₦airaland Forum

Hassanmaye:
Which state please? Be indicating

Bendel State..

bluepreek:
Rip to him

But if only he had built a well standard hospital in Anambra state when he was governor,at least he would have passed away here and wouldn't have to make his family to pass through the stress of bringing his corpse home

Americans go to India for medical treatment..

Dalohad:
Wike paid a media person to write that nonsense against Atiku in order to give his impasse with the military a political colouration.

I know Wike very well. Everything for him is political.

When they go put you hand for false accusations you go open mouth like pocket trumpet. You know Wike very well, as his father, friend or mate?

Ekpekus:
Las las school is not a scam... Otherwise common sense would have informed them that irrespective of the name of the museum, the goal is to attract tourists and give opportunities for all to learn about the Benin heritage and culture.

In other words Buckingham Palace can be referred to as Ibadan Palace...

A very bias news organ. You can tell from their news feed on the Gaza war. Hamas a terrorist organisation has never been refered to by that tag. Their latest documentary on Gaza used the son of a hamas official as a hero and failed to disclose

For office use only
This is very likely an internal document

clarocuzioo:
Seriously Nairaland has the highest concentration of salvaged. So Ned Nwoko will empower his constituents with his wife's sex tape. Una Don kola finish for this forum.

That was sarcasm. Funny you couldn't tell that..

EBEk101:
He should tread with caution, he is still the president, and can still decides if he stays or gets deported
Ask Elon Musk Howfa

The level of ignorance of the average Nairalander is truly sickening. No wonder Africa is tethers..

ffo:
not surprised, he is a democrat. Democrats are like that, most of them dont like Christians.

Good one from the Spokesperson of Hypocrites as Christians, Nigerian Chapter

As expected... Unfortunately those blinded by religious bigotry wouldn't understand the importance of facts

Riversides2003:
But one thing baffles me a lot, these set of people why do most of them look alike? Abi dem Dey knack each other?

That is due to a genetic condition called achondroplasia where there is a disruption of skeletal development which leads to the steady and look alike features you see in most dwarfs

chiagozien:
Hahaha 🤣😂😂 US don't need your permission to deal with terrorists you are sponsoring and pampering.





When your Nigeria kidnapped Kanu from Kenya, you didn't took permission from Kenya.

You equally didn't took permission before spewing this gibberish

gabbytabby:
https://www.facebook.com/share/v/17ZKvWsp1W/?mibextid=wwXIfr

Within the last week there was Protest in front of UAE embassy in the US on this issue.

Any war always has Isreal and US hands involved that is their foreign policy conmen stealing resources all over the would.

Find out who is funding Hamas and it will shock you (same Isreal via their proxy) initially for divide and rule against the PLO.

Ignorant people talk about intellect. The more you look the less you see.The guns in the hands of terrorist in Ouagadougou were Libya and Ukraine issued US guns and Significant US currency how come.

Our former defence minister Musa spoke the quiet part out loud about the involvement of western countries in the bandit and terrorist problem and they were contemplating taking him to ICJ in Nigeria’s fight against terrorist and bandits.

All that grammar yet no sense..

Dogalmighty17:
Those guys are in jail in the UAE. 5 of them serving 10 year jail terms while one is serving life in prison.
The question worth asking is this, who has Nigeria successfully tried for their support and sponsorship of Boko Haram? Who has Nigeria successfully convicted for engaging in terrorism against the Nigerian people? Why did Nigeria come up with the term 'repentant terrorists' and also proceed to absorb these Boko haram fighters into the army and also free some of them? Where in the world is this done?

The last time Nigeria had any measure of success against Boko Haram was when the army under Gen. Ihejirika, Jonathan's CAS and foreign mercenaries were able to cease practically all the territories Boko Haram held and contained them to just 3 local governments in Borno state. They would have wiped them out completely but Buhari came and terminated the agreement.

Since then Boko Haram has expanded and increased in size, four more deadly terror groups now operate in Nigeria and rampaging Fulani hordes are wiping out communities all across the middle belt.
The APC has a lot to answer for.

What a delusional write up. Jonathan was booted out of office cos of the Boko Haram saga and his inadequacy to rescue the chibok girls. In what story book was his fight against Boko Haram a success

manmade:
Your conscience is presently telling you that you're lying to yourself, Trump only said he was coming to wipe out the terrorist that has been killing the Christians faithfuls but see who are panicking now ? Definitely, there is more to the bandits of a thing than what we knew. Anyways, if you're one of them, it's already too late for you to repent, Trump army aren't going to spare any terrorist.

We hear you, Chief advocate of Christian faithfuls...

Mr Trump nas never been rational. He is a one sided divisive figure. His recent rhetoric on South African Boers being persecuted to Nigerian Christians being blown out, tells a picture of a man who prefers hearsay to facts...

She has got a valid point though. I dont think I will throw away a kid based on a DNA results. I definitely would be disappointed beyond measure but cutting off the kid ain't justice

tragergeorge:
you've not done all(allegedly)
nor be by old age
people de wen them born 1970 them still never do 70% of that list

1. A Rotary phone.My aunt worked as a telecommunication operator from the 70's till her death in 2008. I spent most holidays at her villa and enjoyed the free units that was ascribed to workers..

2. Floppy Disc. I bought my first PC in 2002. Cost me about 2000 US dollars equivalent. Needless to say my PC had no USB drive..

3. I had a passion for short stories and instead of writing I preferably typed them on a small typewriter I collected from my aunt in 1998. A portable Royal piece in a small box that I could conveniently carry about and feel like a diplomat

4. In 1997 while in high school I was promised a film Camera by an older cousin in Belgium. Despite all the anticipation it never arrived. I eventually bought mine in 2002. A brown kodak that took some pics that I still possess

5. My first CD was the R Kelly Album TP2.com. I bought it in 2001 on the Streets of Yaoundé for 2000frs CFA. I can still sing every tune on that plate.

6. A cassette tape is what we grew up with. Everyone born in 1979 listened to it while growing up..

7. Turn tables was how we refered to the radio sets that played the vinyl tapes. My father had a huge collection..Tokoto Ashanti, Joe Mboule, (All Cameroonian musician) Jim Reeves. We still played them well into the early 90's.

8. I bought my first cassette Walkman in 92. I was in form 2 in a boarding school. Walkman were trendy and cool then. The downside was the cost of batteries. By 2001 I bought a CD walkman with a rechargeable battery..

9. Bluetooth movable speakers have completely revolutionise home music, with some offering night club quality sounds. I just bought this new house and enjoy sitting outside the gate and humming to good tunes as I count those on the street

10. I wonder what became of my LG VHS player..My father an Agricultural engineer bought his in 1986. Good Old Days of Indian and Chinese Movies. Our first Naija VHS was Jaguar, then Lynx of a lady Awa who died and resurrected..

11. I first used the Internet in the year 2000 in the town of Yaoundé at the World Bank library. Each participant had 30 free minutes of fast satellite connection. Around town though most Cyber Cafes offered dial-up. By 2006 I had home Internet and it was dialup

12. My aunt as a telecom worker had hundreds of free minutes of phone call. We would sometimes go through her phone book telephone directory dial random numbers and say trash...

13. I wonder how post offices make their money these days. In the 90's I had a penpal in the UK and mailed my first post card

14. Form Five Geography lessons came with Map reading as a topic that carried 30 marks for the GCE. 1994 we used a paper map while on a field trip to scroll around a small town we visited

15. I went to a boarding school where text books were offered by the school as part of the huge fees. I had an Oxford Advance learners at 11 years

16. The Animal Kingdom was my first Encyclopedia. A huge colourful book with detailed images and in-depth of our animal Kingdom. I do own at least 60 Encyclopedia at the moment

17. Before ATM cards became trendy a check book was the most convenient form of payment. Filling out the details, signing and cutting with an aire of bourgeois. I had my first current account in 2001 with a check book issued for payments..

One point for each thing done or never done? Cos looking at the list I have done everything in it. I was born 1979 so its only fair. The question is do I get 0 points or 20 points?

EleventhWeirdo:
What's there to be ashamed of? 20 and 27 isn't bad for a combo. Do you think at all?

Dont mind the luna-tic. I could barely understand why he expected you to be ashame.

justvictor57:
Wetin be this? No better topic again?

Yet you clicked and dropped a comment. No be juju be this

ukaface:
It’s called CLITORIA TERNATEA

Also known as BUTTERFLY PEA, BLUE PEA or ASIAN PIGEONWINGS

Google is friendly


It’s a climbing vine with distinctive, delicate flowers that can be blue, purple, or sometimes pale lavender (like the one in your image).
The flower is often shaped like a butterfly or a seashell.
It’s native to tropical Asia and widely used for herbal tea, natural food coloring, and even traditional medicine.

If steeped in hot water, the petals produce a beautiful blue tea that changes color when you add lemon juice (turning it purple or pink

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The copy and paste is wrong. The plant you just mentioned has blue flowers. Pictured by the op is Centrosema pubescens also known as butterfly pea or Centro

That's the butterfly pea Centrosema pubescens packed with plenty of medicinal value. It can be used as treatment for snake bites, scorpion bites amd ulcer wounds. It shouldn't be confused with Clitoria ternatea also known as (butterfly pea) with a blue flower..

occfx:
Jack Daniel made by Chinese is what you are offering Yoruba god... Sense is far from a black man

Phone made by Chinese is what you are using to comment about Yoruba god. Sense is far from the black man

Very éducative topic. However except for the Appendix most of the other parts would require some life style modifications once removed. The appendix is truly the only part that can be removed without any consequences and or need for lifestyle modifications.

Yankiss:
Well, it does happen that a stepson grows up and takes the step dad much more seriously than anyone else. It's 50/50. The vagaries of human beings is too much. Don't lose hope. Promising you a car shows much gratitude from the bottom of the heart. He could actualize it later, honestly! Not all stories end this way. I feel this one was fabricated. If it's true, it can only mean that the girl subconsciously missed the real dad, or was manipulated one way or the other.

You are definitely right. Eight years ago I got up with a blood pressure of 270\156. Within a year I lost everything. A thriving importation business, my woman, my fine-boy status..lol The siblings that I could give my life for during the years of plenty cared less.

Despite the failings from those I naturally felt would be there, I never lacked medications , food nor shelter. The people I could never have imagined would care for me, did show me plenty of love. Firsthand I learned some blood is lighter than water..lol My turn around is nothing short of a Nollywood classic. I can't thank God enough for his Grace that surpasses every understanding. For those he put in my path during those moments of need is nothing short of a miracle

Bunnatex:
I really understand maybe you're really enjoying the government. But please it would be nice if you kept your opinion to yourself. Where has peaceful protest been a problem in democracy?
Can't you see what is happening?
Have you lost your morals or love for the country?

Keep your opinion to yourself

News source is facebook with no reputable news site carrying this

A touching tale that almost certainly sounds fabricated..However, life has taught me not to have any expectations when reaching out to humans and that includes even blood line.

Years back I gave the best to my siblings who today can't afford to ring my line with a simple "How are you". Notwithstanding I have no regrets because that much I did for them was borne of true love and no expectations.

At this stage of my life I'm presently dating a single mum. I do willingly take care of both mother and son with no expectations. Interestingly the seven years old boy promised me a car yesterday. Do I believe him? No!!..He was just excited I bought them a new tv to replace the bad one..Lol