₦airaland Forum

shaggy007: Yes I know. That's why you are one of those bastards.

Good for them, they should be expecting their hashtag(s)

idumuose: Sunny_bobo will soon be changed to sunnybobo , orlando owoh to orlandoowoh,mayor of lagos to mayoroflagos

Danhumprey: Is this fresh air that I'm smelling?

Kay 17: If there is no hope in the hospital, where else can there be hope?!

If your faith isn't sufficient to handle what a hospital can handle how then can it handle what a hospital can't ?

rahazaqa: hehehe!! Lol!! E don pain am!!! Sorry o!! Bring ur dirty unshave pus,sy bitch,let my Dog fu,ck the hell out of u.

macof: That's ur.business...if you can't respect the Oba and the law then leave the town period!

Go back to your village then!

macof: When a man dies its expected of his children to stop work and honor his death
When the Oba dies it's expected of his children(the people in his jurisdiction) to stop work and honour his death

macof: They close the market because Oba ti waja what is so barbaric in that?

Can't we respect and honour the monarch

temilexis: English - Yoruba - Itsekiri(Warri-in Niger Delta)

One - eyokan - okan

In DJ Jimmy Jatt's voice, Now you know.

macof: I didn't know Egbira language is like this

modestdude: Thanks man, its really good to be good

modestdude: Yea it must not necessary be cash, yesterday it was raining so heavily and i was the only one in the house and one of my neighbours did laundry and spread them on the lines. I took his clothes inside when the rain started drizzling. When he came back @ night with the feeling that his clothes have been drenched outside. To his consternation, i packed his clothes and took them to him. He was happy and wondered what he would have done if they were soaked by the rain coz he wud travel very early the folllowing day. Immediately i had a feeling of goodness and relevance

ibitomisi: Very Right; God himself supports drugs... That reminds me of an incident that happened years back. They held this dying mother-to-be, and didn't allow her to get attended to at the hospital, all in the name of 'hiding' him in a church... But to my greatest surprise when her condition got worsen, they had no choice than to tend to what they rejected... unfortunately, they lost the baby; Thank God for the mother. The whole family learnt their lesson in a bittter way, I must say.

GboyegaD: So you need be an ATM for your neighbors to respect you? Now I know why many of us live our lives to please others.

ayobase: RIP

cococandy: I go in peace and love

cococandy: I didn't take a shot at his person.
Do I know him?
I don't think he's as talented as he's hyped.
And he's not the first I'm saying that about.
Just my candid opinion.

You mean folks hate him for leaving the mo'hit records?
That's just so funny.
Talk about taking paracetamol for another person's headache

cococandy: Yea?
Why don't I wear a d'banj tshirt and run around the country.
Or maybe start an online support d'banj petition
Because I don't have a life.

cococandy: I've cut him plenty slack
Plus enough good wishes.

cococandy: This is very nice.
I always thought he'd do better at something else apart from music.
Business could be his real life calling.
And meeting the richest people in the world can help him set of on the right foot if any of them would be willing to invest in his business.
That would be awesome

All that noise he calls music ain't it at all.but then he pro'lly was using it as stepping stone to bigger things and getting popularity for his brand name when he does begin full scale productions

I wish him success in this new part of his life

The Olu of Ikeja Kingdom, Lagos, southwest Nigeria, Oba Rauf Adeniyi Aremu Matemi, is dead. He was said to have died in his palace Tuesday after a brief illness.

All businesses and shops at Ikeja local government were closed down for business as a mark of honour for the departed monarch.

However, commercial vehicles and tricycles (Keke Napep) operators were seen going about with their businesses.

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When P.M.NEWS visited the palace Wednesday morning, traditional rulers, Iyaloja, Baales, members of the Hausa community were there to mourn the monarch.

Some rituals were also being performed in his honour at the palace. Some traditional chiefs were seen wearing white wrappers as well.

When our correspondent tried to know the cause of his death, one of his chiefs who did not disclose his name, said media cannot be entertained as at the time of filing this report, adding that there are some rituals that needed to be carried out first.

“We can’t talk to the media now. There are some rituals that needed to be performed when an Oba dies and that is more important than what you came for.

“See, we don’t announce the death of a king on the pages of newspapers. By 3:00 p.m. your paper would have been out while we are yet to properly inform some Obas (monarchs) of his demise,” he said.