₦airaland Forum

Lol.
Seun yaf vex.. .

Finally you agree on something with Oshiomole

Keep contradicting yourself

Violence is never the way.

We tried it before. It didn't work.

In as much as I condemn the acts by some misguided militants for blowing up oil facilities, I as well will advice pmb not to see the ND militancy in the same light as Boko Haram.

He needs to use diplomacy in trying to solve or checkmate this cancer before it spreads and kills of Nigeria's already ailing economy.

4cs.
ND is ironically the finger that feeds this country.

Let's leave our emotions out of this.
Metuh appearing in court in cuffs is a step all well meaning Nigerians must applaud.

Gone are those days when men like him are chauffeur driven to court in expensive SUVs and Benzes.
Smiling and waving to gullible supporters.
For God's sake he is a frigging fu*cking thief and should be treated as such.

If you ain't married to a girl, don't go kill ya self for her matter.

Trust me, it ain't worth it.

Ghen ghen

Na their data quality and price go show whether dem go last ni.

Money dey this country I swear

Junketer

Nigerian striker, Odion Ighalo, has seen off stiff competition from the duo of Mesut Ozil and Dele Alli to win his first Premier League Player of the Month Award.
Ighalo, who has been nominated repeatedly in the past, finally got the morale boosting reward as he emerged as the best player in England’s top flight league for the last month of 2015.
Happily, it was double delight for Watford as Manager Quique Sanchez Flores won the Premier League manager section having led the Hornets to important wins in the period under review.
Flores’ side amassed 10 points from five fixtures to finish the calendar year on a good momentum in which they recorded victories over Norwich, Sunderland and Liverpool.
Ighalo scored five goals in the month, including two in the Vicarage Road win over Liverpool, to take his tally for the season to 13, tied for third in the Premier League behind Romelu Lukaku and Jamie Vardy.
A creditable draw at Stamford Bridge followed four wins in a row including the victory at Aston Villa at the end of November, before Watford finished the year with a last-ditch loss at home to Spurs.
Ighalo now joins the exclusive list of Nigerian players like Osaze Odemwingie, Yakubu Aiyegbeni and Jay Jay Okocha who at different times had been voted best player of the month in England’s top flight.
Though currently third in the top scorers’ category, it would not be surprising to see Ighalo overtake the duo of Vardy and Lukaku who are the current top guns in the EPL.

c: Lalasticlala


www.premiumtimesng.com/sports/football/196776-nigerias-ighalo-wins-epl-player-of-the-month-award.html

Cheap smelly lies cooked in the brown roof region.

Was he taking a free kick? *ist pic*

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why buy police patrol cars when police don't even know the essence of having it save for mounting illegal road blocks and collecting N20?

this country sucks big time.

good

When some other person leaks your private letter, don't ever get mad.

kindly provide credible links to back up this your assertions.

This Eagle mating ritual no be here ooo. Imagine flying after a twig up and down just to shine congo...
Conji is really a bastard.

Gbam

She's not really an introvert.
She may be suffering from inferiority complex.
Introverts enjoy their privacy to the utmost.

This is Nigeria for you.
If it were in saner climes, a passenger would have called 911.

Such vehicle may have been stolen.
My 2cents.

''NAME''

Bayelsa done and dusted. Rivers next. Omenka get ready for another disappointment.

R.I.P to the dead.
Speedy recovery to the wounded.
Speed kills.

The media should keep heating up the already smoldering polity....
Time'll surely tell.