₦airaland Forum

Rapaltar:
Punnany is punnany.... ..

Abeg, define PUNNANY

cutesonia:
black is really beautiful when you knows how to maintain it. HBD dear jackie

thumbs up

Chanchit:
na wah o. See marketing. E be like say she don pass electricity wire inside her toto? I sure say ac sef go dey there.

including water bed, incase you get tired and want to sleep

shockwave91:
Hmmm abi o. #GodHelpUsAll #DoesSignOfTheCross #SaysHailMary

shockwave91:
Lol. Wer u dey run go?

Run for his dear life now, who knows if she's among one of those ebola carriers

kennygee:
Black is beautiful, #TeamNoBleaching.

Happy birthday to her.

i support team no bleaching also

Ghanaian actress (Jackie Appiah) clocks 31 today. The renowned actress some minutes ago appreciated fans and everyone for their heart felt wishes, gifts cards and love. Read her words below

"jackieappiahThank you for another magnificent year added to my life. Thank you for the countless blessings I have received throughout the year. Thank you Lord for all the people that remembered me today by sending me cards, gifts and good wishes. Love u all."

Continue to see more of her newly shared pictures below

http://fikimaniaentertainment..com/2014/12/ghanaian-actress-jackie-appiah-clocks.html

LewisO:
Nice 1...

she just could not figure out another way by which she could be popular. and come to think of it, why is it that this rubbish is common only with the ladies

shokky24:
Make I kuku stick to my country

abi ooo, my sister. its better to die being a proud Nigerian rather than being a slave in dubai

LewisO:
U said there is nothings wrong with that for a woman who will soon be aiming to get married later or plan to be a mother someday, so should that be a footstep for her children? Precise there are more decent way a women to showcase herself!

I was only kidding with that post, to be sincere that's the height of practical insanity

axortedbabe:
I watched it on adjazeera d other day,it was heart wreckin,80% of them r indians..

But come to think of it, does that implies that this indians are suffering more than Nigerians? whatsup with theuir economy

jideflash:
hmm

Peres Pimeh definitely winning 1.5million Naira Diamond bank cash prize with Nairalanders behind him.
The wait is over as Peres make the Top 30 Finalists of the Diamond Bank #YouNeedANewBank Remix Contest.
Pls Click link to vote now for Peres Pimeh and help us make it come true. Thanks Fam
http://notjustok.com/2014/12/01/diamond-bank-youneedanewbank-remix-contest-top-30-finalists-released-voting-starts-now/

You again, are you a vote monger?

jideflash:
Peres Pimeh definitely winning 1.5million Naira Diamond bank cash prize with Nairalanders behind him.
The wait is over as Peres make the Top 30 Finalists of the Diamond Bank #YouNeedANewBank Remix Contest.
Pls Click link to vote now for Peres Pimeh and help us make it come true. Thanks Fam
http://notjustok.com/2014/12/01/diamond-bank-youneedanewbank-remix-contest-top-30-finalists-released-voting-starts-now/

ok,noted, VOTE, VOTE, VOTE, VOTE.I HOPE MY 4 VOTES COUNTS OOOO

JEITO:
Since when did human beings start bragging publicly about this kind matter

It started ever since maheeda and cossy launched their nudity operation in this country

motherlode:
@op are you planning immigration for yourself

Yes ooo, but their own type of immigration

chimkaire:

abi now

killercute16:
Something like that

muib:
Op..Dubai is not a country but a city .

NOTED, thanks

LewisO:
She's stupid because she's blonde, or she's blonde because she's stupid, what will dat brings out? or she just want pple to wow her, so why won't they come to her when she's posing her body online, so how do i beliv her? this also shows that she need morney by attracting the unusual men begging her for s*x!

She's only trying to showcase herself and i don't think there is nothing bad with that

Olypeppy:
Hope Nigeria ain't among cos....

Can Nigerians be missing in such situations

Its the survival of the fittest

If there is one screen star now that most of the big boys in Lagos and Abuja want to sleep with, she is Lilian Afegbai, the actress, model and TV Presenter that represented Nigeria at Big Brother Africa tagged Hotshots.
Her bosom friends told us that her mobile phone has been ringing non-stop since she featured in BBA Season 9. They added that the Edo State born beauty gets offered millions of naira by wealthy businessmen and politicians who are on bended knees to have a feel of her sexy body.


That is not all, we were told that these randy deep pockets even offered the dollar equivalent should in case she doesn't want naira. We heard that these rich dudes are so desperate to lay her, they have even recruited her close friends to put pressure on her to accept their love proposal.


http://fikimaniaentertainment..com/2014/12/why-men-are-begging-lilian-afegbai-with.html

wow

The bitter aspect of all this is that, most of them were living a more better life in their countries before going to dubai. they never knew what they were getting themselves into untill they got there. they lived a more richer and better lifein their home country. Read the full story and you will pity them the more

The 34 year old rapper's wife and TV reality show icon (Kim Kardashian) breaks Beyonce's record by emerging as the 1st most searched person in the world 2014. Beyonce bags 2nd most searched along with other entertainers. Continue to see full list below


1. Kim Kardashian
2. Beyonce Knowles
3. Miley Cyrus
4. Katy Perry
5. Justin Bieber
6. Joan Rivers
7. Jennifer Lopez
8. Kendall Jenner
9. Kaley Cuoco
10. Robin Williams

http://fikimaniaentertainment..com/2014/12/kim-kardashian-top-list-of-most.html

yuncka:
Not a surprise this is what desperation brings in q bid to thrive in a foreign land. This is way better than washing corpse, prostitution and drug pushing.

true talk ooo

Dubai is one of the fastest growing cities in the world, in terms of economy, tourist and the likes. The southern Asian country has densely being populated by migrant who came in search of green pastures and a better life for themselves and their family but find only squalor, low wages and backbreaking work in stifling heat.
(Farhad Berahman) An Iranian photographer shared the heart breaking pictures which he snapped in Sonapur, the unofficial name for a work camp on the outskirts of Dubai, located far away from the luxury, soaring skyscrapers and vast wealth that the United Arab Emirates city is renowned for. Sonapur - ironically, the name means 'City of Gold' in Hindi - is home to more than 150,000 workers, mostly from India, Pakistan, Bangladesh and China. Read the full story with more heart aching pictures below



http://fikimaniaentertainment..com/2014/12/photos-horrible-and-mysterious-life.html

BlackTechnology:
old age can make a man talk like a baby.


If Obj had diversified our economy instead of looting it, Nigeria would have being heading towards standing shoulder to shoulder with China.

Five Peoples Democratic Party governors led by the Chairman, PDP Governors Forum, and governor, Akwa Ibom State, Godswill Akpabio, on Thursday held a closed-door meeting, which lasted for three hours, with the former President, Chief Olusegun Obasanjo, in his Hilltop residence in Abeokuta, Ogun State.

Other governors on the trip are the governors of Bauchi, Jigawa, Cross River, and Niger states, Isa Yuguda, Sule Lamido, Liyel Imoke and Babangida Aliyu respectively.

The governors arrived Obasanjo’s residence around 12.30pm and emerged from the inner chamber at exactly 3.30pm.

Briefing journalists after the meeting, Obasanjo, said the governors’ visit was not unconnected with nagging issues of the Boko Haram insurgents and the economy.

But from his utterance, the frosty relationship between President Goodluck Jonathan and Obasanjo was also discussed.

He said that his criticism of Jonathan in recent times was not aimed at castigating or bad-mouthing him.

He said,” First of all, I thank my colleagues and my brothers who have decided to pay me a special visit. They were concerned about what you may call the situation of the nation, the security, and the economy. What we have discussed, most of them I have raised in my own public pronouncement in recent times, not to castigate anybody, not to bad-mouth anybody, not to run anybody down, but out of genuine concern for the situation of this country and that is the same thing that has brought them and I want to thank them.”

The former President noted that the situation in the country currently was bad, but added that it was not totally irretrievable.

He added, “When we look at these issues closely, very objectively and we came to the conclusion that yes, we have a bad situation, but not irretrievably bad. Something can still be done and what is now required is the will and the courage to do something when and how it needs to be done.”

Obasanjo, who appreciated the governors for their concern for the nation, said the task to save the country was not for one man or group but for all Nigerians.

He said, “I appreciate their coming to me because of the respect and honour they have for me. But this task is not for one man and it is not even a task for one group, it is a task that requires all hands to be on deck. And as they have said and as they have assured me that they would have this type of consultation with other leaders so that this country which is ours and for which we have no alternatives, but will move forward.”

On the economy, especially the slump in oil price, Obasanjo noted that the leadership had failed to prepare for the rainy day, and that was why the economy was tottering.

He said, “When we had surplus, we did not remember the rainy day, now that the rainy day is staring us in the face, we must be honest and courageous enough to do what is right, to let the nation know and then to take the steps that will put it right as quickly as possible.

“You do not need to be an oracle or a World Bank expert or an International Monetary Fund expert to know that our economy is not what it should be and this is not the first time we would hear it, we have heard it in the past.

“When of course I came in 1999, the price of fuel was about $9 and we realised that we had a problem, we even passed a budget that we could not fund but we realised that we were in a serious situation and we took steps.

“Within two to three years, we were able to sail through, the price of fuel started moving up. Do not forget that there was a time during the Iraqi war, that the price of fuel rose to $42 per barrel and then it came down to $9. The one that we have now, we do not know when it would end but we can weather the storm if we take measure that we should take it and when to take it.”

Both Akpabio and Aliyu, who spoke for the governors, said they came to consult the former President due to his wealth of experience and his influence both nationally and internationally.

Akpabio said, “We decided that it is important for us to come and consult with him, as he said pay our respect, discuss the affairs of the nation and then to tap from his wealth of wisdom.

“The intention here is that all Nigerians are determined to reposition the country, we have no other country than Nigeria and so, no matter the challenges we may face today, we must work together as a team to redeem the situation.”


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