₦airaland Forum

MrPresident:
yes, with factual/historical evidences in analogy to the ancient sumerien chronicle..

........a little research will take you further.

cheers!

Two men, Tito and Eddie met at the bus stop and started a conversation. Eddie kept complaining of family problems and Tito said, "You think you have family problems? Listen to my situation.

A few years ago, I met a young widow with a grown up daughter and we got married. Later, my father married my step daughter. That made my step daughter, my step mother and my father became my step son. Also, my wife became mother-in-law of her father-in-law.

Then the daughter of my wife, my step mother had a son. The boy was my half brother because he was my father's son but he was also the son of my wife's daughter which made him my wife's grandson. That made me the grandfather of my half brother.

This was nothing until my wife and I had a son. Now, the half-sister of my son, my step mother is the grandmother. This made my father the brother-in-law of my child whose step-sister is my father's wife. I am my step mother's brother-in-law, my wife is her own child's aunt, my son is my father's nephew and I'm my own grandfather. And you think you have a family problem?

MrPresident:
Mars the "maza maza" of the anunnaki

cococandy:
You people are very hateful. God forbid bad thing. If I keep visiting this section I may even turn tribalist too because of the hate all of you are spreading around.

Is it too complex to understand that people migrate to regions which have ports that encourage trade?
Are you all too dumb to not understand what influences migration?
Who am I kidding? How will ignorant mofos like you u deer stand such things. If it doesn't have anything to do with mindless hate,it is too complex for y'all.
What an asinine group of human beings all of you are. low-life and hateful. The bunch of you disgust me beyond words.

And pls desist from rubbing mud on others from your region who do not share your hateful mind sets.

christopher123:
Ikpu nne gi niger delta

olagockay:
IMO he's right… All those Alaba boiz

EZEIGBO1OFIMO:
in a fōol's quest to sound intelligent, you ended up sounding irrevocably stūpid; 5minsmadness started a discussion on how to mollify and assuage the african marriage institution, and the best you could do is to start screaming MEN!!!; my advice, grow some sense, if you can't grow then buy some sense, if you can't buy, then download some gademm sense.

EZEIGBO

SmooshCHN:
I know animals calm down after spending some time around them and let you get closer but for dragonfly, that's challenging. They are very unstable but I'll have to be more friendly. That guy done raise bar give person.

Johnbosco77:
Honestly my instincts were right. I just came to Abuja to visit my uncle and what I was even imagining before I came is now staring me in the face. They have been married for WO years now and they have no issue. The way the wife calls me even before I came to Abuja was suspecting. Just yesterday when my uncle left for his office, the wife came into the room I was staying and asked me to help her fix her phone that it wasn't browsing. I obliged. The way she came very close to me was so sexually provocative. But I endured. The crux of the matter was while I was taking my bath she entered the bathroom and was like " pls I want you to make love to me". I was flabbergasted! I'm a sex freak but I told her to give me sometime to think bout it. Honestly I'm confused right now. Should I just make love to her? Should I just let her be? Should I just tell my Uncle? I'm confused!

naturefellow:
You dey talk like say you no oppress boys with those your hi-res Xperia photos... ehn?
Oya, make I kuku use these two conclude part 1 :-)

#1. Grass hairs
#2. Red dragon (same dragonfly in the earlier photo)

chronique:
Let it be noted that Jonathan laid a foundation for all of these. I hope Buhari's team can continue from where he stopped,add their own ideas and keep up the momentum. With time,we'd get there.

sweetgala:
I'm not stating it does , it is just how the Igbo community punished one of their own for dining with APC. Ngige is a good man , he has serves his people well before and can do so again , but because of tribalism and hate he did not win his constituency.

obito:
What would bring you back here in April ending?

Baddestguyp:
I'm a naruto fan but pls translate let us understand

pickabeau1:
I assumed you were married
Your posts connote anger
Why r u angry

firestar:
Ah, Konbanwa Feraz no-danna. Daijobu ka?

flopriddy:
Our politics should mirror our economic aspirations, not the other way around. There is no wisdom in living in the North, earning a living, yet despise the Northerners. That's being ungrateful. The gods of politics don't like that.

How long can this collective amnesia insulate us from meaningfully seating at the table, making contributions to Nigeria's political evolution?

How long can this foolishness go on?

How long?

There is a miserable silence across the land today, because we are realizing that we were sold off for pennies by pimps who parade as Igbo leaders.

Where are they?

Anyone home?"

Hmmm ... I sincerely hope some people are listening

firestar:
There once was a thread...

PAINGAIN:
ndigbo no dey expect anything from any nigerian president. Since wey military dey rule wetin dem do for igbo nation? Igbos voted massively for obj,what did he do for ndigbo? Nada,nothing. So spare ndigbo ur sympathy bcus we no send. Yorubas should continue selling themselves to the hausas as u please, abeg leave ndigbo make them dey do as dem please.

kboycrew:
in as much as I love Rochas, the role of the SE in the last election has made then the enemy of other regions. It will take good reconciliation to make us vote them in many elections to come. In their foolishness they voted out ingige who would ve been the Senate president by APC being the majority in the house. Now you want presidency. We will not vote you.

franciskaine:
APC failed in igboland because Igbos voted based on ethnicity and not based on individual's ability and sagacity. Ekwunife is no match to Ngige.

brownlord:
Update yourself, the thread is already trending in politics section by egoat.

egift:
From the beginning of the Campaign, Buhari clearly stated that when it comes to former leaders, he will Draw the line from the day he becomes President, NeverAgain.

Now that does not cover all the groups, companies and individuals that were used to siphon funds. Also remember he promise to Enact the Whistle Blowers Act that will provide protection for Nigerians who exposes cases of Corruption (in the past or present).

chronique:
I don't have anything against Buhari and I feel the standard Jonathan has set,should be what Nigeria should emulate henceforth. Should APC and Buhari contest an election in 2019,and lose it and refuse to handover,I personally will deploy every little thing I have been able to gather in life(both financially and otherwise),to join that protest and make sure they don't turn Nigeria upside down. A lot of blood has been spilled in Nigeria over elections and that has to stop. People cannot keep dying because somebody/some people want to remain in power. Jonathan has put an end to that and that is the standard that should be emulated henceforth. Any other standard is totally unacceptable.

Jesudun:
Please can someone explain how they rate their points cos I don't seem to understand. I scored 2667 and I had 80% but its surprising to see pple with high scores like 9000 and the rest compared with with my 2667 I don't know how they did it that I qualified to stage 2.

cococandy:
Oh really?

But they were expecting GEJ to solve it all.

Mr man better buckle up and do what you promised

5minsmadness:
Everything has already been said I guess.
Being first-born means you are the first person everybody within and outside the family looks upon when things are going haywire. In my case I was lucky to avoid all the hassles of lookin after my younger siblings in a financial capacity as my parents made sure we were well taken care of right up to university level. My burden has come more from social pressures, keeping up the family image, protecting my younger ones from violent people in school and the like. Making sure they have good accommodation after school and stuff like that.
Also Everyone of my dad's friends look up to me cos they expect me to follow the footsteps of my dad (he was a doctor) but I have struggled to follow a different path and I am not regretting it.
Truth is the man was a mean dungeon master and most of us are far off from him but now he is in his old years he is looking for how to come close to us, the rest of my siblings made sure they settled far from him but being the senior son and knowing one day I'll be called by the elders to give account of my dad, I decided to settle close by. I have to take care of him cos he's my dad though he messed up so much in different areas. The elders be like 'we can pardon your younger ones if they abandon this man but we can't pardon you cos you are the first-born.' Then they start bringing up all this traditional bullsh1t and I want to tell them to go to hell.

But whatever he's done he's my dad and I have to take care of him. The others are allowed to go scott free but I have to take care of the dungeon-master. I guess my burden is more emotional/social than financial, at least for now.