₦airaland Forum

jomonic:
Have you done any research on landlocked countries and how they overcame their peculiar challenges. I know that Uganda has oil and gas. How is it exported. It has to be exported through pipelines that will span the territory of neighbor countries. Is there an international treaty that compels other countries to support landlocked ? We will still need or rent a sea port and I foresee the Nigerian government working through the south-south minorities to frustrate Biafra. We all cannot predict what the minorities will do.

tutudesz:
plz state their man and post in the Niger Delta

Airforce1:
"Shisha" is nothing but just a flavour

I see nothing wrong in what she's doing
Even Davido her baby daddy Liked the photo so...


But dis girl set o

saintmark88:
Na so dem go take lay claim to our oil o, dem.go start with fake friendship, den later dem go dey say nah igbo land d oil dey, den dem go carve d dem onelga join IMO state. Say nah Igbo dem dey speak....a we no dey speak Igbo nah Ogba we dey speak. Na hu know man dey kill am pass, u tink we r fools

manmoraskk:
Yoruba culture, best in Africa.

Alcatraz005:
How many yorubas are in your cities? When I went to Enugu for law school, all the Yorubas bandied together because your land felt like North Korea. The people were hostile, the soil was red, the water was hard and the environment generally unconducive. I don't pray to ever step foot in the east again. This truism holds true for 97% of Yorubas. We rather live and die in the land of our forbears.

Alcatraz005:
I am an Yoruba man and an afonja. I won't let the insolence of this Igbos get to me. We need to engage them constructively to enable them get Biafra and leave our cities. This should be your concern and not whether you are called an afonja.

VaselineCrewBos:
As a proud Yoruba boy,I plead for the use of this name to be banned from Nairaland. It is highly offensive.

SorftWerk:
I don't Bleep my girlfriend without condoms...not even in a drunk state.