₦airaland Forum

Apina:
It happens, even top stars like Adele do have surgery on their vocal cords. To all the ignorant fellows who would start shouting village people, they have no hand in it

Lizme21:
What does biochemistry has to do with department of transportation...

ebenice:
truth is bitter

ebenice:
This message goes to two group of Christians

1. the lukewarm
2. the zealous

the lukewarm will be left behind to face the antichrist and be beheaded if they resist .

the zealous should look up for their salvation is near.

I had a dream

a man was brought before a council .. his crime was preaching Jesus .

he was hand tied and knelt before a shallow grave which coincidentally was still being dug in his presence, the grave was meant to bury him.,

just beside him sat a man sharpening a cutlass, which was meant to butcher him. then I came close and ask what happened, I was told he was preaching Jesus hence the penalty is death ...that no one should ever believe/preach Jesus from now on else they will face death

it then dawn on me that the council was the antichrist govt and any one that identifies with Jesus at that time is a goner .

prepare for rapture(repent and be zealous) or get beheaded

PUSSYBBQGRILLS:
Too much mount Zion movies.

drlateef:
Those people do not even know who Jesus Christ is, but they will never miss their Christmas. As for foreigners in Muslim countries, google it, UAE and Qatar have over 70% of their population as immigrants. Majority of their immigrants are from the west. They buy lands and houses without any hindrance. They even have churches where they worship. Lack of education and enlightenment poisons the mind. That's why you are in this sorry state of bigotry.

ollah2:
Did I make any complaints to you?

ollah2:
Christianazation agenda on the rise, they are killing Muslims so they can christianize Nigeria. The powers of old Gods and new will never let it happen.

SUPERPACK:
symptoms of malaria.

lexy2014:
don't u c his name is "Newbie"

GoTV:
Even though I'm a born again Christian, the nonsense we Christians do on that road is enough to attract the anger of natural disasters. Christians have claimed Ibadan expressway as their entitlement hereby causing traffic jams with irresponsible church programs that would have been banned in Saudi Arabia or other sane countries. If that tanker driver had not encountered traffic jam due to Christian churches on that road, he would have swerved into the bush and this wasted lives will be saved. Federal government should please ban churches on Lagos Ibadan expressway

Newbiee:
PLATEAU AND PDP'S CROCODILE TEARS – PRESIDENCY

The sad and unfortunate killings in Plateau State over the weekend have been turned to opportunity to once again play irresponsible politics, particularly by the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), which says it is declaring seven days of mourning.

These are dolorous times that call for deep introspection on how cheap human lives have become, and the proffering of actionable ideas on how to get out of the bind. But the PDP would rather dance on the graves of the dead, playing cheap, infantile politics.

The comatose and prostrate party is declaring seven days of mourning, during which flags in its offices would be flown at half mast nationwide. But unknown to the party, those flags had been forcefully lowered since its 2015 loss at the polls, and may remain so for a long time to come, because Nigerians are politically discerning, and cannot be hoodwinked by cheap antics.

A quick checklist of some savage and brutal killings in Nigeria during PDP rule, between 1999 and 2015, for which no national mourning was declared:

- November 20, 1999. Odi, in Bayelsa State, was invaded on orders of a PDP President. About 2,500 people killed. No national mourning.

- Between February and May, 2000, about 5,000 people were killed during riots over Sharia law in different parts of the North. No national mourning.

- In 2001, hundreds of people, including the old, infirm, women and children were killed in Zaki Biam. No crocodile tears.

- Between September 7-12, 2001, Jos, Plateau State, erupted in internecine killings. Between 500 and 1,000 people were killed. Flags were not flown at half mast.

- In February, 2004, at least 975 people were killed in Yelwa-Shendam, Plateau State. No mourning by the then ruling PDP.


- Between November 28 and 29, 2008, Jos was in flames again, with 381 deaths.
No mourning.

- In 2010, 992 people killed in Jos. Mum was the word.

- In 2014 alone, according to Global Terrorism Index, at least 1,229 people were killed in the Middle Belt. No mourning.

- Boko Haram killings in PDP years were over 10,000. PDP flags were still fluttering proudly in the sky.

Those who take pleasure in twisting statements from the Presidency may claim we are saying that many more people were killed under PDP than under President Muhammadu Buhari. It would be unconscionable to do so. The intendment of this statement is to show that wanton killings had been with us for awhile; this government is working towards enduring solutions; and should be given the opportunity to do so.

Even a single soul is precious, and no man should take a life, which he cannot create. But when tragic situations as had happened in Plateau State occur, such should never be used to play crude politics. Those who are wont to do so should have change of hearts, or lose their very humanity.


FEMI ADESINA
Special Adviser to the President
(Media and Publicity)
June 28, 2018

Hugo55:
Your Spiritual life should be personal... between you and God. nothing more, nothing less.

Not for any human to know or care about.

esthy86:
God fearing,caring,romantic,gat self control cos am very troublesome ,drama king am a kind of crazy bae,funny,tall,black,wealthy boo



lmao

Daplux4:
The post of other reasonable Nigerians has made my day but let me add
our leaders should Shawn sentiments and call a spade by its name
how can a reasonable person ask you to use stick and disarm someone with AK 47
the president thinks we are all fools
we know all his plans wicked man.

DonMekino:
DAPCHI GIRLS SAGA: THE FLYING DIMENSION SURELY RAISES FUNDAMENTAL QUESTIONS!
I initally decided not to write on the Dapchi Kidnapping saga because I just wanted to "enjoy" what others were writing on it. But that changed I after I read that the girls were flown in planes.

Planes?

Now, let us look at some scenarios:

* If it was just an airstrip (and not conventional airport) that was used, who gave the militant's air traffic clearance to take off and land?

*Most planes that can sit more than 50 passengers use turbine engines and usually need conventional airports to land and take off, so does it mean Boko Haram now has an airport with full complement of control tower and air traffic controllers?

* The closest airfield to Dapchi is in Diffa which is about 200 kilometres from Dapchi. The other conventional airport is in Maiduguri. It may interest you to know that Diffa is in Niger Republic.

* If you check the two pictures (taken via Google Earth) that accompany this post, you will see that the closest airport (or even airstrip), within Nigeria, to Dapchi is the Maiduguri airport.

* Does it mean the girls were first taken to Niger Republic before being flown back to Nigeria.

* Between Diffa (in Niger Republic) and Nigeria, there is a big stream which actually forms the boundary between the two countries. So if they were taken to Diffa by road from Dapchi, how did they cross?

Now the questions:

* Which airport was used to convey the girls in a plane?

* No aircraft can fly in any country's airspace without being picked up by the radar. How come they were not seen via radar?

* Even if you visit flyradar24.com, you will see every aircraft that is airborne in any country at that particular minute. Did anyone see their plane?

I am a reporter. I have put these scenarios and questions across so that readers and commentators can draw their own conclusions.

And it is these scenarios and unanswered questions that make the tales of one Sergeant Bako a bit worthy of being read again even if they sound like moonlight stories.

Happy Palm Sunday...

Evince:
U know why u are a dimwit. I said though I am a born Christian. I didn't say I am a born again.
This is why I don't like argument with dimwitted fellow