₦airaland Forum

SLIDEwaxie:
and have they used their own 16yrs?

did they say they won't be doing them anymore?

akp202:
ughelli get weed?

INTROVERT:
I tried to laugh.... honestly.

2BB4CB3E:
Hahahahaha so because am saying what everyguy is thinking am high! Well its my opinion

Mikylopez:
donno y sum pple decided nt to grow up........donno if ur high on dustin powder or u were dropped on ur head at birth either ways ur dumb!

leofab:
@Op what do you intent to achieve by snapping yourself and name for all to see

Airforce1:
This prediction is nothing to be proud about..
But the truth is that I saw the end result of this marriage in my dream.


Smh

mydream23:
Me too oooo since the seat dey always dey vacant

Bigblogman:
Why are you guys so foolish, you got paid your salary (what you worked for) and you are praising Buhari. God help Nigerians from this deception, you always settle for less.

OrlandoOwoh:
The FGN sent them, not GEJ.

ayguru:
1. It's raining cats and dogs
2. You can't eat your cake and have it
3. Money is the root of all evil
4. Don't count your bird before they are hatched
5. Let's call it a day
6. Apple of my eyes
7. Do not play game with fire
8. It is a sunny day
9. Kill two birds with a stone
10.Talk of the devil

PapaBrowne:
[size=14pt]How Herdsmen Invaded Wole Soyinka’s Home[/size]


Nobel Laureate, Prof Wole Soyinka has disclosed that herdsmen invaded his home while he was abroad with the cows leaving a “motorable” path.


In an address to the National Conference on Culture and Tourism on April 27, Soyinka decried the ruthless manner with which the herdsmen have conducted their business of late.
He stressed that Nigeria’s tourism will never boom if it continues to tolerate such insecurity, noting that, culture and tourism are interdependent.

He also stated that the federal government led by President Muhammadu Buhari has not done enough to stop the onslaught of the herdsmen.

“Let me narrate a personal experience – just one among many – that was brought home to me, right against my doorstep. Before that specific happening, I had observed a change of quality in forest encounters with cattle herdsmen over the years. These changes had become sufficiently alarming for me to arrange meetings with a few governors and, later, with the late National Security Adviser General Azazi. At the time, we thought that they were Boko Haram, infiltrating into the south under the guise of cattle herding. That was then, and of course, that surmise has never been firmly proven or disproved,” he said in a press statement.

Narrating his experience, he said: “Recently, however, I returned from a trip outside the country about to find that my home ground had been invaded, and a brand-new “Appian way” sliced through my sanctuary . That ‘motorable’ path was made by the hoofed invaders. Both the improvised entry and exit are now blocked, but interested journalists are invited to visit.

“In over two decades of living in that ecological preserve, no such intrusion had ever occurred. I have no idea whether they were Fulani or Futa Jalon herdsmen but, they were cattle herders, and they had cut a crude swathe through my private grounds.

“I made enquiries and sent alerts around, including through the Baale of our neighborhood village. There has been no repeat, and hopefully, it will remain the first and last of such invasion. What it portends, however, is for all thinking citizens to reflect upon, and take concerted measures against.”



[url]http://saharareporters.com/2016/04/28/how-herdsmen-invaded-wole-soyinka%E2%80%99s-home[/url]

feran15:
I see

phrancis99:
ask @feran15, he is already a CU student....

MadCow1:
Keep assuming..


O and my BSC course is not offered by any Nigerian University as a BSc course but an MSC..

Below is the we webometrics top 25 ranking.. My University appears, I can see Covenant yet..