₦airaland Forum

drerocker:
Please I need a good drugs for anal fissure
Pains at my anus.

Pls ooooo o don't operation

Lalami3232:

You have nothing to prove bro, take your souvenir and go home to lick your wound. But there's high chances say this guy go still nack this girl again after the wedding. Do you know why? She go always go visit to tell am "thank you for attending my wedding" and we all know the outcome of such visit. Nigeria women mentality eeh na a combination of beans and kolanut. Anyways, that's not my concern sha, I'm always here to enlighten men on the dangers of marrying a non-virgin aka borehole.
What do I even know sef aside enlightening my fellow men nationwide with the good news

Oga if you no meet your wife as a virgin, oga go for DNA test oooooooo especially on your first child

Ojiofor:
Dem go reject sharia na because they are not true muslims

Ojiofor:
It is not in place of pagan Yoruba who are neither here nor there to have opinion on who are christians or not.Yoruba people attend churches on sundays and become babalawos and ifa worshippers monday to thursday and muslims on friday.

AntiZikist:
They are not Christians.

Majority subscribe to paganism either in the form of catholiscm or traditional pagan worship and there's a growing trend of Judaism aka levantine Canaanite paganism.

Obi being a pagan Catholic will be the first pagan to rule Nigeria if by the infestimestinal slimmest chance he ever wins an election.

You may ask why say the obvious loud ? That's because SE have been the loudest critics of a so-called Muslim-Muslim ticket.

As far as I am concerned only Solodu is a Christian in that yeast.

So please stop seeing SE as champions of Christianity because they are not.

The real Christians are northern and SS Christians plus SW.

Thanks for reading my blog post.

Odidigboigbo:
You lied, where in your palm Plantation located, which state?

Odidigboigbo:
The issue is that apert from Palm oil industry in Edo and Delta States there are indigenous Palm plantations. In Delta North as an example, an individual can boost of closed to 20000 heads of Palm plantation, which is not obtainable in Imo or Abia state, no single individual in Abia or Imo can boost of 100 heads of palm plantation

sagitariusbaby:
Shut up. As a major player in oil palm production and we also control 47 percent of palm oil export from Nigeria, Edo state leads the country in oil palm production. The state has several oil palm plantations more than any other state in Nigeria so don't come up with those rhetorics. It will be very difficult for other states to catch up with Edo state in this regard. Remember the Nigeria Oil Palm Research Institute is not located in Benin for nothing. By the way, how big is Abia state that it will take you two hours to drive through an oil palm production?

noruwasman:
As at recent reports has it that Edo has the largest palm plantation in Africa. You made mention of Prescott plantation in Ikpobahoka LGA but you just have to visit Okomu plantation in Ovia North East and I can assured that it’s like you’re in another state inside Edo state. Please try and visit Okomu plantation in odigi and neighbouring communities in Ovia North East next time you visit Edo. God bless former Governor Godwin Obaseki for this visionary transformation

SmartPolician:
I don't think any state produces palm oil like Edo State. If you have private players running your oil production business, it means you didn't come to play. Okomu and Presco are the largest palm-oil-producing companies in Nigeria.

FuckYeyeMods:
A sitting president of a nation like Nigeria.
Guy, carful ooo.
Even you, will not allow anybody to openly insult your father.

nyabinghi:
ahmad your brother has been remanded because of statement like this,you igbos are animals,kanu,ojukwu,ekpa were all locked up because of sheer stupidity.

Alliswell248:
You have started 2025 with your usual gibberish. Are you affiliated with ekpa? Have you seen numerous tweets from his handle claiming his boys kpai security mens in SE?

I would take you as a noisemaker, until you can prove me wrong.

chatinent:
Nonsensical annual guesstimating codenamed as prophecy!

For the fact that the who bunch of probusinessphets didn't see the Covid-19 upon the flood of new year prophets/guesstimates they did in the beginning of 2020, that was enough reason to justify my facts.


None of them can foretell what will happen the next day, let alone the whole year!

But as usual, the congregants worship them and whatever they say!

Sapeleboy911:
Haba bro over 400k minimum wage? The minimum wage is around $7.5 per hour. If that guy is on a minimum wage, he can complain; there are poor people in America, too.

Thugnificent:
Far from that bro. Their souls will be awakened soon by the Spirit of Christ to undergo the final Judgment amidst the Saints and Sons intercession for mercy.

NairaOcean:
In 2024, Nigeria mourned the loss of several prominent celebrities and personalities whose deaths resonated deeply across the nation. Here are some notable figures who passed away.

[b]Here’s the list of celebrities and personalities whose deaths shocked Nigeria in 2024:

1. Dr. Herbert Wigwe (57) – Group Chief Executive Officer of Access Holdings Plc, tragically died in a helicopter crash in the United States on February 9, 2024, alongside his wife, Chizoba, and their son. He co-founded Access Bank and transformed it into one of Africa's largest financial institutions.

2. Onyeka Onwenu (72) – The renowned Nigerian singer, actress, and cultural icon passed away on July 30, 2024. She was celebrated for her music, acting, and advocacy for women's rights and African heritage.

3. John Okafor (Mr. Ibu) (62) – Beloved Nollywood actor known for his comedic roles, died on March 2, 2024, after a prolonged illness.

4. Amaechi Muonagor (61) – Veteran actor best known for his comedic roles in Nollywood, passed away on March 24, 2024, after battling kidney disease.

5. Junior Pope Odonwodo (39) – Popular actor, tragically died in a boat accident on April 10, 2024, while filming in Asaba.

6. Ethel Ekpe (61) – Veteran actress known for her role in the TV series "Basi and Company," succumbed to cancer on February 7, 2024.

7. Jimi Solanke (81) – Legendary actor, poet, and folk singer, died on February 5, 2024, after a brief illness. He was celebrated for his contributions to Nigerian arts.

8. Adedeji Aderemi (Baba Olofa Ina) (73) – Veteran Yoruba filmmaker and actor, passed away on January 4, 2024, after an undisclosed illness.

9. Charles Olumo (Agbako) (101) – One of Nollywood’s oldest actors, known for his comedic roles, died on October 31, 2024.

10. Sharon Okpamen – Talented actress who passed away in August 2024 due to complications following childbirth.

11. Dayo Adewunmi (Sule Suebebe) (68) – Veteran Yoruba actor, died on June 12, 2024, after a prolonged illness.

These individuals left an indelible mark on Nigeria's entertainment and business sectors, and their untimely deaths have deeply saddened the nation.