich18:
... show us your house and your Bentley...

This is perhaps the reason Nigeria remains backwards.

Success in life an career cannot be defined by these standards but personal fulfilment.

These were our collective dreams as children but as we grow older and different, our needs in life differs as well. Some cannot own a bentley while his neighbour starves; you have to cut that person some slack.

Mcowubaba:
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It surely won't be fun for a man. You don't have the hormones(estrogen) which is sensitive to the drug interactions

Not a medic but I've come across an article stating that men indeed have oestrogen but in a much lower percentage compared to the testosterone level l and that is why they're males and also that the reverse is the case for women.

I would also like to think there are many other hormones other than oestrogen that are involved in the entire reproduction fiasco

Na so we dey see the rubbish but we no fit use am

If she is unclad, the breasts should be separated, the buttocks rounded individually and the thighs parted. She is definitely wearing a gown.
At least it's a woman; a recognizable creature, not something abstract.

The headline and content are in disagreement.

In 'recession' where MMM is the savour, is one expected to have 'spare money'?

Meanwhile, somewhere in Imo State..

Hahaha.. Perhaps, this is a poorly thought-out idea.
It's no problem if two fellows decide to meet up; if a group formed on here decides to hang out.
But extending an olive branch to every Nairalander is just simply overdoing it mehn.
A lot of names here keep getting at other's throats despite not knowing themselves physically.
I hate to think of the many threads that will spring up after such: the insults, the betrayals, the cruel jokes.
Nairaland thrives best on anonymity. #Peace.

All I see are pictures of what they have been doing before: searching for the crude oil".
Perhaps a diversion to encourage sinking more national wealth there.

I think the '7th Law of power' is just a law. And a law doesn't apply to everyone. So I'll let it flow for as long as I need to go all out on my own.

If they really care that much, they should create a special line for MMM-related emergencies.

Nigerians have ways of handling themselves before now. Channelling everyone specially to 112 Is just lame.

perryy:
I was a big man before, no be wetin dem dey take brag in the public. Focus on today and tomorrow. . RM has been there, and are still there , that is called noble history. .

Madrid and Barcelona, which is the biggest club in Spain?

bettercreature:
I'm a united fan but i hate it when you guys are banking on our history rather than our present number on the table

I doubt if you are.
For a true red devil, it's all about creating history and remembering where you are coming from.

Nigerian elections have always been rigged. That it is being done by someone we do not support doesn't change that fact.

I am just here minding my own business.

HungerBAD:
The people of Rivers State has spoken today without fear,in a very long time. And they voted enmassely for the APC.

*clears throat*

Wow.. So this show is still existing??

Eddiecute86:
I said it

0 - 2 away is a narrow win ni?

See as Paul Scholes just arrange a professional footballer and Belgium international.

Nice Post, OP.

I think everyone should have the full idea before he/she ventures in, not getting ensnared under false pretences.

drnoel:
Looks like u havent heard. The bill has already been drafted and has passed second reading. We are waiting for it to be signed into law so it becomes criminal to take life.

Thanks for the heads up.

thesicilian:
There's nothing wrong with jungle justice in a society where there's no legal justice.

That is so sad. With the kind of resources input in our justice department, there is no excuse why it should be the way it is. Laws are supposed to keep us 'human'.

Long story cut short, a young man made his way into the house of an elderly man and tried to abscond with a Nokia torch phone, #1,000 and a 'quarter-to-die' necklace. He was caught in the act and the people around raised alarm.

A crowd soon gathered and the verbal insults degenerated to a few slaps. But quickly, it turned savage. Some young men who are fond of gathering at a deale'sr to smoke any 'brown powder' in any 'white wrap' soon abandoned their hobby to join the fiasco. The meagre slaps that were considered punishment enough until the police arrived were immediately considered insufficient by the new arrivals.

Soon, planks were up in the air and landed with unrestricted velocity on the suspect's body. These were followed by stones that kept increasing in size as each was thrown. Even the smoke-joint owner gladly offered up her wares for use to mete out 'justice' on the thief.

The few people that were appalled by the sudden aggravation of the beating had to move away from the scene and sought alternatives to secure the suspect from the reach of these 'murder-inclined' arms of the jungle law, while repeating warnings of the possible consequences to the 'beaters' should the suspect give up the ghost. But they were to far gone in their act to think otherwise. As Providence would have it, the police arrived and whisked the suspect away.

My opinion is this: I know some criminals can be inconsiderate, but for that reason, should we lose our human nature? Considering his crime, is it a commensurate punishment; beating him that way? Our laws may have failed and our country, gone awry, but how does that begin to explain deriving joy from seeing our own dying or justify venting our frustrations on our fellow human?

I've never really witnessed lynching in reality but as this is how close I came, I have to admit that it is not 'humans' but an inner 'demon' in human form that carries out such act because those fellows ceased to be understood at that point.

The Government should look into this; and draft a law to take care of 'jungle justice'. It rapes our existence of belief in being humane.

(The above incident happened in Afromedia Estate, Okokomaiko; an area in Ojo L.G.A. of Lagos)

gurunlocker:
This whole thing is actually a game and will be used as political cheap point, they are delaying this thing deliberately to tally with 2019 election since this is going to be a 2 years program. I'm afraid this program won't start before March or even April 2017....

I was telling my colleagues of a similar tactic used by Gov. Rochas of Imo State via his 'community tier' appointments to secure his 2015 ambition.

Nellybii:
You are disappointed in me?

I think you need to embrace your English lessons. 'I am disappointed that...' and 'I am disappointed in you' are not the same phrase.'.. The former is not personal while the latter is of a personal motive.

I think your reaction therein is based on misinformation. N-Power is a volunteer 'thing' and not the Garden of Eden you're painting it to be. A lot of people got picked, even without 'wishing'.

I support the opinion that the police appointment is the real deal.

Nice..

CARNIVAL Rechargeable Lantern.
But this your own no get that yellow traffigator sha

The way his mouth is sealed in the first pic is same as on the laptop.
Is he saying the news with sign language?
And a whole BBC cannot differentiate 'Buhari-led' from the grammatically incorrect 'Buhari-lead' government?

Honestly, cheating is meant for intelligent people.

This is silly reporting.

OP be like..
'Just hold the snake make the full size show. E get wetin I wan take am do'.

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